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I actually watched Dude Where's My Car just to see him make out with Sean William Scott. Someone post a screencap of that please...I never ask for anything!
I actually watched Dude Where's My Car just to see him make out with Sean William Scott. Someone post a screencap of that please...I never ask for anything!
i don't see it either. he was cute in his modeling days. now he is dirty looking.Originally Posted by pepsilover
No, you're not. He's not ugly, but he's not drop dead gorgeous like everyone makes him seem. The only thing that is attractive about him to me are his lips lol.Originally Posted by pepsilover
Nope, you are not the only one who thinks so. He is hott hott hott.
But hes married. Sucks.
Yes he is hot... and married.... and for the last word, I hope she does.... if she doesn't, I do, so if he needs some help....Originally Posted by a_p_m_f
He looks the the same as when he first started...his hair is just shorter now....he's hot especially his character on that 70's show cause he's so dumb....
He's bulking up, starting to look better
You know, I used to think he wasn't all that. Till I saw the recent pics.(see one post above) He is looking better now than he ever has, in my book anyway.
Thanks for the pics.
Remember "The Butterfly Effect"... one of the best movies ever....
He's so hot but he's back to being skinny...I just saw his remake of guess who's coming to dinner and he's got some underwear scenes and he's a lot skinnier than the above pics.
i know at least one person has them in their gallery, but if you don't feel like asking or looking around, i'm pretty sure stars-masculines-nues.com has the screen caps of the kiss, which was massively hot.Originally Posted by CGHJ
"mmmyes, this is all true..."
Ask Me Questions!
and, yes, these are my eyes.
how dare she judge.. considering what she has in her car
Does anyone know what that is from?
Laying in the gutter but looking at the stars
I think it's from "Dude, Where's My Car?" That's Seann William Scott thart he's kissing.
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
Sorry, I was too busy watching to catch the title
Laying in the gutter but looking at the stars
hmmm tasty
Mine is the Earth and the sword in the stone, Mine is the throne for the idol
One fleeting moment, and it is all gone, Crownless again Will I fall?
anybody have a saveable file?
I so fell in love with seann William scott on this one. The movie was stupid, though.
God I love this movie...when the fuck is the sequel coming out...it was supposed to start shooting a couple of years ago.
Are we starting a thread about stupid (funny) movies ?...Originally Posted by james1200
"Il n'y a pas d'hétéros, il n'y a que des mecs mal dragués ..." - Patrick Timsit in "Pédale Douce"
Is that even Ashton? I mean it faintly resembles him but c'mon!?
I didn't think it was him when I saw it.
Nice !!!....What about these ones ?...
"Il n'y a pas d'hétéros, il n'y a que des mecs mal dragués ..." - Patrick Timsit in "Pédale Douce"
Looks like him to me
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lol, and who takes a picture of someone on the toilet! I would freak!!
which might explain the fact that it looks like him but doesn't.
Twins have variations.
He also has webbed toes - serious!
Looks kind of fake
yeah it looks exactly him..... a bit younger though
-- okay my crush has already been taken thanks to you... anyways.... better check my gallery i've added new pics of me...
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IN-FUCKIN-DEED! Heads would roll, especially if that picture made its way onto the internet!Originally Posted by SpinachBrocoli
well, in all truth it already did!Originally Posted by organ_piano
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Lovely cock !
yeah he does have a twin but they look NOTHING alike...and that's not a knock on the guy, i believe he's got Cerebral Palsy or something like that...still i'm not sure on the authenticity of the pic, what with word on the street saying Ash to be a lil lacking down there(not that i REALLY about that...i'd still sell my 1st born for him!!!)
Who would smile if they just had their pic taken while theyre in the bathroom?
In this day and age with computer graphics as advanced as they are why would you believe any picture you see on the net?
Here i a recent shot taken at the airport. I think he's looking better with age
Up until hsi crap little TV show I thought he was hot...that shitty TV personality killed it for me though
I received this in my email today......a VERY good fake of Ashton! Enjoy!
it's fake.
i don't like
Damn hot body though. No matter what the face is, the dude with this body should pose on his own.
