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WEST GLACIER, MONT. – Unprecedented hot temperatures and dry weather this summer have created additional hazards for hikers in Glacier National Park. Already this year, numerous hikers have fallen ill from heat and heat related incidents. Don't become a victim of heat illness; it is preventable.
Hike smart. Do not rely on physical strength alone, hiking intelligently will take you much farther.
Drink and eat often. Don't wait until you're thirsty to replace fluid and electrolytes. By the time you feel thirsty, you are already dehydrated. Drink a half to one quart of water or sports drink every hour that you are hiking in the heat.
Eat a salty snack every time you drink. Food is your body's primary source of fuel and salts (electrolytes) while hiking in the heat.
Wait for the shade. Avoid hiking in the hottest part of the day. Make a realistic plan that will allow you to rest during the hot portion of the day. Do not push yourself to meet a later commitment. Hikes in high mountain terrain often take several hours longer than planned.
Be prepared for changes in the weather. Always carry "the 10 essentials:" flashlight, map and compass, first aid kit, bright colored tarp, rain gear, matches and fire starter, whistle, knife, extra food and water, and extra clothes.
Monitor yourself and your group for signs of heat illness. Signs of heat illness can include weakness, nausea, headache, cramps, diarrhea, dizziness, and changes in mental status. If caught early, most heat illness can be treated with rest, food, water, and shade. If symptoms fail to improve or worsen, get help immediately. Heat illness can be life threatening!
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THE KILLER SHREWS (1959) James Best, Ingrid Goulde, Gordon Mclendon, Ken Curtis. "The shrew devours everything…flesh, bones, marrow…everything." THE GIANT GILA MONSTER (1959) Don Sullivan, Lisa Simone, Shug Fisher.
ASSIGNMENT TERROR (1969) Michael Rennie, Paul Naschy, Karin Dor. Rennie's an alien mad scientist whose mission is to revive Earth's legendary monsters to assist him in an invasion. PLUS: MISSION STARDUST (1968) Lang Jeffries, John Karlsen, Essy Persson. A space hero, backed by a team of astronauts, heads to the moon to rescue a blonde alien babe who seeks the aid of a blood scientist to help save her dying race...
THE GHOST (1963) Barbara Steele, Peter Baldwin. In this grand sequel to Horrible Dr. Hichcock. Barbara is haunted by the ghost of her murdered husband. Plus: DEAD EYES OF LONDON (1961) Joachim Fuchsberger, Karen Baal, Klaus Kinski. One of the best German Edgar Wallace horror films of the early '60s; a remake of Lugosi's The Human Monster
DESTINATION SPACE (1959) Harry Townes, John Agar, Cecil Kellaway, Witney Blake. Townes and Agar are the chiefs of a giant space station spinning through the heavens. Plus: TERROR IN THE MIDNIGHT SUN (1959) Robert Burton, Barbara Wilson, Stan Gester. Scientists investigate the landing of an Alien spaceship in Lapland
THE DEVIL'S NIGHTMARE (1971) Erika Blanc, Jean Servais, Daniel Emilfork. Tourists spend the night in a sinister castle. Another guest arrives, a beautiful woman who's really a succubus! Plus: LONG HAIR OF DEATH (1964) Barbara Steele, Robert Rains. A woman under suspicion of witchcraft is burned alive. Her curse brings her back from the dead
CASTLE OF FU MANCHU (1972) Christopher Lee, Maria Perschy, Richard Greene. Fu Manchu has a super weapon that can freeze oceans—and ships. He plans to blackmail the world; his first big target is the Black Sea
GAMMERA THE INVINCIBLE (1966) Brian Donlevy, Albert Dekker, Diane Findlay. A giant fire-breathing turtle-like dinosaur ravages Japan. Plus: LAST MAN ON EARTH (1964) Vincent Price, Franca Bettola, Emma Daniell. A plague has killed off most of the earth's population and Price is the sole survivor
WEREWOLF VS. THE VAMPIRE WOMAN (1970) Paul Naschy, Gaby Fuchs, Patty Shepard. An ancient witch is revived. She turns a girl into a vampire who then goes on a terror spree. Plus: CURSE OF THE DEVIL (1973) Paul Naschy, Fabiola Falcon. Paul is turned into a snarling beast by a group of female devil worshippers
MESA OF LOST WOMEN (1952) Allan Nixon, Jackie Coogan. A group of peoples being held captive by a moron with a gun, crash land on a desert mesa where a mad scientist is experimenting with giant spiders. Plus: CAT WOMEN OF THE MOON (1953) Sonny Tufts, Marie Windsor, Victor Jory. One of the granddaddies of '50s camp sci-fi
TEENAGE BAD GIRL (1957) Anna Neagle, Sylvia Syms. Anna just can't seem to 'straighten out' her delinquent daughter. Her path eventually leads to crime, rebellion, death, and redemption. Plus: TEENAGE WOLFPACK (1957) Henry Bookholt, Karen Baal. A tense, tough story of teenage gangs committing acts of robbery, violence, and murder
DEATH IS NIMBLE, DEATH IS QUICK (1967) Tony Kendall, Brad Harris. Tony and Brad protect a lady who's a kidnap target in this thriller that features sci-fi, ancient temples, martial arts, big explosions, etc. Plus: SO DARLING, SO DEADLY (1967) Tony Kendall, Brad Harris. The boys protect a scientist and his amazing power beam that can destroy targets 300 miles away
WEREWOLF OF WASHINGTON (1973) Dean Stockwell, Biff McGuire, Jane House, Michael Dunn. An old fashioned, schlocky grade B werewolf movie! The President's press secretary (Stockwell) is on a trip thro
HERCULES AND THE PRINCESS OF TROY (1965) Gordon Scott, Paul Stevens. One of the best spectacle films we offer—really. Scott is very good as Hercules in this wonderful color fantasy. A giant sea dra
SCREAM OF THE DEMON LOVER (1971) Jeffrey Chase, Jennifer Harvey, Agostino Belli. A hideously disfigured killer (who gets uglier every full moon) terrorizes a village. Meanwhile, a beautiful woman an
JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY (1958) Debra Padget, Paul Christian, Walter Reyer, directed by Fritz Lang. BLACK SUNDAY (1960) Barbara Steele, John Richardson
THE MUMMY'S REVENGE (1973) Paul Naschy, Jack Taylor, Maria Silva, Helga Line. An evil pharaoh and his queen slash the throats of young girls and drink their blood. Plus: VENGEANCE OF THE ZOMBIES (1972) Paul Naschy, Vic Winner. This is one of the more graphic and brutal of the Paul Naschy films to come out of the '70s
BELL FROM HELL (1970) Viveca Lindfors, Renaud Verley. After being locked away for years, a man comes back to seek his bizarre revenge on his aunt and her three daughters. MURDER MANSION (1972) Andre Resino, Analia Gade, Evelyn Stewart. A young couple, lost in the fog, stumble upon an eerie cemetery next to a sinister mansion
THIS REBEL BREED (1959 aka BLACK REBELS) Rita Moreno, Mark Damon, Gerald Mohr, Dyan Cannon. Blacks take on whites and whites take on Hispanics in this very entertaining teenage thriller. THE REBEL SET (1959) Gregg Palmer, Edward Platt, Don Sullivan. Interesting beatnik film that shows the atmosphere and flavor of the late '50s beatnik clubs
CALTIKI, THE IMMORTAL MONSTER (1959) John Merivale, Didi Sullivan, directed by Riccardo Freda. A large, living radioactive mass is found in a subterranean pool near Mayan ruins. Plus: THE MANSTER (1959) Peter Dyneley, Jane Hylton. The chilling tale of a reporter injected with a strange serum who slowly transforms into a horrible, two-headed monster
JUDEX (1963) Channing Pollock, Edith Scob. THE BRAIN (1962) Peter Van Eyck, Bernard Lee
MARK OF THE DEVIL (1969) Herbert Lom, Udo Kier. GURU, THE MAD MONK (1970) Neil Flanagan, Jacqueline Webb
GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON (1960) Mark Forest, Broderick Crawford. FURY OF ACHILLES (1962) Gordon Mitchell
WITCH KILLER OF BLACKMOOR (1970) Christopher Lee, Leo Genn, Maria Schell, Howard Vernon. Lee is superb as an evil judge who condemns citizens to be burned as witches. Vernon is terrific as his twisted
RETURN OF DR. MABUSE (1961) Lex Barker, Gerte Frobe, Wolfgang Preiss. Sequel to The 1000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse. Frobe and Barker play detectives on the trail of Dr. Mabuse. A number of mysterious murders
WAR OF THE INSECTS (1966, aka GENOCIDE) Yusuke Kawazu, Emi Shindo, Kathy Moran. It's man against bugs in this cool sci-fi shocker. A plane carrying an atomic bomb is attacked by a new strain of killer
DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS (1948) Maxwell Reed, Siobhan McKenna, Anne Crawford, Honor Blackman. McKenna is brilliant as an insane killer. She plays a servant girl forced into exile because of her strange
BURKE AND HARE (1971) Harry Andrews, Yutte Stensgaard, Glyn Edwards, Kerry Nesbitt. This terrific body-snatching thriller is a grisly horror film, yet also a marvelous, sexy black comedy. The best Burke and Hare
DEATH ON THE FOURPOSTER (1964) John Drew Barrymore, Goria Milland, Luisa Rivelli. Young swingers gather in an eerie mansion for an occult experiment whereby deaths are predicted by a psychic. To the guests' horror
THE LORELEY'S GRASP (1972) Tony Kendall, Helga Line, Loretta Tovar. You've got a lovely woman who, at times, transforms into an ancient monster. This beast is a scary, snarling lizard-type monster that rips
HORROR HOTEL (1960) Christopher Lee, Betta St. John, Valentine Dyall, Patricia Jessel. Classic horror as a witch lures victims into a New England village for blood sacrifices. Plus: THE HEAD (1959) Horst Frank, Michel Simon, Paul Dahlke. A serum that keeps severed portions of the human body alive is used by a mad doctor on its own inventors decapitated head
I EAT YOUR SKIN (1964) William Joyce, Heather Hewitt, Dan Stapleton, Walter Coy. Pure, lovable, low-budget schlock. A playboy writer and his publisher fly to a mysterious Caribbean island where they
HORROR OF BLACKWOOD CASTLE (1968) Heinz Drache, Karin Baal, Siegfried Schurenberg, Agnes Windeck. Baal inherits a mysterious old castle. She is pressured to sell the place, but refuses. That's when bodies start
DOCTOR ORLOFF'S MONSTER 1964, aka SECRET OF DR. ORLOF) Jose Rubio, Perla Cristal. This is the second in the "Dr. Orlof" series about the good doctor and his latest monstrosity: a human robot that is
THE BLUE PANTHER (1965) Marie Laforet, Francisco Rabal, Akim Tamiroff, Charles Denner. A lady is traveling by train when a stranger entrusts her with an ornament shaped like a tiger with ruby eyes
A SWINGIN' SUMMER (1965) James Stacy, William Wellman, Jr., Raquel Welch, Quinn O'Hara. Welch's first movie! A group of ambitious teens take over a resort and try to turn it into a "hot spot." They
THE STRANGLER (1963) Victor Buono, Ellen Corby, David McLean. There's a mad killer on the loose in the form of an overweight lab tech. His victims are the nurses who attend his over possessive mother
DEATH SMILES ON A MURDERER (1972) Klaus Kinski, Ewa Aulin, Angela Bo, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart. A supernatural film about a crazed man who utilizes ancient Incan formulas to raise the dead for purposes of
BEATRICE CENCI (1969 Adrianne Larussa, Tomas Milian, Georges Wilson, Mavie. Beatrice Cenci is the daughter of a mentally twisted nobleman who keeps her locked up in the castle dungeon. He sexually
THE MIGHTY URSUS (1961) Ed Fury, Christina Gajoni, Mario Scaccia. Ursus learns that his fiancée, Attea, has been taken to an eerie island ruled by a evil pagan goddess. The strange tribe living there
S.O.S. PACIFIC (1959) Eddie Constantine, Richard Attenborough, Eva Bartok, Pier Angeli. Eddie's BEST film. Eddie's a tough sailor being flown to the mainland for trial. Also aboard is the snake who
AT MIDNIGHT I'LL TAKE YOUR SOUL (1964) Jose Marins, Nivaldo Lima, Valeria Vasquez. An engaging horror film about a maniacal gravedigger who is greatly feared by the local villagers. He murders a number
LABYRINTH (1959) Nadja Tiller, Peter Van Eyck, Nicole Badal, Amedeo Nazarri, Hannah Wieder. Labyrinth is a bizarre, brilliant film about a group of mental misfits in an out-of-this-world sanatorium
THE NEXT VICTIM (1971) Considered a landmark giallo film. An ambassador's sleazy wife discovers that either her husband, her ex-lover, or her current lover might actually be a sadistic slasher who has
THE MONSTROUS DR. CRIMEN (1953) Jose Maria Linares-Rivas, Miroslava, Carlos Nivarro, Fernando Wagnerl. A classic South-of-the-Border horror film. PLUS: DAUGHTER OF HORROR (1955) Adrienne Barrett, Bruno VeSota, Angelo Rossitto, Narr. by Ed McMahon. A bizarre film about a wandering girl who falls into a strange series of events
DARK PLACES (1973) Christopher Lee, Joan Collins, Herbert Lom, Robert Hardy. Hardy plays the head of an asylum who has inherited an eerie old mansion from a deceased patient—a patient who murdered his wife and kids on the premises! PLUS: HANNAH, QUEEN OF THE VAMPIRES (1973) Andrew Prine, Patty Shepard, Mark Damon. Prine and Damon are two archaeologists on a scientific dig when they discover a vampire cemetery with live blood-sucking monsters.
GIANT OF MARATHON (1960) Steve Reeves, Mylene Demonget, Ivo Garrani. This classic epic was directed by Jacques Tourneur of Val Lewton fame. Reeves plays a courageous Greek hero whose muscle-bound heroics are a source of deadly frustration for the invading Persians. PLUS: GIANTS OF THESSALY (1960) Roland Carey, Massimo Girotti, Ziva Rodann, Luciano Marin. A fine retelling of the Jason and the Golden Fleece tale.
THE NUDE VAMPIRE (1969) Olivier Martin, Maurice Lemaitre, Caroline Cartier. A beautiful vampire woman gets involved with a playboy whose father is experimenting with artificial youth. PLUS: DRACULA VS. FRANKENSTEIN (1969) Michael Rennie, Paul Naschy, Karin Dor. Rennie is an alien scientist whose race is set to invade Earth. His mission is to revive Earth's legendary monsters to assist him in the invasion. His grisly lineup is amazing: Frankenstein, Dracula, the Werewolf, and the Mummy.
INVISIBLE MAN VS. THE HUMAN FLY (1957) Junko Kanoi. Ryuji Shinagawa, Shozo Southern, Ghastly murders are being committed. The one similarity is that an odd buzzing sound is heard before each murder. The killer is actually a man who shrinks to the size of a fly. PLUS: SPACEMEN OVER TOKYO (1956) Toyomi Karita, Keizo Kawasaki, Bin Yagisawa, Shozo Nanbu. A spaceship full of starfish aliens visits Earth to warn of impending global destruction. Aka Warning from Space.
THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE (1967) Grant Williams, Henry Wilcoxon, Bobby Van, Mala Powers. A spaceship hurtles toward Venus. Its crew is soon horrified as they see the Earth destroyed by a nuclear holocaust on their telescreen. PLUS: THE DESTRUCTORS (1967) Richad Egan, Patricia Owens, John Ericson, Michael Ansara. Interesting sci-fi and espionage. Spies are after "laser rubies," which can power killer laser beams.
THE MANSTER (1959) Peter Dyneley, Tetsu Nakamura, Jane Hylton, Terri Zimmern. This was first released on DI Combo #2 many years ago along with Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus. Sadly, we lost Dr. Faustus to the GATT copyright restoration. But we always felt The Manster should have another DI partner, so here it is, the chilling tale of a reporter injected with a strange serum by a mad scientist. PLUS: THE SCREAMING SKULL (1958) John Hudson, Peggy Webber. It's another great AIP horror film about a woman who is terrorized by the vision of her husband's first wife's skull.
PEOPLE WHO OWN THE DARK (1976) Paul Naschy, Alberto deMendoza, Teresa Gimpera, Maria Perschy. A Leon Klimovsky apocalyptic sci-fi thriller about a group of capitalists and military men who hold a seedy party in an old castle when nuclear war breaks out. PLUS: HOUSE WITH LAUGHING WINDOWS (1976) Francesco Marciano, Lino Capulacchio, Gianni Cavina. An art restorer comes to a village to restore a fresco painted by a strange artist. He soon senses a creepiness to the villagers—as though they are hiding something. In Italian with English subtitles.
TERROR CIRCUS (1974) Andrew Prine, Manuela Thiess, Sherry Alberoni. Prine is a twisted psycho who captures girls and terrorizes them in his barn. They are his animal act and he is the ringmaster, whipping and torturing them with zeal. There's a cool, gross-looking monster in a shed. PLUS: THE SEVERED ARM (1973, R-Rated, 91 min.) Deborah Walley, Paul Carr, Marvin Kaplan. Six stranded climbers amputate and eat the arm of one of their group. Years later, the other group members begin to meet horrible violent deaths.
