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I need a custom vBulletin mod that adds voting capability to users post in specific forum
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For me, pesto is a delicious sauce made with garlic, olive oil, some kind of cheese, some kind of nuts and some kind of herb. All my family are big fans. Actually, my husband makes a killer basil pesto (check the recipe here) that my kids and I love, too. I had lots of cilantro in my fridge and cashews in my pantry, so I thought it would be a great idea to create a new pesto … [Read more...]
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Para español da click aquí. Shrimp Cocktail is one of those refreshing, yummy Mexican dishes perfect for Lent or anytime. I have never made it at home, but one of my cousins makes it often, so I took my computer and went to his house and learned how to make it. It turned out delicious and I was very surprised at how easy it is to make. Shrimp Cocktail Makes 8 Small … [Read more...]
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Donald -- In my experience, blooms don't usually get better in years after
maiden bloom, and sometimes aren't as good, BUT I have also experienced
seedlings which (1) have improved remarkably over the years, or (2) have
been a disappointment in second and subsequent years, only to have the
beauty of the maiden bloom reappear some years later. In the first case, I
think it simply means that some irises mature more slowly than others. In
the second case, the behavior is erratic and I can't account for it. An
example of the latter is a seedling of mine which first bloomed about a
dozen years ago. It was a bright gold with an embossed texture that caught
the light and was quite distinctive, an eye catcher from across the garden.
The branching was excellent, the petals round, and the bud count good. I
had a name picked out for it. The next year everything was the same, except
that the petals' texture was smooth -- it had lost the distinctive lustre
and was just another strong yellow iris. It was the same in the following
years and, though I saved it, I forgot about it. Then, last year, there was
the bright gold shining from across the garden again. The texture was back.
Why? I don't know. We'll see what happens this year . . . but I'm not
holding my breath. -- Griff
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. . . A lot has been said about changes from maiden bloom in subsequent
years. . . It's funny
about what has changed on the siblings. They have improved in substance and
form. They seem to continue to improve well beyond the second year. The
blooms have also gotten larger on this group and that is not my usual
experience from seedling bloom to subsequent years. . . .
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Enel Starts Building Underground Heat-to-Power Plant in ItalyLouise Downing
Enel Green Power SpA, the renewable-energy unit of Italy's biggest utility, started building a 120 million-euro ($155 million) plant in Tuscany that will tap underground heat to produce electricity.
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Skip to comments.U.S. Captures Senior Al Qaeda Leader, Sources Say
Posted on 11/15/2002 11:05:10 AM PST by B-bone
U.S. Captures Senior Al Qaeda Leader, Sources Say
1 hour, 8 minutes ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One of the top two-dozen al Qaeda leaders sought by the United States in its war on terrorism was captured recently and is in American custody, U.S. government sources said on Friday.
The sources declined to name the operative for Osama bin Laden (news - web sites)'s network who was caught in the past week or so. But it was not top lieutenant Ayman al-Zawahri, operational leader Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, nor bin Laden's son Saad.
U.S. authorities have become increasingly concerned this week that al Qaeda was planning fresh attacks.
The FBI (news - web sites) said that in selecting its next targets, the network may favor "spectacular attacks" that result in mass casualties and severe damage to the U.S. economy.
Contributing to that concern was an audio tape broadcast earlier this week on the al-Jazeera television channel in Qatar believed to be of bin Laden praising recent attacks and making fresh threats.
The United States blamed bin Laden and his al Qaeda network for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on America that killed about 3,000 people.
Senior al Qaeda leaders in U.S. custody include Abu Zubaydah and Ramzi Binalshibh, who were being interrogated at an undisclosed location overseas.
"There have been a number of -- numerous senior leaders of al Qaeda that have either been eliminated, incarcerated or detained someplace," national security adviser Condoleezza Rice (news - web sites) said without elaborating.
President Bush (news - web sites) earlier this week, in response to a question about the audio tape, said, "We'll chase these people down one at a time. It doesn't matter how long it takes, we'll find them and bring them to justice."
Thank heavens Tom Daschle is on the case.
Yep, but the Dems claim we aren't making progress. Two Al Queda bigs so far this month, one captured and one splattered by a remote-control airplane, the thought of which tightened a thousand Al Queda sphincters around the globe.
Isn't it amazing how uniformly bad his timing is?
What is this...the fourth (or fifth) time he's opened his mouth about the war and had the US military put his foot in it for him?
You bet it did! LOL
I'm sure they've got the ACLU on the case already. I can hear them whining already, "Where's the due process????"
Okay, let's assume that al Qaeda is planning a spectacular series of simultaneous worldwide attacks.
And let's assume that this captured al Qaeda leader knows a fair number of details of these attacks, but isn't talking.
Is turning him over to some third-party people who will torture him to get information on the plans appropriate?
This is where all the goody-two-shoes mentality of the liberals runs into a brick wall. Can you imagine the outcry from Tom Daschle if such attacks occur and we had in our custody someone who knew the details but wasn't talking? Can you imagine the outcry from Tom Daschle if a bunch of attacks are averted but some al Qaeda leader was tortured to reveal details?