That's very hot. The guy who did this did a good job. And I don't even like Ashton Kutcher.
I wish you were here......In my arms.
Dont find Ashton that hot but the body in the pic is nice. It is a decent fake though..... thanks for sharing!
Yawn, it's an awful fake. You can see that it's fake. A good fake is one where you can't see, that it's a fake. but you can instinctively tell it is (i.e. Christian Slater bent over a saw horse is an fake because of it's obvious absurdity). This Kutcher fake is so because the head is about 50% too large.
I've found that lube, time and the lust of the receiver make almost anything possible.
his head is way to big for his body. i've seen a lot better
Pic doesn't look right.
Ashton Kutcher wearing undies
Hey i just saw "butterfly effect" for the first time the other day and there were more than enough hot scenes there was one scene where he was in the sorority bathroom and had a towel wrapped around him but you could clearly see his pubes. Does anyone have a dvd and ca rip the pictures i'm talking about?
also, how hot was it when he went to jail and the guy grabbed onto his balls and called him "his new sex toy"?
i think he's fug
I still don't know what the movie was about
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The people have spoken. Throughout the month of February, the National Constitution Center asked visitors both onsite and online via social media and the museum's website to submit their proposals for the next amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The crowd-sourcing initiative was part of the Constitution Center's first-ever 27 Amendments (in 27 Days) project—a crash-course in the amendments from the Bill of Rights to congressional salaries. The museum received an overwhelming number of responses ranging from the serious (abolishing the Electoral College) to the humorous (Free Pizza Fridays).
In the end, the most submitted suggestions were put to a live audience vote—setting term limits for Congress, campaign finance reform, and eliminating corporate person-hood. The audience also had the choice not to add a new amendment at this time. After the votes were tallied, a clear winner emerged—term limits for Congress should be added as the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. During the program, the audience also received an overview on the steps necessary to make a constitutional amendment a reality. Term limits for Congress also received the most votes on the museum's Facebook page.
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Those left to cherish her memories are: her only child, son, Shanane Sample of Mesquite; mother, Shirley Glenn Whitaker of Mexia; sisters, Lisa and Angela Glenn; paternal grandmother, Thelma Slaughter.
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Baker went to be with the Lord on Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center, with loving family by her side.
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He is preceded in death by parents; brothers, Lonnie Stokes, Calvin Stokes, Billy Joe Stokes and Benny Morris Stokes; daughter, Patricia Elaine Stokes; first wife, Ethelyn Bonner Stokes; and second wife, Barbara Glynn Stokes.
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Dabney was born Aug. 13, 1962 in Wortham, to Norris Sr. and Violet Foley Dabney.
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Survivors include his wife, Rosa Dabney of Mexia; son and daughter-in-law, Jeramiah and Heather Dabney of Mexia; grandson, Jayden Dabney and granddaughter, Daniela Dabney, both of Mexia.
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Tyree Gatson Sr. was born Dec. 22, 1926, in Fairfield, to Willie and Verila Gatson.
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Peaceful division of Pakistan is much better than bombing kids.
People are much important than land or some fake sense of unity or some good for nothing national pride. If a state has to use bombings to keep parts of its country occupied then it means it has no moral authority to have that part. Peaceful division of Pakistan is much better than bloodshed of kids. If Pakistanis don't like people of FATA and Baluchistan, and are even ready to bomb their kids then why Pakistan is forcing them to stick together?
The way fake liberals who in reality are sectarian and social class fascists, pseudo nationalists and troop worshipers support these bombings clearly shows how Pakistanis feel about tribal people. The attitude is no different for Baluchistan operation victims.
Many of the pro-war fake liberals and troop worshipers even advocate carpet bombings and some maniacs even talk about the option of nuking insurgency hit areas.