THE STRANGER (1973) Glenn Corbett, Cameron Mitchell, Lew Ayres, Sharon Acker, Dean Jagger. After a mishap in space Corbett finds himself in a strange hospital where no one can give him any answers. PLUS CROWHAVEN FARM (1970) Hope Lange, Paul Burke, John Carradine, Lloyd Bochner. Lange and hubby inherit a strange old farm. She soon sees visions of ancient settlers doing weird things with rocks and wooden doors...
DEFEAT OF HANNIBAL (1937/1960) Annibale Ninchi, Camillo Pilotto, Fosco Giachetti, Francesca Braggiotti. A sprawling epic about the Carthage-Roman war. Lots of cool sword & sandal intrigue with big, awesome, battle scenes. PLUS: HERCULES AGAIN MACISTE IN THE VALE OF WOE (1961) Kirk Morris, Frank Gordon, Bice Valori, Liana Orfei. In this wacky sword and sandal movie, a couple of boxing promoters use a time machine to travel back to ancient times...
GARDEN OF THE DEAD (1972) Phil Kenneally, Duncan McLeod. Chain gang convicts make the mistake of sniffing a new, experimental formaldehyde to get high. They then try to escape and are shot dead by the guards. After they're buried, they crawl out of their graves to seek a bloodthirsty revenge. PLUS: ENTER THE DEVIL (1972) Irene Kelly, Josh Bryant. People are disappearing in the desert near the Texas border. A brave (and beautiful) occult expert comes to a lonely town and finds a Penitentes-style devil-cult...
RIP VAN WYK (1960) Jamie Uys, Wynona Cheyney. This movie is actually a time travel movie. Set in 1859, Uys meets a mysterious man who feeds him a potion causing him to fall asleep and hurtle 100 years through time. He awakens, un-aged, in 1959—a strange, unfamiliar, modern world. PLUS: THE DAY THE SKY EXPLODED (1958) Paul Hubschmid, Ivo Garrani. A rocket lifts off for the moon. The rocket (containing lots of atomic matter) smashes into an asteroid, which in turn shatters into an avalanche of deadly rocks and space debris...
RETURN OF THE WITCH (1952) Mirja Mane, Toivo Makela. An ancient witch's body is unearthed. A stake is pulled from her rotted corpse. Soon a beautiful naked girl is found in the witch's grave. Villagers are sure it's the witch returned to life. PLUS: GEISHA GIRL (1952) William Andrews, Martha Hyer, Archer MacDonald. A mad scientist develops explosive pills more powerful than A-bombs! He shocks the world by vaporizing a Pacific island! Plans of world conquest are thwarted though, when the pills fall into the hands of two wacky GIs...
LEGEND OF HORROR (1972) Williams Bates, Karin Field, Fawn Silver. When Legend of Horror came out in 1972, it incorporated a 1960 South American version of "The Telltale Heart" along with about forty minutes of new footage with American actors, expanding the original Poe story significantly. There's one cool scene with zombies in a graveyard! PLUS: THE DRACULA SAGA (1972) Tina Sainz, Tony Isbert. The last heir to the Draculas (who is pregnant) arrives at the castle of the infamous Count. Soon her husband is having flings with the Count's "brides!" This movie has lots of sharp teeth and flowing blood...
A SWINGIN' AFFAIR (1963, aka REBEL IN THE RING) Bill Wellman, Jr., Arline Judge. Wellman's a kid from the poor side of town and a part-time boxer who's a pledge at a snobby college fraternity. He makes his money beating up his foes in the ring. He lives in fear, though, of his fraternity pals finding out about his humble beginnings and his shady profession. PLUS: MOONSHINE MOUNTAIN (1964) Chuck Scott, Jeffrey Allen, directed by H.G. Lewis. A pretty amazing movie. Not much of a plot really, just lots of hootin' and hollerin', feuds, stills, singing, and gory murders...
HYPNOSIS (1962, aka DUMMY OF DEATH) Jean Sorel, Heinz Drache, Gotz George. A hypnotist is murdered in his dressing room! His ventriloquist dummy seemingly watches the crime being committed. A boxer and part-time delivery boy is blamed for the crime. Soon another murder occurs! Was the killer human…or was it the dummy? PLUS: STRANGLER OF BLACKMOOR CASTLE (1963) Karin Dor, Ingmar Zeisberg. A hooded maniac is loose and he's murdering numerous people inside a dark, dank, creepy old English castle. A cool Edgar Wallace chiller...
BLACK DICE (1951) Jack LaRue, Linden Travers, Lili Molnar, Hugh McDermott. Travers is a society dame who is kidnapped by two small-time thugs. LaRue gives the best portrayal of his life as a bigtime gangster who owns the Black Dice Club, a classy spot filled with rich suckers, showgirls, and illicit types. PLUS: NIGHTBEAT (1947) Ronald Howard, Maxwell Reed, Anne Crawford. In this superb film noir gem, Ross and Howard play young men who join the police force. Ross succeeds; Howard fails. Howard ends up on the wrong side of the law when he falls in with a shady nightclub owner, brilliantly played by Reed...
CREATURE FROM BLACK LAKE (1976—Full Widescreen, 35mm) Jack Elam, Dub Taylor, Dennis Fimple, John David Carson. One of the best drive-in horror movies of the '70s. Plus: DEVIL KISS (1975, Full Widescreen) Silvia Solar, Olivier Othot, Jose Nieto, Evelyne Scott. A great Euro-horror thriller about a psychic countess and mad scientist...
ISLAND OF TERROR (1966, Full Widescreen) Edward Judd, Peter Cushing, Carole Gray, Eddie Byrne. Things go terribly wrong in a research lab on an isolated British island and a new breed of bone-devouring monsters is created. PLUS: THE PROJECTED MAN (1966, Full Widescreen) Bryant Halliday, Mary Peach, Norman Wooland, Ronald Allen, Derek Farr. A reckless scientist decides to use himself as a guinea pig in his experiments...
THE BLOODY JUDGE (1970, Full Widescreen) Christopher Lee, Leo Genn, Maria Schell, Howard Vernon. Lee is superb as an evil judge who condemns citizens to be burned as witches... PLUS: LEGEND OF SPIDER FOREST (1971, Full Widescreen) Simon Brent, Neda Arneric, Sheila Allen. A Nazi scientist and a female "spider goddess" try to develop a poison gas derived from spider venom.
FACE IN THE RAIN (1963) Rory Calhoun, Marina Berti, Massimo Giuliani, Niall MacGinnis. Calhoun plays a tough American spy on the run in Nazi-occupied Italy. PLUS: STOP TRAIN 349 (1963) Sean Flynn, Jose Ferrer, Nicole Courcel. A marvelous film about an American Army train going from Berlin into the West Zone. On board is an East German stowaway...
NEUTRON AND THE BLACK MASK (1962) Wolf Rubinski, Julio Aleman, Armando Silvestre, Rosa Arenas. Our black-masked atomic super hero takes on a gang of thugs who are conspiring to steal a formula for a neutron explosive. PLUS: NEUTRON VS. THE AMAZING DR. CARONTE (1962) Wolf Rubinski, Julio Aleman, Rosita Arenas. Our favorite south-of-the-border super hero, Neutron, locks horns again with the insane Dr. Caronte...
WILD ONES ON WHEELS (1962) Francine York, Robert Blair, Edmund Tonini, Ray Dennis Steckler. A sports car gang murders an ex-con and forces his wife to locate $240,000 he had buried in the desert. PLUS: SECRET FILE HOLLYWOOD (1962) Robert Clarke, Francine York, Syd Mason. Entertaining exploitation schlocker about an ex-detective who digs up dirt for a Hollywood scandal sheet...
FACE OF TERROR (1962) Lisa Gaye, Fernando Rey, Virgilio Teixeira. Scientist Rey takes a young but crazed woman and transforms her disfigured face into a thing of beauty. PLUS: NO PLACE LIKE HOMICIDE (1961) Kenneth Connor, Sid James, Shirley Eaton, Michael Gough. A man shows up at the sinister home of his dead uncle to claim his inheritance...
THE AMAZING WORLD OF GHOSTS (1978) Narr. by Sid Paul. This schlockumentary explores haunted houses, ghosts, UFOs, etc. PLUS: UFO TARGET EARTH (1974) Nick Pakias, Cynthia Cline, LaVerne Light, Phil Erickson. This '70s oddity is about an electronics pro who spends his time searching for evidence of space aliens...
