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The best and worst Disney movies
We explore the brilliant best and woeful worst of Disney animated films
Are Disney films wise, funny and visually stunning – perfect for all the family? Or are they sappy and sentimental, brainwashing kids with all-American values? Everyone has an opinion of the 53 animations released over the years by the Walt Disney Company, beginning in 1937 with 'Snow White' and hitting new heights with last year's box office bonanza 'Frozen'. What cannot be denied is how loved these films are in every corner of the globe. But which Disney movies deserve a place on your DVD shelf, and which are best forgotten? We count down the best and worst Disney animated movies.
Brother Bear (2003)
Boy turns into bear. Learns lessons. Audience groans.
This magical-mystical-mumbo-jumbo fantasy tells the story of an Inuit boy bent on revenge against the bear who killed his brother. But during the hunt, he's transformed into a bear himself. The film's uninspired animation and treacly sentiment make it one of the most forgettable Disney features. Keith Uhlich
Home on the Range (2004)
Disney goes West in a fruitless hunt for inspiration
Everything about 'Home on the Range' is tired, from the poster's tagline ('Bust a moo') to the dull storyline. In the early 2000s, this was exactly the kind of mediocrity that served to push Disney's classics into the past (and bear in mind this was the summer that Pixar's 'The Incredibles' smashed the box office). It's hard to hate Roseanne Barr, but watching this feels like being encased in dirt. The film bombed; heads rolled. Joshua Rothkopf
Pocahontas (1995)
Love in the New World. Yawns in the cinema
The so-called Disney Renaissance, a blessed run of goldmines including 'Beauty and the Beast' (1991), 'Aladdin' (1992) and 'The Lion King' (1994), had to end sometime. 'Pocahontas' was the first Disney animation to be based on a real-life historical character. What a shame the studio opens itself up to legitimate charges of stereotyping Native Americans. Joshua Rothkopf
Melody Time (1948)
Still riding off the fumes of 'Fantasia', Disney goes pop
This anthology of shorts is largely (and understandably) forgotten. It lacks the sweep and classical grandeur of 'Fantasia', and these seven tales – about American pioneer Johnny Appleseed and cowboy Pecos Bill, among others – have lost their cultural cachet. Joshua Rothkopf
Black Cauldron (1985)
One film to disappoint them all
Disney's second attempt – after 'The Sword in the Stone' – to adapt a mystical British fantasy novel goes off the rails thanks to a non-existent plot and tiresome sub-Tolkien characters (including outrageous Gollum knockoff Gurgi). It's a shame, because there are flashes of real magic here – the John Hurt-voiced Horned King is genuinely creepy. Tom Huddleston
Chicken Little (2005)
Disney enters the brave new world of computer animation
Possibly 'Chicken Little' will be remembered as Disney's first tiptoe into computer animation. Everything else about it is pretty forgettable: charmless, laugh-free and as frantic as a hyperactive five-year-old. The story is lifted from the traditional tale about the chick who believes the end is nigh when an acorn falls on his head (giving us the phrase 'the sky is falling'). Cath Clarke
Fantasia 2000 (1999)
Guess who's Bach?
Disney attempted to recapture the magic of 'Fantasia' with a second compilation of animated shorts set to classical music. Yet this seems like a cash-grab, with bored celebrity narrators (Bette Midler, Penn & Teller!) and a recycled feel to many of the segments (the slapstick flamingo ballet isn't a patch on the original's crocodiles and hippos). Keith Uhlich
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
Disney gets that sinking feeling with a Verne-inspired adventure
Disney's attempt at an original, non-musical take on the legend of the lost underwater civilization was seen as a flop on release – the critics weren't kind, and the box office wasn't spectacular. Sure, this isn't the studio's finest hour, but it's a sparky, likeable enough tale, reminiscent of a feature-length episode of a Saturday morning cartoon. Tom Huddleston
The Sword in the Stone (1963)
England's finest folk hero gets the Disney treatment
Diverting wildly from TH White's wistful, witty, very English source novel, 'The Sword in the Stone' presents the boyhood of King Arthur as a cosy, colourful, slightly crass all-American adventure. It's enjoyably goofy and little ones love it, but the songs are rotten and the plot paper-thin. Tom Huddleston
Treasure Planet (2002)
What do you call a pirate in space? An arrrrr-stronaut
The idea of repurposing Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island' as a sci-fi adventure isn't a terrible one. But this peculiar hybrid can't quite make sense of itself – the great floating space-galleons look more ridiculous than awe-inspiring. It's a good yarn passably told, but 'Treasure Planet' feels like an opportunity wasted. Tom Huddleston
Saludos Amigos (1942)
Disney joins the propaganda trail
In English the title is 'Hello, Friends' and 'Saludos Amigos' sprang from the US government's Good Neighbor policy – which aimed to promote friendly relations with Latin America. The result is a slight but charming collection of four shorts (best of the bunch is 'El Gaucho Goofy') mixed with live action shots of Walt and his team travelling around the continent. Cath Clarke
Mulan (1998)
Disney looks to the east for inspiration
Years before 'Shrek', Eddie Murphy voiced another irascible non-human sidekick – the dragon Mushu in Disney's adaptation of a classic Chinese legend. 'Mulan' is a mixed bag: there's a strong heroine and some impressive widescreen action, but the songs are forgettable and it's all about as authentic as a fortune cookie. Tom Huddleston
Three Caballeros (1944)
Disney heads south for a curious tour of Latin America
Produced as a sort of propaganda message to America's southern neighbours, this film sees Donald Duck take us by the hand through Latin America in the company of a Brazilian parrot and a Mexican rooster. Heavily musical and seen at the time as quite flashy and indulgent, it's a series of episodes and imaginary sequences that include Donald dancing with singer Aurora Miranda (sister of Carmen) and frolicking with a bunch of bathing beauties on a Mexican beach. Dave Calhoun
