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tuff little JACK
I bought this about 6 months ago and it has saved my back from braking. I have an 8foot trailer that i keep my two four wheelers on at all times with the jack...Read complete review
I bought this about 6 months ago and it has saved my back from braking. I have an 8foot trailer that i keep my two four wheelers on at all times with the jack holding the trailer and the four wheelers, so all i have to do is hitch and go, or if i want to move the trailer around without having to hitch it to the back of the truck i can do that too. I can even move the trailer around the grass (with-out the four wheelers of course). Im going back to HF to get another one for my other trailer.
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Very unsafe!! Buyer Be Ware!!
I had gotten this product to use on a med size boat trailer.. ( 18 foot boat with a well ballenced single axel trailer ). This tailer only had about...Read complete review
I had gotten this product to use on a med size boat trailer.. ( 18 foot boat with a well ballenced single axel trailer ). This tailer only had about 350 lbs tung weight on it ( use to lift and swing it on the truck my self with the spouce till I hurt my back. Also use use to pull the trailer with my 1988 chevy cap. ( like the ones they used for cabs and cop cars )befor I gotten my truck so I know this is not over 350 lbs tung weight. I put this on the trailer ( liked the swing away idea becouse of the low clearance of the tung of the trailer. ) and the first thing I had to do is make a spacer for the mount/swival plate to the tung so the swival hinge would not bind and clear the tung. Once it was mounted it lifted the trailer easy. but when I tried to move the tung sideways to aline up the ball to the hitch coupler on smooth concreat drive way the mount plate bent and the jack swong up dropping the trailer... So I yelled for the wife and lifted the traler back up on my block of wood that I used in the passed to keep the tung off the ground I took the jack off and extanged it...I put the new one and tried again... This time the hinge pin broke off the mount plate... Witch dropped the trailer fast making the bow of the boat hit me on top of the head and the jack almost hit me and went through the naibors new wood fence.. I just tossed that one in the trash. Now I toss in the truck or in the boat one of those little 1 to 2 ton floor jacks that you can get for $10 UDS.Sorry the other jacks that HF sells stick down to low and scrape thats why I wanted a swing away type. But these will get a person hurt or killed.. they should not be alowed to sell this one till they get good quality control !!!again nice Idea pore follow though with construction.. ( my father had one from a big name store and did not have this problem but he spent big $$$
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Tough trailer jack !
By hsi88
from Waynesboro, PA
Comments about Haul-Master 1000 Lb. Swing-Back Trailer Jack:
This is one tough trailer jack. I bought mine over 8 years ago. I use a small bungie to keep the handle from hitting the road. I broke the wheel but only because I forgot the jack was down when I drove off. Took it over 50 MPH before I noticed the rumbling behind me. The wheel actually broke up only when I pulled off the highway. Otherwise, I think it might have made it. This jack started out on a HF folding trailer that was in a bad accident. I got hit from behind by a car doing about 70 MPH. The trailer was destroyed, but the 2 motorcycles it was carrying were not harmed. And yes, the trailer jack was unscathed. Still using the jack today on a trailer with a built in ramp. Still works great!
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just what i neded
By pz
from chicago il
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pig roaster trailer
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By MACKLPP
from Lancaster PA
For the price gets no better
By Pedro back then
from Toms River,NJ
For the price I couldnt find better. Deos the job and good too on a little boat. I would recommend gluing the top cap on though before its lost, other than that its a buy.
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I would buy this product again
By Porch Monkey
from Tacompton Washington
I tow a little trailer with a VW Trike. Having this attached to the trailer makes it to easy, and Easley converts trailer to a working platform by adding the third leg. To cool DUDE!!!
Great jack
By Phillip Burns
from Undisclosed
I have used this jack for over 2 years now with no problems. It has exceeded my expectations of the load it will handle.
fairly strong for price
By adam
I have abused this jack daily for over 2 years now and it still hasn't broken. Very sturdy unit. I'm buying another one for a second trailer.
works great
By olajoe
from aurora, co
About Me Parent, Thrifty
I like it so much I bought a second one. First was used on the harbor freight trailer the heavy duty 1720lb kit. Worked as advertised. Easy to move around, easy to stow ( I had to add a strap to secure the handle) that would be my one gripe that it doesn't come with something to prevent the handle from swinging loosely. The second one I bought to replace a much heavier duty 5000lb rated jack that did not swing up. Since it was stationary (very poor design) it would be way too low and bottom out if not extremely careful. Plus it didn't have the wheel. That was too much. On the harbor freight trailer I've hauled half ton of compost, and more in landscape equipment including a half ton mower. This supported it well enough. And on the second trailer around 2000lbs fully loaded.These work as advertised . Would recommend.
