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Art for God's Sake: A Call to Recover the Arts
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Most art in the last fifty, or even one hundred years, has lost its beauty, particularly sacred beauty, and in response Christians have abandoned the arts. In Art for God's Sake, Philip Graham Ryken makes a case for both the … Learn MorePaperback $7.00 $5.60 Add to Cart
Suffering and the Sovereignty of God
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In the last few years, 9/11, a tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, and many other tragedies have shown us that the vision of God in today's churches in relation to evil and suffering is often frivolous. Against the overwhelming weight and seriousness … Learn MorePaperback $17.00 $13.60 Add to Cart
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This collection of ten essays, put together in honor of Jonathan Edwards' 300th birthday, celebrates the contributions of Edwards to our understanding of God, salvation, the church, the family, and other topics. Contributors include Mark Dever, Paul Helm, J.I. Packer, … Learn MorePaperback $19.00 $15.20 Add to Cart
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Can I Trust the Bible?
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Losing Our Virtue: Why the Church Must Recover Its Moral Vision
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Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
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Designed specifically for the classroom, this volume presents the accurate and definitive version of "Sinners," accompanied by the tools necessary to study and teach this famous American sermon. With an introduction aimed at students and teachers and commentary that draws … Learn More
A Heart For God
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A Heart for God is written out of the conviction that the world's greatest need, and the contemporary church's greatest lack is the knowledge of God. In a popular, readable style it draws us to an awareness of the character … Learn MorePaperback $9.00 $7.20 Add to Cart
Our Sovereign God
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The Reformation
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Scott, a third-round pick by the Vikings in 2004 from Ohio State, led the team with 5.5 sacks in 2006 after starting 13 games. But last season a foot injury landed him on injured reserve in October. The Vikings appeared to have only mild interest in signing Scott to a new contract and he has been on the market since free agency began in late February. His only known visit was with the New England Patriots.
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A Turkey villa in Alanya has been the base for beach holidays for over 800 years. Located on the Mediterranean Coast of Turkey, Alanya sits on a beach which stretches for miles around the warm, still waters of the Gulf of Antalya, and boats an enormous wealth of historical attractions, cultural sites and a bustling commercial centre. The welcome you shall receive from the locals, the fine cuisine and huge number of attraction make an Alanya property ideal for family holidays, and the atmosphere and scenery mean Alanya honeymoons are simply unforgettable.
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BM, University of Massachusetts. Certified yoga union instructor and Kinetic Awareness instructor. Has taught at the New School, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian; workshops at New York University, The Kitchen, hospitals, and various schools and studios in New York and Greece. Dancer, choreographer, and maker of puppet theatre. Work shown at St Ann's Warehouse in 2005 and 2006. SLC, 2000–
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Daisy-ree Quaker is the winner of the UW-Superior Liberal Arts Essay Scholarship Competition with her essay, "The Empowering Nature of a Liberal Education."
As a first-place finalist, she will be awarded a $500 scholarship from the UW-Superior Foundation, and her essay will be entered in the UW System competition, where three statewide winners will be selected to receive scholarships of $2,000 each. Last year, one of these statewide winners was UW-Superior student Melissa Hepokoski
Quaker is a sophomore with majoring in marketing and in mass communications. She is from Tanzania, East Africa. On campus she works as a resident assistant and as a career resource specialist for Career Services.
Final selection of winning essays at the UW System-level will be determined by a group of judges from the UW System Advisory Group on the Liberal Arts. Statewide winners will be announced later this spring.
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Police say an autopsy is planned for a 2-year-old boy who was found unresponsive in a vehicle parked at Macomb Co. mobile home park.Police in Shelby Township say they responded to several 911 calls Tuesday evening at the Dequindre Estates Mobile Park near Hamlin Road and Dequindre and found the child.Police say he was taken to Beaumont hospital in Troy and pronounced dead."I'm still dealing with the shock of it," said Bob Campbell Jr., who lives across the street from where the unidentified two-year-old was discovered.The circumstances leading up to the boy's death remain under investigation. Police say relatives, including the boy's parents, have been interviewed. FOX 2's Roop Raj says police have received conflicting reports from people inside the mobile home community.Raj says the autopsy was planned for Wednesday morning.Police plan to discuss more details during a news conference this afternoon.- The Associated Press contributed to this report
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The benefits of putting a time limit on the DPB
"Easy. Debit cards or similar. Limits on fast food, no booze, no cigarettes, etc. No (or very little) cash."Featured comment
Setting a limit on the domestic purposes benefit will help tackle child poverty, welfare commentator Lindsay Mitchell says.
