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XL Specialized Trailers two-axle trailer
XL Specialized Trailers, Manchester, Iowa, has introduced a new two-axle trailer. The XL 80 Slider is named for its sliding axle assembly, which allows the unit to tilt for the loading and unloading of heavy and inoperable equipment, according to the company. Features include:
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Terex Cedarapids horizontal screens
Terex Minerals Processing Systems (MPS), Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Durand, Michigan, has launched the Terex Cedarapids V Series horizontal screens. The company says customers using the new 5-foot by 16-foot and 6-foot by 16-foot two and three deck can enhance their operation by replacing their existing triple shaft screens with the V Series screens. Features include:
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- patented "flow-through" lubrication system and "sealed-for-life" double O-ring assembly extend equipment life
- medium scalper option increases feed size from 10 inches to 14 inches
Visit www.terexmps.com for more information.
Geith tilting coupler
The new tilting coupler by Geith, headquartered in Slane, Ireland, with North American operations based in Atlanta, is designed for use with excavators and backhoe loaders weighing between 6 and 26 tons. Features include:
- allows operators to more precisely position the bucket or attachment without having to reposition the machine, increasing overall productivity and versatility
- tilting coupler provides up to 180 degrees of side-to-side rotation, depending on the model
- four independent locking components
- a curved engaging plate and a hydraulic cylinder check valve, as well as the "curl to release" control system, provide a safe process for attachment engagement and release
Visit www.geith.com for more information.
Screen USA trommel
Screen USA Inc., Smyrna, Georgia, has introduced the TROM512 as the newest model in its trommel screen lineup. The company says the TROM512 has been developed "to fill a niche in the screening market and has many features not seen on any other equipment in this price range." Features include:
- made with two large hinged doors that open up on each side to provide access to the trommel screen and the drive system
- a 3.2-yard hopper that is 39 inches wide with a variable speed feeder
- a 60 horsepower engine made by Caterpillar Inc.
- both wheeled and tracked platforms are available


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Good morning. This will be quick because we are hitting the road early. We got out of town on Tuesday at 11:30 and made it to Myrtle Creek, Oregon… 369 miles.. Yesterday was a long day.. 522 miles. We spent last night in Chowchilla, Calif, missing our goal of Bakersfield by a long shot.
Got a phone call or two yesterday from the Keenans, who are on a car road trip. They were about 75 miles ahead of us yesterday morning and were going to try for Bakersfield too, but probably didn't make it. We will see them this weekend at Lake Havasu.
Adventures to tell when I have time. We no longer have a step to the motorhome door. Well, we do. It just isn't attached anymore thanks to a Chevron station. Also we have a fuel leak in our filler part of the fuel system, so the tank doesn't leak but when we fill there is some leaking. Freaked out Oregon fuel pumpers where they still have to pump for you. We hope to make it to Havasu before fixing as it will mean removing the fuel tank.
Other than that, no excitement. I checked out some audio books from the library and are almost at the end of a 12 cd book, The Inner Circle by Brad Meltzer. That really helps the miles pass faster!
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"When I grow up, I will travel the world",
"When I grow up, I will climb the tallest mountain",
"When I grow up, I will be on top of this world" and so on.
Weren't these our thoughts when we were those full of 'hopes, desires, and innocence' kids?
These thoughts occupy my mind as I watch trees sprinting fast from the car, wind gushing my hairs, nostalgia embracing me, stealing a tear or two.
Where did those dreams, hopes, aspirations go? Most importantly, where did that pious innocence escaped which took us to an imaginary world full of perfection?
Today, we all are moving forward. Is this walk towards our dream, happiness? I don't know. There's no stoppage in this journey. keep moving forward else you are stuck forever. But when there is a minute or two of silence, those childhood dreams grip me hard. It makes me contemplate my real self. What have I become? Where am I going? Is this where I always wanted to be? Questions like these haunt me making me miss my lost innocence. This world is full of deceit. I don't belong here. I never belonged here.
How I wish I could get back to those days when fairy tales seemed real. When people could be trusted. When dreams weren't just a mirage. When future didn't seem bleak. When heartbreaks were just losing my favourite cartoon eraser. When a perfect test score was enough to make my day. When a I smiled a little more and laughed a little real. When everything was imperfect yet so perfect. When I was immature yet full of life.
Car brakes put a break to my thoughts as I reach my destination. My real destination seems far, I don't know of it exists. Till then lets take the steering wheel in our hands, pull the glass pane down, feel the wind on our faces and enjoy the journey called Life!


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Hello again everyone!
It has been a while since we last updated the site. Thank you for all your comments. We have to approve them before they appear, and because of the internet situation here, it has taken us a while to do so. Thank you for your patience and prayers.
We arrived in Dhaka safetly and after some confusion with our plane. GMG airlines and India Airlines merged and so our tickets said India Air but we flew on a GMG plane and "both" flights had different numbers. Therefore, Bob Bhai who was picking us up, was confused if we had landed or not. Not to mention the 2 hour delay. After about 15 minutes of searching for eachother, he found us outside surrounded by locals offering us taxi rides.
After Saturday, Sunday and Monday morning in Dhaka we left for Dinajpur. The stay in Dhaka was very nice. We ate and slept at the CBCB centre (Catholic Bishop's Centre of Bangladesh) with Father Shubroto and Bishop Costa. We met Sister Miriam and Sister Joan who had helped us keep in contact with Bob Bhai. They served a delicious American dinner of meatloaf and mashed potatoes with gravy! What a treat! Dhaka was also the first time we rode a bus here… very interesting to say the least.
The trip to Dinajpur took 6 hours and was rough on the body. Even though we were with the Bishop in his car, the roads don't get any better. We arrived around 8pm on Monday evening.
Everyone here is very gracious and kind. We are trying very hard to understand the Fathers, Brothers and Sisters who are helping us out every day. We eat meals with the community here, and the food has always been wonderful! No complaints from either of us and we have both remained relatively healthy thus far.
We have scheduled our first English course. It is a 3-week (15 day) intensive course for English teachers from all over the diocese. Each day we will have between 5-6 hours of instruction. The teachers are congregating at the Pastoral Centre and will be living there for all three of the instructional weeks. This means we will be with our student almost all day every day (mass, meals, classes, and some of their free times), forcing them to increasing their speaking and listening skills. We will have Saturdays and Sundays free to do as we wish. This is a HUGE undertaking and we need all the prayers we can get. Please pray for our ability to work as a team, also for our ability to work with the teachers and meet the needs and expectations of the teachers and the Bishop.