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By BoatMan
from Slippery Rock, Pa
About Me Casual Driver
I bought this to use to hold up my boat trailer I also bought from harbor freight. My plastic cap was broke when I got it (not a big deal to me). I bolted it on and used it. I like the swing design, that's a really nice feature. It is a little wobbly though. I've been happy over all. It beats lifting the boat trailer myself. I have about 80 lbs of weight on it just about all the time when it's not in use.
Not quite a Diamond, but a Lesser Jewel
By Sing
from Syracuse NY
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I have 4 of these jacks. One on 4x7, one on 5x10, one on a 6x14 and one on a tow behind Log Splitter. The construction could be described as ever so slightly flimsy, maybe just a hint of flimsy on them. I say this because they could be tighter in some places. However, I have found this jack to be VERY WELL SUITED to the four items I have applied this jack to. And to be certain, there are other box stores carrying the exact same thing with different stickers for more green. I have to say that I like the Wheel on this jack MUCH MUCH better then the older plastic center version. If I were to purchase a trailer larger then my 14 footer, Id step up to the double wheel version or a flat bottom jack that tilts up like these do. But again, I have found these to be very durable and reliable and a pleasure to have on all 3 of my Trailers and log splitter. I would have gone with a flat bottom jack on the splitter instead in retrospect I think, but I can't say that the wheel gives me any "Real" problems. It has actually come in handy moving the thing around in the garage, so I guess it's more of a personal preference then a matter of practicality. Unless your using it incorrectly or for the wrong application, I don't see how you could beat this one at the price. At certain times of the year, they can be had for just under tweenie antlered animals if you work the sales angle.
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Of course the Packers are alive and well. It's you lameass sports media journalists and reporters that are the problem. You pounce on any little thing there is trying to create a story. Anybody who thought the Packers were in trouble after losing to the 49ers last week needs a check up from the neck up.
Bears must go back to the drawing board after awful showing in Green Bay
Jay Cutler's statistics at halftime on Thursday night looked like this: 4-of-9 passing for 37 yards, three sacks, an interception and a 16.7 QB rating. In that same two-quarter span, Green Bay's punter — Green Bay's punter — Tim Masthay had 27 yards passing, a touchdown and a perfect 158.3 rating.
And that's pretty much all you need to know about Green Bay's 23-10 over visiting Chicago.
The Bears were supposed to have all they needed on offense this year to keep pace with the Green Bays of the NFL world. Cutler was back healthy, Matt Forte had the new contract he'd been so desperate for and Brandon Marshall was on board to give Chicago the game-changing weapon it badly needed at receiver.
Two weeks into the regular season, and we're already asking if all those playmakers matter. They certainly did not on Thursday, as the Bears' offensive line again opened the floodgates up front — at one point, Cutler became so incensed with his lack of protection that he screamed at immobile left tackle J'Marcus Webb, then bumped him as the two made it to Chicago's sideline.
Cutler finished the game with a measly 27.8 rating, though he was in single digits prior to a late TD pass to tight end Kellen Davis. He wound up being sacked seven times. Some of Chicago's game plan was undone by Forte exiting with an ankle injury in the second half, but the damage was done by that point.
And if this is all Chicago has to offer, well …
Entering Thursday night, Cutler had played two prior games at Lambeau Field. The Bears lost both, with Cutler throwing six interceptions and just one touchdown. His Green Bay nightmare simply continued Thursday, as he was sacked seven times and threw four interceptions.
"I think it's the game plan which we have," Matthews said when he was asked why the Packers have so much success against Cutler. "We were able to get after the quarterback."
Blame the Bears' offensive line all you want (and it deserves a whole heap of finger-pointing). Or blame Cutler for losing his cool in the opening minutes, then responding with poor throw after poor throw. Heck, blame Forte's injury, if you need an excuse.
The reality is that the Bears' effort in this game not only put them clearly behind Green Bay in the NFC North pecking order, but it raised serious questions about just how good Chicago can be in 2012.
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"We've got to get better," Rodgers told NFL Network's Alex Flanagan after the win. "Our defense took a lot of trash in the media this week, (but) they played incredible. The defense … if they play like that, we're going to be tough to beat."