Last year, 16,364 babies were born to a parent or caregiver on a benefit – mostly the DPB.
Almost half of those caregivers were Maori, figures provided under the Official Information Act show.
In 2010, some 4800 births were second, or subsequent, children being added to an existing DPB, which happens most commonly in Whangerei, Whakatane, Rotorua, Kawerau and Wairoa.
"The high rate of children born on to welfare gives rise to numerous health and social problems down the line, not least abuse and neglect," Ms Mitchell writes in today's print edition of the National Business Review.
It is an irresponsible society which sanctions having babies on benefits as part of its culture, she says.
Time-limiting benefits, as they do in the United States, closes existing loopholes which restart the clock when another baby is born.
"That regime unequivocally puts the responsibility firmly on the parent to limit their family size without totally dumping a safety net.
"Knowingly bringing children into the world with no ability to raise them independently is hard to justify at any level."
Also in today's edition of the National Business Review, property editor Chris Hutching details how Radius Properties – whose shareholders include GT Nominees, Forsyth Barr Custodians, ASB Nominees and FNZ Custodians – is mulling takeover offers from competing suitors.
Given the recent focus on affordable housing, there will also be interest in the marketing of a 60ha site at Flat Bush, on the fringe of Auckland's urban boundaries, which may eventually be used for high-density, small dwellings.
Meanwhile, Shoeshine asks whether Agria – PGG Wrightson's majority shareholder – is being transparent enough over its activities in China.
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Why not put a limit on the number of children (2 or 3 children)? At the same time offer free sterilization once that limit has been reached. Also investment in better ante and post natal care, education and support would help.
A woman should be given one chance if she wants the taxpayer to fund her mistake. After that it is reasonable to not pay for any more children.
They are not telling them to stop having children but telling then that if you do have more the state will not pay.
Isn't this based on the assumption that having children is a calculated, thought-through financial decision by people on benefits? A hypothesis that I would like to see falsified is that most of these children are not planned, largely due to education around contraception. In any case, the danger is that the people you punish are not the parents but the children. I would prefer a more proactive targeting of the money to benefit the children directly.
"I would prefer a more proactive targeting of the money to benefit the children directly."
Good idea - can you explain how it would work, please.
Easy. Debit cards or similar. Limits on fast food, no booze, no cigarettes, etc.
No (or very little) cash.
View the money as a long-term investment rather than writing the kids off because of useless parents. I get the feeling that the system almost expects them to continue the cycle of their parents. Try to break that cycle - get your investment back. Short term, do things like making it a condition of a benefit that kids have to go to pre-school for a certain number of hours (may have already been proposed). Fund schools to provide some meals. I know the arguments against this but what are you telling the kids? "You're hungry? Hard luck for having useless parents - we don't really care".
Longer term pour more money into education. I know it's easy to say and money doesn't always solve things. However, the goal should be to emulate somewhere like Finland, where the results of hard decisions made decades ago are in fruition now. Educate the next generation. An educated child of a beneficiary is going to be more socially and economically productive than one than suffered through punitive measures against their parents. Schools can't do everything and in an ideal world all parents would be great. But when they are useless, we all, as a society, suffer unless we do something about it.
Apologies if I don't have all the answers but I, as an individual, don't have to.
All of this assumes there are in fact jobs for these people to go to.
If one reflects where this group of people used to be employed, production work particularly textiles and light manufacturing, those jobs are gone, primarilly to China as a result of NZ's free-trade stance. Cheap clothes, shoes, general household stuff for the individual consumer comes with a higher welfare cost to the taxpayer =a higher tax requirement is the collateral effect of free trade which sent these jobs to China.
No amount of education, retraining or what ever is going to change that fact, only Govt accepting that real private sector job creation is a prerequisite to actualy changing the trend to solve the problem.