Either way Daschle will whine.
What is this...the fourth (or fifth) time he's opened his mouth about the war and had the US military put his foot in it for him?
It's gotten so bad that whenever he opens his mouth on the subject, I start looking for a recent success to pop up in the news.
YA HEAR THAT HITLERY-CARVILLE-BEGALA-BILLY BOY-McAULIFFE-DASCHLE and the rest of you flying monkeys who visit our forum????????
We understand you are mentally ill. Overtaken with lust for power to the point that you would stoop to dispirit a nation and our hard working, at risk troops overseas, you know no bounds. You are willing to forsake our security and our will to win this long war on terror in order to gain political points by encouraging distrust in our commander and chief and our military.
Pretty sick. Reread what our President has said, continuously, and try to be Americans, for ONCE in your pathetic, commiestyle lives.
-Suliman Abu-Ghaith----spokesman
As you know . . . Franklin Rosevelt was a failure in WWII because we have yet to find Hitler's body.
I understand the frustration of Mr. Daschle, but I don't think he has a clue how badly he is coming off when he does that. No one believes for one second that the Democrats would be prosecuting the war on terrorism with one-tenth the intensity that Bush has. Any sniping on their part about not having caught bin Laden yet just sounds like so much adolescent crap.
Osama bin Laden is not an idiot, he has millions of dollars at his disposal, and he is not going to be easy to find or eliminate. For the Democrats to pretend that they would have done so by now is disgusting to watch and to hear.
Democrats continue to treat this as if it's a domestic policy dispute, instead of a national struggle to keep Americans alive while a fabulously wealthy crazy man tries to find ingenious ways to kill us. If they think they took a drubbing this November, just wait if they keep this up. They have either got to get on board with the rest of us, or they are headed for oblivion.
You get the feeling this news, not really new, but kept secret until now, has been released in response to daschle and hitlery desparately attempting to trash our war on terrorism, dispirit our nation and hurt our troops.
It makes me angry to think that our administration releases information that also goes to our enemies in order to have to keep us bolstered (we don't need it) because certain weak, nasty, immoral and unethical democrats feel the need to trash the war on terrorism for political gain.
I am calling hitlery's office today. And daschle's-and it is NOT going to be pretty.
Priceless, Dirtboy, they can't come out of their caves and look up without fear of seeing a drone, or bend over with the assurance that a HELLFIRE isn't headed up their bunghole.
No can't be.....could it?
Reuters liberal bias is showing. This makes it sound as if we have no proof.
Only that the guy said he did it. We don't "blame" him for doing it, we KNOW he did it.
Though I still think it would be more likely to be some commander in Afghanistan
Unreal...I thought we had gotten beyond this...I was under the impression that 99% of the civilized western world had concluded and accepted the fact that Bin Laden WAS responsible...Why cant they just say it?
That would explain the delay in announcing it. The need for positive ID, you know. The longer our people wait to announce who it is the more your wicked thought might be correct!
I'm also wondering if this "recent arrest" is the reason for the increased warnings.
It always seems to me that when they capture a new Al Qaeda leader, we get an increase in warnings.
No can't be.....could it?
Pretend you are a dem and create your own reality.
I knew you could.
And we have his doctor in custody also....
Makes you go hmmmmmmm.
No can't be.....could it?
On MSNBC's site they described a "complication," as reported by U.S. officials, as to why they could not announce the name. So it may be I.D. confirmation.
Or maybe they beat the tar out of the coward, and they now need to change his status to "terminated."
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BOSTON -- When Boston Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz arrived at Fenway Park on Tuesday afternoon for his regularly scheduled bullpen session between starts, he learned fellow starter Daniel Bard had been assigned to the minors in order to figure out his struggles.
Despite Bard's inconsistencies this season as a first-time starter in the majors, Buchholz said he was surprised by the organization's decision to send Bard to Triple-A Pawtucket.
Actually, Buchholz, who has been in a similar situation several times during his big league career, used it as a reminder that anything can happen in this game. He hopes to never experience that demotion again.
After some early-season struggles and a highly inflated ERA that hovered around 9.00, Buchholz finally has returned to form. On Thursday, he posted his third consecutive strong outing, tossing a complete-game shutout to help the Red Sox to a 7-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park.
The right-hander allowed only four hits with one walk and six strikeouts, while throwing 125 pitches, which is the second-highest one-game total of his career.
Buchholz has struck out 19 batters in his past three starts with an ERA of 1.50 during that span.
"It was spectacular," Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said. "Clay came out and had all of his pitches right from the get-go. I thought his changeup, and his arm speed on his changeup, was spectacular. He even threw some splits tonight, it seemed, that were really good pitches. His curveball was very active. When you have control of the fastball and throwing it at 93, 94 [mph], and the changeup, split and curveball [are working], you've got a good chance of winning. He shut them out."
Unlike earlier in the year when he was struggling, Buchholz is getting ahead of hitters and forcing them to swing early in the count because they don't want to fall behind. That's been especially true his past three starts.