The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
Disney raids its back catalogue for a mousey sequel
This is the odd-film-out in the Disney Renaissance that began with 1988's 'The Little Mermaid'. A perfectly acceptable sequel to 1977's 'The Rescuers', it finds mouse heroes Bernard and Miss Bianca travelling to Australia to battle a villainous poacher. Although mostly a time-passer, it does boast some early, eye-popping CGI animation. Keith Uhlich
Dinosaur (2000)
Disney and dinosaurs – what could go wrong? Um…
In the wake of 1993's colossal 'Jurassic Park', no studio could be blamed for wanting to get in on the prehistoric act. 'Dinosaur' goes for realism with its richly textured lizard skins and humid, swampy vistas – making it at the time one of the most expensive films ever. What a shame Disney didn't put as much effort into the storyline. Joshua Rothkopf
Meet the Robinsons (2007)
Disney goes back to the future
'Meet the Robinsons' is the Tim Henman of animated features: likeable and with a few aces up its sleeve, but hardly inspiring stuff. Every character is an archetype – from the lonely science whizz kid to the nerve-racked robot – and the script merely supplies jovial quips where there should be jokes. The film was made just as Disney merged with Pixar, and suffers by comparison with the latter studio's catalogue. Still, the time-travelling plot serves up enough twists and neat gags to charm the kids. Alex Dudok de Wit
Make Mine Music (1946)
The jazz 'Fantasia'
Created over several years after most of the Disney staff were drafted to fight in Word War II, 'Make Mine Music' is a compilation film consisting of ten shorts set to music by popular artists of the day. It's inevitably a mixed bag, but the highlights – including controversially violent 'The Martins and the Coys' and experimental freakout 'All the Cats Join In' – are terrific. Tom Huddleston
Oliver & Company (1988)
Oliver with a kitten twist. No catastrophe
'Oliver & Company' is the last film made before the Disney Renaissance, a decade of solid gold winners that began with 'The Little Mermaid'. And it shows. This is Disney still believing that a dog in sunglasses is cool in a retelling of Charles Dickens' tale of little orphan Oliver Twist with a stray kitten in 1980s New York. Cath Clarke
Fun & Fancy Free (1947)
The end of an era
Fun fact: 'Fun & Fancy Free' was the last time Uncle Walt himself voiced Mickey. Two short segments make up this enjoyable film: 'Bongo' the tale of a circus bear who wants to roam free, and 'Mickey and the Beanstalk' in which everyone's favourite mouse stars in a riff on the classic boy vs giants fairy tale. Keith Uhlich
The Emperor's New Groove (2000)
Wacky shenanigans in pre-Columbian America
Some of the plotting feels a little strained – Incan royals and slapstick aren't natural bedfellows – but this tale of llamas and land grabs has a unique vibe that eventually settles into something close to fun. The production was troubled; it's enough that Disney got a coherent movie out of it (if not a smash). And – whisper it – Sting's musical number, 'My Funny Friend and Me', isn't half bad. Joshua Rothkopf
Bolt (2008)
A CGI adventure nipping at Pixar's heels
It must have been frustrating for Disney when their junior partners at Pixar (not to mention those upstarts at Dreamworks and Blue Sky) began to surpass them at the box office. The response was 'Bolt', a witty, enjoyable but ever-so-slightly try-hard digital adventure about a movie-star dog. Still, the geeky hamster Rhino is an absolute treat. Tom Huddleston
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad (1949)
Tricks and a treat from a 1940s double-bill
WWII put the brakes on Walt Disney's plan for a full-length 'Wind in the Willows'. A short version, 'Mr Toad', was eventually released as a double-bill with another short – an adaptation of Washington Irving's spooky 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow'. 'Mr Toad' is a treat, trotting along at breakneck pace. The final scene of 'Ichabold', as horsemen terrorise the lanky schoolmaster, is a masterclass in family friendly scares. Cath Clarke
The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Sherlock squeaks!
Disney rifles through yet another beloved British kids' novel ('Basil of Baker St' by Eve Titus) for this tale of a mouse who resides in the cellar of 221b Baker Street. It's not quite up to classic standards, but the characters are lively, the voice cast (including Vincent Price) are well chosen and the film's representation of foggy Victorian London is surprisingly atmospheric. Tom Huddleston
The Fox and the Hound (1981)
We're all the same beneath our fur, man
This is a sweet, sometimes moving tale of the friendship between a young fox and a hunting dog who live next door as kids but meet later as enemies in the forest. It has enough to say about prejudice and the innocence of youth to not be dismissed as minor. In the history of Disney animation, it's notable for the arguments and splits during production between Disney founding animators and a new guard coming up through the ranks. Dave Calhoun
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)
Disney swaps a mischievous mouse for a noble bear
The last Disney feature in which Walt was involved isn't actually a feature so much as a portmanteau film composed of three previously released shorts from the late '60s plus one new one. Visually rather static, 'Winnie the Pooh' relies on the charms of A A Milne's original characters for its kicks – though the conceit of a voiceover narrator who flips through the pages of the story yields some nice animated gags. Eeyore would steal the show if he had more screen time. Alex Dudok de Wit
Lilo & Stitch (2002)
Disney raid the Looney Tunes back catalogue
Closer to a Tasmanian Devil cartoon than a traditional Disney feature, 'Lilo & Stitch' is a rare blast of chaotic fun amid all the fairytales and morals. The tale of a sweet Hawaiian girl and her insane, ravenous, Elvis-obsessed extra-terrestrial pal, this is non-stop mayhem in the best possible sense. Tom Huddleston
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
Race, rioting, religion and raunch – Disney gets dark!