The attitude was same for Bengalis and now these troop worshipers and pseudo nationalists put the complete blame on India or other countries for the creation of Bangladesh. After mercilessly killing people, they expect them to stay loyal to the state which is ruled by the ones who are bombing them and if they rise up to claim their right to exist freely then they are termed as traitors. People who opposed operations against Bengalis were also termed as traitors and similar is happening with those who oppose bombings on FATA and operations in Baluchistan.
The way people in Karachi, Lahore Islamabad and Rawalpindi treat the lives of Balochis and tribal people, I don't think separation is a bad idea. Its better to go for a peaceful separation of these areas from Pakistan as it will keep the options of good future relationships including free trade zones, visa free travel, common market like Euro zone etc open unlike Bangladesh where the wounds of Pakistan army brutalities are still fresh.
Next time when these fake liberals or troop worshipers go for their sit-ins against suicide attacks or any other activity resulting from this war mess then they should remember that they are the ones who fed this war monster and supported the principle of indiscriminate bombings to settle sectarian or political scores.
We must come out of this war to control sectarian violence
The biggest contributors to the current sectarian violence mess from public and media side are those who forwarded ISI's agenda of exploiting sufi/salafi, shia/sunni differences to bring war theater in Pakistan and justify invasion of FATA. For me unrelated or innocent people dying in military operations or resulting sectarianism are same and I condemn both. But my focus is more on the root cause which is this war and military operations. Now the policies are giving their fruits and people are whining over the results. Mentality like this from the decision makers to jump into the war and settle sectarian/social class scores with tribal and other area populations has brought us into the point that much of the war theater has moved from Afghanistan to Pakistan. Even current Zardari govt. through their scumbags like Faisal Reza Abidi or LUBP type cheap blogs are playing the same dirty sectarian games.
The problem with these scumbags and the likes sitting in the top decision making posts of Army and government is that their decision making bring those to firing lines who are not decision makers or hate mongers themselves but had few commonalities with them, which is a wrong thing in itself as you cannot put decision makers and those who are just supporters due to some prejudices or don't support the wrong decisions but have some commonalities in beliefs or social classes in the same category. I have seen this type of bull shit on Karachi's walls saying Mullah Umar ki aankh dajjal ki aankh hai or saying this war is against Yazeedis. Come on guys come out of these 1400 years old vague desert stories for which not much credible account is available or at least don't mix it with decisions for today's world.
People should know that if they support wrong principles then it will be just a matter of time when they will hurt them too. Way out of this mess is to come out of this war.
Independence Day, Freedom and Us
The month of August is here with Independence Day of Pakistan being one of the main highlight of it. This year we are going to celebrate the 63rd year of Independence from centuries old British Rule.
Independence day is probably the most confusing day I consider as compared to rest of the days in our national calendar.
Though like many years it has come when we are going through "National Crises" and like always our nation will try to regain its "National Confidence" and "Nationalism" through national songs and flag hoisting ceremonies.But honestly telling these displays of pseudo-patriotism are now losing their meanings in front of me.
For me independence is not merely having a state with the right to have an identity card as citizen.But its about having the right to use your potential and getting results from it.Independence is about taking your own Economic and Political decisions yourself. Independence is about living with dignity and self respect.
On one hand we are busy in fighting a foreign war which is destroying our social fabric and on the other hand we are so Economically and Politically weak that we cannot take decision in our favor about it.
Even after suffering so much in the so called "War on Terror", we are still blamed for exporting terror by our key allies like Britain. This shame wasn't enough for our leaders that they decided to give a pleasure visit to the country which didn't even give slightest of regards to thousands of life we gave for their war. This visit, even after so much humiliation, was so important for our President and our government that they even didn't give small consideration about the losses our nation is suffering due to recent devastating floods.
If we become a bit more honest and bold about judging our situation then I am afraid we will not be able to find ourselves eligible of celebrating the independence day.
Our ancestors fought for freedom so that they can have a country where principles of justice and equality will prevail. If we look at our present condition it doesn't show promise in that regard as well.