Without the 'blue-collar' jobs nothing will change.
Blue-collar jobs! This isn't the 19th century!
What a ridiculous comment, especially given that automation is increasingly taking unskilled jobs out ,and once gone they disappear forever. Your socialist nirvana where the government creates jobs out of thin air is also a pipe dream.
These people's opportunity to be educated is long gone. Too late. Let's limit the damage and concentrate on their kids.
Both Raf and Lazlo above are right.
Having children on welfare IS their job. Have children and the state pays you a basic wage. Time this all came to an end.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (October 1, 2012) – Rutgers soccer junior forward Kene Eze (Sayreville, N.J.) was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll, the conference announced Monday. Eze was also named to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week after scoring both game winners in a 2-0 week for the Scarlet Knights (5-3, 1-1).
This is the first league honor for Eze. He was also named to the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week. The forward paces the Scarlet Knights with three goals in 2012, all game winners.
Eze notched what proved to be the game-winning goal in RU's 2-1 win over Central Connecticut State last Wednesday. The junior also scored the game winner in a 2-1 win over Louisville Sunday afternoon. It marked RU's first win over UofL since 2008.
Eze and the rest of the Scarlet Knights head to Syracuse for a midweek clash with the Orange on Wednesday, Oct. 3. Game time is set for 7 p.m.
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash.--Local soccer teams are mourning the loss of McKenzie Mott and Josie Freier.
Both of the girls played soccer at University High. Mott was a starting forward on the varsity team.
Practice was cancelled Monday afternoon to allow both coaches and players time to cope with the loss.
University High was set to play Lewis and Clark Wednesday but the high school requested the game be postponed.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (November 11, 2013) – Freshman goalkeeper David Greczek (Fairfield, N.J.) was named to College Soccer News' National Team of the Week after helping the Scarlet Knights advance to the semifinals of the 2013 American Athletic Conference Tournament.
Greczek posted 15 saves in both the play-in game and quarterfinal victories over the weekend. The rookie Scarlet Knight made nine stops, including a save on a penalty kick, in the upset of top-seeded and No. 7 Louisville on Saturday night for his fifth shutout of the season.
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VIDEO: @Sweden tweeter Sonja Abrahamsson mystifies us with 'breastfolding'
The woman at the helm of Sweden's official Twitter account for the week continues to fascinate us with her mystifying tweets. Her latest obsession? The puzzling phenomenon of "breastfolding."
Sonja Abrahamsson, the 27-year-old mother of two who was chosen by the country to tweet for a week as part of a social experiment, captured the attention of the world when she used her platform to tweet all of her questions about Jews, (specifically what makes Jews different and how one can identify a Jew). Social experiments!
Entranced by her broken English and stunning lack of self-awareness, we kept watch over her Twitter activity, desperate for more shockingly naive comments and random musings by a woman who claims she doesn't spend much time thinking about the future but is "excited to know if we all die the 21st of December."
And again today, Sonja struck gold — this time in the form of "breastfolding." What is breastfolding? Great question, and one we shared after Sonja sent out a mysterious tweet describing a video she made that went viral because of her "great ability." Then Sonja did us all a favor and tweeted a link to the much-anticipated breastfolding video.
What we witnessed was ….baffling.
After some strange shots of her fooling around with a banana, Sonja speaks in Swedish for a couple minutes before taking her breast in her hand, using her other hand to press the top of it, and lifting it up. We recognize two very distinct words in English: "Press" and "fold." She ends the video by pulling — yes, pulling — on her breast.
Full disclosure: We don't speak Swedish, so if there is any real point to this so-called party trick, maybe we missed it. But Sonja's passion for her hobby is enough to hold our interest.
The breastfolding didn't stop there — Sonja proceeded to tweet mesmerizing comments about everything from once hearing Justin Bieber scream "baby," to sometimes wishing she had Down syndrome, to declaring "Happy Feet" the worst movie ever (on behalf of everyone in Sweden).
Even more fascinating is that Sweden continues to stand by Sonja's freedom of expression, and has no plans to bring her Twitter curatorship to an early end.