We have been blessed with a great place and wonderful people. The students here at thier intermediate school (grades 6-10) in the compound have been enthralled with our presence as we have been visiting classrooms and talking with the classes. Every where we go we smile, wave and say goodmorning. All those beautiful big brown eyes smile, wave and say goodmorning in return. The people here are the kindness and most beautiful people we have ever encountered.
God bless you as He has us! Thank you for your prayers and thoughts. We will update again when we can.
-A and B-
p.s. The internet here is dial-up so we won't be uploading any more pictures. Sorry to disappoint but it really isn't feasible. After we return home, they will all be up on the website.


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Ekaterina Ivanova, 20, spent 10 days with the 61-year-old guitarist before he flew back to Britain and checked himself into rehab.
A former alcoholic, Wood started drinking again after meeting Ivanova in a bar and was said to be consuming two bottles of vodka a day.
The pair were spotted drinking near his house in Co Kildare, before he decided to seek treatment. Ivanova also returned to Britain this week and was seen in north London, staying with a friend.
"I love him and I am standing by him," she told a reporter. "I will never betray him. I need to speak to Ronnie.
"My life has been turned upside down by all this, my mum's health has suffered and I just want all of this to go away."
Wood's wife of 23 years, Jo, is believed to have issued an ultimatum, ordering Wood to come home or their marriage was over. She is also thought to have told him to put the Irish house on the market.
Mrs Wood initially thought Ivanova had accompanied her husband on a painting holiday, but the young Russian told friends the relationship had turned into something more.
Ivanova's mother Irina said her daughter was preparing to sell the story of the bizarre relationship for up to £250,000.
"We have been offered money. We could use money for Ekaterina's future," she said at the family's central London home.
She said her daughter had become increasingly unruly after her parents' marriage broke down and both found new partners.
But Mrs Ivanova said she had spoken to her daughter and both felt the 20-year-old had been unfairly portrayed as a marriage wrecker.
"Ekaterina is okay. She says to me she is very, very sorry. But I have to stand by her. I support what she does," she said.
"The way she is described is as a Russian waitress, but what it means is she is a bitch. Jo Wood said she is a bitch but she's only 20 - she's just a normal girl."


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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Yarn Bubble
We have a couple of groups that meet at our shop and it's just such a treat when they're around. We like being a place for people to feel comfortable to hang out and bond with their friends. It doesn't hurt that you're in a yarn bubble and surrounded by your favorite craft.
Even our W.I.P.s and Chips group, which could be considered our group, brings us such joy. We hope you look forward to it as much as we do. We've had some great Friday nights getting to know you better and seeing what you're working on.
If you haven't yet joined us for a W.I.P.s and Chips night, they're the first Friday of every month from 5-8pm. And if you have a knitting group with no home check us out!
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Baby Bonk number two! We've had a little secret that we've only told a few (hundred, it seems), but now that I'm almost thirteen weeks, it only seems right to make the announcement official on Baby Coffee. We've got baby number two on the way. If I haven't returned your phone calls, or even made contact with you over the holidays, it's simply because this tiny little baby has been beating me down. Making me sicker than sick. It's been a miserable three months. It seems I'm starting to feel better since I'm eating more than crackers, soup and water.
Today I went in for one of those ultrasounds they give OLD pregnant women, and everything is looking excellent. The doctor asked if I wanted to see if it was a boy or a girl and I was surprised they could even determine the sex that early. I thought it wasn't until 20 weeks. Oh so wrong! We could see very clearly that this Baby Bonk is a BOY. I was so stunned and shocked I forgot to get the ultrasound image from the technician. I was SURE I was having a girl. I've been saving pink outfits for 2+ years now and have a pretty good store started in my parents basement.
Now it's onto to the name game for the next 6 months. Suggestions always welcome, but not necessarily taken.
The next Bonk chapter arrives sometime on or around July 20th. Thankfully, before the dreaded month of August in Atlanta.


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I descended into Antelope Canyon, one of the most photographed canyons in the world. Curved rocks ranging from bright orange to the deepest of purple were surrounding me. Some colors, not visible with bare eyes popped out of my camera as a spectacle of light. I had all the time to take photos without other people ruining my picture perfect.
But what few people know is that there are actually three different sections to Antelope Canyon: Upper Antelope Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon and The Water section.
Upper Antelope Canyon
Upper Antelope Canyon is the most famous part of the canyon for 3 reasons.
First of all it's very popular because of it's light beams that enter the canyon around noon. It's a rare and visually stunning spectacle and the main reason to visit this part of the canyon.
Secondly, the canyon is easily accessible. You'll be driven up to the entrance by one of the special vehicles. Getting through the canyon is easy and doesn't involve any climbing or cramping your way through.
Thirdly, you can book a ticket at your hotel or via one of the three official touring companies
(Antelope Canyon Tours, Chief Totsie Antelope Canyon Tours and Overland Canyon Tours ).
Tour and ticket options for Upper Antelope Canyon
All of the tour companies have similar rates and will require you fess up around $35. The downside is that you only get to spend one hour down the canyon and that there will be a lot of other tourists down with you.
If you want to see the light beams you'll need to book a tour between 10.30 am and 14.00 pm.
The light beam tour hours are more expensive and come at 46$. If you are a photographer who wants to bring a tripod you'll have to pay 80$. The good part however is that you get to go by yourself and stay longer. I didn't visit this part of the canyon because the photographers tour was too expensive and the normal light beam tours would have too much people down in the canyon at the same time.
Visiting Lower Antelope Canyon would offer me better shots and suited my backpacker budget better.
Lower Antelope Canyon
Lower Antelope Canyon is the less visited canyon. Hotels can't book tours for this part of the canyon and you have to drive up here yourself. It's just across the road from Upper Antelope Canyon but it's more adventurous. You will need to decend and ascend multiple staircases and cramp yourself in between the rocks. There are no light beams visible in this part of the canyon but the reflections on the rocks still turn the canyon into a light spectacle.
Tour & ticket options for Lower Antelope Canyon
Visiting this part of the canyon is a lot cheaper. You have to pay $26 dollar per person for a 1 hour guided canyon tour and they only allow a maximum of 25 persons per tour group. This gives you all the space and time to take pictures without people running in front of your camera. If you carry a DSLR camera and a tripod you can opt for the 2 hour photographers tour, which costs $35. This allows you to descend the canyon by yourself and spend 2 hours up there.
I opted for the $26 guided tour and had more than enough time to take pictures. Our tour guide even showed us special rock formations and great angles to shoot photos. I had a blast and we were even down the canyon 15 minutes longer than planned.
The Water Part
The Water Part is probably even less known than the Upper and Lower antelope Canyon. To enter this you will need to take a boat tour, hire a boat, jetski or kajak at the Page Marina.