THE BURNING COURT (1962) Nadja Tiller, Jean-Claude Brialy, Edith Scob. This Euro-chiller has a most interesting combination of "old dark house" and "witch's curse" themes. PLUS: THE NIGHT THEY KILLED RASPUTIN (1962) John Drew Barrymore, Edmund Purdom, Gianna Canale. An atmospheric retelling of the rise and fall of Rasputin, whose seemingly supernatural powers made the czarina his hypnotic slave...
CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) Candace Hilligoss, Sidney Berger, directed by Herk Harvey. The survivor of a car wreck is haunted by a ghostly personage. Who is he, and why is he following her? Seldom have the elements of sight and sound come together in such an eerie, chilling way. PLUS: THE DEVIL'S MESSENGER (1961) Lon Chaney, John Crawford, Karen Kadler. Lon plays Satan in this trio of horror stories. He sends his 'messenger' back to Earth with a formula for a 500 megaton nuclear bomb so that everybody can join him in hell...
CASTLE OF BLOOD (1964) Barbara Steele, George Riviere, directed by Antonio Margheriti. An excellent horror film about a writer who spends the night in a sinister castle. Plus: HERCULES IN THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1961, aka HERCULES IN THE HAUNTED WORLD) Reg Park, Christopher Lee, directed by Mario Bava. Classic fantasy. Hercules searches Hades for a magic stone
NIGHT TIDE (1961) Dennis Hopper, Linda Lawson, Luana Anders. An excellent low budget horror thriller similar to CARNIVAL OF SOULS. A lonely sailor on leave becomes fascinated with a sideshow mermaid girl. He faces a horrifying, growing awareness that she may actually be a real mermaid that habitually kills during the cycle of the full moon. PLUS: BATTLE BEYOND THE SUN (1963) Ed Perry, Andy Stewart. Two nations race to have the first landing on Mars. Some great outer space scenes with really hilarious-looking monsters doing battle against each other...
ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES (1959) Yvette Vickers, Ken Clarke, Bruno VeSota, Michael Emmet. A top-of-the-line drive-in classic. A BUCKET OF BLOOD (1959) Dick Miller, Barbara Morris, Antony Carbone. A truly great "cult" film.
TORMENTED (1960) Richard Carlson, Julia Redding, Lugene Sanders. Carlson plays a husband-to-be who's haunted by the ghost of his large breasted ex-girlfriend whom he allowed to fall to her death from atop a lighthouse. PLUS: HANDS OF A STRANGER (1962) James Stapleton, Paul Lukather, Joan Harvey. A dead murderer's hands are grafted to a pianist who has lost his own hands in an accident...
ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE (1962) Rick Von Nutter, Archie Savage. Pure sci-fi with excellent Cinematography. THE PHANTOM PLANET (1961) Dean Fredericks, Coleen Gray, Dolores Faith, Anthony Dexter, Francis X. Bushman. An enjoyable, underrated sci-fi 'B' opus about an astronaut who's stranded on an invisible
KILL BABY KILL (1966) Erica Blanc, Max Lawrence, Fabienne Dali, directed by Mario Bava. The ghost of a young girl takes revenge on the villagers who caused her death. Swirling mists, cobwebbed rooms, black cats, shadowy figures…it's an incredible film that you really don't want to miss. PLUS: FANGS OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) Anita Eckberg, Julian Ugarte, John Hamilton, Adrianna Ambesi. Anita inherits a castle but finds it infested with vampires!
THE WASP WOMAN (1959) Susan Cabot, Michael Mark, Fred Eisley, directed by Roger Corman. Well done, low budget sci-fi. BEAST FROM HAUNTED CAVE (1959) Michael Forest, Sheila Carol, Frank Wolff. Gangsters hiding in a mountain cabin are killed off by a horrible
THE SADIST (1963) Arch Hall, Jr., Helen Hovey, Richard Alden, Marilyn Manning. One of the best low budget, psycho-horror movies ever made.Plus: PSYCHOMANIA (1963 aka VIOLENT MIDNIGHT) Lee Philips, James Farentino, Dick Van Patten. Ax murders galore in this terrific film about a mad killer loose in a small New England town
THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE (1959) Herb Evers, Virginia Leith, Leslie Daniels, Marilyn Hanold. UNCUT! Ludicrous sleazy schlock at its absolute best. A severed head, a mad scientist, a gross looking monster, two battling strippers... Plus: JACK THE RIPPER (1959) Lee Paterson, Eddie Byrne, Ewen Solon. "Jack" commits a series of gruesome slayings
THE EMBALMER (1966) Maureen Brown, Gin Mart, Luciano Gasper, Anita Todesco. A horrible fiend is on the loose under the streets of Venice. He pulls beautiful girls down into murky canals that catacomb the sewers of the ancient Italian city. PLUS: THE SHE BEAST (1966) Barbara Steele, Ian Ogilvy, John Karlson, Mel Welles, directed by Michael Reeves. Villagers hunt down and drown an 18th century witch. Centuries later, Barb and her hubby vacation in the area. Their car crashes into the lake at the very spot that the witch was killed...
LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS (1956) Marion Michael, Hardy Kruger. A topless, beautiful white jungle girl is discovered in the wilds of Africa living with a native tribe. PLUS: UNNATURAL (1952) Eric Von Stroheim, Hildegarde Neff, Karl Boehm. The weird story of an evil scientist who creates a beautiful femme fatale via artificial insemination...
THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN (1959) Douglas Kennedy, Marguerite Chapman, James Griffith. Terrific fun as an escaped bank robber is subjected to an atomic ray machine that renders him invisible. Plus: BEYOND THE TIME BARRIER (1959) Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins, Arianne Arden, Vladimir Solokoff, directed By Edgar G. Ulmer. A jet pilot from the 20th century breaks through a time barrier
WHAT! (1963) Christopher Lee, Tony Kendall, Daliah Lavi, Harriet White, directed by Mario Bava. The setting is a sinister castle. Lee is a sadistic noble who whips the wife of his brother. Chris is later found dead, but his ghost comes back to haunt the castle. PLUS: TERROR IN THE CRYPT (1963) Christopher Lee, Ursula Davis, Jose Campos. Lee is Count Karnstein, living with his daughter in a crumbling castle. Decades earlier, a witch put a death curse on their family.
HORROR CASTLE (1963) Christopher Lee, George Riviere, Rossana Podesta. There's a monster afoot! A beautiful lady finds herself completely terrified inside a crumbling castle. Plus: CASTLE OF THE LIVING DEAD (1964) Christopher Lee, Gaia Germani, Donald Sutherland. A troupe of entertainers finds themselves in peril as guests in Lee's mysterious old castle


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High School Sports
Football: Brookland-Cayce at A.C. Flora
Site: Memorial Stadium. Time: 7:30 p.m.
Brookland-Cayce notes: The Bearcats (0-2) hung with Chapin in the first half but ended up on the wrong end of a 56-26 score … The good new was B-C generated 405 offensive yards. The bad news was the defense surrendered 452, including 210 on the ground … Demetrius Jackson had 60 yards rushing on six carries and scored one touchdown. Receiver Jonathon Rumph caught eight passes for 106 yards and one TD. Quarterback Kenyatta Castleberry completed 10 of 18 passes for 168 yards and two scores. Veteran offensive lineman Dakota Dozier graded out at 89% with 10 knockdown blocks and one pancake.
A.C. Flora notes: The Falcons (1-2) posted their first win of the season last week, downing Eau Claire 16-6 … Senior Carlos McCoy certainly did his part on both sides of the ball. On defense, McCoy had 10 tackles, two tackles for loss, blocked an extra point and returned an interception 60 yards for a touchdown. On offense, he ran for 51 yards on 18 carries and caught three passes for 10 yards … Quarterbacks Jordan Thomas and Drew Desmond have combined for 246 passing yards. Thomas is 19-for-38 for 162 yards and one TD … Terry Cherry leads the ground game with 171 yards rushing on 36 attempts … McCoy leads in receiving with 10 catches for 101 yards … Lamont Todd is at the top of the tackle chart with 40 stops, one ahead of Conor Hozey. Darius Hammonds has four sacks.
Series history: The series resumes after a six season break. B-C prevailed 24-9 in the last meeting in 2003. The Bearcats have a commanding 12-2 edge over the Falcons through the years.


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Live at the Volvo Ocean Race ... Abu Dhabi Corniche Breakwater
I walked to the venue, took me nearly 50 minutes from near Central Market on the Corniche ... all the way to Marina Mall! Traffic was murder, not surprising as it was New Year's eve!
I am here :-) Phew ... In time!
These were no ordinary tickets, they were in the Fan Pit :-) which is the area in front of the stage.
Coldplay kicks off :-) with Mylo Xyloto! Then it was Hurts Like Heaven ...