The nicest play of the night came from Green Bay's special teams. Facing a 4th-and-26 late in the first half, the Packers lined up for a long field goal and instead pulled off a brilliant fake, with Masthay, the holder on the play, shoveling a pass to Tom Crabtree for a 27-yard touchdown.
Green Bay needed this performance, one week after flopping at home against a San Francisco team that may very well be the best the NFC has to offer. Even an ugly win will help the Packers steady their ship, in spite of Rodgers' shaky outing, prior to a stretch that sees them play four road games in five weeks, with the one home outing coming against New Orleans and its explosive offense.
Chicago finds itself 1-1 now, just like Green Bay, but with a boatload more questions.
There's no shame in losing at Lambeau; losing in this manner, however, is another issue. It took nearly 53 minutes of game action — until the 7:20 mark of the fourth quarter — for Marshall to make his one and only catch of the game. Green Bay defensive back Tramon Williams wound up catching one more ball than Marshall, as he finished with two interceptions and absolutely put the clamps on Chicago's top receiver.
Hardly what the Bears had in mind when they traded for Marshall this offseason.
Cutler did not even look Marshall's way in the first half. When he finally did so in the third quarter, Marshall let a touchdown pass slip through his fingers after breaking wide open near the Green Bay goal line. Name it, and it went wrong for the Bears.
Now, the questions will begin yet again — about Cutler, about the offensive line, about Forte's health and, oh yeah, about Marshall's ability to be the threat the Chicago offense wants.
The only clear answer we have right now is that Chicago still has a lot of work to do if it wants to get over the top against Green Bay.
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The development of King Kong received a lot of attention from the press for its high level of input from Peter Jackson and WETA, and the integration of a lot of movie elements into the film. Lets not forget the attention Michel Ancel received for leading the project, which was bound to be a success after the disappointing performance of Beyond Good & Evil. Well, for the DS version of the game, ignore all of the above. King Kong for the Nintendo DS takes us back to the era of the 16-bit film licenses, dominated by Acclaim and Sony Imagesoft. Yes, the terrible ones that have forever scarred our memories. In fact, it is quite possible that the DS version of King Kong exceeds the Last Action Hero's and Total Recall's of the 90s in its outright awfulness.
From the outset, it is painfully obvious that Ubisoft set their DS development team a target that they just don't have the talents to meet. King Kong tries to follow the same gameplay setup as the console versions with time spent as Jack Driscoll in the first person shooter segment, and levels where you play as Kong himself in the third person bits. It's not as balanced as the console version; you only get to play as Kong in 3 of the game's 17 levels. You're stuck playing as Jack in the rest of the game – and Jack's levels are quite possibly the most mind numbing, technically-challenged experiences on the DS to date.
How did King Kong get so many crabs? Ann?
How did King Kong get so many crabs? Ann?
The entire game takes place on Skull Island; there are no New York sections like the other versions. Despite being set in the jungle, Jack's sections are almost like corridors – you can only go forwards or backwards. On top of that, you hardly ever encounter any enemies, and when you do, there's absolutely no variety – the developers seem to think that everybody likes to shoot crabs, bugs and more crabs – all with a number of polygons you can count on your fingers. We had flashbacks to Daikatana early on in the piece; just substitute the crabs for frogs. King Kong does use the standardised DS first person shooter interface which at least makes playing the game easy – well, it would if the game ran faster than about 10 frames per second at any time. The other mechanics of the game just aren't interesting; aiming is basically automatic, there's no jumping and the puzzle solving mechanics are limited to double tapping the screen to get your sidekick (Ann, Carl or Hayes) to pull a lever. There are only four weapons in the game; a spear, handgun, tommy gun and shotgun, and for some reason, the spear and handgun are the most powerful – we don't understand the logic that's going on here.
Playing as the burly beast is a little better, but not much. Kong's sections are heavily scripted, relying on a lot of context sensitive moves, which gives the player a feeling of being more of a spectator than an instigator. Kong's moves are also very limited, with only a punch and slam button available. Most small enemies can be disposed of without much care with a punch and a slam, but bigger enemies need to be worn down and finished off with a special killing move. It's a bit disappointing that you only play for Kong for such a short time, but it's not exactly worth slaving through the rest of the package for – these sections are still crap, but they're not outright offensive like Jack's sections.
Ever wondered if King Kong has a problem with dingleberries?
Ever wondered if King Kong has a problem with dingleberries?