"My last three starts have been good," he said. "There's still stuff I can do better so that's what we're looking into and that's how we're going to go about it in the next four or five days."
The way he's pitching now resembles what he was able to do during the 2010 season, when he posted a 17-7 record with a 2.33 ERA.
Speaking of ERA, he has a 3.10 mark in his past six starts, lowering it from a 9.09 to a 5.77 overall. He said he's not focusing on the numbers because he's concentrating more on each at-bat during each outing.
"Yeah, I feel good," he said. "Everything feels strong."
There has been an obvious difference with Buchholz. He explained that he's pitching with more confidence and he's been able to throw different pitches in different counts, something he struggled with earlier in the year. He specifically credits his changeup and his ability to throw it both early and late in the count to opposing hitters.
"When you have a good changeup, it's the best pitch in baseball," Valentine said. "It gets people off of your fastball. It allows you to throw something when you're behind in the count other than the fastball, which is the pitch they're trying to time. If you can break a hitter's timing, you have a good chance of getting him out. He hardly gave in tonight. He pitched very well."
Buchholz has tweaked a few things in order to effectively throw his changeup.
"The only adjustment was the grip. My grip was a little off," Buchholz said. "I've been able to free that up a little bit. I'll still spike some and let some go up and in to righties, but not near as much as I was doing. It's been a pitch we've tried to work on for a long time. I noticed it wasn't the same grip I had in past years, and now it's coming back."
His previous complete-game shutout came June 4, 2010, at Baltimore, when the Red Sox beat the Orioles 11-0. He allowed only five hits with one walk and two strikeouts in that game. In fact, he has three career nine-inning complete games, all against the Orioles, including his no-hitter on Sept. 1, 2007.
Buchholz last faced the Orioles on May 21 in Baltimore and went only 5 1/3 innings after he allowed five runs on six hits, including four walks, one strikeout and one home run.
He dominated the American League East leaders Thursday.
Buchholz said after the win that he doesn't feel any different against the Orioles than any other team.
"I don't know," he said. "They kind of gave it to me the last two times I faced them. Obviously you face these guys a lot -- all of our starters do -- and it's just a matter of going out and who's going to win that day. It's like a chess match. They have a really good lineup or they wouldn't be where they are at right now."
It's also clear Buchholz is feeling a lot more comfortable with men on base.
"Well, there's less men on base," Valentine pointed out. "He came in and checked after the first inning, wanting to know his time to the plate. When we told him it was plenty quick enough, I think he just put that in his back pocket and said, 'OK, I have my leg kick and I know what I have to do to deliver the ball,' and it seemed like he didn't worry about it after that."
At one point this season, Buchholz's time to the plate was ineffectively slow. He knew it and has improved on his pace, which has helped his confidence and momentum.
"I've played a position before and I know how it is to play behind someone who's slow, and it's not fun," Buchholz said. "That's why I sort of brought it up and I've been working on it the last couple of weeks."
Boston's starting rotation needs Buchholz to be consistent. From a personal standpoint, Buchholz needs confidence. He's pitching with it right now, and the Red Sox hope that continues.
"When you're talented and your stuff is working for you, it's easy to be confident," Valentine said. "It's tough to hit that stuff. Clay is one of the really good athletes we have on this team, and when he's competing against the hitter, and not against himself and trying to find his stuff and his command, he looks pretty good."


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Deez, a rising star of the "Do it Yourself" New York
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"I've recorded my new album at home, it's totally self-produced. Therefore do expect minimal, though effective, arrangements and a lot of unforgettable melodies and grooves. This album represent everything you can hope to find in the new MGMT, without their production style. In short, ten timeless classics of indie-pop."
You won't find any dark introspection, any cryptic lyrics, any disquieting reflection, but is lightness a crime?
Bonus track: we suggest you watching the video - made by Darwin - of Fly by Cornelius.