You will need to follow the road to Antelope Point to reach the Page Marina where you will have to pay an entrance fee or use your America the Beautifull pass. Ask for the boat rental house. I decided to rent a 2 person kajak for 2 hours ($16).
Putting me and my girlfriend in one kajak however turned out to be a pretty bad idea.
"No you're padling wrong. We need to go the other way. You know what, why don't you do it yourself ! Would you just keep padling?!"
We had a good laugh at if afterwards but it took us more than an hour to reach the canyon entrance. We also had to handle big waves coming from speedboats. Not the easiest place to kajak together for the first time.
So if you want to visit this part of the canyon make sure you're an experienced kajaker or rent a boat or a jetski. And take your time to fully enjoy the canyon.
Do It Yourself
Cost upper canyon: $35-$80
Cost lower canyon: $26-$35
Be sure to let us know which part of Antelope Canyon you visited!


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There is something so decadent about waking up to the aroma of coffee brewing in the kitchen.
We had a wonderful evening last night and it was a later one than is usual on a Friday evening after a busy week.
It's hard to imagine that we can go out on the town and live it up like we did when we were much younger. Good to know that we haven't forgotten how to have fun!
We were celebrating the fact that I have a new job!
We walked downtown and dined at one of our city's top restaurants and then we hoofed it over to a heritage hotel by the sea and had a bottle of champagne, a gift from my daughter's fellow. I don't like the word "boyfriend" as that does not adequately describe him because he is a man not a boy.
I could have pinched myself as we were sitting on sumptuous leather sofas enjoying the lights of the harbour living it up and savouring the moment rubbing shoulders with international tourists.
As we were leaving we strolled through the convention center and were surprised to see a large group of red headed Lucille Ball look a likes...the Ricky Ricardo's were inside waiting!
It was a dreamy date and such a memorable way to celebrate and mark new beginnings.
New beginnings and the rapid way that change is making an entrance into what was a predictable routine has taken us by storm and I am reeling...
but all in a good way.
Once I started to action change with a new approach to fitness and health, lots of things started happening and there seems to be a domino effect.
The new job is going to be a challenge and one that I am keen to take on. I am ready to embrace a new direction in the late stages of my career and have so many tricks in my bag just waiting...so wait no longer, it's time.
Walking to work is going to be such a bonus.
Not only is it healthier it's greener and cheaper!
I did have to go out and buy some good looking walking shoes that I could wear to work.
(They cost less than 4 Michelin tires for the Volvo though!)
I never need an excuse to buy shoes, who does?
Adrienne over at The Rich Life (on a budget) has done some shoe shopping recently...
she has chosen some lovely colours.


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Tennessee coach is driven to succeed and expects nothing less from her athletes.
Those Summitt eyes.
They are penetratingly blue and intense.
Clearly, they are not what define Tennessee coach Pat Summitt, but they leave an unforgettable impression.
Just ask any of the women who have played for her.
"Those blue eyes ... they are very serious eyes," said Deadra Charles-Furlow, a Detroit native and two-time All-American at Tennessee (1988-91) who is an assistant coach at Detroit Mercy.
"She could look at you with those blue eyes like they were piercing right through you. She just wanted you to appreciate the game like she does -- 'We're here to compete, and we're here to win.' Her players develop that mentality."
Summitt has guided the Lady Vols to their fourth straight Final Four -- and 16th in the last 24 years -- to face Final Four first-timer Michigan State in the second semifinal Sunday night at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis.
Summitt's remarkable résumé is a tribute to her ability to make winners out of her players.
She can make them understand what it takes to succeed. She is a product of a farming family in middle Tennessee, where she developed her work ethic, rising early and toiling long hours, still managing school and sports.
Summit, 52, began coaching at Tennessee in 1974. During those early years, when she was barely older than the players she was coaching, she washed the team uniforms and drove the team van. Her salary? $8,900.
Now she makes $824,500, which includes compensation for TV / radio and public-relations appearances and a shoe / apparel contract, and she gets the use of a Mercedes-Benz for a year every time she wins a national championship, which she has done six times. Renowned as the greatest coach in the women's game, she recently passed North Carolina coaching legend Dean Smith to become the leader in career NCAA victories. Her total is 882.
Because she is so good, so successful, so linked to the women's game as its most recognized ambassador, she is asked about the disappointment of not winning a national title in six years.
Coaches dream of winning one championship. But because expectations at Tennessee are so high and winning has seemed like a given there, Summitt has to address national title droughts.
"I am proud of the teams that have been there and have played in championship games, and got us to the Final Four," Summitt said Thursday during a teleconference with reporters. "That is no easy task. I think sometimes when you are in the role we are in, people think that if you do not win a championship then you somehow fail, and that is not true.
"Last year's team (which lost to Connecticut in the final), I thought if anything, people said they probably overachieved. There is no shame to playing in a national championship game and losing to a team that has been really dominant for the last three years like a Connecticut. I think you have to accept it for what it is and try to keep getting back there, because if you get back there enough times, hopefully you will win."
Summitt and the Lady Vols keep getting back to the Final Four for a multitude of reasons. Obviously, there's the coaching. There's also the success-breeds-success motto that pretty much guarantees stellar recruiting and the best players in the country.
Al Brown, a first-year assistant at Michigan State, coached on Summitt's staff for seven years. While he was with the Lady Vols, they had a winning percentage of .885 and won national titles in 1996, 1997 and 1998.
Brown said Summitt's secret is that she never rests.
"When this season is over, she'll look back on it and it won't make any difference if it was the '98 season where we won by an average of 30 points, it's 'how do we get better next year?' " Brown said. "We had basically the same team back in '99, and her question was, 'How do we get better?'
"She holds everybody in the program accountable, from the custodians, to the secretaries."
But Summitt wants to make her players successful in whatever way she believes necessary.
Charles-Furlow was in her junior season at Tennessee when she one day reached a breaking point. It had been a bad day at school, but she obviously had to practice.
"Pat really hit a nerve that day," Charles-Furlow said. "She kept riding me and riding me, and I finally yelled, 'I am doing the best I can do!' The arena became silent. My teammates looked at me like, 'No she didn't (just do that).'
"Pat called me over. She was kneeling on one knee. She said, 'Not in a million years did I think you would disrespect me.' I said, 'Disrespect you?'"
The two women spoke the next day, and Charles-Furlow apologized.
"She told me, 'The day you should worry is the day I say nothing to you,'" Charles-Furlow said. "I had a better love for her after that as a person and as a friend. Once you have gone through that program, you are prepared for anything that happens to you in life. And you're not going to walk out of Tennessee without your degree. I'm glad Pat is that way. I think if she had been nice to me (on the court), I don't think I'd be the person I am today."