Without a doubt, the worst part of King Kong is the visual presentation. Whereas the console version of the game was considered by many to be a step forward in terms of game presentation, the DS version of a game is quite possibly the ugliest 3D game ever produced. The games textures are woeful; not only are they low quality, but they jump around – in some cases there's even small gaps between where textures are meant to join. The game's environments are very drab, with lots of brown and grey, and not much else. The character models look like they've been used as suppositories for the big ape, with murky textures and low polygons ensuring the game's main cast look absolutely nothing like their original actors, let alone human beings. The game's special effects are hilarious – especially the alleged fire effects that look more like an orange cardboard box than a bunch of flames. Perhaps the worst thing about King Kong's visuals is that nothing really gels together – the player can only see three feet in front of them thanks to a thick layer of fog, yet the character models appear as though they are sitting in front of the fog in the distance. The fact that the game runs at all of 10 frames per second at any one time is the final insult. King Kong does actually have reasonable sound, due to use of some tracks that sound like they've come from the movie, as well as a small number of voice clips from the cast. Sound effects are generally average, with the exception of the guns, which sound like party poppers.
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In 1986, two Japanese researchers (Hatano and Inagaki) published their landmark theory on routine and adaptive expertise entitled "Two courses of expertise." To the theorists, routine experts know all of the routines of a discipline or profession. American educational theorist Ken Bain describes adaptive expertise this way: "(they) also know all of the routines but they also have the attitude and aptitude to recognize and even relish both the opportunity and necessity for invention. They enjoy exploring the unknown and thinking in different kinds of ways. They appreciate their own knowledge, but they also realize how little they know in comparison to all there is to know." You may think of conservatory training as routine expertise where intensive theatre training in a liberal arts context fits the adaptive expertise model.
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Victory Media, publisher of "G.I. Jobs," has named the University of Wisconsin-Parkside to its 2013 Military Friendly Schools ® list. Now in its fourth year of publication, the Military Friendly Schools list honors the top 15 percent of colleges, universities, and trade schools in the country that are doing the most to embrace America's military service members, veterans, and spouses as students and ensure their success on campus.
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I hate to say it but it really feels like Texas' game now. I hope we got another 5 minutes in us.
Droppin' 3's like my name is Scotty C. Philippians 4:13
40% 3pt Shooter got an open look in rhythm... I don't care about foul or not. Have to play defense.
I'm callin it...we done
Let's get the W here...
"What a comeback by the Longhorns" Uh, they were down 4 at most, idiot. *sigh*.
You ******* foul again Fred.
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Originally Posted by GoSTATE71 Well Fred, this is the 2nd or 3rd time this happened. So way to go Nobody was within reach to foul. You don't want to foul on the shot. Game would be over.
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We done, confidence gone.
Originally Posted by ISUAlum2002 Ejim should have fouled his man as soon as he caught the pass. How many times, Fred? How many? Disagree. You simply guard the man who threw it in. How many times have you heard that the most dangerous man on the floor is the guy who throws it in. Horrible defense.
Fred better start ******* fouling every time now.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams I agree. We didn't choose Iowa State because it is easy. We chose Iowa State because it is awesome. Post from HawkeyeNation: So frickin jealous of what they have in Ames. It's truly amazing what Fred has done coming in with 0 coaching experience.
Originally Posted by Clones21 No way we win in OT. Ban hammer.
I'm not sure that Clyurn realized that he was checked into the game, the way he was standing there watching. DO SOMETHING!
We haven't won in OT all year. We don't have that 2nd half passion
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Gov. Quinn signed a pension bill into law Monday but not the kind of big pension-reform bill he says the state needs to enact — and on which he says negotiations continue. "I'm impatient that our members can't come to a meeting of the minds but we're going to keep pushing until we do get there," Quinn said Monday as he signed a bill authorizing the state auditor general to hire an actuary to double-check the rates of return the state's pension funds project. The hold-up is Downstate and suburban legislators still accepting what Quinn calls the "canard" that gradually transferring responsibility for teacher pensions from the state to Downstate and suburban school districts will force them to raise property taxes. If it is phased in over 12-15 years, there will be "an imperceptible impact on property taxes; there is no impact on property taxes," Quinn said. Quinn has been in "almost daily" conversations with the four legislative leaders and their staffs for the past 10 days and he said, "we're making, I think, headway." Speaker of the House Mike Madigan has argued that it is unfair that state taxpayers cover the pensions of Downstate and suburban teachers while Chicago taxpayers, through the Chicago Public Schools, cover the costs of Chicago teachers' pensions. That means Chicago residents pay twice. "All four leaders believe in the fundamental principal of accountability and responsibility — it's implementing the phase-in that seems to be the key point," Quinn said. "It's beyond me how you can let this one issue hold up a fundamental overhaul of our public pension system that has been in the waiting for three decades." Majority Leader Barbara Flynn Currie said all the leaders agree on shifting the costs from the state to the schools and the question is just how long a phase-in. "The question is how long and how do you make sure that other costs are not shoved off on them that should not be," Currie said. Quinn added, "We actually had the university presidents and the community college presidents agree to a phase-in plan [to have the schools take over responsibility for contributions now made by the state] and it's time for the school districts to do the same." Will Quinn meet the June 30 deadline he set earlier? "Well, we're trying hard for that," he said. Quinn also said he thinks the $50 million cut from the Department of Children and Family Services is too deep and he expects to present an alternate budget plan. "I'm not happy with the work of the General Assembly in this area ... it's just not acceptable," he said.