Those who expected Disney to transform Victor Hugo's famously gritty and complex anti-religious novel into a jolly, kid-friendly romp were only half right. This is without doubt the darkest Disney flick to date, tackling themes of sexual obsession, religious hypocrisy and rampant materialism. Sure, everyone lives happily ever after, but it's a grim and gripping ride to get there. Tom Huddleston
Winnie the Pooh (2011)
Portly yellow bear can't kick his honey addiction
This delightfully digressive feature follows Pooh and his friends (Eeyore, Tigger, et al) as they go in search of the sweet golden treasure, even sailing on a sea of honey in one especially gorgeous sequence. It's a keeper. Keith Uhlich
The Rescuers (1977)
They don't call it the Mouse House for nothing
If you happened to be the right age (raises hand), this mouse-terpiece was exactly the thrilling, swirling adventure advertised. The story of an the all-mouse Rescue Aid Society who go to the help of an orphan girl being held captive, 'The Rescuers' represents one of Disney's many comebacks: a solid critical and commercial success after years of duds. Joshua Rothkopf
Tarzan (1999)
He's Tarzan, you'll be drained
'Tarzan' is the last film in the decade-long Disney Renaissance, and while not quite a classic like 'The Little Mermaid' or 'Beauty and the Beast', there's still a lot to love here. The aerial animation as Tarzan swings through the jungle is spectacular and there are some funny gags ('Is it a sub species of elephant?' ponders a gorilla looking at the little human cub). Tarzan's sense of not belonging – to his gorilla family or mankind – is heart-touching and surprisingly moving. Cath Clarke
The AristoCats (1970)
Not purr-fect but catchy songs go a long way
The first film made after Walt Disney's death follows an aristocratic feline and her kittens as they try to reclaim their stolen fortune with the help of a back-alley stray. It's a charming adventure, with plenty of fun musical numbers – like the jazzy 'Everybody Wants to be a Cat' – thrown in for good, toe-tapping measure. Keith Uhlich
The Princess and the Frog (2009)
Seventy years on, we finally have a black Disney heroine
Retro was the order of the day when Disney embarked on their first hand-drawn film in several years. The result feels at once classic and modern, with its creaky fairytale narrative transplanted to New Orleans and buoyed up by Randy Newman's memorable oompah soundtrack and some lively voice casting. It's breathtakingly beautiful, too. Tom Huddleston
Hercules (1997)
A gift from the animation gods
Some find the smart-arse wisecracking in 'Hercules' irritating, but they're wrong. Disney might have mangled ancient Greek myth with their reimagining of Hercules as a none-too-bright but lovable lunkhead. But this film is a winner, infectiously funny and chock-full of gags. Best of all is the deliciously droll, adult-friendly villain Hades, with his hapless sidekicks Pain and Panic. Cath Clarke
Peter Pan (1953)
It won't shiver your timbers but it's a giggle
Steering clear of the darkness, Disney amped up the comedy of JM Barrie's play. Blustery Captain Hook is a loveable bad guy, hotly pursued by an ever-ravenous crocodile. The knockabout action, meanwhile, suggests that the Disney team had one eye on Warner Bros' Looney Tunes cartoons. The best adaptation of Barrie's play. Trevor Johnston
'Peter Pan' is number 100 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Alice in Wonderland (1951)
Walt weirds out with a whimsical tale
For years Walt Disney had wanted to animate Lewis Carroll's surreal children's novel, and when he finally got round to it in the early 1950s, he stuck pretty close to the original. Faithful to the John Tenniel illustrations (with added Disney cuteness) this is a love letter to Carroll's visual imagination and playful language. A shame then, that it doesn't quite manage to turn schoolgirl Alice's odyssey into a satisfying story. Trevor Johnston
'Alice in Wonderland' is number 82 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Robin Hood (1973)
Hippie-era outlaw cool comes to Sherwood Forest
'The Jungle Book' director Wolfgang Reitherman's decision to transplant hokey cowboy tropes to Merrie England should have been awful. But 'Robin Hood' is so sweet natured that it's impossible to complain. The tiny budget meant that all the characters were lifted from earlier hits (check out Little John, the brown Baloo), and yet somehow this only adds to the film's shaggy-dog charm. Tom Huddleston
'Robin Hood' is number 81 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
The Lion King (1994)
The circle of life puts Disney back on top
Everyone (and that includes everyone at Disney, whose animators all wanted to work on 'Pocahontas') was stunned when 'The Lion King' smashed the box office in 1994. But it's not hard to see why. The heroes are loveable and relatable, while Scar is one of the best Disney villains ever, equal measures bored and devilish. The soundtrack by Tim Rice and Elton John is exceedingly hummable and the animation is gorgeous. Cath Clarke
'The Lion King' is number 72 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Aladdin (1992)
A new animated age began here
'Aladdin' heralded the modern era of animation. The cave of wonders sequence saw a major Disney feature employing computer animation for the first time, while the appearance of Robin Williams was a landmark in the use of celebrity voices. Most importantly, the film's success proved that people were again ready to hand over their cash to a cartoon spectacular. Tom Huddleston
'Aladdin' is number 68 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Frozen (2013)
Back to basics with a sparky fairytale
Here's a throwback to Disney's classic era, with tongue firmly in cheek and belting out showtunes (the stage musical cannot be far behind). The shiny veneer may mask traditional ideals, but there's no denying the ridiculously high entertainment value: 'Frozen' is beautifully animated, breathlessly paced and winningly goofy. Tom Huddleston
'Frozen' is number 67 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The evil fairy steals the show
They don't call her the Mistress of Evil for nothing. Maleficent might just be the most villainous of Disney's villainesses, cursing the newborn princess Aurora to prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die before her 16th birthday. Why? All because she wasn't invited to the little princess's christening. Talk about bearing a grudge. Cath Clarke
'Sleeping Beauty' is number 66 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Lady and the Tramp (1955)
Puppy love gets literal
It's famous for that 'spaghetti kiss' – a legendary scene that Walt Disney almost cut out. But 'Lady and the Tramp' has many other charming moments: the script evolved out of years of personal pet stories shared by the studio's animal-loving writers and executives. A true labour of love. Joshua Rothkopf
'Lady and the Tramp' is number 57 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
No more Mr Nasty Guy
At night in an empty arcade, Donkey Kong-ish video game villain Ralph (John C Reilly, inspired) wants a career change badly. While loaded with eight-bit nostalgia, 'Wreck-It Ralph' somehow feels fresh: a sincere tale of finding your own identity. Joshua Rothkopf
'Wreck-It Ralph' is number 56 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Tangled (2010)
A thoroughly modern Disney villainess
The Rapunzel fairytale gets a Disney overhaul, with a sparky princess who doesn't need a prince charming to help her escape. Filled with energy and humour, this is near-vintage Disney. Best of all is the villainess, Mother Gothel, who looks like Cher and behaves like a hip mum on a bad trip. This manipulative madam has no special powers, so must rely on her acid tongue to keep Rapunzel in check. Cath Clarke
