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A conman who went to prison for duping people out of $124,000 for a fraudulent cattle farm investment is likely headed back here after pleading guilty to a similar scheme in North Idaho.
James Andrew Harris, 44, pleaded guilty to wire fraud Monday and faces up to 20 years in prison when he's sentenced Nov. 5.
Harris admitted to stealing about $108,000 from a Florida resident whom he'd solicited as an investor in the beef industry.
Harris told the victim he had a "connection" who helped restaurants, supermarkets and other purchasers of beef finance their purchases, according to a news release by the U.S. Attorney's Office. "Harris represented that there was a great deal of money to be made in financing the purchases and encouraged the individual to participate."
Harris created the email account firstname.lastname@example.com to assist in the fraud, which occurred between July 2010 and June 2011.
The fraud began less than three months after Harris was released from federal prison after being sentenced to 27 months for the cattle investment fraud. Harris paid those investors with counterfeit checks, according to a plea agreement.
A gunpoint home-invasion robbery in southwest Spokane County early Wednesday led to the arrest of two men.
Mario Casillas, 42, and James T. Harris, 36, are accused of forcing their way into a rental unit at in the 6200 block of South Pendell Lane about 1:15 a.m. and stealing money at gunpoint.
The victim, Nick Wright, told police he was struck in the head and threatened with the gun while the men said he owed them money, but the victim said he'd never met the men.
Police recovered $350, Wright's driver's license and other stolen property after stopping the suspects at North Nevada Street and East Garland Avenue. Their car had grass stuck in it that was consistent with vehicle marks left on the grass outside the victim's flat, according to court documents.
Harris and Casillas were booked into Spokane County Jail for first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary.
Casillas has had a felony warrant out for his arrest since March because he didn't submit a DNA sample after a felony protection-order violation conviction.

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It is the job of Andrew Collins of the right-wing Media Research Center to watch shows like Glee and The New Normal, and then complain about them being too gay.
In his latest post, Collins attacks an episode of Glee for having a "particularly large dose of gay" and says that the high school is an insult to its namesake, President William McKinley, as it is "The World's Gayest High School."
"So many characters play for the other team it's hard to believe that there'll be any future generations of McKinley High students to mock the Bible and cheer on transgendered [sic] performers," Collins writes.
He goes on to lament that Kurt's father stressed "the seriousness and permanence of marriage" when he told Blaine, Kurt's off-and-on boyfriend, that he shouldn't ask Kurt to marry him…because "his refusal builds the legitimacy of gay marriage even more."
Pity William McKinley. Our 25th president was a Civil War hero who successfully prosecuted the Spanish-American War and presided over a booming economy. For his trouble, he was assassinated. Adding insult to injury, he's the namesake of The World's Gayest High School.
It's no secret that "Glee" frequently and flamboyantly pushes a gay agenda. So many characters play for the other team it's hard to believe that there'll be any future generations of McKinley High students to mock the Bible and cheer on transgendered [sic] performers. But as this season prepares to wrap up this week, things are heating up on "Glee." Last week's episode featured a particularly large dose of gay.
And finally, in the most overt display of all, Blaine asks Kurt's father for his son's hand in marriage. His father is all in favor of the institution, those who support gay marriage are on the right side of history, he says. However, he says no because, like most parents these days, he believes high school is a bit too young for someone to be proposing. If anything, his refusal builds the legitimacy of gay marriage even more because he emphasizes the seriousness and permanence of marriage.
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Gang sentenced to 61 years after "vicious" attack left man without his arms and legs
Updated 6:44pm Monday 16th June 2014 in News By Court Reporter
A gang of four men have been sentenced for a total of 61 years after being found guilty of stabbing a man who lost his arms and legs due to his injuries in a "vicious" attack.
They include Dominic Brookes, 19, of Bramble Close, Shirley, who has been locked up for 15 years for his part in the attack in Worthing on Ernest Moyo.