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BOULDER, Colo., Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- CLR Photonics, Inc. -- a world leader in the development of lidar-based remote-sensing solutions designed for airport and meteorological applications -- today announced that its WindTracer(R) pulsed Doppler lidar system has been deployed at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas in a joint program with the Federal Aviation Administration. This deployment enables the demonstration and evaluation of WindTracer by the FAA as a wind shear detection solution and cost-effective complement to the Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) system currently in operation at McCarran Airport. "We are pleased that the FAA is evaluating WindTracer as a viable wind shear detection system," said Dr. Stephen M. Hannon, CLR's managing director. "We are anxious to work with the FAA to analyze the data that confirms the quality of lidar technology and emphasizes WindTracer's contribution to aviation safety." CLR has provided one WindTracer system for the multi-month evaluation, facilitated through the FAA's Air Traffic Organization Technical Operations. The WindTracer is situated on McCarran Airport property with a clear view of the runways. At airports located in Western states, like McCarran Airport, the existing microwave TDWR can fail to detect significant dry microbursts as well as frontal passage events in the airport terminal area. Due to its geographic location and desert climate, McCarran Airport is also prone to dramatic wind events, such as strong downburst winds that result from the seasonal "monsoonal flow," typically occurring during the late summer months. Aircraft are forced to execute unexpected "go arounds" after encountering these sudden wind hazards. Air traffic control personnel are interested in an improved alerting capability at McCarran Airport. A current approach is to augment the existing TDWR by installing an extensive network of Low Level Windshear Alert System (LLWAS) anemometer towers, which can be quite expensive and will generally encounter a variety of environmental impact concerns. An alternate approach would be to augment the TDWR with WindTracer, a single-sensor installation that provides high-resolution glide slope coverage with little to no environmental impact. During this summer's demonstration and evaluation, data collected by WindTracer will be compared with the TDWR data to identify the improvement provided for terminal-area wind hazard alerting. Since the WindTracer installation in late July, several events have been recorded that demonstrate lidar's contribution to aviation safety and runway management. About CLR Photonics, Inc. CLR Photonics, Inc. (www.clrphotonics.com) is a division of Coherent Technologies, Inc., a global leader in laser radar technologies since 1984. Headquartered near Boulder, Colo., CLR offers the only commercially available Doppler lidar system in the world today. WindTracer is a pulsed Doppler lidar device that uses an infrared, eye-safe laser to bounce off aerosols less than the width of a human hair, providing wind and aerosol data for detecting airport wind hazards and wake vortices, as well as for homeland security and meteorological research. WindTracer is a registered trademark of CLR Photonics, Inc.
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Happy Friday, fellow film freaks! Open wide, because it's time for another round of piercing movie commentary courtesy of the AE Movie Club.
The Oscars are over, and you know what? Good. I was sick of them by the time Sacha Baron Cohen dumped Bisquik on Ryan Seacrest (and can we all agree that it's not the first time that's happened, hmm?). I for one am ready to sally forth out of this late-winter wasteland and on to some great, buzz-worthy movies.
But first, there's a little thing called My Birthday to deal with. So in honor of myself, I'm dedicating this week's Fast Five to the best birthday flicks. They truly are the gifts that keep on giving.
Elsewhere, It Came From Instant Queue yanks a skeleton out of George Clooney's closet, our Movie Confessional raises the topic of irresistible cinematic crack, and I make an appeal to have The Help's humpy director, Tate Taylor, jump out of my cake.
Reviewlet: Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie
At this point, you are probably either already excited to see Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie or you have no idea what the hell it is. If you fall in the latter category, you should probably skip this, because it might hurt your brain a little.
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If you are in the former, I'm sorry to say that while the cable TV comedy duo's first film (which opens in limited release today and is also available on demand) serves up a few unforgettable moments, for the most part it's pretty dull stuff. The basic setup – which is actually more structure than most of their fifty or so episodes of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! ever had – has Tim (Heidecker) and Eric (Wareheim) running from a mobster (an even-more-terrifying-than-usual Robbert Loggia) after blowing a billion of his dollars on a 3-minute movie starring a Johnny Depp impersonator.
After seeing a promising ad at a urinal, they journey to an abandoned mall in S'Wallow Valley that is run by a paranoid Will Ferrell and try to turn it around in order to earn a billion dollars. This involves getting rid of the squatters that have taken over the mall, trying to improve the quality of the remaining stores (a used toiled paper emporium, a religious cult called "Shrim", an adult toy store, and an all-bread restaurant, to name a few), and dealing with the wild wolf that has taken over the food court.
Eric Wareheim and Ray Wise
Highlights: There's a prolonged sequence where Eric gets drowned in the diarrhea of a bunch of cult children as Ray Wise cackles in the background while Tim is anally penetrated by a middle-aged balloon saleswoman across the hall. There's also a close-up of a prosthetic penis being pierced and a scene where the friends bathe and shave one another. And of course there's all the modulated yelling, scary close-ups of mentally ill extras, and stunningly recreated corporate training videos from the '80s that fans of their show have come to love.
If any of this sounds funny to you, you might want to go ahead and check it out. I did laugh at least four or five times, which is more than I would have had I gone to see Project X – the Red-Bull-and-roofie-fueled hetero nightmare also opening today – instead. John C. Reilly is very funny as chronically sick homeless man-child Taquito, and any Jeff Goldblum – sorry, that would be "Chef" Goldblum here – is good Jeff Goldblum. But if you don't get any of it, don't say I didn't warn ya.
Here's the trailer, in case you want to know more:
Fast Five: You Say It's Yer Birthday
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As I mentioned earlier, my birthday is next week. I'm not even celebrating it this year because I honestly keep forgetting how old I am (and we're still busy hunting for a new place, which is hogging all my energies), but I thought it would be the perfect time to honor some of moviedom's best birthday presents. Oh – I also want to send a berfday shout-out to my online pal and fellow Movie Clubber Carlos. Feliz Cumpleaños! Here's my Fast Five Birthday Movies:
5. Boys in the Band (1970)
Now THIS is how you throw a party: Secure one fabu West Village apartment, invite an assemblage of pithy and short-fused queens, toss in a beefcake hustler, add an unexpected thunderstorm, and let simmer until someone has a breakdown. Happy birthday, Harold!