Our national agenda are hijacked by dictators,feudal and corrupt corporatist who enjoy total dominance and totalitarian control over the resources of our country. People are made enemies of each other by exploiting sectarian, ethnic and social class
diversity we have in our society and converting it into a clash. Legislation in made in such way that criminals, plunderers and incompetent people not only can reach to the highest forum of national policy making i.e. parliament but now they are given the right to select the judiciary.
Judicial institution is probably the first and in many ways also the last institution which gives a weak and poor citizen the chance to protect himself being victimized by the elite and powerful. Without an independent and powerful system of justice no citizen can think of freedom and no nation can reap the fruits of independence.
Though some promising situation is shown by media, some sections of civil society and higher judiciary but overall our situation is not improving and in fact getting worse day by day. Apart from leadership I will also blame our nation for this as their personal prejudices, short term greed and narrow vision has brought us to this level.
We are the ones who don't find much moral courage to criticize and stop wrong and support the right cause as our own petty issues and prejudices come in our way. This approach of prejudice, greed and narrow mindedness has also become part of our national policy making which is evident in this so called "War on Terror".
The situation is so bad now that the nation which, despite all its weaknesses, used to help each other in hour of crisis and need is now killing each other from Karachi to Khyber even during the worst disaster of our national history.
It is now a high time for us to reconsider our national agenda and come out of this pathetic hypocritical approach. We need to sincerely judge ourselves and our problems and fix them one by one in our collective and personal lives. For once we need to think like a real honest, just and freedom loving nation.


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From the title it might seem that the easiest way to do this is by using Loadlibrary. However on many occasions you might end up in a scenario where one or more third party dlls might be in question. For ex, a third party dll is loading A.dll and you also want to load A.dll of a different version. In general , I will be summarizing you how to load 2 different versions of the same dll without using Loadlibrary.
The scenario here is , I have hello.exe which loads intermediate.dll (third party) , intermediatemine.dll(mine) and in turn intermediate.dll will load A.dll (v1.0) and intermediatemine will load A.dll(v2.0). I have the code for intermediatemine.dll , I do not have control for intermediate.dll .Now if we code like below in hello.exe and try to isolate the dlls to be 2 folders , it would not be enough .In the Visual Studio sln , I have hello.exe and intermediatemine.dll and A.dll(v2.0)The folder structure is..\hello\hello\Debug\1 -->contains A.dll (v1.0) & intermediate.dll..\hello\hello\Debug\2 -->contains A.dll(v2.0) & intermediatemine.dll..\hello\hello\Debug--> contains the exeThe below is the an attempt to load the dlls separately which is not sufficient.cout << "Entering Main" << endl;
em = SetErrorMode(SEM_FAILCRITICALERRORS);
HINSTANCE hDll_1 = ::LoadLibrary(L"1\\intermediate.dll");
cout << "Error loading intermediate.dll. Code: "<< ::GetLastError() << endl;
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funcptr p_func1 = reinterpret_cast<funcptr>(::GetProcAddress(hDll_1,"SomethingA"));
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p_func1(); // This call is in A.dll(v1.0)
funcptr p_func2 = reinterpret_cast<funcptr>(::GetProcAddress(hDll_1,"SomethingB"));
p_func2(); // This call is in A.dll(v1.0)
HINSTANCE hDll_2 = ::LoadLibrary(L"2\\intermediatemine.dll");
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cout << "Error loading intermediatemine.dll. Code: " << ::GetLastError() << endl;
funcptr p_func3 = reinterpret_cast<funcptr>(::GetProcAddress(hDll_2, "SomethingC"));
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p_func3(); // This call is in A.dll(v2.0)
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This method uses manifest file to load the dlls.
Step 1 :Firstly create a manifest file like below and save it in the folder where you have the intermediatemine project's .cpp files,etc .<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"standalone="yes"?>
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</assembly>Save it in ..\hello\hello\intermediatemineStep2 : Now open your Visual Studio and go to Project Properties and change the particular project Property as below .Project Properties-->Manifest Tool-->Input and Output-->Additional Manifest Dependenciesand then add the manifest file as one of the additional dependency ..\hello\hello\intermediatemine\intermediatemine.private.manifestWe do this so, it normally creates A.dll.intermediate.manifest. it then merges that private manifest to make A.dll.embed.manifest ,it then runs the mt.exe as part of the build process to put the embed manifest into the DLL as resource #2.