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Romanesque architecture
Romanesque architecture is an architectural style in Western Europe of X—XIII centuries. Severe, serf nature of architecture — monasteries, churches, castles. Characteristic half from motives of architectural decoration — images of animals, plants, Dating back to folk art.
Gothic — an architectural style that emerged in the XII century in France in the late middle ages and spread throughout Western Europe. Characterized by the subordination of the architectural forms of vertical rhythm, with Lancet arches on the ribs (the ribs), the abundance of stone carvings and sculptural decorations. In the Gothic Cathedral, the pointed arch thrust is transmitted to the outer supporting pillars (buttresses) with arches (flying buttresses).
And romance . Gothic architecture developed in the same mainly socio-historical conditions. General were, in theory, and compositional techniques. The main difference between these styles was that the Romanesque was characterized by extreme massiveness of the buildings, and the Gothic design has become more perfect, light weight in a number of frame structures in nature .
From the reign of Charlemagne began to produce the so-called Romanesque style with its characteristic semi-circular vaulted arch. Therefore, the XI—XII centuries in the history of medieval culture called the Romanesque period . linking Continue reading
The most mysterious house
Unique types of architecture
What do you mean "mystery" to conventional (or not) at home? Exquisite architecture? The presence of the mysterious legends associated with its inhabitants? Or maybe something else? To find out in today's material.
For a long time the Russians were not spoiled by the unique architecture. Made in the spirit of postmodernism. Modular multi-storey houses, similar to each other, like twins Yes massive architectural sculptures in the style of constructivism – that is all that was available to curious people. Today we are not holding back the "iron curtain", so you can travel anywhere in our planet. And with the help of the Internet it's easy to do without leaving home. The most important travel trend in recent years has become a "pilgrimage" to the mysterious and strange architecture of the houses and old estates, where, according to rumors, ghosts and creepy things are happening.
Mysterious houses attract thousands of tourists daily and is the most popular destination for such excursions. Should look at them closer. First, this is the famous dancing house in the Polish town of Sopot. Strange architecture of the building resembles a dragon, trapped inside the house and going to take off. Pretty scary, isn't it? Inside the building you can find a huge shopping and entertainment center with bars, restaurants and boutiques.
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Five most mysterious places of Russia
Five most mysterious places of Russia
Since ancient times, people have attributed certain localities miraculous properties, granting them with an aura of sacredness or curse. In Russia, too, found a lot of places where there are unusual and mysterious phenomena. Consider those that, from the perspective of parapsychologists, ufologists and other researchers are included in the "top five", and will try to analyze: what is the reason for the "anomalous"?
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Medveditsky ridge is one of the most famous anomalous zones of Russia. It is a chain of undulating hills with a height 200-380 m on the border of the Volgograd and Saratov regions. The most bizarre place on the bear is the so-called Bloody lair, where constantly observed ball lightning. At the point of intersection of their trajectories in the trees there are traces of burns.
However, burn not only the trees. On 11 November 1990 in the heart of the Bloody den was burned alive, sitting down to relax on a bale of hay, the shepherd Bisen Mamaev. His friend found a charred body… Perhaps the causes of the fire are connected with the mysterious underground lightning. Version. Can be considered "alien" version, and the version of "magical powers". But most likely, there is a range of different fields of the physical nature that affect material objects.
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
The NAP and Ostracism
To me its all based on the Non- Aggression Principle and the Free Market analysis.
I choose to live my life as I see fit and believe I should have the freedom to do so as long as I don't initiate force or fraud on another human being. I take it farther than some would, believing that there is bad juju out there that can be defined in my eyes as force. I believe in manipulative emotional force, and I can best describe it as intentionally attempting to harm someone through manipulation tactics. Breaking someone down intentionally through bad juju is unacceptable to me.
The solution for such acts? Well, the anarchist in me says Ostracism. It is key in a free society. You are what you put into the world, and if your output is negative and harming to others, then your reputation will prove your judge and jury.
Ostracism is a free market principle I believe, as is the non agression principle. You must be honest in your dealings and in your nature to be trusted as far as your person and your product. Your name goes a long way in society and adhereing to the NAP helps you to propel in society.
Everyone has the freedom to behave as they see fit, and chances are- if you are adhering to the NAP and folks still attack- that it has something to do within them- not you.
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I think there should be a bright dividing line between initiating force or fraud versus other objectionable behavior. The reason for this is that initiated force or fraud must be the only justification for using defensive or retaliatory force. Otherwise we end up with wide-spread violence "justified" by harsh words or dirty looks or dressing the wrong way.ReplyDelete
The NAP is an important basis for ethics but it obviously can't stand alone. Another important principle for living is what I call the D'BAD Principle: Don't Be A Douche. And ostracism is the perfect countermeasure.
- AnonymousNovember 11, 2010 at 4:10 PM
lol. Don't be a douche. I like it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2010 at 7:02 AM
Allison, the key word in your discussion is "manipulation". There is a secrecy element involved to manipulation. The reason why the ruling elite can get away with so much manipulative crap is because they use their money and influence "incognito". You mentioned ostracizing the manipulator. I prefer to call it "expose" and then demoralize. Ostracize is synonymous with demoralize.ReplyDelete
The liberty movement is becoming more and more successful, because people are becoming aware of the the fact that there is secrecy involved - and so now they are watching out for it more.
If you can overlook the religious connotations of the message at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOShdt18ScM (aside from my religious views - I strictly believe in the 1st ammendment freedom of religion) - the guru opens with the words, "Do not think for a minute light workers that you are in the minority. The polls have now shifted. There are now more light workers in the world than there are people in darkness"
Despite the fact that we outnumber the "supposed Masters of social responsibility" (the words Mahavatar Babaji chose in the message to mock the Satanic illuminati), we have yet to fully unite together in our efforts (Babaji said that we must all unite and set aside our difference)
I speculate that these are some of the reasons we have not yet fully united:
1. We still see our goal as working within a government that is dominated by the dark ones. While we must try to expel the dark ones from government, we also must be willing to operate independently of them. As radical as this may sound, at some point - we need to have the courage to form our own tribunals - and that, when a GIVEN NUMBER OF US are absolutely convinced by the preponderance of the evidence - we must carry out our own justice. This is consistent with the words of Thomas Jefferson, "Occasionally the tree of Liberty must be watered with the blood of Patriots and Tyrants". We must be exceptionally careful here, because - I regard myself as a freedom fighter, but I was kicked off a Ron Paul bulletin board by a small group of people here who locally set themselves up as a "power clique".
2. We must organize more people to oversee elections. It is not entirely clear to me that the elections aren't rigged.
3. We must employ/organize our own volunteer and for-hire private investigators.
I could add more to the list, but I think you get the idea of where I am going with it ....
P.S. See this picture at: http://terrasvision.com/sources/Babaji.jpg . It looks almost identical to a man I met 2 years ago under "mysterious" circumstances - circumstances that were tied to the idea of more Liberty in the world. It is difficult for me to elaborate, and I myself have not fully reached a conclusion about what happened, but I am still in awe of the memory of it.
- AnonymousNovember 15, 2010 at 1:24 PM
Is ostracism really non-aggressive?ReplyDelete
It comes back around to equality of rights and justice. So much of government intervention attempts social justice by violating the rights of group "A" and granting illegitimate privilege to group "B". Ostracism and shunning would require that property rights, regardless of whether someone feels they are right or wrong, or offensive, or discriminatory, be respected and defended absolutely. Until property owners, including business owners, are able to control the disposition of their property, who may or may not enjoy the privilege of access or trade and the conditions of that access/trade, liberty will always be violated by those who believe they have the right to intervene.ReplyDelete
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John Aldridge RA
John Aldridge moved to Great Bardfield , Essex in 1933 having been educated at Uppingham school and read "classics" at Corpus Christi College Oxford. Unlike Bawden and Ravilious he had little interest in commercial art and very much focused on painting in oils that he knew and loved.This led to a number of works which depicted the rural scenes and landscapes close to the Essex village of Great Bardfield. The fact that he was not involved in as much of the innovative design of the post war period is perhaps why he is less well known than Bawden and Ravilious , but he did collaborate with Bawden on a series of high-quality wallpaper designs that became known as "Bardfield Papers". His work was generally considered to be of such high quality he became a ARA in 1954 and a full Academician in 1963. Aldridge was at the forefront of the Great Bardfield open house exhibitions which became a huge success with people coming in their thousands to view new work for sale and to have a look round the very innovatively decorated homes of the artist. It is said that the locals were rather perplexed at the influx of visitors but soon worked out that running parallel events in the village could prove rather lucrative. The press came to view the events in 1951,54,55 and 58 and I have no doubt assisted in keeping the local hostelries tills full. Indeed the village is still thriving and , where most village pubs and amenities have closed in rural villages, here thanks to the notoriety of the Artists, the draw to the village maintains the infrastructure. A testament to the love of the artists even to this day. Aldridge was the one artist to stay living in the village for 50 years until he passed away in 1983.