4. Bloody Birthday (1981)
This extremely trashy early '80s gem was in frequent rotation at sleepovers when I was a kid, for several reasons. First, you've got three apple-cheeked tweens (all born during an eclipse) running around murdering people. Second, you've got a healthy dose of T&A and some pretty shocking deaths. And third, you've got the incomparable Julie Brown of Earth Girls are Easy and Just Say Julie dancing topless in her bedroom while her murderous brat of a kid sis charges boys a quarter to watch her through a peephole. I actually met Julie after a comedy show a few years back and she was gracious enough to sign my Bloody Birthday video box, mortified/delighted that someone knew about the flick. Hey – she looked great and she'll always have that record of her prior perkiness. What's not to love?
3. Happy Birthday to Me (1981)
Another horror flick – this one starring Melissa Sue Anderson of Little House on the Prairie and boasting some of "the most bizarre murders you'll ever see". I don't know about that, but it's a fun, twisty, and memorable fright flick about someone targeting the cool kids of a prestigious school. Oh – and the poster art, which I stole for this week's banner, was brilliantly unsettling and turned me off of kebabs for about a decade.
2. The Game (1997)
I still think that this puzzler is David Fincher's best movie to date – not just because it's gorgeous and creepy and wonderfully tricky, but because it packs more of an emotional punch than all of his other films combined. This thriller about a scrappy loser (Sean Penn) who gives his stressed-out, super-successful older brother (Michael Douglas) the most dangerous birthday present ever is the gift that keeps on giving.
Molly Ringwald and Michael Schoeffling in Sixteen Candles
1. Sixteen Candles (1984)
The all-time greatest birthday movie ever, period. I'd let it borrow my underwear any day.
So those are the birthday flicks I'll be celebrating this year. What are your faves?
Trailer Park: Neighborhood Watch
Today we have an example of how NOT to make a teaser trailer. Let's watch and discuss:
Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn driving in slo-mo to gangster rap? HILARIOUS. For 1992. I bet they're saving the foul-mouthed granny for the full trailer. Seriously, they're still making this crap?
Also, this trailer gives absolutely zero indication of what the movie is about, which is an alien invasion. As it is, it looks like what you would get if they made a spinoff of Desperate Housewives called Even Desperater Househusbands where you follow a bunch of middle-aged guys as they drive around in a shiny car trying to impress twelve-year-old girls, or something. I have no idea.
And the thing is, I'm actually SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE TARGET DEMO for this crap. What do people OUTSIDE of the target demo think of this? Is it like what those poor people in 1902 or whatever saw when someone showed them footage of a train coming at them and they ran screaming from the theater because they'd never seen a motion picture before and they thought A MOTHEREFFING TRAIN WAS COMING AT THEM? Maybe they don't see anything. Maybe all four guys have John Malkovich's head. I dunno. All I do know is that I love Richard Ayoade from The IT Crowd and screw these filmmakers for putting him in this so that I might actually have to go see it now. I hate you. [Update: Actually, as of next week I may be clear of this effing demo FOREVER. Thank Godric.]
Oh, and I originally had the trailer for Frankenweenie in here but I had to switch it out because snicks ran it yesterday after I TOTALLY called dibsies on it, I swear. My cat heard me.
It Came from Instant Queue: Return to Horror High
This past weekend I was skimming through the online bargain basement bin that is Netflix Instant Queue when I came across a musty old fave from the late '80s called Return to Horror High. I have very vivid memories of first seeing the ad for Horror High on television and almost losing my Cap'n Crunch. See if you can guess the second where the milk came out of my nose:
Eventually, I actually saw the movie and my twelve-year-old self was disappointed. But from a 2012 vantage point the film has much more to offer, for several reasons. First, it's about the interplay between documentary and scripted horror, which today is a very popular genre (Paranormal Activity, Blair Witch, The Last Exorcism, The River, etc.). Second, it stars The Brady Bunch's Maureen McCormack as a rookie cop – it's probably the only thing I've ever seen her done aside from Marsha.
But most importantly, the film marks one of the earliest big screen appearances of current King of Hollywood George Clooney. It's adorable to see George all young and rubbery, strutting around and oozing false bravado on the upholstery, his lanky frame draped with the biggest police uniform imaginable. Ironically, he plays a struggling actor doing crappy horror movies who gets his Big Break … if only he can survive the shoot. I'll say he survived.
Vintage Beefcake! Rick Gianasi from Mutant Hunt
Today's beefcake is something special: It's from a lengthy fight scene conducted entirely in tidy whities by Rick Gianasi, a direct-to-video himbo mainstay that you might recognize from such films as Bad Girls Dormitory, Robot Holocaust (which I own, no joke), Sgt. Kabukiman, NYPD, and an episode of Caroline in the City.