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Apparently, one should ensure that they write atleast 500 words each day, to be able to keep writing, even if it is a journal entry or a letter to a friend. Work related writing does not count. But if you are in profession of writing, there should be an exception I guess – because you are writing to be read. Not writing to pass on information, or 'document' happenings so that 'everyone is on the same page'. If you know me, I fall in the latter category.
Now that I'm off Twitter (and a good thing to a large extent, because there's only so much you can scroll on Instagram or Facebook), this is pretty much the only place I can be writing at. That is, if you discount the long-ish mails I exchange with a particular friend on most days – if it's not month close. This makes me wonder about whether I have enough matter to write about without making this into a journal. Which is not a bad thought in itself, because we forget so many things so fast, and it is nice to have some place to go to and be reminded of everything.
Just last night, while we were playing Let it Go from Frozen for the nth time and Zo was standing enacting each step and singing along, we came across this old animated video called 'Gummy Bear' which she used to love 2 years ago. And now, she has no clue about it. It broke my heart a teeny tiny bit because how could something that was so important not too long ago suddenly be a forgotten memory? I can't forget just how many times I used to sing that song, and she has no idea what it is even. So I played it again, and consoled myself that atleast I have it documented on the blog, along with the other little things Zo has been up to at various points in life.
The sky right now is a dull, motley grey and honestly, I don't mind it a bit. This side of the world is devoid of winters, and I miss a bit of chill in the air once in a while. And I am choosing to read the overcast skies as a sign of lower temperatures, rather than impromptu rains, or worse still, pollution. It is odd how the mention of pollution made me think of Diwali. Diwali, I can safely declare, has to be my favorite festival. Ofcourse this has to do with my love for lights, and good food, and pretty clothes, and the general cheer in the air.
There was just so much going around this time about not bursting crackers for Diwali – because it caused pollution, because fireworks came from factories using child-labor, because it scared animals – that it almost made sense to not do it. But somewhere, it made me sad, because Diwali was always about crackers. I was never brave enough to venture into atom bombs and sutli bombs and the best I could was a ladi, other than the pansy things like Anar and chakri and fuljhadi and in the later years a few rockets. Basically, I was all about the glitter and not about the boom. And I absolutely love the 'fragrance' of fireworks in the air, yes, the smoky fragrance in the cold winter night air, and the zooming rockets in the sky, and every house lighted up with diyas around the wall, and people coming with their thaalis full of sweets and all of us decked up new clothes, I absolutely love it all. And now, I feel guilty about not caring enough for the environment for actually missing the fireworks.
And yes, we skipped them this year, because Zo didn't show any enthusiasm, and we assumed she wouldn't like it. Only, she did. She whooped every time a rocket burst into bright stars in the skies, every time we saw an anar, and also when she held the lit 'pencil' two days after Diwali. So the next time, it's happening. I am all for the environment, and I will perhaps cycle or walk to work for a month after, but we deserve some fireworks, and we will have it. It helps that as a personal choice, we do not really like the loud stuff, but next Diwali is definitely going to be brighter.
There was ofcourse, a lot of food, and sweets (still remaining and causing me to bloat) and meeting family and friends and new clothes. In fact, this Diwali, I think we did way more than we had in the last 9 years. I guess it was because we had just been lazy in the past. But this year, I took it upon myself to ensure we were creating enough memories for Zo, now that she is at a stage where she remembers and actually enjoys the festivities. And I think it went quite well. I also like the fact that though Diwali was on Wednesday, the festive mood ensured the whole week somehow felt brighter. Or maybe it was just the Diwali lights we have still not taken down.
But now we are back to a full-blown work week. It's just Monday, and I already a wee bit tired or maybe it is because it is Monday. You know the whole 'Monday' feeling. But this too shall pass. And then we will have a week for it to return again.


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In May, Henry Gresbeck finally decided to try his own chances at fleeing. In letters written back to his liege lord, he painted a picture of himself as a reluctant Anabaptist from the start, having come to Münster "for the sake of my poor mother, and for the sake of my possessions that I had".[1] Now with a second wife to care for in addition to his mother, Gresbeck was balancing a wire act by abusing his position as a city guard to smuggle his own rations to his starving family. It must have made for a nerve wracking existence, and Gresbeck finally notes in his letter that he "must either die of hunger or rush out and get myself killed".[2][3]
Fortunately for him, his partner on night watch had the same thoughts. Under five feet tall and with an equally short temper, Hansel Eck[4] had fled to Münster after a drunken brawl turned ugly in October. Or so he said. In actuality, Hans was a spy for the Prince Bishop, and had used the story as a way to insinuate himself in Münster.[5] Gresbeck and Hans had been studying the city watches long enough, and they believed that they had enough information to keep themselves from a swift and ugly death when they reached the Prince Bishop's lines. For a start, discipline had long since broken down, and the surviving garrison was now down to just eight hundred fighting men. Moreover they knew the city weak points. If Franz von Waldeck tried again, and stayed sober[6], his men could take the city. On May 23rd, the two men fled as part of a larger group of eight.
The night must have been terrifying for the men. Others had tried this trip before, and paid for it from one side or the other. Reaching the trenches ringing the city, the two groups split up. Hans crawled through the lines, and returned to an officer he knew and was on good terms with. But unsure of the route, Gresbeck clambered towards one of the block houses and got stuck in the bottom of one of the trenches. Struggling through the half frozen mud as Gresbeck reached the tower he found the guards had been watching his progress from above, as this was likely the best show in town for the evening. Trapped in the siege line, which was also lined with thorn bushes for some early barbed wire, Gresbeck spent what a very long dark night of the soul and body. In his own third person telling:
"The burgher sat in the trench until it was daylight. He was alive and dead. He didn't know how he could manage to keep his life. If he'd run back to the city, he knew full well that the king would have had him hung or struck his head off. If he went to the landsknechts, they too would have killed him. He didn't know which way he would get out. When the burgher was sitting like this in the trench and thought one way and another, he eventually said, "Well, then, it's got to be. Now God has to help me and be merciful and compassionate to me."[7]
Popping up above the trench Gresbeck pleaded with the Landsknecht who had watched him for the entire night. After a tense moment, they decided to spare him. The cabinet maker was luckier than he knew. Brought before the watch captain he was told, "You may well thank God that you're here, that they took you prisoner. All those who defected from the city before you, they killed them all."[8]
While Gresbeck was eager to share his plans to attack the city, Franz von Waldeck and his commanders were more cautious than they had been. For a start, von Waldeck himself was no longer in full command of the siege. His allies had become far too invested, and likely felt that von Waldeck had demonstrated the kind of military thinking one could expect from Moe Howard. The new military commander Graf von Overstein and von Waldeck had also been burned before by traitors. When Hans turned up spinning a similar story, both men were interrogated separately. When their stories lined up, von Waldeck offered to spare Gresbeck's life, on the condition that he help the Prince Bishop's troops enter the city. With really no other options and his family still in Münster, Gresbeck reluctantly agreed.[9][10]
While von Waldeck and his officers drew up their plans for a charmed third assault, Jan van Leiden leaves us with one final moment that proves there is no such thing as peak crazy in Münster. Of his sixteen wives, Divara was the queen, but Elizabeth Wantscherer might have been the Tailor King's favorite. She was a beautiful nineteen, and had a fiery spirit. After her first husband died, she had refused to remarry. Brought before Jan for her refusal in late fall 1534, the King agreed that she shouldn't marry her new suitor. Instead, Jan announced that she would marry him. For six months Elizabeth seemed to be content with the situation, but she couldn't avert her eyes to the starvation around her. Hoping to join the flocks of refugees throwing themselves on von Waldeck's slim mercy, she asked for the chance to leave Münster. Rather than let her leave, Jan had her beheaded in the market place at the end of May. In the moment that followed the other wives, "sang the hymn Gloria in excelsis. Then the king led some fairly lewd round dances in the marketplace with his retainers". To think of it, two years prior Münster had been a somewhat normal democratic city ruled by its tradesmen. Now a self-declared theocratic king led his fifteen wives in a dance around the mutilated body of another, all while the city's starving population watched.