'Tangled' is number 54 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
The Little Mermaid (1989)
Disney gets its mojo back
This cheery adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale set a new template for Disney animation. That formula – take a story everyone knows, preferably featuring a plucky princess, then add a bunch of catchy-as-chlamydia show tunes – still works. But 'The Little Mermaid' also has emotional resonance and staying power… plus sea witch Ursula is surely among the greatest Disney villains. Guy Lodge
'The Little Mermaid' is number 44 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Cinderella (1950)
The start of something beautiful
The elements of the story are now bedrock components of the Disney formula: plucky heroine, gang of animal sidekicks, the promise of total transformation. But this hit was, by no estimates, a sure thing. Fortunately, the charm offensive proved overwhelming. If you love the brand's theme parks (and doesn't that castle look familiar?), here's the movie that allowed them to happen. Joshua Rothkopf
'Cinderella' is number 43 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Beauty and the Beast (1991)
The magic comes together for a Disney classic
Witty and charming, sunnily confident and filled with cockle-warming innocence, 'Beauty and the Beast' harks back to the Disney glory days. But it also took the studio to a new level – becoming the first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. What works? The emotional heart of the story plus a soaring, Broadway-on-steroids score. Not to mention the adorable talking objects in the castle. Trevor Johnston
'Beauty and the Beast' is number 33 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
The Jungle Book (1967)
The hippies are taking over the studio
Were the Disney animators passing the bong around when they made 'The Jungle Book'? Just look at the vultures (who bear more than a passing resemblance to The Beatles). Hippy-ish 1960s vibe aside, 'The Jungle Book' stars some of Disney's best-loved characters, including Baloo (the Bill Murray of bears) and the devilish Shere Khan. And its musical numbers have never been beaten: 'Bare Necessities' and 'I Wanna Be Like You' are pure heaven. Cath Clarke
'The Jungle Book' is number 29 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Bambi (1942)
Walt Disney's favourite movie (if he did say so himself)
In medieval times, they tested for witchcraft by dunking suspects in water. Perhaps they could test for serial killers today with the scene of Bambi's mother dying. Walt Disney called 'Bambi' 'the best picture I have ever made, and the best ever to come out of Hollywood'. And he might have a point. At any rate, Thumper really should have won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Cath Clarke
'Bambi' is number 24 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
101 Dalmatians (1961)
I got 99 problems…
She is perhaps the most villainous of Disney villainesses. Where you see an adorable puppy, Cruella De Vil sees a fashion statement. Her evil plan is to turn 99 adorable dogs into a coat. With its London setting, '101 Dalmatians' pulls Disney into the modern age, casting off fairy godmothers and princesses. And the twilight bark is Disney at its best. Cath Clarke
'101 Dalmatians' is number 23 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Fantasia (1940)
Classical kitsch of the highest order
While in postproduction on Mickey Mouse comeback 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice', Walt Disney decided to surround the short with similar classical-music-scored vignettes. 'Fantasia' was born. Silly and sublime, in which a hippo and an alligator do a slapstick ballet and even the devil himself appears, it's one of the studio's finest. Keith Uhlich
'Fantasia' is number 13 in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Disney's feature-length debut is still effortlessly charming
It may not have been the first animated feature, but with 'Snow White' Walt Disney and his animators created an entirely new genre. Just look at 'Frozen' and ask how far mainstream animation has really advanced: 'Snow White' has brave heroines, hunky but slightly dumb dudes, slapstick sidekicks, gorgeous animation, unforgettable tunes and the greatest femme fatale in film history. Tom Huddleston
'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' is number eight in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Dumbo (1941)
Ain't nobody's fault he's got them big ears
Unromantically, the idea for 'Dumbo' came from the prototype of a new toy. But this tale of a baby elephant born into a traveling circus is tender, moving and packed with energy. At its heart is a piercingly sad story of a mother separated from her child. That's pretty straightforward, but Disney finds room for inventive set pieces. The jazzy dance of the pink elephants when Dumbo mistakenly gets drunk is a scene for the ages. Dave Calhoun
'Dumbo' is number six in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Pinocchio (1940)
The best animated movie ever?
The high point of Disney's invention comes with its second feature – still the studio's most magical. The film begins with a sweetly singing cricket, yet plunges into scenes from a nightmare: Pinocchio's extending schnozz is animation's most sinister and profound metaphor. Containing a universe of anxiety and wonder, this movie is nothing short of immortal. Joshua Rothkopf
'Pinocchio' is number one in our list of the 100 best animated movies
Princess and the frog and Mulan should be in the top ten over many of the other stupid ones you have for the top ten. Princess and The frog is one of the best Disney movies of all them plus Snow White was only a classic because it was the first Disney princess
Here are just the 10 best disney movies
10 Best Disney Movies to Watch
Pretty 'interesting' list going on here for the most part, but I'm so damn stoked Pinocchio's got the top.
... Mulan, at 42? You mean the Dinsey renaissance film with the best lead character, the best collection of songs, one of the most inspiring messages in a classic Disney film (especially given the traditional depiction of girls in Disney films) and the best comic sidekick outside of Timon and Pumbaa? "It's all about as authentic as a fortune cookie". Yes, because Disney films are all about the authenticity. I'm sorry, but have you ever read any of the archetypal renderings of the fairy tales the classic Disney films are based on? Do you think they're all about the cute talking animals, perfect princes and happily ever afters? As a Brit, Robin Hood is one of my favourite Disney films, but it's about as authentic to actual English folk history/stories as Monty Python's Holy Grail. Are the people who compiled this list utter morons?
Thank you for this comment. I loved a lot of these movies even though they might not have mad it big. First the the hit Pocahontas which I know not everyone loved the movie like I do but I wouldn't put it on the worst lost. My has jaw dropped with Mulan though everyone loved that movie and knows all the songs I never met someone who didn't
i totally agree with placing Mulan at number 42, as 42 is the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything, and Mulan will change your life, it is the best movie in the universe, and it's simply better than everything else.
after that point, i stopped reading, as this list is clearly made by a drunk who doesn't know what a good movie is.
Seriously?The Rescuers is higher than The Rescuers Down Under?; Brother Bear is worst than freaking Home on The Range?!