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A lifelong horror fan who possessed great love for the genre and the works of Stephen King in particular, Frank Darabont's career as a writer and director yielded three Oscar nominations and worldwide...
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Entourage | 2010 2002 - 2010 | Actor | n/a | 20107 |
Stephen King: Master of Macabre | 1999 1998 - 1999 | Actor | Interviewee | 19997 |
Tales From The Script | 2010 | Actor | Himself | 20107 |
Drew: The Man Behind the Poster | 2013 | Actor | Himself | 20137 |
The Inside Reel: Digital Filmmaking | 2001 2000 - 2001 | Actor | n/a | 20017 |
Stephen King's The Shining | 1996 1995 - 1996 | Actor | n/a | 19967 |
John Carpenter's Vampires | 1998 | Actor | Man with Buick | 19987 |
King Kong | 2005 | Actor | Gunner | 20057 |
The Mist | 2007 | Director | n/a | 4 |
Buried Alive | 1989 1988 - 1989 | Director | n/a | 4 |
The Green Mile | 1999 | Director | n/a | 4 |
The Majestic | 2001 | Director | n/a | 4 |
The Shawshank Redemption | 1994 | Director | n/a | 4 |
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The Green Mile | 1999 | Producer | n/a | 3 |
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Collateral | 2004 | Executive Producer | n/a | 1 |
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The Mist | 2007 | Screenplay | n/a | 1 |
The Fly II | 1989 | Screenplay | n/a | 1 |
The Green Mile | 1999 | Screenplay | n/a | 1 |
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Returned to filmmaking at the helm of "The Majestic," starring Jim Carrey; also co-wrote screenplay |
Created and executive produced the AMC series, "The Walking Dead"; also directed the pilot episode; left the show just before the second season began |
Executive produced and scripted the HBO film "Black Cat Run" |
Wrote several episodes of the ABC adventure series, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" |
Did screenplay rewrites for Kenneth Branagh's feature, "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" |
Raised in Illinois and California |
Born in a French relocation camp after parents fled their home following the 1956 Hungarian Uprising |
Received a nomination for a Writers Guild of America Award for "The Ventriloquist's Dummy," an episode of the HBO horror anthology series, "Tales from the Crypt" |
Offered $2.4 million for his screenplay adaptation of Stephen King's short story, "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" by Rob Reiner of Castle Rock Productions, with the chance to also direct another film; Darabont turned it down because he wanted |
Published the novella "Walpuski's Typewriter"; originally written in his early twenties, it first appeared in Jessie Horsting's magazine Midnight Graffiti |
Moved with family to Chicago while still an infant |
Sold a screenplay entitled "Black Cat Run" to producer Jere Henshaw and Apollo Pictures |
First screenplay credit, "A Nightmare on Elm Street III: Dream Warriors" |
Received credit as a set dresser on Ken Russell's "Crimes of Passion" |
Nominated for the 2011 Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series ("The Walking Dead") |
Had small role in the TV miniseries version of King's "The Shining," directed by Mick Garris |
First credit as producer, the USA Network TV-movie, "Buried Alive"; also directed |
Adapted and directed "The Mist," a horror film based on the 1980 novella by Stephen King |
With a group of friends, acquired the rights to a Stephen King short story, "Woman in the Room"; eventually wrote, produced and directed a 30-minute adaptation of the story which was later aired on some cable stations and released to video |
Returned to filmmaking at the helm of "The Green Mile," an adaptation of Stephen King's novel starring Hanks; also produced and scripted; received Oscar nominations for Best Picture and Best Screenplay |
Reportedly worked on the script to "Saving Private Ryan," starring Tom Hanks; Robert Rodat, however, received sole credit |
Made feature directorial debut with "The Shawshank Redemption"; film earned seven Oscar nominations including Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay for Darabont |
First film credit, working as a production assistant on the horror film, "Hell Night" |
Born in a refugee camp in Montbeliard, France on Jan. 28, 1956, he was the son of Hungarian parents who had fled the country after the failed revolution that year. The family immigrated to the United States when Darabont was a child, and eventually settled in Los Angeles shortly before he entered high school. After attending Hollywood High, he began working in the film industry as a production assistant and set dresser; his first screen credit was the 1981 slasher film "Hell Night," and he worked steadily in the horror and fantasy genre - his favorite - for the next few years.