Finally in late June, the Prince Bishop sent a final offer of surrender to King Jan van Leiden. It would be unconditional, but it would spare the city a sack. On June 22nd, refusing to allow the emissaries to speak to anyone other than the leadership, Jan rebuffed them for a final time. When the bishop's men fired the message over the city walls on blunted arrows, Jan made possession of these a death sentence. There was now no stopping the attack.
On June 24th, Henry Gresbeck and Hans returned to Münster, together with four hundred crack troops under the command of Wilkin Steding. Gresbeck and Hans led the men across first one moat, then the second, using rope bridges to cross quietly. The sentries had been lulled by months of inactivity, and the first guard post was taken completely by surprise. From there, over a ruined and barricaded portion of the first wall, then through a postern gate in the second. So far, no alarms had been raised, and the passage into the city was secured. Leaving Gresbeck behind[11], Steding and his men pressed on into the city. It was an odd choice, given that they could have simply opened the gates for the waiting Prince Bishop's forces. Steding was possibly out to secure the Anabaptist's arsenals. Now deep into the city and near the cathedral, the Anabaptists finally raised the alarm. Sometime after midnight Steding and his men found themselves trapped in a frantic running battle with the Anabaptists. Even starving and diminished, they all seemed to fight with a frantic energy. Chamber pots and roof tiles were hurled on the soldiers from the houses, and each twisting street turned into another ambush. Around three in the morning, a strong voice suddenly called out from the Anabaptist lines: "dear soldiers, lay down your weapons and march off to the gate- no harm will come to you!"[12] Stepping forward, Jan van Leiden had called a ceasefire. The two sides argued and quibbled over the details of Steding's withdrawal, until dawn and the sound of trumpets drew the Anabaptist's attention back to the walls.
Steding had been buying time for one of his men to scale the inner walls. Unfurling the Prince Bishop's banner and screaming out the very original password "Waldeck", the man exhorted the besieging army to charge. As the soldiers burst from their camps with ladders and equipment already in place, and moreover perfectly sober this time due to von Waldeck's orders, the Anabaptists were caught in the middle. Too far from the walls and out of position to respond, the city's resistance collapsed within minutes. It was like a spell had been lifted. Here and there the Anabaptists held on. Tile Bussenmeister, cyclopean giant and lead marksman, personally held a bridge over the Aa river until brought down by a hundred wounds. One group continued to snipe from a tower until they were all brought down, one of them falling onto the pavement from such a height that he burst in a shower of gore. Henry Krechting led two hundred men from behind a hastily fortified market square.[13] They resisted so stubbornly that Steding finally offered to let them go if they stood down. Surprisingly the defenders accepted, only to be betrayed and hacked down as they returned to their families. Racing for the gates, Henry Krechting somehow made good his escape from the city. He would be the only senior Anabaptist to survive the fall of Münster.
As for the fate of our lead Anabaptists, much of the details are still in dispute. Bernard Rothmann dove into the fray, but no body was ever found. While most historians believe he died in the fighting, for years afterwards wanted posters were hung around the region with his likeness on them. Accounts differ on King Jan van Leiden and Bernard Knipperdolling. One or both of them either fought bravely and was captured, or one or both of them hid themselves until they were found and taken into custody.
Over the next eight days the city was subjected to a brutal sack. The soldiers had plenty of cause for revenge on the Anabaptists, and small scale fighting continued as men were ferreted out of their hiding places. Finally, Franz von Waldeck arrived from his headquarters in Wolbeck and brought some organization to the process. His earlier maintained distance from the sack may have been to wash his already bloodstained hands of the mass rape and murder that would inevitably follow the city's fall. By the time von Waldeck arrived, Jan van Leiden, Bernard Knipperdolling, and Henry's brother Bernard Krechting had all been found.
In the ashes of their city, the Prince Bishop and the Tailor King sized each other up. Franz von Waldeck asked the Anabaptist leader,
"Bist du ein Konig?" (Are you a king?)[14]
Cheekily Jan replied:
"Und bist du ein Bischof?" (And are you a bishop?)
Defiant to the end, Jan and the others were led away in chains.
[1] Said letter also translated by the essential Christopher Mackay. It's at least a strong possibility that Gresbeck knew the letter would be intercepted by the Prince Bishop's garrison, and was another way for him to signal his interest in defecting.
[2] Gresbeck 312
[3] It's also worth noting that Gresbeck uses the letter to engage in more than a little groveling and bottom covering, and says "I've never had any guilt in this, as your Worships surely know". Again, since his friends couldn't know what Gresbeck had gotten up to in Münster, this is either a man trying to get ahead of his own story, or one fully aware that the letter would be seized by people who might have known what he had done in Münster to stay alive.
[4] A nickname meaning "Little Hans in the Corner". His actual name was Johann Nagel.
[5] Another Mackay record, from one of the officers at the siege. Inside False Prophets and Preachers. Seriously, just go buy the book if this is of interest.
[6] Hardly a given.
[7] Gresbeck 288
[8] Gresbeck 289
[9] In Gresbeck's own recollections he never refers to himself in the first person, perhaps to distance himself from his own role. He goes instead by the third person term "citizen", and appears in an officer's account as the "cabinet-maker". Given that this portion of the report was in the Munster archives for centuries, it wasn't until the 19th Century that someone finally pieced together Gresbeck's role in the climax and compiled his recollections. Kerssenbruck refers only to Hans, as von Waldeck likely wanted to take credit for the work of his spy.