Link to Fry Art Gallery ...........a must visit if you are in Saffron Walden
Read our BLOG ..........scroll down the page to the date 7th december 2015 and get the full story about this particularly important painting.


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BEIJING, May 3 (Xinhua) -- Wednesday's terrorist attack in Xinjiang, which killed three people and injured 79 others, has drawn condemnation worldwide.
Washington on Thursday condemned the attack, which it said "appears to be an act of terrorism that targeted random members of the public".
"The United States condemns the horrific and despicable acts of violence against innocent civilians at the train station in Urumqi in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf told reporters.
"We offer our condolences and sympathies to the victims, their families and all those affected by this tragedy," she said.
The South African government on Friday denounced the violence in the strongest possible terms.
"The South African government condemns all forms of terrorism. We believe that terrorism in any form and from whichever quarter cannot be condoned," the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) said in a statement.
The government sent its deepest condolences to the Chinese government and the people, in particular to the families of the deceased, and wished the injured speedy recoveries, the statement said.
Singapore also "strongly condemns" the bomb blast, the city-state's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Friday.
The ministry said "such dastardly acts of violence against innocent members of the public cannot be justified under any circumstances."
"We hope that the perpetrators will be apprehended and brought to justice."
Dmitry Mironchik, spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry of Belarus, said his country condemned all forms of terrorism and supported China's stance and actions in combating terrorism.
He also expressed grief for the victims and extended condolences to their relatives on behalf of his country.
Qatar's Foreign Ministry also criticized the attack in a statement, calling it a criminal act that went against human moral values.
Qatar condemned this kind of terrorist attack and supported China's efforts to safeguard national security and stability, Minister of Foreign Affairs Khalid bin Mohamed Al-Attiyah said.
Koy Kuong, spokesman for the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Saturday the terrorist acts in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, were hateful and cruel crimes that could not be tolerated.
"Cambodia always condemns terrorist acts in all forms because these terrorist acts are threatening the security and safety of innocent people and hinder social and economic development," he told Xinhua. "Cambodia fully supports measures taken by the Chinese government to suppress and curb all forms of terrorist acts so as to ensure security and safety for innocent people."
Senior lawmaker Chheang Von, chairman of the Cambodian National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Commission, said Saturday terrorist acts were inhumane acts that were globally condemned.
"Terrorism is a global concern and concerted efforts are needed to fight against it," he told Xinhua. "We strongly support China to carry out strict security measures to root out terrorist acts and to bring perpetrators to the court of law for legal punishment."
Two suspects and one civilian were killed in the attack Wednesday evening at a railway station in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
An initial police investigation found knife-wielding mobs slashed people at the exit of the South Railway Station of Urumqi and set off explosives, local authorities said.


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Hand Habits
John Andrews & The Yawns
The Monkey House
30 Main Street
Winoosk, VT, 05404
Hand Habits
Meg Duffy hasn't stopped moving, working, or growing since she left her quiet childhood home in upstate New York. You can find her in the back of the van reading a book, quietly warming up backstage with some guitar workouts, or waiting tables at a neighborhood pizzeria. Though Meg didn't pick up the instrument until she was seventeen years old, her intuitive, naturalistic musicality and commitment to the craft of guitar playing have made an in demand collaborator and guitarist for countless indie acts (Kevin Morby, Mega Bog, Weyes Blood) and kept her between the road and the studio for almost three straight years. Like much of the richest art, Meg's LP debut Wildy Idle (Humble Before the Void) (Woodsist 2017) is many things at once. The record is a collection of songs written amidst the constant motion of touring, recording, and working part-time jobs; recorded at home in North East LA between other commitments, around the sounds of roommates cooking breakfast, and dogs pattering though an old craftsman house. Layered with Duffy's signature extended guitar techniques, poems read by friends, and musical contributions from contemporaries like Keven Lareau (Quilt), Avi Buffalo, Sheridan Riley, and others, the album combines striking visual storytelling and compelling melody with a deceptively light touch. Drawing on diverse influences ranging from novelist Iris Murdoch to Phil Elverum's seminal work under his Microphones moniker, this album is more than the sum of its parts. Like a folded paper fortune teller, each listen reveals a new, hidden truth about living, working, and falling in and out of love buried in the quietly beating heart of the record. Dark, pulsing tracks like the intoxicating "Bad Boy" sit comfortably beside sunny strummers like "All The While" with its bouncing bass line and beguiling lyrics. The thread that runs through all these songs is Duffy's voice, in turns languid and sweet, and always telling a story. Mixed and mastered by contemporary electronic music maestro M. Geddes Gengras, the result is an LP as hypnotic as Hand Habit's impossibly immersive live set, and filled with the same engaging blend of wild improvisation and perfect restraint. Expansive, atmospheric arrangements punctuated with intricate melodic details. This record is indoor music at its finest: listen in the morning, in bed with your partner, in the kitchen while you make coffee, at night when you read on the porch.
"Bit By The Fang is the first solo album from singer/songwriter John Andrews and his imaginary back up band "The Yawns." John began recording the album in 2013 while working at a Salvation Army in the Amish country of Lancaster, PA, his home at the time. As the new year rolled around, he followed a demanding schedule of writing, recording and touring with both Quilt (drums) and Woods (keys). It wasn't until a well-earned break that he would find the time and energy to complete the solo record he started months before. He recounts the difficulties involved. "Traveling so much caused my whole living scenario in PA to kind of fall apart," he tells us, lamenting over the comfort only home can provide. As he moved back to his hometown of Yardville, NJ, he set up camp in his grandparent's empty living room to record & perform everything entirely by himself once again. Warm acoustic guitars, honky tonk piano, lap steel, singing saw and fluttering violins all sing together and create this well crafted, yet comfortingly sloppy, psych-country/R&B record. A self-taught piano player, you'll hear him maneuver around the keys with the precision of players well beyond his years. Lyrically and stylistically John is capable of tackling even the subject of death with the lightheartedness of a Saturday morning cartoon in "I'll Go To Your Funeral, If You Go To Mine". It's hard not to conjure comparisons to Michael Hurley, Daniel Johnston or Kevin Ayers. This album is a great introduction to the grandiose fables of characters at the mercy of Andrews' oddball mind." -Jeffrey Silverstein
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This Sterling Silver pendant features the Black Sun, also known as the Sunwheel. ( German: Schwarze Sonne, Sonnenrad). Twelve Sowilo runes form the wheel of the Zodiac. The Black sun is inlaid in the floor of the Castle of Wewelsburg. The Black sun is behind the Golden Sun; Its light is invisible to the physical world.
This Black Sun pendant is cast in .925 Sterling Silver using the lost wax casting method. It measures approximately 1 inch (25mm) in diameter and has a handmade bronze bale that will accommodate a necklace up to 11/64″ (4.5mm).
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When we think about company founders, especially in the tech industry, there's the enduring story of the college dropout — Peter Thiel will even fund kids to not go to college.
Yet some foundational knowledge and connections gained in business school can be useful for a founder.
PitchBook tracked business-school graduates over the last 10 years and found which ones were churning out founders and companies, as well as raising capital.
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Appreciating The Vernacular
We often don't think about life's quiet moments…even life's boring moments. But sometimes those are the most beautiful moments of all. When a photographer can capture the essence of a moment and make it seem extraordinary that is when photography has achieved its ultimate purpose. Sure, photography is utilized for an array of various end goals, documentation, advertising, etc. But we should never forget that photography is also an art form. I think the mark of a great photographer is not what they can do through utilizing a big set of props, wardrobe, and Photoshop skills, but sometimes it's about being able to capture something ordinary and truly make it transcend the mundane. This could also be referred to as capturing the vernacular, and Vojtech V. Slama is a master at capturing the vernacular.
* All images were taken from Slama's website. If you'd like to see more, please visit it here.


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Gifted in sharing her faith and making connections with others, Gail Bretan joined Wake Forest as the University's director of Jewish life in January. In this role, Bretan provides pastoral leadership to Jewish students, but also uses her expertise to build community among all Wake Forest groups, religious or non-religious. She discusses the upcoming Passover Seder and her passion for building this kind of community.
Q: How do you plan to develop and enrich the Jewish tradition at Wake Forest?
A: I want to provide support for and build a Jewish community. But, I also want to build a community where people from other faith traditions or no faith tradition can be part of our group. An inclusive community helps break down stereotypes, and I encourage people to explore faith through dialogue. That deep faith connects us through the divine spark in all of us.