Here's the really fun bit: This sci-fi cheapie, Mutant Hunt, was directed by Tim Kincaid, who might be more familiar to some of you as Joe Gage, the prolific gay porn director behind classics like Kansas City Trucking Co. (He also directed Robot Holocaust.) So in that light, the fact that Gianasi does this scene in nuthuggers actually means that he is MORE clothed than most actors on Kincaid's sets.
Anyway, enjoy:
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Finally, someone else who hated Mad About You as much as I did!
Confessional: What's Your Favorite Guilty Pleasure Movie?
Since we kicked things off in a celebratory mood, I thought it might be fun to share some of the flicks that do the best job of lifting our spirits, even though they might not actually be very good. You know the kind of movies I mean – those flicks that seem to be on an unending loop on TNT, TBS, USA, BET, and other 3-lettered minor cable networks. Without them, these networks would probably only have a few episodes of Charles in Charge and a Life Alert ad from 1989 to hold them together. In fact, there's a good chance that one of these guilty pleasure usual suspects is on one of these networks RIGHT NOW – and yet, despite their delicate balance of ubiquity and mediocrity, you somehow can't ever manage to turn them off when you stumble by them hungover on a Sunday morning. They're like basic cable flypaper. So I need to know:
What's Your Favorite Guilty Pleasure Movie?
Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn
There's not a dark cloud to be seen in this ridiculously entertaining Goldie Hawn/Kurt Russell romp – despite the fact that the subject matter is actually extremely dark (Amnesia? Coersion into slavery? Falsetto Children?). Thanks to the unwavering good spirits of its two leads and the adorably filthy children that bring them together (remember when kids cussed in PG movies and everyone loved it?), Overboard is always good for a pick-me-up. I have friends who can recite the "poison oak" speech that Goldie gives the schoolteacher, and I still use "Tofutti" as a term of endearment – but it's the moments when Hawn tries to reconcile her rich bitch instincts with her hellish backwoods domestic reality ("I handled and prepared raw food?") that are truly life-affirming. Not even repeated use of "Jim Dandy to the Rescue" can dampen my good time when watching this one, and if I happen upon it while channel surfing I will watch it to the end, every time.
This Week's Poster Child…
Here's a nice international poster for Batsh*t – sorry, Battleship – featuring local fave Alexander Skarsgard.
Okay, I'm in.
And Now: Seven Pictures of Tate Taylor
Seriously – did you get an eyeful of The Help director and bona fide Southern-fried beefcake Tate Taylor at the Oscars on Sunday? I was happy for Octavia Spencer for winning the little gold guy, but I think she deserves another award for her impeccable taste in arm candy. Can't a girlfriend spread it around a little?
Anyway, I'll shut up and present these without further comment:
Quote of the Week
First off, terms of our endearment to agent99 for correctly identifying last week's quote as coming from Baby's Day Out. Sorry – I meant Terms of Endearment. (I always get those two confused!) Can you name the movie from which this line was taken?
"That's why her hair is so big – it's full of secrets."
Check our next installment for the answer, or hop on over to our Facebook page and enter the AE Clubhouse to get the answer now!
And that's all for this week! Next week I'll be a year closer to rocking-chair retirement and ready to dish on the new real-time horror flick Silent House and maybe more. Otherwise: Suggestions? Feedback? Complaints? Sound off in the comments!


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CBSSports.com Senior NFL columnist Pete Prisco's annual top 50 free-agent list is anticipated at this address, as it usually has a unique twist to it compared to others.
The list is now posted and Prisco lays out his criteria:
1. No franchise-tagged players.
2. No restricted free agents.
3. No players in the top 10 who will turn 30 this year because "that's too old to be paying big-money, long-term deals."
With that criteria, the Patriots are the only club to have two free agents in the top 10 as Prisco ranks cornerback Aqib Talib as his fifth-best free agent, while starting right tackle Sebastian Vollmer is his sixth.
On Talib: "In terms of ability, he can cover. But he has baggage that will surely drive down his price. But he can play man coverage, which teams want. He is only 27."
On Vollmer: "He has some back issues that could be a concern, but he played well in 2012. He is good in pass protection and is solid in the run game."
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Nuttycombe, the most successful track and field coach in Big Ten history and the caretaker of Wisconsin's storied men's program for the last three decades, announced his retirement on Friday.
"I just feel the time is right," Nuttycombe, who guided UW to 26 Big Ten team titles, said in a UW release. "There is probably never a good time to walk away from something that has meant so much to you for so long, but I'm excited about what the future holds for me and my family."
Nuttycombe, 61, plans to remain with the Badgers through the summer, with his official retirement date yet to be determined. He plans on maintaining his residence in Madison with his wife, Diane, and continuing to be involved with the track program in his retirement.
"I certainly want to remain part of the program at some level, and I'll have that discussion with whomever succeeds me," Nuttycombe, who joined the program as an assistant in 1980, said. "These guys haven't seen the last of me."
UW athletic director Barry Alvarez lauded Nuttycombe's impressive body of work.
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"To be able to adapt to all the changes in society and in student-athletes over the last 30 years while maintaining such a high level of success is truly remarkable."