Note that I have made the A's Output folder as ..\hello\hello\Debug\2 .
So now when you rebuild your application and run. You will observe that the intermediate.dll from folder 1 loads the A.dll from folder 1 and intermediatemine.dll loads the A.dll from folder 2.I have added the output folder for intermediatemine.dll and A.dll in Visual Studio to Folder 2.Now when I rebuild the application and run I see that the intermediate.dll from folder 1 is loading A from folder 1.


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If England's two series defeats in Australia were made into horror movies, the 4-1 one-day loss probably wouldn't warrant the same X-rated classification as the Ashes whitewash.
But there were still enough stomach-churning moments to leave England supporters watching from behind their sofas.
Just one year before the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, England produced a series of a unconvincing displays that provided more questions than answers about their talent and tactics in the 50-over format.
With input from former one-day captain Adam Hollioake, BBC Sport examines the five biggest issues facing England's one-day side before next year's showpiece down under.
Firm up the captaincy
Three defeats into the one-day series, England Test and one-day captain Alastair Cook admitted he was considering his position and suggested the team could benefit from a change of direction.
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One match later, Cook claimed his comments had been an emotional response to another loss, and said he was "desperate" to carry on leading in the team.
When they reflect on the tour, the England management team will need to decide whether the teams' interests are best served by keeping Cook in charge of both formats, or whether the one-day team would benefit from a fresh approach under the leadership of either Stuart Broad or Eoin Morgan.
Broad will get a chance to stake his claim when he captains the side in Cook's absence for the West Indies tour in February and March.
"Everyone is asking Cook what he wants to do but sometimes these decisions are best taken out of the individual's hands," says Hollioake, who formed part of England's first split captaincy in the 1990s when Michael Atherton was in charge of the Test side.
"Cook is a fine player and a great human being, but the number one thing about being captain is to make sure your own game is in order.
"They've got to make their mind up based on whether they think he can get his game back. To me, a great opening batsman is far more important than a captain.
"If they are going to change it, do it now and let's move on and build for the future. If not, let's stop the speculation and get on with it."
Prioritise one-day cricket
When England decided to take the unprecedented step of having separate coaches for their Test and limited-overs sides, it was billed as an opportunity to offer greater focus and direction to the one-day team.
In some ways, it has done exactly the opposite, merely underlining the inflated importance England give to Test cricket at the expense of other formats.
While Andy Flower can pick his Test side from the full buffet, limited-overs coach Ashley Giles is too often asked to feed on scraps as key players are rested from England's one-day commitments.
"England are almost back to square one after a horrible loss. That time at the end is pressure cricket, but it should be what everyone dreams of being involved in. They are not times to fear failure, they are times to get your feathers out and win the game, the times you should live for as a cricketer. I don't know if people are crumbling under pressure but if you're a competitor you shouldn't do that in that situation."
Kevin Pietersen has only played four one-day internationals in the past 12 months, and James Anderson has not featured since the Champions Trophy final in June after being rested following both Ashes series.
The Australians favour a different approach, waiting until the home one-day series was won before giving key men such as captain Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin a breather.
After the fifth match in Adelaide, Giles and Cook both made noises about the importance of one-day cricket in the coming months, but Cook's absence from the West Indies tells a different story.
"For as long as I can remember, England have chopped and changed their side right up until major tournaments and that's no way to go about winning the World Cup," says Hollioake. "They've got a year to go, they need to get their head down, pick a side and stick with it.
"For me, every time you get picked for your country it should be an event. I can't remember anyone coming to me and asking if I needed a rest. If you are playing for your country you want to get out there."
Start from the top
England's batting tactics in Australia were based around the principle of laying a solid platform at the top of the order to allow their middle order dashers to provide the acceleration.