"Some of them have been talking about music, some of them have been talking about food," Tommy Sollén, Social Media Manager at VisitSweden, told the Wall Street Journal about the guest curators. "Sonja is more focused on her own brand of humor and asking probing questions."
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At shortstop, wearing a red jersey with a black No. 3, Kevin Roundtree is ready for the ball.
Floridas Special Olympics athlete of the year stomps and stares down the batters in blue until one finally hits a grounder. He scoops it up, pivots, and throws it hard to first.
It is a scorching October morning, the sun blowing briskly from the southwest, and Roundtree loves where hes at outdoors and playing for the TMH Stars from Southridge High School . For the 21-year-old special needs student long known as Little K, the best place to be is on the softball diamond or the soccer field.
Earlier this year, Roundtree beat out 23,000 other Special Olympians, including 3,000 from Miami-Dade alone, to be named the organizations athlete of the year. He was picked for his sportsmanship and athleticism, but also because he embodies everything we stand for, says Linsey Harris Smith, director of Special Olympics Florida in Miami-Dade. Hes been involved with the games for a long time and he has shown leadership.
Along with the award, he got another honor a fitting new nickname: Special K.
He is beyond special, says Jodi English, one of his teachers and a Special Olympics coach.
Kevin Roundtree beat big odds just to get on the field. Intellectually disabled, he is the youngest of six brothers, four of whom were also classified as special needs students . Both his parents are dead. When his mother, Elaine Davis Roundtree, died of AIDS 11 years ago, Roundtree and four of the older boys were taken in by their mothers sister, Virginia Dassaw. They call her Auntie Gin.
Roundtree knows his numbers, but he cant read. He can trace letters and he does that as he does everything else with an enthusiasm that has won the hearts of those who have known him since he was young.
Hes independent, hes a self starter and a great role model, says English, who first met Roundtree when he was 9 years old. You dont have to tell him what to do.
Roundtrees speech is difficult to understand but his smile isnt. And theres no mistaking his attitude.
Hes a go-getter and he always wants to get better, says Geri Cordell, another teacher. Some kids will just go along and do the minimum. Not Kevin. He always wants to do more.
If asked, Roundtree will say what he likes: Softball. Soccer. Stock shelves. Making coffee.
Yes, making coffee. Roundtree, teachers say, is not only good on the field; he also brews a mean cup of joe. Hes the boss at the schools Five Star Café, where teachers order breakfast and lunch made by students in Southridges exceptional student education program. The café is part of a special curriculum that trains students for jobs in the outside world.
Roundtree knows who takes coffee black and who wants extra cream. Wearing a white apron, black jeans and red sneakers, hairnet gripping his head, he delivers orders around the school, acknowledging greetings from students and security guards. At the main office, he gets a hug from Principal Bianca Calzadilla.
We love him, she said. If we could clone him, we would.
As part of his job-training program, Roundtree also stocks shelves at a Publix. He may not be able to read, Cordell says, but he matches the numbers on the barcodes to the cans. Hes the first in line and gets the work done.
This doesnt surprise Dassaw, his Auntie Gin. She says Roundtree is now doing some of the cooking at home. He always has a smile on his face, she says.
On the field, Roundtree has been competing in Special Olympics since middle school.
At Southridge High for seven years, hes led the TMH (which stands for trainable mentally handicapped) Stars to softball and soccer team gold medals two years in a row at the state games in Orlando. In soccer, he scored six goals in the last two state tournaments and he won the individual state bocce championship and the individual skills competition in basketball. He practices at least twice a week, sometimes three, with his teams.
Anthony Fadelle, his softball coach, cant say enough good things about him. This year Roundtrees last at Southridge High Fadelle is looking for him to be a leader. Half of the 10 kids on the softball team are rookies. He just loves to play and it shows.
Because disabled students can stay in the public school system only until theyre 22, Special K will graduate next spring. He has a scholarship to Our Pride Academy, a center for people with developmental disabilities in Southwest Dade. If he doesnt attend, his teachers would like him to land a job somewhere.
I dont want him sitting on a couch watching TV, English says. He can do so much. Hed be an asset anywhere he goes.