I like that they put The lion King, Frozen, Wreck-It Ralph and Beauty and the Beast very high...they put down a lot of very good films like Tarzan, Hercules, Mulan, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
And the same thing I said on their 100 best animated film list: Fantasia SHOULD have been the #1 instead of Pinocchio!!!!!(and I don't hate Pinocchio, it's just that I don't think it's THAT good!).
Am I the only one who respect these people's decisions? Sure I don't agree with them ENTIRLEY:
Mulan isn't exactly one of Disney's best but it's not THAT bad (and the songs are awesome)
Hunchback, Tarzan, and Hercules are MUCH worse than the list says.
Alice in Wonderland should be higher, Beauty and the Beast should be in the top 3 at least.
The Jungle Book is great, but saying it's better than Beauty and the Beast is stretching it.
But I respect these people's decision, am I the only one in the comments who isn't having a freaking conniption because I'm not completely satisfied with this list. These aren't just random people, these guys know what their talking about, if anything one should consider look into their reviews, instead of blindly judging them. I happen to agree that Pinocchio is the best, fyi.
Here are what I think are the 10 Best Disney Movies to Watch
The person(s) who created this list must've felt guilt for not putting pre-50's on the Top 10. But with that belief, you're saying it's impossible to create a new legend. The Lion King, Frozen, Tarzan.. Although a half a decade later still manage to string together a work of art that in its perfection tops things like this lists 101 Dalmatians, The Jungle Book, ect.
What a terrible list! The Lion King wipes the floor with both Tangled and Frozen, are you nuts?!
This list is just a giant jumbled mess... I do agree with some of it, but having a 101 Dalmations as nr. 5? It's one of the most boring Disney movies ever! And having the first rescuers movies above the 2nd one? again, the first rescuers was one of the most boring Disney movies! >.< Bare anything happens! the vilalins are meh... just, urgh... I could mention so many other things, but I don't want to spend more time than the writers did on this list :P
As the big fan of Disney, for me this list is just WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!!!!!!
The lion king, Aladdin and The beauty and the beast is like the trifecta of Disney animation movies. What kind of drugs were you on when you made this top?
I can not believe the order of these movies. You chose all the princess movies as the top ten? Ariel was a twit. Cinderella was pathetic. Sleeping beauty had next to no personality. Snow white was a complete idiot! These girls are horrible role models for children. You give all these other movies crap for having no plot but you chose this movies as top ten? Like me run down the plot for you damsel in distress gets rescued by prince. They don't need to be smart they only have to be pretty. It's the most flat and boring plot there ever was and ALL of the princess movies share it. The only ones that stand out are Mulan, Bell from Beauty and the Beast, and Pocahontas. These girls actually seem to have a brain and a personality! They are strong characters and rescued themselves. Plus Lion King is one of the best disney animated movies of all time. I am completely appalled.
Stuff like Lion King & Beauty And The Beast are some of my favourite Disney movies, but Pinocchio's one of my favourite films period.
I'm appalled to see some of the ones further down the list! Home On The Range and Brother Bear below Chicken Little (which is the worst one but not completely without charm or glimpses of greatness!).... Wrong wrong wrong
How could you put Mulan so far down the list? It's an inspiring story for young girls cause it's not a typical damsel in distress fairy tale. And Pocahontas and Sword in the Stone don't deserve to be so low on the list either. And do you honestly believe that Tangled and Wreck-It Ralph are better than the Lion King? I call bullshit on that decision.
"The Lion King" behind "Tangled" and "Wreck-It Ralph? Someone let someone type unsupervised and unmedicated.
I see you have adopted the "pick the order out of a hat and that will do" technique. That method only works for trivial issues like who hosts the Olympics. NOT for Disney movies. Please try your childhood over again, you did it wrong.
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This is really wrong on so many points. How can you give your opinion like its a fact? I strongly disagree with your whole list from start to finish and hate the witty negative comments you wrote about some of my favorite Disneys.
#14 has an incorrect "fact": Aladdin was not the first DIsney film to use CGI; that was Beauty And The Beast (1991). The ballroom scene was created in CGI to allow the "camera" to swing around Belle and Beast as they danced to Angela Lansbury's Mrs Potts singing the title song.
@G4Lycra The first Disney film to use CGI was The Black Cauldron.
But, if you want to really stretch it with CGI and character interaction, then that honour goes to The Great Mouse Detective.
However, Aladdin was the first Disney film to have a character almost entirely rendered though computer animation.
Black Cauldron is notable for being the film that broke Tim Burton.
Although...good knowledge!
The Black Cauldron was one of the biggest disappointment of my childhood. I loved the books, and Disney turned the two first books into a travesty. Gurgi is NOT a cute lapdog!
Mulan, Pocahontas and Atlantis on the bottom line?
Black Cauldron and Sword in the Stone as "sappy british myth tales"?
I have to ask this question: WHAT were the criteria to wether a disney movie is good or not?
Black Cauldron has a gigantic fan base that is only darkened by the bad box office it had, Mulan and Pocahontas belong to the movies with the most remarkable female characters (and forgetable songs, are you kidding? I could start singing "Be a man" or "Reflection" on the street and people would immediatly recognize them). Let not even get me started on the other movies you did put so low that are some of my personal favorites and definitely also have a spot on the shelve of most disney fans I know...
@Jennifer O The Black Cauldron was one of the biggest disappointment of my childhood. I loved the books, and Disney turned the two first books into a travesty. Gurgi is NOT a cute lapdog!
I cannot agree with this list. Why not get the readers to vote rather than pick movie names out of a hat
I sincerely hope that you didn't pay the person that wrote this.
They wouldn't know a good animation if it slapped them round the face!
I don't even know where to start with this. I think you need to lay off the meth
Wreck-it Ralph above the Lion King. Are you on glue?

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1 can (about 15 ounces) chick-peas, rinsed and drained
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2 tablespoons lemon juice
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The history of the blues can often be traced through a series of famous names, and yet there are many others who made incredible contributions and helped pave the way for today's performers. And I can't think of any other genre where you can so clearly trace the lineage of a song. I mean, with the blues, you can start pulling a thread with Stevie Ray Vaughan or Eric Clapton and follow it all the way back to Robert Johnson or earlier. (*)You get 100 different versions of one song and you can see how it evolved into what you hear today.