However, Darabont's career as a filmmaker began a year earlier, when he sent an ambitious letter to best-selling horror novelist Stephen King, in which he asked permission to direct an adaptation of his short story, "The Woman in the Room," about a man's struggle to ease his terminally ill mother's pain. King was impressed by Darabont's drive and granted him the rights to the story for the price of one dollar - a policy he would later extend to other aspiring filmmakers wishing to adapt one of his short stories. "The Woman in the Room" took three years to complete, but was eventually a semi-finalist for the Best Live Action Short Film Oscar. It also began a long and fruitful relationship with King, who granted Darabont the rights to adapt his novella Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption after viewing "The Woman in the Room."
Darabont broke into screenwriting through a partnership with fellow aspiring filmmaker Chuck Russell, whom he had met while making "Hell Night." Together, the pair sold a script for the "Nightmare on Elm Street" franchise to New Line Cinema, which eventually became "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" (1987), with Russell in the director's chair. More scripts genre titles followed, including Russell's terrific updating of the '50s sci-fi classic "The Blob" (1988) and "The Fly II" (1989). The following year, Darabont made his directorial debut with "Buried Alive" (USA Network, 1990), a Hitchcockian thriller about a conniving wife (Jennifer Jason Leigh) who attempted to do away with her husband (Tim Matheson) by means of the title torture. It became one of the network's highest rated original productions, but did not further Darabont's directorial aspirations.
Instead, he turned back to writing, primarily for television. Darabont penned two episodes of the HBO horror anthology "Tales from the Crypt" (1989-1996) and five for George Lucas' "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" (ABC, 1992-93), which helped to establish a connection with Lucas and series producer Steven Spielberg. In 1994, Darabont began work on a film adaptation of Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption. Initially, he was slated to act only as the film's producer, with Rob Reiner - who had successfully brought another King novella, The Body, to the screen as "Stand By Me" (1986) - serving as writer and director. However, Darabont saw in the project an opportunity to give his own directorial career a boost, and took over both positions for "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994).
A period drama about the friendship between two convicts in a draconian prison - lifer Red (Morgan Freeman) and Andy (Tim Robbins), a straight-laced banker convicted of murdering his wife - the movie's message of hope in the face of overwhelming odds and misery struck a chord with critics, though moviegoers were slow to find it. However, its overwhelming showing at the 1994 Academy Awards - seven nominations, including Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay for Darabont, as well as the Humanitas Award and PEN Center USA West Award - helped to build an audience through rentals and cable screenings. By 1997, it was a staple of TV broadcasts, and found its way onto numerous "best of" film lists. The picture also marked his first collaborations with character actors William Sadler, Jeffrey DeMunn and James Whitmore, all of whom would appear in his subsequent films.
After "Shawshank," Darabont returned to writing while honing his next effort as director. He was one of several credited writers on Kenneth Branagh's ill-conceived "Frankenstein" (1994), and penned all four of the popular "Adventures of Young Indiana Jones" features that played on The Family Channel between 1996 and 1999. He also broke his five-year directing hiatus in 1999 with the screen version of "The Green Mile," a story about prison life, again adapted from a Stephen King novella. The story here had more fantasy elements, specifically in regard to a prisoner (Michael Clarke Duncan) with miraculous healing powers. The drama was again embraced by audiences, who took to its theme of sacrifice and compassion. Darabont received his second Adapted Screenplay nomination from the Motion Picture Academy, as well as countless other significant laurels, while the film itself was nominated for Best Picture. Its Oscar nods put Darabont in august company; he was one of only six filmmakers to have their first two films receive Best Picture nominations.