The zenith of Nuttycombe's career came in 2007 when UW won the NCAA indoor title. The Badgers remain the only Big Ten team to achieve that feat.
"Words can't say what Nutty has meant to the program," said senior distance runner Maverick Darling, from Ovid, Mich. "He's been the face of the Badgers for 30 years, and it's incredible that he's made the program so competitive year-in and year-out when it comes to competing for Big Ten championships and being a national-caliber team.
"As a guy that aspires to be a coach one day, he's someone you can look at and say that he does it right way, has a positive influence on his athletes and makes it fun while also making it known what the goals and objectives are.
"I'm sad to see him go, but he's left this program as one of the best in the country."
Nuttycombe, a 1977 graduate of Virginia Tech, never coached the UW's cross country team. However, he was responsible for hiring the coaches and his record was outstanding.
Each of the three coaches Nuttycombe picked to lead that program won NCAA titles at UW. Martin Smith led UW to titles in 1985 and '88; Jerry Schumacher accomplished the feat in 2005 and current coach Mick Byrne, who joined the program in 2008, led UW to the 2011 title.
"I came here five years ago because of Ed Nuttycombe," Byrne said in a release. "I knew from the moment I set foot on campus during my first visit that this was a special place, and Ed is a major reason why. I thought we could continue to build a winning program and have fun along the way, and that's exactly what happened."
Including the cross-country program, UW collected 52 Big Ten championships under Nuttycombe's watch. That's 15 more than the rest of the league combined (37) since he took over the UW program in '84.
Indiana and Minnesota are tied for the No. 2 mark in that span with nine apiece.
Since 2000, UW has won a total of 30 Big Ten titles (cross country and track). The rest of the league has combined to win 10 titles.
"When I think of Wisconsin track and field I think of Ed Nuttycombe," former distance runner Chris Solinsky, a five-time NCAA champion and 11-time All-American from Stevens Point, said in a release. "He encompasses the program.
"He's always had a great way of connecting with everyone on the team, whether it was distance runners, sprinters or field event guys. He knew everyone personally and was able to bring everyone together as a team. I think he's going to be very missed."
The numbers compiled by UW performers under Ed Nuttycombe:
10 Big Ten Triple Crowns won. The triple crown consists of the cross-country title and the indoor and outdoor track titles in a single academic year.
11 NCAA individual champions.
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22 Big Ten Coach of the Year awards.
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text: What's In Your Suitcase? Aug 1, 2011 by Jessica Seals It's August and most college students realize that summer vacation is coming to an end. This means that we must say adios to sleeping in and hello to 8:00 a.m. classes and afternoon club meetings. Many students are preparing to go back to school now by either buying items for their dorm for the first time or by packing up the things they have taken to college in the past. With three years of collegiate experience under my belt, I have definitely learned the dos and don'ts of packing for college and have witnessed the mistakes students continue to make. Here are a few: Do not pack your entire wardrobe (especially if you are not going to a school that is far away from home). I made the mistake of bringing all of my clothes even though I already knew that my side of the dorm room could barely hold half of them. Instead of having a closet stuffed with items you'll seldom wear, switch out your summer and fall clothes for your winter clothes when you go home for a break. Make sure to have some organization to your packing strategy. Another mistake that I have made is throwing things in boxes without labeling them. My logic was that it's all going to the same place so why bother organizing? Packing items neatly will help you in the long run because you will know where everything is and you'll waste less time searching for items you need once you're on campus. Start packing early. Don't wait until the night before move-in day to fill your suitcases and load them up in the car...it's too stressful! Getting a little bit done at a time will not only leave you more relaxed but will also help ensure you bring only what you need and keep your stuff better organized. Jessica Seals is currently a senior at the University of Memphis majoring in political science and minoring in English. At the University of Memphis, she is the secretary of the Pre-Law Society, the philanthropy chair of the Phi Kappa Phi Student Council and a member of Professional Assertive United Sisters of Excellence (PAUSE), Golden Key Honor Society, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, Sigma Alpha Lambda Honor Society, and Black Scholars Unlimited. She also volunteers to tutor her fellow classmates and hopes to attend law school in the near future.And don't forget, you should pay for your college education with as much free money as possible! Find as many scholarships and grants as you can before turning to student loans. Visit the Scholarships.com free college scholarship search today where you'll get matched with countless scholarships and grants for which you qualify, then apply and win! It's that easy!


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Around The Farm: June 7, 2013
Carlos Moncrief continues to impress in first go-around with Akron
Around the Farm takes a quick look at some of yesterday's performances by Indians prospects throughout the system. The positions listed below are where the player was playing in yesterday's game.
Carlos Moncrief (Akron, RF) – 3-5, 4 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 2 K, 1 SB – Moncrief is flat out unstoppable in his last 10 games (a .429/.489/.619 slash line with 2 homers, 7 RBIs, and 3 stolen bases). Moncrief is having the best season of his professional career , as he has begun to pair a respectable batting average (.278 so far this season compared to a prior best pro season of .249) with the power production he has been mostly known for and is beginning to make a case to be rated even more highly than he already is within the Indians' farm system.