It is a strategy that paid off as England reached the final of the Champions Trophy on home soil in 2013, but looked old-fashioned on the faster, bouncier pitches in Australia where there is more potential for the openers to get on top of the new ball.
While Cook and Ian Bell consistently made starts, Australia's Aaron Finch showed just how effective a destructive opener can be in this form of the game with his blistering centuries in Melbourne and Perth.
If and when Pietersen is brought back into the fold, the temptation to restore him to the top of the order will be strong.
"Every team would love to have an opener who can smash it for six, but if they are not used to doing it against the new ball, you are just gifting a wicket away," says Hollioake.
"Wherever he bats, Pietersen is always crucial. He is the guy who can do something special and win you the game off his own bat. He just needs to be playing and scoring runs in the lead-up to that World Cup."
Determine the death men
England's disappointing series reached its nadir in the second one-dayer in Brisbane when they somehow managed to find a new way to lose a match from a position of total authority.
Australia's victory was founded on an explosive batting display from James Faulkner, but he was given considerable assistance by some dreadful England bowling in the closing stages of the game as Ben Stokes and Tim Bresnan both failed to come up with the variety of deliveries that can suffocate a batsman in a run chase.
Stokes, who was hit for five sixes by Faulkner in the latter stages in Brisbane, improved drastically in the final two matches after stating his desire to be a death bowler, while Sussex's Chris Jordan rounded off a promising series by striking twice in his final over in Adelaide.
"You want to get your death bowlers nailed down now, get them used to doing that job so that come the World Cup they have all that experience under their belt," says Hollioake.
"It's one of the hardest skills in the game because there are so many different shots that batsmen play these days.
"They play ramp shots, sweeps and reverse sweeps, they step back and take it on the half-volley or come out of their crease and hit it on the full.
"You need to follow the batsman whatever he does - if he comes down the wicket, bowl a bit short, if he goes back, get it fuller. It's certainly not a case of just being able to bowl good yorkers - that theory is 20 years old."
Believe in spin
One of the biggest points of contrast between Cook and Clarke in the one-day series was their attitude towards spin bowlers.
Top five series economy rates
3.59 - Xavier Doherty (Australia)
4.52 - Ravi Bopara (England)
4.57 - James Tredwell (Eng)
4.62 - Glenn Maxwell (Aus)
4.86 - Clint McKay (Aus)
*Minimum 20 overs
Over the course of the series, Australian spinners sent down 68 overs to England's 32 and were responsible for the three best economy rates on their team.
Even when off-spinner James Tredwell was selected, Cook never seemed to fully trust him, denying him his full quota of 10 overs in any of his three matches and withdrawing him from the attack in Perth after a single five-over spell.
Between now and their World Cup opener - against Australia on 14 February 2015 - England must surely identify a spinner who can be trusted to rattle through 10 tidy overs in the middle phase of the innings.
"Out here in Australia, you are always looking to the seam bowlers to take the bulk of the wickets but you do need one or two guys who can run in and whizz through a few overs of spin," adds Hollioake.
"This is probably the one area I don't mind England trying a few people out because they don't know who their best spinner is following Graeme Swann's retirement.
"Overall, they are low on confidence at the moment, but if they can get their best players back and start enjoying their cricket again I think they have the ability to do well next year."
Comment number 50. Posted by ukcon 27 Jan 2014 09:44
Winning Team
Michael Carberry
Varun Chopra
Owais Shah
Ravi Patel
Samit Patel
Moeen Ali
Adil Rashid
Usman Arshad
Chris Jordan
Tymal Mills
Mudhsuden Singh Panesar
12th man: KP
Comment number 44. Posted by NothernApeon 27 Jan 2014 09:20
My team:
Taylor (Trott if available)
Comment number 64. Posted by Fortuneon 27 Jan 2014 10:37
My 5 point plan:
1) Luck
2) Ensure we have competant umpires
3) Utilise more of the budget to bring in world talent
4) Remove the county championship from the calendar - just have counties play one day cricket next year
5) Promise the players a huge bonus for winning (500k each)
Follow these 5 easy steps and we will once again be world champions
Comment number 111. Posted by ManUChamp20nson 27 Jan 2014 13:19
My suggested WC team
Peterson (C)
Peterson (wk)
Comment number 138. Posted by Matt Hon 27 Jan 2014 14:36
35. rockandhardplace - "It is blatantly obvious that even though England won in the summer it had more to do with the weather and good luck than Squad Leadership."