Diggin' the Blues, while not intended to be exhaustively researched and detailed scholarly articles, is meant to cast a light on blues artists (past and present) not widely known or lauded by the average fan. And then there's this: every "obscure" artist I uncover is like a new treasure for me. It's Christmas morning over and over and over again. They're also a mystery. All we have now are bits and pieces of their lives. They're legends, folk lore. They're part of who we are and I want to get to know them through what they left behind for us to discover.
My hunt (locally) for tunes by Bo Carter has been stalled for a while now. I could take the easy way out and order from Amazon, but that almost seems like cheating, thank you very much. It's driving me crazy.
What's the big deal? Who the hell is Bo Carter?
Bo Carter was born Armenter Chatmon way back in the early 1890s. He and his brothers (and sisters) grew up listening to their parents singing and playing music while living on the Gaddis & McLaurin plantation in Mississippi. The first known Carter recording is from 1928, with him backing another artist named Alec Johnson. However, he soon found his calling as a blues singer. He did fairly well as a solo act (he recorded over 100 sides — think sides of a record — in the 1930s, more than any other artist except Memphis Minnie), but he did even better with his brothers as the Chatmon Family String Band and then as the Mississippi Sheiks.
Because Bo wasn't as heavy a drinker as the other band members (and most of the artists of the time), he became the manager — having a clear head at the end of the night came in handy when settling up with the owner or manager of the juke or barrel house/bar/whatever you'd like to call it. Money was always tight back then and it wasn't unusual for an owner to get the performers too drunk to remember their pay.
At some point in the 30s, Bo went blind or partially blind. He settled himself into farming for a while, occasionally performing with his brothers, but more often than not hitting the streets on his own.
By the 50s, Carter was still trying to make music, auditioning for record companies. One company, Trumpet Records, was led by a short-sighted businessman who turned Carter down and destroyed the audition tapes. Somewhere along the way, someone had collected enough of Bo's recordings and began releasing his work, albeit after his death in 1964. Sadly, he died destitute.
Although Bo Carter covered a wide range of music, he was famous for sexually taboo blues material. Innuendo, double entendre, frank subject matter… that became his legacy. Even with the racier fare, you can hear the musicianship and Carter's various musical influences. One of his best known songs — "Corrine Corrina" — wasn't among the risque and became a hit for Big Joe Turner, Bill Haley (yes, of the Comets), Muddy Waters, Taj Mahal, and even Bob Dylan, among others*.
If you're looking for a sample of the naughtier side of Carter, check out Don't Mash My Digger So Deep (lyrics after the jump), from 1936's (?) Banana In Your Fruit Basket.
The songlist from Banana:
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- What Kind Of Scent Is This?
- Mashing That Thing
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- Howling Tom Cat Blues
- Don't Mash My Digger So Deep
- Pin In Your Cushion
- Ramrod Daddy
- All Around Man
- Pussy Cat Blues
- My Pencil Won't Write No More
- Ants In My Pants
- Banana In Your Fruit Basket
- Cigarette Blues
Bo Carter didn't invent "dirty blues", but he sure as hell had a good time with them. His humor, the rawness, the playfulness inherent in these tunes is a sly nod to fun of sex and intimacies of all sorts often missing in music today. It's the difference between a 360° 'erotic' portrait and a close up of only one part of the female anatomy. One's business only and the other is about pleasure and enjoying sex.
One of my goals for 2007 (aside from learning to play Canasta — which I've already done) is to flesh out my early blues library. Bo Carter is one of many special artists I aim to find on this journey.
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Hi berries,
I have been liking Noemi lately, but realized that I might be saying it wrong. From what I've found, I'm seeing conflicting information about it's origins that are throwing me off a bit. Is it French (as it's on several lists of French names), Spanish AND Italian as suggested by the name's page? Does it differ if the "I" has an accent?
Is it two syllables or three? Said no-MI, NO-mi, No-eh-mi, no-AY-mi, or something else? If you have a source for your pronunciation, can you please share real life examples or a link?
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Noémie is the French spelling I thought?
Noémie http://www.forvo.com/word/no%C3%A9mie/
Noemí http://www.forvo.com/word/noem%C3%AD/
I've heard no-mi only as a nickname.
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In Spanish it has an accent on the I and is three syllables. No-eh-MEE. I speak Spanish and teach Spanish so that is my "source" for that
http://www.forvo.com/word/noem%C3%AD/#es. This is what I mean.
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Noémie is the French variation, yes. Said noh-AY-mee, if I'm remembering correctly. French classes seem like a decade ago, haha. And Noemí is the Spanish spelling. I've never really come across it in Italian, I really wouldn't know about that one.
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|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Brisket/Top rump
|3 Pound (1.5 Kilogram)
|2 Large, peeled and sliced
|1 , trimmed and roughly chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), peeled and crushed
|Beef stock
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
|Red wine
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Freshly chopped basil
|2 Tablespoon
|8 Ounce, peeled and chopped (225 Gram)
|Basil sprig
|3 (For Garnish)
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|Freshly ground black pepper
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Preheat oven to Gas 3, 325°F, 160°C.
Heat oil in a large flameproof casserole, fry meat until browned.
Remove from pan, add vegetables, except tomatoes.
Fry for 5 mins.
Return meat to casserole, pour in stock and wine.
Add basil.
Bring to just below boiling, cover.
Simmer-for 3 hrs, or until cooked.
Add tomatoes for last 30 mins of cooking time.
Garnish with basil and serve.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4326 Calories from Fat 2624
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 292 g448.7%
Saturated Fat 106.9 g534.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 925.3 mg308.4%
Sodium 1849 mg77%
Total Carbohydrates 103 g34.2%
Dietary Fiber 26.5 g106%
Sugars 42.2 g
Protein 270 g539.8%
Vitamin A 74.9% Vitamin C 153.6%
Calcium 38.4% Iron 157.5%
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It's fantasy playoff time.