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Singer Natasha Bedingfield is selling her stunning house in Los Feliz!
She's asking $3,499,000 for the 5 bedroom, 6 bathroom, 4,792 square foot home. The 'Unwritten' singer wrote a check for $2,300,000 when she bought the place back in July 2009.
Five years later, the home is back on the market after an extensive remodel. According to listing agent Andrew Mortaza of the Core Group, "rarely does a home this perfectly done come on the market."
Privacy, security, and gorgeous views are the highlights of Natasha's "perfectly done" architectural home, which is nestled behind gates within the prestigious gated community of Laughlin park.
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Josh Hutcherson claims that when teenagers have hit the age of 18, America should already legally allow them to have alcohol. If that were to happen and clubs also lowered their age requirement for entry to 18, maybe his underage co-star Alexander Ludwig wouldn't be asked to leave a Hollywood bar like he did recently.
The actor who portrayed Peeta Melark actually raised a good point, as he told a TMZ paparazzo:
"I think the age to go to war is 18 … so I think the drinking age should be 18 as well."
Can you just imagine how many celebrity and non-celebrity teenagers would be charged with drunk driving if it were lowered? Celebrities aged over 20+ are already having a hard enough time with the rules as it is!
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Nietzsche said: "We interpret ourselves as a unity in a world of images, which we created". Do I think this statement can be used to interpret Ali's life experience before he starts his journey as told in Deserts and Mountains?
There was a degree of contempt in Ali's heart that caused him some uneasiness toward others. This in many ways created his suspicious character that possessed an inability to trust other human beings or value contrary ways of being. Ali was plagued by Turkish and Islamic dogmas, which imply that one should not criticize the established order, the penalty of which could be very harsh. These ways of being are largely unquestioned and very much an embedded way of thinking, but we witnessed Ali struggle under the weight of these burdensome and poisonous beliefs. Going through this schooling of indoctrination, this type of perceived "unity in a world of images, which we create" can turn a person into a very strange being. It is a process of being imprisoned for the rest of one's life, if somehow the means cannot be found to challenge what has been taught.
The personal emotional stress that comes from a relationship breakdown along with all the other issues, which had been going on the background for Ali became too much to bear. At that point in his life, he felt trapped, comparable to living in a prison cell without any light, very little possibly of imagining better conditions of the heart and mind, without an apparent exit door in sight. It was an excruciating, daily pain from which Ali needed to liberate himself, in order to live a freer and more fulfilling life.
I can relate to Nietzsche in many ways and believe that he may have been a disguised eccentric mystic who could not be understood by his countrymen of the time—unfortunately even now. He had interesting connections to Sufi poets like Hafiz and I admired his works during my university years. He had profound thoughts and at the time I was not able to comprehend most of them, as they were too complex and unconventional.
I am happy that a person like Nietzsche stepped on the face of this earth. I believe he would be very much disoriented after discovering what was going on in his culture, especially with people of great intelligence and of religious persuasion in our time. He did what he had to do and he could have done better. Unfortunately he could not find a balance and eventually collapsed under the burden of painful experiences. We might also imagine that Ali could have easily shared this same fate, given the level of anguish he experienced in his soul and the difficult questions that he sought to find answers.
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Pletcher's next move is deciding whether the 3-year-old will join top contender Verrazano and several other of the trainer's horses in the Derby on May 4.
The Derby is limited to 20 horses. Winning Cause is behind Pletcher's Charming Kitten at 21st after earning 20 points and $120,000 in non-restricted earnings with his victory in the Grade 3 race.
Winning Cause has now won three times over Keeneland's synthetic surface. Breaking from the No. 1 post with Julien Leparoux aboard, Winning Cause covered 1-1/16 miles in 1:43.93 and paid $15.60, $8.20 and $6.00.
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With so many people signing on to the zombie apocalypse film "World War Z" it's kind of nice to see Ed Harris and Matthew Fox both backing out of their roles in the movie. Ya know, cause seeing other people's misery makes me feel better about myself. Fox's departure is due to a scheduling conflict and as of now the reason Harris is out is uncertain but I bet it's because everyone on the set kept asking him what it was like to play Robocop. Till the day I die I will insist that was him.