England won the Ashes at home because they played better than Australia, especially during the key moments. Wasn't a complete team performance, with only Bell, Broad and Swann playing consistently well, but it wasn't just "luck".
Comment number 80. Posted by ukcon 27 Jan 2014 11:20
Demise of England team has been in long making.
You need major structural change.
It is largely Middle Class sport.
People don't go to watch cricket but they go read Daily Telegraph.
Look at the images from cricket ground few decades ago.
People were enjoying cricket and you could queue to get tickets.
How do you inspire young working class kids.
Comment number 88. Posted by Kingsroad121on 27 Jan 2014 12:00
They won't win because they have no bottle, when England were winning everything a couple of years ago it was because everyone else was poor they were playing. Middle class private school boys. No bottle, no charisma and no passion.
Also many might call me sexist but I'm not. Just don't see the point of women's cricket or football. It's complete and utter rubbish. Shouldn't be on the tv.
Comment number 102. Posted by col milburnon 27 Jan 2014 12:58
Shifting teams what has happened to mitch seems to have gone back to cannon fodder.How can he go from laughing stock to a series winning 95mph top bowler in a couple of months?Me thinks there be some performance enhansers taken.Is there any testing in place for test cricket?
Comment number 66. Posted by Kapnagon 27 Jan 2014 10:38
England did ok in the odi series, on reflection they really should have won it, and when you consider the rough ride half of them had in the test series, I believe a full strength England have every chance in the world cup
Comment number 47. Posted by NothernApeon 27 Jan 2014 09:30
Get rid of Cook, and drop Stokes from the one day side. Let him concentrate on test cricket. Give Bopara the captaincy and bring Trott and Finn back in.
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Dragons have the best lines in "Reign of Fire," and they don't say a word. All they have to do is breathe.
Taking a year in post-production to come to life, the fire snorters in this futuristic story are admirable creatures, way more convincing than the puny humans arrayed against them. When they open their mouths, we pay attention, which is not necessarily the case with anyone else.
Set in your standard post-apocalyptic future, "Reign of Fire's" notion of what that catastrophe was is a novel one. As posited by Gregg Chabot & Kevin Peterka (who wrote the screenplay with Matt Greenberg), a race of dragons has been asleep under the earth for longer than the vampire Lestat, taking their ease after munching on just about everything edible on the planet. Accidentally awakened with hearty appetites in today's London, the dragons (as detailed in a clever "The End" issue of Time magazine used as a prologue) take about a decade to ravage the world. It's war between them and us and, as someone says, "only one species is getting out of this alive."
The film proper opens in a ruined castle in Northumberland in the year 2020, when humanity is at a low ebb and the world's remaining people, such as they are, have divided themselves into hunters and gatherers.
The chief gatherer is Quinn (Christian Bale), who as a boy had a hand in awakening the beast. His group of ragtag survivalists has no greater goal than to hang on and hope the dragons starve. Meanwhile, Quinn and second-in-command Creedy (an appealing Gerard Butler) put on amusing "Star Wars" dramatizations for the clan's kids.
Tank commander Van Zan (Matthew McConaughey) has other ideas. A U.S. military man ("the only thing worse than dragons is Americans" is the feeling in the castle), he's an "I lead, you follow" kind of zealot whose eyes are so wide they seem to be held open by toothpicks.
Van Zan shows up brimming with notions about how to take the fight to the dragons, but Quinn is not so sure. Still, he can't take his eyes off Alex ("Vertical Limit's" Izabella Scorupco), Van Zan's ace helicopter pilot who just might be the last attractive blond on the planet.