If your team is alive, it's time not to get clever. Dance with what brung ya. All that. If you're scouring the waiver wire, it better be because one of your regulars got injured, or you're looking for a handcuff. Except in deeper leagues, nutty flyers need not apply.
As they say, you need to shorten up your bench. That's why the list below (and the lists for the rest of the season) will have fewer lottery tickets and more strategy plays. Good luck.
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Marion Barber, RB, Chicago Bears (owned in 17.3 percent of ESPN.com leagues). Matt Forte's knee issue is the most significant new RB injury; Forte will miss at least two games, and probably more than that. Fantasy owners shouldn't count on him returning in time for their playoff run. Barber is the best candidate to add (though I really wish you'd been handcuffing him to Forte all along). He has five TDs as Chicago's short-yardage rusher since he returned from injury back in Week 4, and whatever ground scores the Bears muster the next few weeks figure to belong to Barber. But Caleb Hanie has been a disaster throwing the ball, and you know defenses will stack the line as a result. Don't expect miracles from Barber, but add him.
Antonio Brown, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers (57.1 percent). Just a quick note to indicate how incredibly stubborn some fantasy leaguers are. How can Brown, who's scored between eight and 12 fantasy points for six consecutive weeks and is a top-30 fantasy WR for the season despite being buried on Pittsburgh's depth chart in September, still be available in nearly half of ESPN.com leagues? Folks, this gent is a fantasy starter, period. Even if your receiving depth chart is set with studs, add Brown as insurance in case someone gets hurt.
Malcom Floyd, WR, San Diego Chargers (57.6 percent). Floyd returned from his hip injury Monday night and produced four catches for 108 yards and a beautiful long TD. Skill-set-wise, Floyd is strikingly similar to the more heralded Vincent Jackson; Floyd's issue is simply durability. You can't count on a healthy Malcom Floyd for the next four weeks, but for as long as he's active, he'll be a No. 3 fantasy WR.
Donald Brown, RB, Indianapolis Colts (25.0 percent). No, I don't like the idea of using an Indy running back any more than you do, but there's been significant backfield carnage around the league over the past month, so Brown should probably find his way onto more fantasy rosters. For the second straight week, Joseph Addai started for the Colts, but Brown finished with more touches and looked like the more effective player. If Indy is paying attention, they'll use Brown more throughout December, though this week's matchup against the Baltimore Ravens doesn't figure to be a great one.
Toby Gerhart, RB, Minnesota Vikings (32.3 percent). Anyone who owns Adrian Peterson should own Gerhart. Period. There's no excuse not to handcuff the best rusher in the NFL. The Vikings have a good O-line and a shaky QB, meaning they're going to utilize their backfield early and often. Gerhart produced 133 total yards on 29 touches from scrimmage in a tough matchup against the Denver Broncos last week; things should get easier for the Vikings' running game versus the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Of course, Peterson might be back from his high ankle sprain, in which case Gerhart would be unusable. But he should be owned in all leagues anyway. The past two weeks have taught us that being the Vikings' starting RB makes you startable in fantasy leagues, which means Gerhart might be the most important lightly-owned handcuff in the NFL.
Maurice Morris, RB, Detroit Lions (51.8 percent). Kevin Smith played Sunday night versus the New Orleans Saints but probably shouldn't have, as he re-injured his ankle and had to leave. Morris produced some numbers in the passing game (mostly underneath stuff as New Orleans sat back, though he did score a TD), but overall this guy is what he is: A pedestrian rushing talent who's mostly a seat-filler for a better player. Still, he could be a starter in Week 14 against the Vikings, though you'd have to be pretty desperate to use him.
Jermaine Gresham, TE, Cincinnati Bengals (24.3 percent). If you've been starting Fred Davis, you're almost certainly out of luck. Davis is reportedly about to be suspended four games for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, which will knock him out for the rest of the regular season. Those casting around for a tight end could do worse than Gresham, who would've had his third TD in four games last week, but his 5-yard end zone catch was called back by a shaky false-start penalty on a Bengals wideout. Gresham is the second-most-reliable pass-catcher Cincy has after A.J. Green.
Seattle Seahawks Defense (16.0 percent). The last time the Seahawks played the Rams, the game took place in St. Louis and Sam Bradford was playing. Seattle racked up 17 fantasy points, creating three turnovers, five sacks and allowing only seven scoreboard points. This week, the Rams visit the Pacific Northwest, Bradford and his backup A.J. Feeley are both questionable, and Steven Jackson is coming off a day where managed 19 yards on 10 carries. Sold.
Lightly-owned must-handcuff RBs: Kendall Hunter, RB, San Francisco 49ers (24.3 percent); Ricky Williams, RB, Baltimore Ravens (38.7 percent); Isaac Redman, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers (5.3 percent).
Deeper league finds
Kahlil Bell, RB, Chicago Bears (0.2 percent). Marion Barber won't carry Chicago's backfield load alone. Bell will reportedly be involved as a change-of-pace, third-down and receiving back, perhaps earning one-third of the Bears' backfield touches. Barber figures to be the close-in TD maker (as he was even before Forte got hurt), but Bell could be worth a look in deeper PPR leagues for desperate folks who lost Forte and can't get a waiver claim on Barber.
Matt Moore, QB, Miami Dolphins (5.4 percent). You wouldn't exactly say Moore passes the eye test, because he's asked to do almost nothing in the arch-conservative Dolphins attack. But it's unfair to proclaim that results haven't been there lately for Moore: He has at least 18 fantasy points in three of his past five starts (and 13 in one of the others). For those in two-QB leagues, that's not bad. Of course, Moore hasn't even eclipsed 200 yards passing in five of his nine starts this season, and the main reason his fantasy output looked slightly above average in Week 13 was that he ran for a TD. But the Dolphins get the Eagles, Bills, Patriots and Jets to round out the season; only that final game versus New York looks like a negative matchup for a QB.
Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver Broncos (1.8 percent). Thomas made a couple of huge plays featuring Brandon Marshall-like runs after the catch in Denver's win in Minnesota last week, and wound up with four grabs for 144 yards and two TDs. This breakout performance was likely made possible by Eddie Royal suffering a concussion on a punt return, but one imagines that after seeing Thomas rumble, the Denver brass will think hard about perhaps getting the second-year WR in the starting lineup on a regular basis. Unfortunately, standard-leaguers can't rely on Tim Tebow's arm enough to use Thomas in their playoffs, to say nothing of Eric Decker also being around. But if you're in a deep league, you might use a bench spot to see if Thomas can repeat this week against the Bears.