Mr Moyo, known as Joe, was attacked as he left a party in Pavilion Road, Worthing, on August 11, 2012.
The then 25-year-old had been at the party and after an altercation with another group, he left.
Later he returned with friends and there was a fight with the four men.
He was stabbed three times, once in the thigh and twice in the stomach and was left in the road before emergency services found him and took him to hospital.
The wounds became infected, endangering his vital organs, and the decision was taken by doctors to amputate his arms and legs.
The four men, who appeared in Hove Crown Court, were all charged with GBH with intent.
Jobless Patrick Brookes, 27, from Worthing, Jeremiah Reynolds, 26, unemployed from Walthamstow, East London, were found guilty on March 11 after a three week retrial at Hove Crown Court.
Patrick Brookes was jailed for 16 years and Reynolds was sentenced to 15 years.
Dominic Brookes and 18-year-old Trey Johnson, from Worthing, were found guilty at Hove Crown Court in August.
Dominic Brookes was sentenced to 15 years and Johnson was also sentenced to 15 years today.
Mr Moyo's fiancée Amy said: "For two to three months every day both our families visited him hoping and praying, before finally he was taken off the life support.
"Joe and myself will have to deal with his injuries everyday for the rest of our lives as we make a future together, making our lives totally different from what they would have been.
"We would all like to thank all the nurses, doctors and surgeons at the hospitals for all their care and support that they gave to Joe.
"We would also like to thank Sussex Police especially Detective Constables Tony Taylor and Laura Sinden and PC Vicky Bailey for all of their hard work and support.
"We are relieved that four people have now been held accountable for their actions and will now face many years in prison."
Patrick Brookes was arrested on the night of the attack, along with another man who was later released without charge.
Patrick Brookes was then charged with GBH with intent the following day.
Nine days later, Reynolds, Dominic Brookes and Johnson, who was 16 at the time, were arrested and charged also with GBH with intent on 22 August.
After the case Detective Constable Laura Sinden said: "I have been with Joe and his family throughout the investigation and the trial and pleased for them that these four people have been brought to justice.
"Each of the men have received significant sentences for their involvement in what happened that night.
"The attack happened after a row about a mobile phone and escalated into a young man almost losing his life.
"The injuries Joe sustained from the stab wounds have meant he had to have his limbs amputated and therefore the consequences of that night will be with him for the rest of his life.
"This was a vicious attack that left Joe fighting for his life in the middle of the road. We have worked hard, and with the support of Joe's family, to bring these men to justice."
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2:21am Tue 17 Jun 14
Dennis R says...
8:35am Tue 17 Jun 14
Noddyblanket says...
Dennis R wrote:Couldn't agree more! Horrific story. When we some people atart to respect life as bit more, change is gonna come surely! I hope so because at the moment I look at my children and plan never to let them go out!
Given the horrific end result of their actions, sixty-one years EACH would have been all the better for them to consider what they'd done. Now, if it were only possible to prevent "the system" sending them eventually to an open prison so they can toddle off . . . .
12:59pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Dani78 says...
Dennis R wrote:again totally agree but why did this man go back to the party, he was obviously looking for trouble unfortunately he came of worse...
Given the horrific end result of their actions, sixty-one years EACH would have been all the better for them to consider what they'd done. Now, if it were only possible to prevent "the system" sending them eventually to an open prison so they can toddle off . . . .
No place for scum like these though, why carry a knife #Cowards
1:40pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Elizaloup says...
1:54pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Mr Strings says...
Elizaloup wrote:Because one of the attackers is from Shirley
Why is this story in the CROYDON GUARDIAN? Where is the local interest in it?
2:55pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Elizaloup says...
Mr Strings wrote:Apologies. I missed the mention of Shirley. Took it from the later mention that he came from Worthing.
Elizaloup wrote:Because one of the attackers is from Shirley
Why is this story in the CROYDON GUARDIAN? Where is the local interest in it?
4:14pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Dani78 says...