Q: How can we encourage discussion and understanding among all faiths?
A: That is the million-dollar question. This is not just an issue of importance on college campuses but around the world. I firmly believe that we build understanding through the stories we tell each other. There are stereotypes about every single group. But people are people. And as we get to know each other as individuals, not just a stereotype or label, we can break down barriers and form relationships. Once we get past the labeling of Baptist, Catholic, secular, non-believer etc., we all have a connection.
Q: The community is invited to celebrate the Passover Seder. What is the meaning of this special meal?
A: Seder is the Hebrew word for order. There are 15 parts to the order of the Passover service and meal. Some people take up to eight hours to do their Seder, but we are going to try to do the first ten parts in just 30 minutes. This will include prayers, blessings and stories. Then we will enjoy the Festive Meal, followed by more prayers, stories and songs. We will also read from the Seder book, the 'Haggadah' (literally translated as "the telling"), in both Hebrew and English. There is a strong tradition of inviting family, friends and strangers to the Passover Seder. No one is a stranger for long!
The Passover story is about the enslavement of the Israelite people in Egypt and their liberation after 400 years. This story can be found in the book of Exodus in the Jewish Bible. The Passover Seder recounts this story of our Jewish ancestors to remind us about the importance of freedom. The Matzah (flat cracker), also referred to as our 'Bread of Affliction' symbolizes the urgency in which the Hebrew slaves left Egypt — there was no time for bread to rise. The Charoset, a mixture that looks like mortar, reminds us of the hard labor. The Moror (horseradish) reminds us of the bitterness of slavery. We diminish our wine (joy) to mourn the death of those who suffered or died for our freedom.
This annual tradition is a reminder that slavery continues to exist even today in our communities, with the rise of human trafficking, for exmaple, and with the enslavement of our own minds.
Q: Why is it important to be aware of all faiths and those who are still questioning – especially during religious holidays?
A. I believe God created all religions and within each are diverse viewpoints that can offer comfort and ways of forming the loving connections that most of us yearn for in the world. Different faith traditions help people to find what resonates within each soul and community. Learning about and understanding different religions helps us to broaden our perspectives and can actually deepen our own religious beliefs. There is also a certain spirituality within atheistic, agnostic and secular approaches. There are answers all around us to the deep questions of life. By understanding and respecting all religious (and secular) holidays and traditions that celebrate life and love, we honor the divine spirit and our fellow beings.
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Cindy is a prostitute who hates her life, but is doing it to help put her boyfriend through medical school, although he has no idea how she's earning the money. One day her boyfriend finds her at her pimp's place and the pimp beats him badly. Ashamed and despondent, Cindy commits suicide. At her funeral various people who knew her recall her life and their relationship with her.
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Let's take this outside… should your next home improvement be an outbuilding?
When looking to add space to their home most people's thoughts will at first go to extending (whether that be upwards, downwards or outwards). But few will think of the potential advantages which come with constructing or renovating an outbuilding as the solution to their space woes.
While to many the word 'outbuilding' will evoke images of a decaying garden shed or perhaps a quaint summer house that is scarcely used outside of the warmer months. But, that does not have to be the definition of the word — an outbuilding done well could lead to your favourite room in the home becoming one which is not actually in your house at all.
Whether you opt to renovate an already existing outbuilding, like an old barn or stable, or you decide to construct an entirely new one; either prefabricated or custom built, as long as it fulfils certain criteria the project may be considered 'Permitted Development' which means you don't need to apply for planning permission.
When it comes to what you can do with an outbuilding there aren't really any limits! But here's a few of our favourite things you can do with an annex for a little inspiration:
Home Office
Perhaps the most obvious use of a building that is separated from the main building is to make it a home office/work space, but for good reason. If you're lucky enough to be able to work from home (or you just need a space you can go to burn the midnight oil) there are some major advantages to having a work space that is detached from your home. First: having a separate work area from the main building will make it easier for you to mentally categorise it as a place where you are in 'work mode' making you less likely to procrastinate while there, not to mention the fact that it frees you from the distractions and noises of the rest of the home.
Having a separate office will also come across as much more professional if you need to have colleagues or clients visit your office.
Garden Retreat / Personal Spa
Most of us would like to be able to run off for a little TLC when times get tough, and with your own personal retreat or spa room at the bottom of the garden it becomes an easily obtainable dream. Outbuildings make fabulous calm spaces you can escape to; to relax, meditate or perform yoga, if you are of that inclination. If not, then how about using it as a shelter for a sauna or Jacuzzi that you can slink off to unwind in whenever you feel the need?
Bedroom annexe
The so called 'granny annex' is a fantastic way for a family to be able to keep an eye on an elderly relative while allowing them to retain their independence, but it's not just the elderly who could benefit from such as space… With house prices as they are, more and more young people are finding it increasingly difficult to fly the nest. However, as the kids grow up it's likely that both you and them will want a little breathing space from one another and a separated living space is a great way to achieve this. We just can promise it will stop them coming in to raid your fridge.
Kid's den
If you have younger children then let them run wild in their own outdoor den. A space where they can play, paint, and make as much noise as they like all the while you can get a little peace and quiet in the home.
Hobby room
Whether you've decided to take up a musical instrument, get into woodworking or perhaps you've become a part-time potter. Having a separate dedicated creative space in which to practice your avocation is a wonderful asset, and if you've been thinking about getting your teenage band back together or taking up alpine yodelling we're sure that the rest of your family will appreciate our recommendation of using an external space to practice.
Man cave
Perhaps the room that men covet the most —whether it's merely a space to put some comfy chairs and a big screen to watch sports and play video games, your own private pub or a garage for your boy toys that doubles up as a chill-out space. Annexes and outbuildings make for amazing man caves.
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...Not a bad episode, but two things bug me; It still bugs me that Hawkeye calls out, "KLINGER!" a second "before" the movie being watched actually conks out again. And, that each main character, and Hawkeye and BJ simultaneously, could spontaneously come up with rhyming portions of lyrics to the song they sang in the mess tent stretches disbelief. QUESTION; What does Hawkeye keep grumbling with a grin on his face as Margaret is singing? For decades, I've assumed he's just playing the part of a dirty old man as Margaret sings.
Very good point about Hawkeye & B.J. simultaneously singing the same lines. I'd never given that much thought before. Is it possible that they came up with it on the fly, and perhaps discussed it among themselves before it was their turn to sing? I'm not sure what it was that Hawkeye was grumbling, but I think your theory is spot on.
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Sorry about pulling up an old post, but I'm watching this episode right now.
Larry Linville does such a great job of being so socially inept. I'm referring to two little snippets. The first is his own verse that NO ONE wants to hear of "Gee, Mom, I Want to go Home" (or whatever it's called). The second is the shootout at the end; he acts like he's choking to death - I'm not sure how a gunshot can do that.
Although it's tough to feel sorry for a major who has a $35,000 house and two cars, he just doesn't get how to act.
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Funny thing, Finest, I was just watching this episode over dinner!
The choking thing strikes me every time, and I always wonder if that was Larry being Frank (inept, as you say), or Larry being Larry and trying to come up with something different than everyone else. I want to agree with you, but I'm afraid I've seen this episode too many times to have a clear opinion, haha.
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"Movie Tonight" is generally my pick for my favourite episode. Love the banter and the character-driven humour.
I've never actually noticed Hawkeye yelling out to Klinger too early, though. I'll have to look out for that mistake next time I'm watching it.
In regards to the lyrics for "Gee, Mom, I Want to Go Home", or at least the 4077th's variant of the traditional song, I can offer up a few plausible explanations. It's possibly not the first time they've had a singalong and busted out that particular number, so they've probably come up with their own verses before. Other than that, some people can make up songs on the spot if they have a tune to work with, especially since the verses are short and follow a distinct pattern in their humour. The longer you have to wait for your turn, the more time you have to come up with something.
Probably still a stretch that so many people at the 4077th are that good at improv, but hey, they tend to come up with a lot of witty lines at the best of times anyway. ;)
Frank's verse is hilariously awkward, too. Way too late, way too hostile and mean-spirited, and he ends up looking like a fool because of it. As for the choking, it works because it's over the top and misguided. Frank doesn't really know how to have fun or joke around like a well-adjusted person, after all!


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Oh my. You have no idea how great it is to be back on posting!! Whuftt.. :))
Ok now to be completely honest with you, I took this outfit photos like, last month. It's been pouring here in my town since early November, so I always bring along my umbrella literally everywhere I go. Instead, I do have at least 2 umbrella with me- one in my car and one in my bag. You know, you won't look chic if you're like a wet cat right? lol.