Today we get a look at the first still to come from season 6 of "Dexter" which is currently filming down in Miami. In it you'll see Dexter doing some of his crime type work and looking all technical up in this piece. Plus he's holding something weird in a bag which I guess is some sort of spoiler but honestly I have no idea how. Good post, huh? I'm awesome at stuff.
Rod Serling, the guys who brought us "The Twilight Zone" along with countless other classics looks to be next in line to get the biopic treatment. Details are slim right now but Sterling's widow, Carol Serling, will be a producer on the film and "Wall Street" co-writer Stanley Weiser will pen the script. Pray they do it justice because the only thing more frightening then a group of angry nerds is a group of angry old nerds.
I am happy to report that the upcoming Daniel Craig flick "Dream House" has been slapped with an R rating by the MPAA. The movie focuses on a family that moves into a home only to discovers it was the setting for a brutal murder. I assume there's some sort of spooky happenings that take place shortly after the big move and hats off to the filmmakers for sacking up and throwing in some blood and maybe even some boobs. Keep your fingers crossed.
I usually avoid public pools because they are full of urine but here's another reason. A Massachusetts women was apparently floating dead in a local pool for 3 days before anyone noticed she was there. 3 days. Kids were probably playing on her, families were using her as some sort of floating coffee table and god only knows what was coming out of her during all this. I need to go shower in bleach.
And lastly in an ironic twist of fate, "To Catch a Predator" host Chris Hansen looks to have been caught cheating on his wife by way of a hidden camera sting, much like the ones he helped to set up on his show. Finally some vindication for all those creepy guys trying to pick up 12 years over the internet. Good for them.
Anthony Mackie has been added to the cast of the long awaited big screen adaptation of Max Brooks' "World War Z". The cast already includes Mr. Brad Pitt and Mireille Enos and is set to begin filming this summer. Mackie is currently filming "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" and 7 other movies, but I hope he gets some time to really drink the beauty that is Brad Pitt. God, I'd love to just get a lock of his hair or something. I've said too much.
Jane Levy looks like she could be anywhere between 11 and 30, but now she's been added to the cast of the teen Halloween comedy "Fun Size" so that means she's got to be a teen right? Is it creepy that I'm even bringing her age up? Little bit right? Are you uncomfortable? You should be! Anyway, the film focuses on a young girl who takes her little brother trick-r-treating, loses him and then spends the night trying to track him down before her mother finds out. I'm on some sort of watch list now aren't I... damn this site!
Do you love Godzilla? Well then you're sure to have lukewarm feelings about the new spoof "Notzilla: Duke of the Monsters"! Alright, honestly the movie, which already has Patrick Warburton and George Takei attached to it, looks like it could be funny for a half hour or so, but it's currently looking for distribution and the good people behind the film have put out a trailer to get some buzz going. If you have about 1.5 million it could be yours. Won't you help!? Won't somebody think of the children!?
Remember when seeing names like Tony Todd, Kane Hodder and Tiffany Shepis in a cast meant you were going to see a quality film? No, me either, but that doesn't matter because all three have been cast in the new werewolf flick "Hallow Pointe". The story takes place at a bed and breakfast where a couple must fight to stay alive when they find themselves checked in on the night of a full moon. I swear to god if I have to sit through another Kane Hodder sex scene I'm never watching another movie. You've been warned!
An empty house near Salem Massachusetts apparently called 911 on it's own after a pipe burst and caused toxic mold to form while the owner was away. Of course, "the man" is trying to say the call, which was just a hand up, was caused by the water shorting out the phone line and sending a random call out to 911 but anyone with an ounce of smarts know it's the work of demon witches from days of old. It's the only explanation.
A father in Queens NY is under arrest after his son brought the father's 8mm hand gun to school and sold it to another student for $3. Of course the father is pissed about the whole being arrested thing but I can't imagine he's too happy about his gun being sold for $3 bucks. You've got to imagine he could of gotten at least twice that.
Everybody loved Joss Whedon's catchy little musical when it launched online, so now you can buy Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog in book form! Just be forewarned; you have to provide the musical parts yourself.