Though "Reign of Fire's" concept of a humans-versus-dragons smackdown is a good one, the way it's worked out on screen is more silly than compelling. The script is of the pedestrian "we have paid a terrible price and now we have a chance to make a difference" variety, and Rob Bowman, who directed "The X-Files" movie and many TV episodes, is better at handling the computer-generated dragon than the film's fallible actors. Think Kevin Costner's "The Postman," not "Mad Max."
If Bale is simply unconvincing as the sporadically mighty Quinn, McConaughey is so excessive as super-macho Van Zan he seems like a graduate of Jon Voight's Anaconda School of Acting. Yes, he's bulked up and tattooed; yes, he chomps on a cigar and frequently snarls, "Lock and load"; but this character is about as threatening as a GQ model. With the world's very existence at stake, why the film has sent in the JV hero team is anyone's guess.
Still, no one but the performers' family and friends will be coming to "Reign of Fire" for the acting. It's the dragons, supervised by visual effects heads Richard Hoover and Dan DeLeeuw and animated by Disney's now-shuttered the Secret Lab, that carry the picture.
With enormous wingspans and nasty, lizard-like bodies, able to incinerate large areas and swallow humans in a single tasty gulp, the dragons are creatures of a certain creepy elegance as well as undeniable potency. Even lifeless, they command our respect; it's not every film that has a "dead dragon designed and built by" credit, and Artem Ltd. has certainly earned it. It's worth putting up with a lot of nonsense to see these compelling creatures do their worst.
MPAA rating: PG-13, for intense action violence. Times guidelines: The dragons are quite frightening.
'Reign of Fire'
Christian Bale ... Quinn
Matthew McConaughey ... Van Zan
Izabella Scorupco ... Alex
Gerard Butler ... Creedy
A Touchstone Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment presentation, released by Buena Vista Pictures. Director Rob Bowman. Producers Richard D. Zanuck, Lili Fini Zanuck, Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum. Executive producer Jonathan Glickman. Screenplay Gregg Chabot & Kevin Peterka and Matt Greenberg. Story Greg Chabot & Kevin Peterka. Cinematographer Adrian Biddle. Editor Thom Noble. Costumes Joan Bergin. Music Edward Shearmur. Production design Wolf Kroeger. Supervising art director Jonathan McKinstry. Set decorator Simon Wakefield. Running time: 1 hour, 40 minutes.
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How Andrew Wyeth saw the world, and himself.
May 19, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 34 • By ANDREW FERGUSON
Anyone familiar only with Wyeth as his severest critics rendered him—i.e., as a Thomas Kinkade-like lineworker pumping out commercial art fit only (as one critic said) for the homes of retired Republican politicians and the boardrooms of bankrupt banks—will do well to take his time wandering this show. It quickly becomes clear how thoroughly the popular debates of decades past got Wyeth wrong. If these pictures are comforting nostalgia for a simpler past, "illustrations of the good life," and "kindly sermons," then I am Marie of Romania. Beneath the frequent prettiness, most of the pictures are just this side of harrowing, not just lonesome and melancholy but portraits of life as it seeps inevitably away. The wind that lifts the lace curtain in Wind from the Sea makes the hair on your arms stand up. Jamie Wyeth, Andrew's son and a celebrated artist himself, confesses to being puzzled by the benign view of Wyeth's work. "My father's work is terrifying," he said. It's not sentimental. It's luminous! But in a creepy way.
There was a lot more to him, in other words, than many of his friends and enemies picked up on—a constant hint, at least, of menace that keeps all of us at a distance from him and his work. If Time and Newsweek and Hilton Kramer had seen him plain, who knows what his reputation would have been?
It's not as if he didn't warn us. He once told his biographer Meryman a story about wandering the hills around Chadds Ford. It was a soft spring morning. Stopping to rest near a group of European spring beauties, he saw on a trail above him a young woman on a walk. Assuming she was alone, she moved off the trail, lifted her skirt, and defecated in the grass. Wyeth was charmed. "The white curve of her bottom was amazing," he told Meryman. The little lumps she left tumbled downhill and stopped in the patch of spring beauties.
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