Now now, about my outfit. So last month I saw this cute whimsical dress online and just a snap I fell in love with it right away. Since I've been obsessed with 80s (not
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Oh and, recently I got featured on two Home Pages of amazing web magazines. One from France, called Marc et Léon. And the other one is a local web magazine that you all (who lives in the same country as I am) probably very familiar with, GoGirl Magz.com. Yay!! I'm beyond thankful for each one of them, for the opportunity and recognition to this personal style blog.
ps: I found dozens of daily inspirations from those two web magazines, so if you're a daily-inspiration seeker as I am, you probably want to go click and read them out! ;)
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That's that for today, gotta back to work now. ;p
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After a trip to the Savannah Bee Company, I've been mildly addicted to their Sourwood Honey. The local store is a favorite of ours. Beyond the great honey and products, they have a live hive inside (no, the bees don't fly around the store…but you can watch them work through the clear walls!) and a children's "hive" for coloring and reading. While shopping one day, I indulged in no less than 8 samples before deciding I really ought to buy some of the liquid gold.
Even if you don't have a jar of sourwood, you should try using some good honey the next time you fire up the grill. Lemon & Honey Grilled Chicken combines the tang of lemon (which tenderizes the meat during the marinating time) with the sweetness of honey to create a flavorful departure from your standard grilled BBQ chicken.
- Chicken (thighs, trimmed)
- Zest and juice of 1 lemon
- 1/4 C. red wine vinegar
- 2 T. olive oil
- 6 sprigs fresh thyme
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1 T. dried Italian herb blend
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. pepper
Combine all ingredients except chicken in a food processor or blender. Pulse until well chopped and blended. Pour marinade over chicken, and refrigerate for a few hours (I did 4).
Lemon & Honey Glaze
- 1/4 C. lemon juice
- 1 T. honey (sourwood)
- 1 T. butter, melter
- 1/8 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. pepper
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While the news stories on this focus on the role of illegal distribution and hunting of wild hogs contributing to environmental destruction, I am seriously disturbed by the idea of any veterinarian taking joy and profit in running a hunting ground of any kind.
The message this send to me is "Let's torment and kill some animals! Yippee!"
And a sadist who enjoys tormenting and killing animals for profit on their illegal hunting grounds is not someone who I would ever want to be a medical care provider for my pets, much less be alone with them "in the back." I would never ever ever ever trust such a person, nor do I think anyone else should.
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I hope you are enjoying the hot weather. My family and I just got back from Connecticut where we visited some friends, hiked and swam in a pool. Our daughters really enjoy the water. Rabia, our oldest is taking swimming lessons in a neighborhood pool close to our house. Did you know if you go on NYC.gov you can take swim lessons for free near your house? Check it out.
Good job to the two students, Kaid and Isa who began assignment #1. Remember to respond to someone else's questions for points as well. If you haven't started your summer reading, you can begin at anytime, as long as you complete 5 assignments and respond to 5 questions posted by other students.
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2. Describe 1 internal conflict or 1 external conflict for one of the characters in the book.
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Pound Sterling to Indian Rupee Exchange Rate Forecast: GBP/INR Slumps as UK Construction Disappoints Predictions
The UK's construction sector was found to have grown at its slowest level in seven-months today and the GBP/INR exchange rate has been on a strong downtrend ever since, despite better US data weighing on the Rupee (INR).
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Rupee (INR) Bolstered as RBI Held Interest Rates and US Manufacturing Contracted
Although yesterday's Bank of England (BoE) stress test saw all of the seven major banks examined pass the Pound (GBP) was not able to capitalise on this positive news for long. The persistently dovish tone of BoE policymakers helped to weigh Sterling down, with the odds of an early 2016 interest rate rise appearing to recede further. This impression was not helped along by a surprisingly large drop in the UK's latest Manufacturing PMI, which retreated from 55.2 to 52.7 in November.
While the Indian Manufacturing PMI showed a little weakness the Rupee (INR) was nevertheless buoyed on Tuesday as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) opted to hold interest rates steady at 6.75%. Market risk appetite was also increased by an unexpectedly poor ISM Manufacturing Index, which saw US manufacturing activity enter a state of contraction and dented general confidence in the certainty of an imminent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate hike.
Pound Currency News: GDP Bearish after UK Construction Fell to Seven-Month Low Today
Sentiment towards the Pound has turned still more bearish today as investors have reacted unfavourably to the revelation that the UK's Construction PMI had also unexpectedly slipped in November. Despite the more limited contribution that the construction sector makes to the nation's GDP, the fact that growth has hit a seven-month low has seen Sterling fall significantly out of favour with investors, with the currency slumping sharply across the board today.
A stronger-than-expected ADP Employment Change figure has bolstered the US Dollar (USD) this afternoon, encouraging hopes that Friday's Change in Non-Farm Payrolls will prove strong and open the door for a December Fed interest rate move. While the ensuing bullishness of the 'Greenback' has weighed on emerging-market currencies such as the Rupee this has failed to bolster the softened GBP/INR exchange rate.
GBP/INR Exchange Rate Forecast: Pound Predicted to Rally on Improved UK Services PMI
The latest UK Services PMI stands to provoke volatility for the Pound, with traders increasingly cautious that there could be a third shortfall in economic expansion. As the service sector is the single largest contributor to the UK's GDP, however, a stronger showing here could prompt a fresh round of Sterling strength.
With a slight dip forecast for India's Services PMI, the Rupee could return to more bearish form ahead of the weekend, particularly if the odds of a Fed rate hike before the end of the year rise on the back of a solid Non-Farm Payrolls report.
Current GBP, INR Exchange Rates
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Health insurance costs are not always easy on the budget. When you are an active and relatively healthy person in the prime age, you might feel like the cost of medical insurance is unappealing and you can go on without it. However, you're doing yourself a disservice by going on uninsured and there might be a time when you wish you'd thought harder about getting medical insurance.
In fact, there are five compelling reasons you need health insurance.
The most obvious reason for having medical insurance is, in many cases, the fact that it's legally required. In the UAE, residents must have appropriate health insurance and if you don't, you might be fined. Therefore, you can't just assume that health insurance is a matter of personal choice but you have to be aware of the legal requirements of having it.
This doesn't mean you don't have options in terms of what kind of cover you get. You can compare different policies, enrol on the employer's health insurance program and so on – it's just important to have some form of cover. So, don't opt for the first option you see but keep your eyes open for the best deals.
It's also irresponsible to think you will always have your good health. If there is one thing certain in life, it is that you never know when illness strikes – no matter how healthy your lifestyle is, you can get in an accident or fall ill. It can seem rather scary but if you have proper medical insurance, you can feel a little more secure about it. If anything happens, at least you have the insurance to help you get back on your feet.
You will, of course, improve your health by making healthy choices. If you eat healthy foods, get enough sleep and you exercise regularly, you can keep off common ailments and live a healthier life. However, you can't ever remove the risk of accidents or illness completely and therefore, medical insurance is a must-have.
You don't only risk fines by going without medical insurance, you might even bankrupt yourself by not getting a proper cover. Health insurance costs are nothing compared the cost of a medical emergency. A simple car accident could end up costing you a fortune – even if you come out with just broken bones and bruises. Therefore, you will be able to secure your financial future by obtaining medical insurance.
If you are worried about health insurance costs, you have different options available. You can compare different providers, play around with your premiums and avoid claiming until you absolutely have to.
Interestingly, medical insurance can actually help you stay healthier. When you are paying for health insurance, you are more likely to visit the doctor regularly and to check your medical problems before they turn into something big. Many things, such as cancer, are treatable in the modern world if only it is caught in time – the longer you wait, the worse the problem gets. Therefore, by having health insurance you may be improving the quality of your life.
Not to mention the fact that finding health insurance after you've been found chronically ill can be difficult. Health insurance costs can be higher when you have a pre-existing condition and therefore, buying health insurance before you get sick will end up being more beneficial to you in so many ways. In fact, research has shown people with medical insurance being healthier but also happier!
Overall, sorting out your health insurance needs will provide you with peace of mind. You don't have to worry about what happens if you get sick. You will be able to access good quality care and you know health insurance costs will be kept in check – you can focus on getting better rather than worrying about money. You don't need to worry about changing jobs or going on travels. This is a good thing in our modern, hectic world. Any removal of stress is a good thing.
The above five reasons should convince you to obtain medical insurance. You should make this investment because it is an investment you make in your future. You have probably invested in your education or your home, so you shouldn't be afraid to also invest in your wellbeing.
As mentioned, look around to ensure health insurance costs don't rise up too high. You can compare prices and find medical insurance with different kinds of cover – pick the one that suits your lifestyle and health the best. You'll soon be feeling less stressed and much happier – and you don't have to worry about your
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