[10] Gresbeck and Hans both also became proxies for a weird little spat between von Waldeck and his creditors. Overstein and the military men favored Gresbeck, who they had saved, while von Waldeck favored Hans, who he felt was his spy. Hans' reputation for "tricks" which sound a lot like "random murders" had made him few friends among his old colleagues.
[11] After all, Gresbeck was still suspect. Half frozen from swimming through the moats, one of the officers took pity on him and tossed a cloak over him after he returned. In an odd moment, this act of sympathy nearly got him killed when fresh troops came up to reinforce the city and failed to recognize the waterlogged Gresbeck.
[12] Kerssenbruck 697
[13] One abandoned Anabaptist scheme had involved armor plated wagons for a breakout, and the wagons now became the base for a final stand in the market. While these proto tanks were a good four hundred years ahead of their time, they were much less useful now that the horses were eaten.
[14] "du", is the informal word in German. It's used when referring to social inferiors, or people one is already on close and familiar terms with. So: "sie" is how one would address a boss, "du" is how one addresses a jerk who has destroyed one's prized possessions for a year long religious bender.


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Me: Where do you feel it? If you feel it in your vagina, you're doing it wrong.
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***Our regular instructor was out sick which meant class sucked.
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About a quarter of Massachusetts (as well as 9 percent of New Hampshire) is in extreme drought, one step below the worst kind according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. That's the first time Massachusetts has reached extreme drought in the 16 years the Drought Monitor has been in existence. The rest of the Bay State is also experiencing some form of drought or abnormal dryness as are all of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
The main cause for the relative lack of rain in New England has been a persistent ridge (sound familiar, Californians?) that's shunted storms away from the region and helped lock in the heat.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Leaving Green
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Figured I'd better pop in quickly before I start my day. Unpacking is going well - I DO love the nesting part of the process. But my aching body isn't so thrilled with the hauling-boxes-up-the-stairs part. I should be done today, and then can sit back and enjoy my new abode.ReplyDelete
The world continues to spin, whether or not I'm paying attention. RIP Steve Jobs indeed. Scary to see folks our age leaving us...
And the Yankees lost, woo hoo! (Sorry to Yankee fans, from a Red Sox fan.)
Waving tiredly as I head back to the garage to find another box. Happy Friday, y'all. And happy weekend, if I don't make it back!
Virtual massage for your aching body, Beth. Hope everything is just where you thought it was.ReplyDelete
Lovely green.ReplyDelete
Beth, hang in there!!
So I got the doc update. Definitely sarcoidosis. Interestingly, a LOT of my illness over the past few years can be laid squarely on the sarcoid. (fatigue, low energy, sinus problems, etc).
Doc gave me 4-week trial sample of FloVent (steroid via inhaler). I go back in 4 weeks to check in and see if that dose (the lowest) is working. Then follow ups again in 3 months and at 6 months.
At least there's a diagnosis and I'm now being treated. Hallelujah!
Today, I'm going to get my car's annual service, then this afternoon, hair cut & color.
T-minus 1 week to NYC!
I'm glad you've got a firm diagnosis, Maria, and a direction to go on dealing with it. I know when I was first diagnosed with asthma, it took awhile to figure out what medication would work but when we finally did (yay Advair), things became almost immediately better. I hope the same for you.ReplyDelete
Hi, all. Beth, here's a virtual massage for that aching back! And I am with you on the Yankees.ReplyDelete
Maria, the day that I got my CFS diagnosis I went out to dinner to celebrate. It is good to know what is wrong because then you can start addressing it. And can't wait to see you! It has been too long.
Screw the Yankees! :) I don't even really do baseball except that I live with Red Sox and SF Giants fans.ReplyDelete
Today Danni turns 17. Talk about feeling old...
Occupy Portland has been an eye opener. There are three types of people. 99% and the 1% and the other part who don't even know what's going on. I'm not sure what that part is but I don't think they are the 1%. I think apathy happens to the rich and the poor as well as the struggling working class. But I won't be complicit in my mental, financial and political enslavement.
But I think more and more people are having to wake up. It won't be pretty when they finally do.
I just can't get the picture of the pigs guarding the Wall St. Bull statue out of my head.
People at work were excited about going to their first protest, others had no effing clue what was going on and we had customers who were returning from it. Young, very elderly, broke, engineers, authors, texters... It's starting to happen. The tide is turning.
No word back from the biopsy.
I'll probably head to Pioneer square today. But I'll be occupying Saturday and Sunday. I'll let you know if I post photos.
Couldn't care less about the Yankers losing, except it means THE TIGERS WON!!!!! Not the first time this century that's happened either.ReplyDelete
Maria, good to hear you have a diagnosis! That's 75% of getting things fixed. Hoping the low-dose does the job.
Janet, my Daughter Dearest is almost exactly 5 years older than yours. (One more week to #22.) Who's old now?
I think when people wake up, the rats will fade back into the woodwork. They don't have the stomach for a fight when the other side is ready to fight back.
Knee is definitely not happy. Various OTC pain relievers keep things manageable though.
Ohh, very lush and inviting.ReplyDelete
Maria, hooray for diagnosis! It took Dr.Mc a decade of doctor visits to find out she was celiac, and being able to do something about her problems really changed her life.
Janet, sorry to hear that they haven't gotten back to you yet. Waiting makes for big argh!
Beth, hope the packing is soon unpacked, and you can settle in.
Just discovered that the weekend I was going to spend on my editorial letter is running face first into a departmental party that I need to go to as a supportive faculty spouse, and a writing fight scenes workshop that I'd forgotten I agreed to do. Looking like, I'm going to have to sacrifice new book writing time to old book writing. Le sigh.
TTFN All
Maria!!! Knowing is so much part of being able to heal. Hooray!ReplyDelete
Guys, I got sentimental and put some words together and hoisted up a diary over at the Froggy Green Pond. I waited till it got some recs and luvin' before I posted here as I didn't want it to appear like I was fishing for high fives or anything.
It's about Danni, peace and all the usual suspects. :)
See you after the weekend. I promise to keep my head on a swivel. Just hope no one does anything stupid
Off to check out Kmc's Friday Pooties.
Now, Dina, I want to know who's virtual massage felt better, yours or mine. :)ReplyDelete
That was a great diary, Janet. I can't believe Oui posted a picture of her from 2006. I think that man has the entire internet squirreled away.
Virtual pain pills for your knee, Farf -- but I'm hoping the real ones do the trick.