Damian Williams, WR, Tennessee Titans (10.2 percent). Nate Washington suffered an ankle injury against the Buffalo Bills in Week 13, but even before he left, it seemed clear who the Titans' No. 1 wideout was. Williams led Tennessee in targets (with seven) and caught four for 62 yards. He's not a burner, but he's quick off the line and seems like he's open on every play. Chris Johnson's resurgence is the big story in Tennessee, and I don't trust Matt Hasselbeck enough to roll Williams out there as a fantasy starter unless circumstances are desperate. But I do think the kid has a bright, bright future.
Golden Tate, WR, Seattle Seahawks (0.2 percent). Tate started the first game of his pro career last Thursday against the Philadelphia Eagles because of Sidney Rice's concussion troubles, and he played well: Four catches for 47 yards and a nice TD grab in the end zone on which he tapped his toes with aplomb. Listen, it's Seattle. It's Tarvaris Jackson. But Tate is finally following through on the promise he showed coming into the league in '10. One hopes this is the start of something good.
T.J. Yates, QB, Houston Texans (0.8 percent). Yates' first start wasn't a disaster. He played OK. The Texans took a few deep shots against the Atlanta Falcons, and Yates showed he's definitely got a major league wing. He also had moments of rookie-ness in the pocket and lost a fumble, and didn't even complete half his throws, but there's no question he was given more to do this week than last. Still, losing Andre Johnson to another hamstring injury hurts; anyone who watched the Texans during AJ's prior six-week absence knows that no pass-catcher really stepped up and played well in Johnson's absence. Yates is a two-QB-league option, but only barely.
Logan Paulsen, TE, Washington Redskins (0.1 percent). I mentioned Fred Davis likely missing the rest of the season because of a substance-abuse violation; Paulsen probably inherits the Skins' starting gig at TE as a result. He's 6-foot-5 and 268 pounds, and as such is a glorified offensive lineman, though he did grab a couple of passes in back-to-back games versus the Dallas Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks late last month. I strongly doubt he's about to become a big part of Mike Shanahan's offensive scheme, but I figured I'd at least note his presence.
Lightly-owned deeper-league handcuff RBs: Bernard Scott, RB, Cincinnati Bengals (7.9 percent); Javon Ringer, RB, Tennessee Titans (4.1 percent); Jason Snelling, RB, Atlanta Falcons (1.8 percent); Lance Ball, RB, Denver Broncos (3.9 percent); Jerious Norwood, RB, St. Louis Rams (0.3 percent).
Christopher Harris is a senior writer for ESPN.com. He is a six-time Fantasy Sports Writers Association award winner. You can ask him questions at www.facebook.com/writerboy. He is also the author of the newly published football novel "Slotback Rhapsody." Get information about this book at www.slotbackrhapsody.com.


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FRAZIER ELEMENTARY Even Schmidt Evan Schmidt is a real go getter. He is very self-motivated and goes the extra mile. Evan is in the fifth grade at Frazier Elementary. He has a positive attitude and shares that with others. He is a hard worker and it shows in his class work and Accelerated Reader in the room and this also reflects in his work. Evan Schmidt is a top achiever in all areas. Congratulations. TXI Cement Co. 7781 FM 1102 • 512-396-4244 San Marcos Driving School ..pl 516 S. Seguin St. • 620-6654 • 606-5060 ii. - . , _ — ■ ■ '■ n" "■ STS. PETER AND PAUL Dustin Hungerford Dustin is an eighth grader at Sts. Peter and Paul School. This is his tenth year at this school. He has been on honor roll since his early years here. His favorite subject is math. Dustin likes to run track and cross country. He also enjoys outdoor activities like camping and lump m MMP He's agreat person! Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic School 198 W. 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Michelle has had great attendance all year long and has been an honor roll student since the first six weeks of school. Kaderli/Kunkel and Associates 265 Landa • 625-2367 GOODWIN PRIMARY BULVERDE ELEMENTARY Erie Qalven Erie Galvan is in Kindergarten at Goodwin. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Galvan. Eric has been selected as a Go-Getter because he is a friend to everyone and loves school. His teacher, Mrs. Green says Eric is a joy in her classroom. His positive attitude wonderful laugh, and sense of humor make him an outstanding person. Way to go, Erie. Keep up the great wort. Lauren Phllpot MOUNTAIN VALLEY Daren McCutchen Daren McCutchen is a fifth grader at Mountain Valley Elementary. He is very active in the Canyon Lake Youth Soccer League. In addition to soccer, Daren also participates in basketball and baseball. But Daren is not too busy to keep up his studies. He consistently makes the A-B honor roll, as well as an E in conduct. Daren and his parents, Janet and Dave McCutchen donate much time to make Mountain Valley and the Canyon Lake community a better place to live. Blimpie 3201 IH35 S. (Ruekle Rd. Exit 184) • 625-4458 Lauren is a student that is focused on all tasks she encounters. She takes the extra step to be a winner and achiever. Her energy comes through in her relationships and work. The devotion Lauren has to accomplishing tasks to a high level is rewarding for all to see & experience. I hope you have the opportunity to meet Lauren. COMAL ELEMENTARY Alexis Ryals Alexis is a student in the fifth grade at Comal Elementary. Doing her best in all she tries is important to her. She works very hard in school by doing her best on her work and completing her work on time. She is very responsible and dependable. She even excels in her extra-curricular activities, such as karate. She is an asset to the fifth grade. Becker Motor Company, Inc. 547 S. Seguin • 606-3463 290 S. Casten 525.7781 V. _-_ Hoffmann Floors 710 N. Loop 337 • 625-2629 ;


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If in between sizes for fitted caps, go up or down? Easier to stretch or shrink?
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12/28/12 at 2:15pm
Would be very interested in a separate thread.
Currently trying to find some Inish Meain stuff that's in their collection, but NOT in their webstore and having no lck at all.


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