The acclaim quickly put Darabont at the forefront of Hollywood's screenwriting community, where he worked on drafts of such major features as "Saving Private Ryan" (1998) and "Minority Report" (2002). He also penned a script for a fourth Indiana Jones film, which Spielberg reportedly loved, but was allegedly axed by producer George Lucas. Undaunted, he set forth to direct his third feature, "The Majestic" (2001), a Capra-esque fable about a screenwriter (Jim Carrey) who fled the Communist witch hunts of the 1950s and found a safe haven - albeit in the mistaken identity of a missing war hero - in a picturesque seaside town. However, Carrey's turn in a dramatic role, as well as the film's unabashedly old-fashioned feel, failed to find an audience, and it failed miserably in the Christmas season of 2001.
Darabont, who also acted as producer on "The Green Mile" and "The Majestic," served in that capacity for several films by other directors, including D.J. Caruso's "The Salton Sea" (2001) and Michael Mann's "Collateral" (2004); the latter of which reteamed him with Chuck Russell. He also made a foray into network television with "Raines" (NBC, 2007), a detective series with Jeff Goldblum as a homicide cop who hallucinates visions of crime victims, but the series, for which he also directed the pilot, lasted less than seven episodes.
In 2007, he returned to feature directing with another Stephen King adaptation - the novella "The Mist," which paid homage to science fiction of the 1950s with its story of shoppers trapped inside a supermarket by a mysterious fog filled with monstrous creatures. A favorite of the author's vast network of fans, its release was eagerly anticipated, though audiences and critics alike were split over Darabont's decision to alter the story's original ending from an oblique finale to a decidedly downbeat note. The picture was a modest success, and preserved the director's reputation as one of the most consistent translators of King's work to the screen.
While working on several long-gestating projects, including adaptations of fantasy legend Ray Bradbury's The Illustrated Man and Fahrenheit 451, Darabont announced that he was adapting the popular Image Comics series "The Walking Dead" into a weekly series for AMC. The show, about humans contending with a zombie apocalypse, featured many of Darabont's regular players, including Laurie Holden from "The Majestic" and "The Mist" and Jeffrey DeMunn, The show was virtually an overnight success following its debut in the fall of 2010, with a rabid fan base making it that season's water cooler program along the lines of "The X-Files" (Fox, 1993-2002) and "Lost" (ABC, 2004-2010).
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Frank Darabont did not go to college, he explains, because "it was either be a bag person sleeping in a cardboard box, or make it in the film industry" - from Premiere, October 1994 |
"If you're going to succeed, you've got to be like one of those punch-drunk fighters in the old Warner Bros. boxing pictures: too stupid to fall down, you just keep slugging and stay on your feet." - Frank Darabont in Premiere, October 1994 |
Darabont earned nominations from the DGA in both 1994 and 1999 for "The Shawshank Redemption" and "The Green Mile" respectively. In both instances, he was overlooked in the Oscar category of Best Director, but received nods for Best Picture and Best Screenplay. |
In addition to his career behind the camera, Darabont also had several small cameos in features, including one of the biplane gunners attacking King Kong in Peter Jackson's 2005 film version of the classic fantasy, and a turn as himself in two episodes of "Entourage" (HBO, 2004-2011). |
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Artist: Lil' Kim
Album: Miscellaneous
Genre: Hip Hop/Rap
Lil' Kim
Don't Stop What You're Doing
Don't you stop it, don't you stop what you're doing
You don't really wanna stop
Eh eh
Don't you stop it, don't you stop what you're doing
You don't really wanna stop
Eh eh
Verse One: Puff Daddy
Yeah yeah, uh-huh, check it out, yeah, c'mon
Whether you like it hard or the live guitars
Anything dropped if it's hot it's ours
If it's not it's yours, we on the job
Everybody eatin, everybody involved
You can't stop that like you can't stop rap
Bad Boy stop what's the chance of that?
We don't stop, so check the, mansions and stacks
And we don't have to answer to Jack
No wonder we had this rap shit locked, for eight straight summers
Pull up at the party, eight straight Hummers
Six be the 6th 7th and 8th wonders
Pop corks, we be the toast of New York
And out West, we want y'all to understand
All we wanna do is make you dance
We know the song ain't done wrong when the party is hot
Y'all don't really want us to stop, do you?