Oops missed Kelly -- poor you -- while Beth is unpacking, you seem to be packing it on.ReplyDelete
((Andif))) I think Oui has a soft spot tucked away in his heart for me and DanDan.ReplyDelete
So he also has very good taste -- in soft spots. ;)ReplyDelete
Andi, I sank deeply into mine so it was wonderful - but I hope yours was even better! :)ReplyDelete


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The SABC's famously matricless acting chief operating officer (COO) Hlaudi Motsoeneng wants the South African public broadcaster "to tell good stories" and is adamant that "good news" quotas will be instituted at the broadcaster.
Hlaudi Motsoeneng wants to formalise fixed quotas for "good news stories" at the SABC.
The deadline just expired for the public to comment on the SABC's editorial policies which are up for review.
On Monday the office of South Africa's Public Protector is set to unveil a shocking report into allegations of the abuse of power, maladministration and the appointment of Hlaudi Motsoeneng.
On Saturday Hlaudi Motsoeneng visited the South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) in Cape Town, an organisation which the SABC left in 2007, and said the SABC "need to do more and tell good stories about South Africa".
Hlaudi Motsoeneng spoke to Sanef members and said "I'm a believer of telling positive stories. If we are not inside, we can't influence Sanef. But we need SABC to participate. We need our editors to form part of Sanef, so that they can participate".


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Sunday, May 04, 2008
Diddy Dedicated Hollywood Walk of Fame Star to Mother
Diddy, original name Sean Combs, has been immortalized as the 2,362nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard on May 2. Diddy dedicated his achievement to his beloved mother Janice Diddy.
"Today is one of the best days of my life. Today is proof if you believe, all your dreams can come true. If it wasn't for my mother, I wouldn't be here. You can get a lot of honors, but there's nothing that means as much as the love of your mother. This right here, I hope it makes you proud Mom. I love you so much. I owe my whole life to you," said the rapper.
Accompanying him to attend the awarding ceremony are Diddy's wife Kim Porter, their son Christian Casey, 10, identical twins D'Lila Star and Jessie James, 16 months, and step-son Quincy, 16. Source: JustJared.com
Bad Boy mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday. Diddy was joined by his model ex-GF Kim Porter, mother Janice Combs, and his brood of rugrats as he accepted the 2,362nd star.
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I've been getting hit with little nostalgia tsunamis over the past few weeks. Being 40, I'm sure this is just going to become a more regular event as I get older, but for now it's still a rare enough occurrence that I find it remarkable.
On the whole, I'm not a big fan of nostalgia. Ian Shoales once described nostalgia as a sucker's bet, "just a memory that's made in Japan," and I think he's right. Nostalgia is irrational emotional detritus; the psychological equivalent of bubble-wrap. But today's walk down memory lane is mild enough that I'm happy to sit and metaphorically pop the bubbles for a while.
A few weeks ago, Gary Gygax died. For those of you who played sports in school, Gygax was the guy who essentially created Dungeons & Dragons. And if you're at all curious as to how big a force D&D was in my life, I still have my dice (a lot of them) and all my character sheets.
Once, in the early 80s, I actually played in a game that Gygax was running at GenCon. It was one of the more frustrating experiences of my life. No dungeon master in the history of D&D ever tried to apply all the rules, all the time. Except Gary.
In nine hours of play, I think we got through two encounters. He was surly, short-tempered and socially inept. In retrospect, I'm tinking Asperger's might have been a likely diagnosis.
But it's difficult to gauge the inflence Gygax had, not just on my life, but on our culture as a whole. Would we have had the resurgence in fantasy as a genre, or online RPGs like WoW without Gary Gygax and Chainmail, his tabletop minatures rules that spawned an entire empire he got almost no income from? I doubt it.
Also, Charlton Heston died today. I know he was a right-wing whacko, but Chuck Heston was a big part of my childhood. Like most kids, I thought I wanted to watch epics like The Ten Commandments (which is a horrible film) and Ben Hur(which is actually great until Jesus makes his way into the story at the end and the thing gets all sappy) when they came on around the holidays. But Heston also starred in a ton of the movies that passed for action and genre films in the 70s, and which played repeatedly on my local television station in the Saturday T.V. wasteland after cartoons went off.
I loved Heston as Richelieu in the Salkind Musketeer movies, not to mention the dozens of square-jawed heroes he played in numerous middling-to-bad movies Ialways watched if they came on, but never sought out; Soylent Green, The Omega Man, Earthquake, Gray Lady Down, Two-Minute Warning, Airport '75…
But, of course, the jewel in the crown (for me) will always be Heston as George Taylor in Planet of the Apes. I can't even realistically guess how many times I've seen that movie. 50? More? How much of my childhood was spent watching Chuck Heston enunciate around those false teeth?
Ironically, last week I watched all five of the Apes movies back-to-back. I've never done that before, and it was… interesting. Obviously, I'd seen all of them (I even saw Battle in the theater), but I hadn't paid attention to any of them for a long time, the way you don't with something that you know well; it becomes background noise.
So I'd forgotten that Planet was actually a quite good, interesting movie. I'd forgotten that Franklin Schaffner directed it. I'd forgotten that Taylor is a complete counter-culture hippie, and I found it curious to think that Heston probably regretted that role in his later years.
I'd also never realized that Roddy McDowall isn't in Beneath the Planet of the Apes. Granted, Cornelius has maybe three lines in Beneath, and I suppose that's why. And I'd forgotten how incredibly cheap the last three sequels are. They aren't as bad as I remembered (though they certainly stink) but they really look like TV movies.
So, in honor of Chuck Heston, Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter, Maurice Evans, and all the other deceased actors from the Apes saga, I'd just like to say:
Damn you! God damn you all to hell!
Now that my Geek magazine interview is out (you can read the first page for free onGeek's Homepage; to read the rest, go buy the goddamn magazine ya cheap bastards!) I thought it might be worthwhile to comment on the fact that I often feel like I'm a bad geek. Not bad as in "evil;" I would accept that as axiomatic. I mean bad as in "not a very good one."
Case in point: for the last two days we've had a mainstream film renting our loft. I could go on about the quaint way the quaint little B-movie girls with their quaint little "I-didn't-make-cheerleader-but-I-was-in-the-flag-corps" actorette attitudes werehorrified by the dungeon/porno/pervert accoutrements that make our place unique (in fact I think I did just go on about it), but that really isn't the point.
The caterer on the show — a young guy with spiky hair (didn't get his name) is such a huge comics fan that he has an enormous, brilliantly executed tattoo wrapping his right calf of Batman, Catwoman and the Joker. But here's the thing; the portraits are taken from photos of the actors from the Tim Burton movies, and all I could think wasJesus, couldn't ya find source images from something that doesn't suck ass?