Quincy Latimore (Akron, LF) – 3-4, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 3B, 4 RBI, 1 K – While Latimore hasn't lit Canal Park up like a Christmas tree, tonight's outing is just too good to overlook. Anytime a guy, prospect or not, having a good season or not, picks up four RBIs on a 3-for-4 night with two extra-base hits, including a triple, it is still impressive and definitely worthy of featured player recognition here in Around The Farm. Congrats, Quincy, and hopefully you can produce a few more nights like this.
- Tim Fedroff (Columbus, LF) – 1-4 – Another case of a game where a hit merits a mention in ATF.
- Chun Chen (Columbus, 1B) – 1-3, 1 BB, 1 K - See above.
- Matt Lawson (Columbus, SS) – 1-3, 1 K – Again…
- T.J. House (Columbus, SP) – L (1-5), 6 IP, 8 H, 5 R (all earned), 7 BB, 2 K – Admittedly, the above-mentioned offensive struggles really had little impact on the game given T.J. House's poor performance on the mound. House has clearly struggled since being called up to Triple-A Columbus, but given the issues with pitching on the Big Club, it's not surprising that there's been a domino effect leading to minor league pitchers pitching at levels which they are not ready for.
- Ronny Rodriguez (Akron, SS) – 2-5, 2 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI, 2 K – After a rough stretch of four games (1-for-17), Ron-Rod broke out of his slump with a multi-hit night. Hopefully we can see more nights like this out of him.
- Tyler Holt (Akron, CF) – 2-5, 1 R, 1 RBI, 2 K – Another player with a big night after a rough stretch (3-for-20 in his last 5 outings). Hopefully, he can keep up this solid form and break his recent slump completely.
- Brett Brach (Akron, SP) – W (3-2), 5 IP, 6 H, 2 R (both earned), 1 BB, 3 K – Brett backed up the Aeros' stellar offensive night with a solid game on the mound. It was good to see Brach string together two good outings in a row. Hopefully, this is the beginning of more consistent good pitching from Brach.
- C.C. Lee (Akron, RP) – 0.1 IP, 1 H, 1 R (earned), 2BB, 1 K – C.C. Lee's road back to Triple-A hits a small bump. If there's a night where this had to happen, this was a very good one.
- Jordan Smith (Carolina, RF) – 2-3, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 BB, 1 E – Despite the fielding error, clearly the best performance by a position player for the Mudcats tonight.
- Joey Wendle (Carolina, 2B) – 1-4, 1 2B, 1 K – Picked up the only other extra-base hit for the Mudcats tonight.
- Mason Radeke (Carolina, SP) - L (0-1), 3.1, 6 H. 5 R (all earned), 4 BB, 4 K, 3 WP – Radeke struggles in his Advanced Single-A debut. While it was an absolute rat fiesta, don't read too much into it: T.J. House was unbeatable in his Triple-A Columbus debut and we all have seen what's happened to him since. Also, keep in mind that Radeke had a decent three-game stint in Double-A Akron last summer.
- Rob Nixon (Carolina, RP) – 2.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R (1 earned), 1 K, 1 WP, 1 HBP – Rob Nixon gives up an earned run for the first time in nearly a month (last did so on May 9 @ Salem).
- J.D. Reichenbach (Carolina, RP) – 1 IP, perfect, 1 K – J.D. Reichenbach's perfect eighth inning earns him an automatic mention in tonight's edition of ATF.
- Yhoxian Medina (Lake County, 2B) – 1-3, 1 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI , 1 Sac Fly – Medina led off the game with a triple and later picked up an RBI on a seventh-inning Sac Fly to right field.
- Dorssys Paulino (Lake County, SS) – 1-4, 1 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI – An almost identical stat line to that of Medina. Paulino followed Medina's triple with another immediately after, scorin Yhoxian in the process. It was pretty much all down hill from there for the Captains tonight, however.
- Logan Vick (Lake County, CF) – 1-3, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 BB – Picked up the only other Captain RBI tonight, also in the first inning on a line-drive double to right field, which scored Paulino. Dorssys later scored on a Kyle Winter wild pitch for the Captains' other run.
- Aaron Siliga (Lake County, LF) – 1-2, 2 BB – While the stat line may not exactly be as flashy as the ones mentioned above, getting on base three times out of four is nothing to sneeze at, especially out of the nine hole.
- Jack Wagoner (Lake County, RP) – L (2-1), BS (1), 1.2 IP, 4 H, 4 R (all earned), 3 BB, 4 K – Wagoner suffers both his first loss and blown save of the season after a rare bad outing in which he nearly doubled his earned run total for the year. To give you an idea of how unbeatable Wagoner has been most of the season, even with this terrible outing, his ERA is still only 3.33 (and he's a reliever, a group of pitchers whose ERAs are dented more precipitously from a single bad outing due to having less overall innings pitched).
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Moncrief #29 this year.