Verse Two: Lil' Kim
When it comes to the cheese, baby girl roll dough
Fuck Domino's, strictly dice
Bet you niggaz won't flow for this ice, notes is the price
Lil sis' walk away with the dough, y'all niggaz still broke
While my pockets on re-up
Y'all niggaz shit on E, what a pi-ty
Ain't it a shame how your man chose me
And you wanna know why, it's mad simple
Even in the winter, still pull a baller wit my jimmies
Drive a Ta-hoe, wit plenty cash flow
He know, anything I touch I blow
And I crush a show, wit my luscious flow
Gotta crew full of niggaz and a Lexus too
All of them hold me down while I'm pressin you
So who stressin who, and even though my nigga gone
Lil' Kim and Puff Daddy keep keepin it on
Verse Three: Puff Daddy
Now you can pump this in your jeep, on an off road
Pump this to your blows on the way to the tow
Bang this til you're bein old when you at home
on the six-four, sittin on chrome
Yo we don't stall we ball while you playin the wall
We in the middle of the danceflo', gettin off
Gotta bunch of hot chicks gettin live with us
At the end of the night they gonna slide with us
I could tell y'all the rest but it's ob-vious
To the top now, ride with us, c'mon
We don't stop, we run the game, we don't watch
every single region, we own blocks
Never let up, you tell me, who do it better
Every single I drop, at least two are better
The song ain't the wrong when the party is hot
Y'all don't really want us to stop, do you?
Everything we make is hot
Thought I told you that we never stop
Keep risin to the top, yeahhh
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Clinical and Instrumental Evaluation of Swallowing in Children With Cerebral Palsy (CP)
This study has been completed.
Fortaleza University
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: December 12, 2009
Last updated: December 14, 2009
Last verified: December 2009
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to correlate the alimentary consistencies and deglutition disorders in children with cerebral palsy.
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Cerebral Palsy Deglutition Disorders |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case-Crossover Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional |
Official Title: | Clinical and Instrumental Evaluation of Swallowing in Children With Cerebral Palsy |
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Enrollment: | 50 |
Study Start Date: | February 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | November 2009 |
Cross-sectional and quantitative study with sample consisted of 50 children with cerebral palsy. The data collection consisted in detection of the main dysphagic manifestations in different consistency of food and types of cerebral palsy.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 1 Year to 5 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Children with Cerebral Palsy diagnoses
Inclusion Criteria:
- Children with Cerebral Palsy diagnoses were involved, independent from the pre, peri and postnatal factors and from the type of Cerebral Palsy
Exclusion Criteria:
- Children who presented oropharyngelarynx structural abnormality and/or impossibility to feed by oral way
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 12, 2014
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Moisés Andrade dos Santos de Queiroz, Fortaleza University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01031771 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 105/09 |
Study First Received: | December 12, 2009 |
Last Updated: | December 14, 2009 |
Health Authority: | Brazil: Ministry of Health |
Keywords provided by Fortaleza University:
Cerebral Palsy Deglutition Deglutition disorders Endoscopy |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cerebral Palsy Deglutition Disorders Paralysis Brain Damage, Chronic Brain Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases |
Esophageal Diseases Gastrointestinal Diseases Digestive System Diseases Pharyngeal Diseases Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases Neurologic Manifestations Signs and Symptoms |
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1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/3 cup butter, melted
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese
2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 pint heavy whipping cream
1/3 cup white sugar
1 (21 ounce) strawberry pie filling
- In a small bowl, stir together the graham cracker crumbs, brown sugar and cinnamon. Add melted butter and mix well. Press into the bottom of an 8 or 10 inch spring form pan. Chill until firm.
- In a medium bowl, beat together the cream cheese and lemon juice until soft. Add whipping cream and beat with an electric mixer until batter becomes thick. Add the sugar and continue to beat until stiff. Pour into chilled crust, and top with pie filling. Chill several hours or overnight. Just before serving, remove the sides of the spring form pan.


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Feb 16 2013, 12:22 PM
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For all on-going and post-fight reaction to the Broner-Reese fight. Will "Broner" be a massive "problem" for Reese in a blowout? Will this fight be a good (although losing effort) for Reese? Or can Reese shock the 30-1 to 80-1 odds against him and solve "The Problem?!"
Find out in this thread! Jack Administrator |
Feb 16 2013, 11:51 PM
Flyweight Group: Members Posts: 171 Joined: 16-April 12 From: USA, Trinidad Member No.: 13,614 |
Okay Broner...yall can keep the buffoonery, I'll stay black on this end and maintain some of the dignity for the rest of our people. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Yes For real. I'm a fan of Broner, but that entrance was cringe worthy. I changed the channel during that highly embarrassing moment. Yes And the coonery begins..... He better focus on fighting. I'm not sure if I'm a fan of this dude yet. But I hope his skills can continue to outweigh his personaliTY. And yes. |
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