See, the geek in me should have just gotten a chub over a Batman tattoo. But a functioning critical faculty is the death or true geekery. I realize there are people who love the Burton Batman, and even some who love Batman Returns, but I think those movies are shit. I fell asleep in Batman. And as a serious film, Batman Returns makes a fine camp sequel to the original 1967 Batman it's such a fucking joke.
Yeah, I love comics, but I also realize that a lot of them — most, in fact — are really,really childish and stupid. I have a tattoo in Elvish, but it's because I love the Tolkien books. I loathe Jackson's films with such violent passion that if I ever get that fat Kiwi fuck alone in a room for ten minutes, one of us is going to need an ambulance.
Honestly, there are a lot of holy grails of geek culture I simply have no passion for. I hated what I saw of Buffy, basically disliked Serenity, and don't think much of Joss Whedon in general. The Matrix films lost me the minute Kanoe-nu opened his mouth.Star Trek ended when Kirk died (in a really shitty movie). Star Wars ended in 1983. And don't get me started on what I think about the upcoming Geriatric Jones and the Crystal Wheelchair
There are brief moments of light. Batman Begins was fantastic, and I have great hope for The Dark Knight. I have more tentative hope for Iron Man. But my normal reaction when I hear about some new genre-oriented project is not hope, but quiet, inward, groaning despair. This, I always presume, is really gonna suck…
Which doesn't change the fact that I'm about eight years old emotionally, and I own a fuck of a lot of toys. That alone seems to be enough geek cred to get me in the magazine of record for those who have opinions about whether Deep Space Nine is better than Babylon Five. (My answer is C: They're both utter shit.)
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5. Slumdog Millionaire ($10.5 million; $56 million): Hey! Lookie there, folks. In all the confusion over the Academy voter's brain-addled decision to give Benjamin Button 13 nominations and shut The Dark Knight out of the Best Picture and Best Director categories, a lot of people forgot about Slumdog Millionaire, which actually deserved the nominations it received and, arguably, might have merited Best Picture over The Dark Knight anyhow. With that said, Slumdog debuts in the top 5 for the first time, after 11 weeks of release, bringing its overall total to a tidy $56 million. And if you can believe it, that's Danny Boyle's biggest grosser to date. Silver linings, folks.
4. Hotel for Dogs: ($12.3 million; $37 million): What was this movie about again? A luxury spa for pooches? Ran by orphans? Do the dogs even talk? No? Eff that. If the dogs don't talk, if "Who Let the Dogs Out" doesn't play at least 17 times, and if some washed-up starletard doesn't sponge herself down at a Charity Dog Bath event, then I don't anything to do with it. Don Cheadle is in this? Pffft. What a bunch of pretentious horseshit. They get that Score-swayze fella to direct it, too? Goddamn kids and their high-fallutin'-ness. When I was a kid, we watched real kid's flicks with clowns. Like, Shakes the Clown and Quick Change and Poltergeist. That's what I'm talking about!
3. Gran Torino: ($16 million; $97 million)): Curious about Eastwood's next project? He's directing Hereafter, about how Nelson Mandela managed to pull off hosting the 1995 Rugby World Cup post apartheid. Morgan Freeman will play Mandela, while Matt Damon will play Francois Pienaar, who led the South African Rugby team to its miraculous victory. Note: Eastwood is old.
2. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans ($20.7 million): Not only did I not realize until several minutes into the film that the Lycan leader, Lucian, was played by Michael Sheen (otherwise known as the fictional David Frost and Tony Blair), but AlabamaPink also noted that Sheen and Kate Beckinsale have a child together. That's weird — wouldn't that make their child, like, the most powerful Lycan/Vampire hybrid ever? It's also weird that Sheen and Beckinsale broke up on the set of Underworld, which is where she also met, fell in love with, and eventually married the film's director, Len Wiseman. I'd have imagined that it made filming awfully tense/awkward, but then I remembered that both Sheen and Beckinsale are British, and the Brits — if L.A. Story is to be beleived — have a very strange relationship with regard to their exes. Here in America, we take half our exes book collections and throw rocks at them until they go away. Over in England, the exes come over for dinner with the new husbands. I like our system better.
1. Paul Blart: Mall Cop ($21.5 million; $65 million): "It's just a very funny film," said Rory Bruer, president of worldwide distribution for Sony. "It's not only a great family film, it really is a film that everyone loves."
Not everyone, twatwaffle. Although, it is fun to read the comments from folks who come to the site late, via Google search. Randal Stevens, for instance, was quite the fan: "Of all the movies I get dragged to by my 6 year-old, this may have been the best. I laughed so much, my sides hurt, and I may even see it again. So there. As for Chris Farley, if you want to miss a funny fat guy, watch the 3 Stooges. Curly was a genius, Farley is a painful ripoff."
Doughnut gives super star ratings: "this movie would also work if he was a security cop at a zoo and he would need the animals help to beat the bad guys. overall this movie was real good the story line had lot of punch and the actors was doing a really good job making me believe they were really acting. i give this movie 23 out of 30 super stars."
Doughnut, I give you 26 super stars!
And then there is Jay (not, not that Jay): "this review is shit, it's a great movie. it's a good comedy and it's great entertainment. i'm sympathetic towards people with diabetes and other blood sugar problems, but it was a good move. and hitch, you've got to be joking."
There you go, folks. At Pajiba, we present a variety of opinions. Feel free to take your pick.
The Weekly Box-Office Round-Up / Dustin Rowles
Box Office Round-Ups | January 26, 2009 |
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Published at Wednesday, April 04th, 2018 - 04:42:50 AM. Side-Chair. By Cecilia Ardouin.
A rolling base is also nice as it increases the reach distance from your home base: namely your desk. In an office setting, typically we turn in our seats for various tasks: grabbing a stapler, talking to a coworker, or picking up a fax. A wheeled base affords a safe turn around, without straining and twisting the neck and back. Repeated movements, over time, can culminate in an imbalance of muscular development on one side. For example, if your phone is on the left side of your monitor and you answer your phone 10 times per day, the muscles associated with turning to the left will become over-developed in comparison to the right. If you're in a stationary chair, its a good idea to switch the placement of frequently used objects. With a rolling base ergonomic kneeling chair, this is automatically accomplished by the swivel action of the chair.
Wheelchair lifts are made of an enclosed area with a wide opening. The individual guides their wheelchair into it while still seated. There are operating buttons inside similar to an elevator. The entry side closes and the lift moves up or down to the desired location. Once it stops, the other side opens and the individual is able to wheel out with ease. These are very popular for employers who require a wheelchair. They are easy to use and the individual does not have to ask anyone for assistance. Wheelchair lifts must meet all ADA requirements.
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