I'm not a very approachable guy in the mornings. You could say I'm a bit grumpy, so I'm going to use that as an excuse as I kick you all in the beans with this official trailer for MTV's Teen Wolf.
The "Piranha" was a pretty big success so of course a sequel is on it's way. It wasn't until now that director John Gulager has started to release some tidbits on the zany plot for "Piranha 3 Double D"; which moves from Lake Havasu to the chlorinated depths of a water park!
It was already known that "Your Highness" director David Gordon was angling for a remake of the classic "Suspiria" for his next film. In a recent interview with Movieline, Gordon made fans just a bit less apprehensive of his plans by mentioning that they had procured the original film's Goblin score and he fully plans on using it!
Were you saddened by the news that "World War Z" may not be coming to the big screen due to financial woes? According to Deadline Hollywood, things might not be so bad. There could be as many as three different financiers in talks to share the load on the $125 million budget.
Don't like your uncle's choice of preserves on his waffle? Why not shoot up the Waffle House to make your point?
Ron Low wants to restore your foreskin. That is, if you feel slighted that your parents had it hacked off when you were 10 minutes old. Are you one of those people? Well lucky for you, TLC is going to cover his business "TLC Tuggers" in an upcoming show!
According to a leaked memo from the good people at Paramount it sounds like a big screen adaption of Max Brooks' novel "World War Z" is even closer to finding its way to theaters. The memo also included a funny video of a monkey peeing in its mouth and a smoking baby. It was a hoot!
Even more pictures of the upcoming AMC zombie miniseries "The Walking Dead" have found their way online. Next week the last set of images will be released and we'll post an animated gif of the entire series. Stay tuned!
"Dracula: Year Zero" is confirmed to move forward and the entire cast will be heading down under to start filming shortly. The flick will school us all on the true origins on everyone's favorite blood sucker. I've already learned he was born the same year as Jesus!
Seth Rogen will reportedly play the role of head ghost in the new Dreamworks animated feature "Boo U". There's not much in the way of details yet on the project but my guess is he'll be lovable and doofy but still win the girl and I'll want to punch him in the face.
Apparently the good people of Lake Havasu, the small town in Arizona where the upcoming film "Piranha 3D" was filmed are worried that folks will recognize the vacation spot in the film and avoid it in fear of real piranhas. I love when idiots and the movies we watch come together in one giant tidal wave of stupid.
1955 - Severe flooding in the Northeast caused by the remnants of Hurricane Diane claimed some 200 lives.
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A brief history
Western Mountaineering (WM) started in 1970 by two Californian mountaineers, whose emphasise on the finest raw materials, meticulous design and unsurpassed workmanship built the foundation of the company. WM have a vast range of down sleeping bags offering at least 3 bag lengths, 2 different zip options, 2 width fittings on key models, and a choice of shell fabrics to suit different conditions.
WM down is the very best available and is ethically sourced in Europe. Each batch is tested in Switzerland to ensure it surpasses the EU900 fill power rating, before shipping to the factory in San Jose.
The Gore WindStopper (GWS) Expedition series
The Puma GWS is the perfect partner for a winter mountaineering expedition. On the standard 6' bag, 1050g (37oz) of down lofts this bag to a full 9" to cope with temperatures down to -32°C. There is even room to layer up with a roomy 64" shoulder width and a reinforced foot section for use with boots.
As well as on the shell, Gore WindStopper fabric is also used to make the reverse differential hood, the full down filled collar and the double interlocking zip baffles. It is available in 5'6", 6' and 6' 6" lengths with full-length left (standard) and right zip options.
Puma: £720
The Bison GWS takes the standard set by the Puma GWS and pushes it that bit further. Loft is increased to 10" and large V-block side baffles, horizontal chest baffles and a large integral hood ruff (all from GWS) are all added. The result is a -40°C bag! It is available in 6' and 6' 6" lengths with full-length left/right zip options.
Bison: £825
As well as these full blown expedition bags, Western Mountaineering offer a range of bags suitable for everything from ultra- lightweight mountain marathons through to multi-day Winter Alpine routes. The full range can be viewed at www.westernmountaineering.com.
UK distributor: 01457 838 242 or www.beyondhope.co.uk
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