Mr Strings wrote:one of them was from Croydon "shirley"
Elizaloup wrote: Why is this story in the CROYDON GUARDIAN? Where is the local interest in it?Because one of the attackers is from Shirley
6:19pm Tue 17 Jun 14
john nunn says...
61 years should be for each of the criminals.
I would have preferred the justice system of China. This system would help our decent society revert to which it was when we had respectable people to share our existence with, with a hope that these nasty ones are controlled and eliminated from the UK.
12:13pm Wed 2 Jul 14
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This year, it's almost over in a blink of an eye and I have spent the year surrounded by those who have supported me in ways I never knew I could be supported. These past three months I've been spoiled being surrounded by them through visits!
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I often get asked by parents about how to get started in the modeling or acting industry because their young children or teen has shown interest. After last week's chat with a mom I figured I would write a post on how to find a modeling or acting agent. I'm going to be straight to the point and totally honest with my 12+ years of being in the industry.
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Diana Elizabeth says it's fun and great extra money but again, alway be at peace with who you are and what your capabilities are. It's a fun thing to do, but also hard work, she wouldn't do it for free if it wasn't for the money.
Doesn't mean you should - or at least not right now. Or not all at one time.
I didn't mean for that to sound discouraging. You know I believe in pursuing your dreams, exploring ideas, being creative, trying something new – but sometimes that antsy feeling for another project can make you burn out a little sooner than you thought.
Lately, as I have begun to feel better in health, I am constantly thinking about the next thing I want to do. The reality is, I'm distracted by creating distractions.
Being creative brained and having an entrepreneur spirit has it's advantages and disadvantages. Before you think I'm a great go-getter (thank you I can be), I'd also like to tell you about the times that I completely changed my mind and I'm glad I did.
I laid in bed earlier this week with my heart and mind racing. Then I decided it was time to let Mr. Wonderful in on my crazy thoughts so he could help me make sense.
"What did Nancy Reagan say?" asked Benjamin.
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OK, so maybe Nancy meant drugs, but maybe taking on too much is like a drug.
And so, I started saying no. I reevaluated all the things that even though I could do it all, I shouldn't, or at least not try it all at once. So I started saying no, and though my head felt a little sad about not having more chaos or something to take up my time, my heart felt lifted – this is not the right time. You don't have to do everything, or rather, you don't have to try to keep doing everything just because you started (knitting for example). It's alright to try it, figure out you don't like it, then stop. It doesn't make you a quitter, it means you're refining your life. But just a note to myself, stop and take a rest before pick up the next heavy thing.
Back to that scarf I was trying to knit, well, it's done.
Thanks to my mom who finished the last block and a half of color because I just couldn't handle it any more. Just in time for fall!
Have you ever taken on too much or realized you were in over your head? I'm trying to tame to my entrepreneur spirit without completely ignoring it.
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Diana Elizabeth still hated sending out that no email, she had to say no, right now. Sometimes our reasoning is just crazy and we need to talk it out to get a better perspective.
We were overdue for a girl's get together so I picked a time when there was no baseball game at Chase Field to eat at the Friday's attached to the stadium. The reason being, so we could have a quiet table to ourselves, and also find plentiful downtown parking. Downtown Phoenix is very quiet when there's no sporting games going on.
Yeah you recognize that face? She's a former Miss Arizona USA. And I may or may not have taken lots of her photos.
Our waitress was adorable. As the girls trickled in to join our table, she said, "You keep getting prettier and prettier, how do you all know each other?" And we admitted it was from pageants – LOOOOONG ago. Then a memory surfaced between three gals of being at this very same restaurant years ago in 2005, when Brenna won the 2006 title.
Soda cheers to true friendships made from pageant land long ago and making time to catch up!
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You mean we get to pick out any of these fantastic looking plates? Brownie and Oreo madness, yes please!
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Several hours later, after full bellies, laughs, sharing news, our beds called and we had to say goodbye. We hadn't been together since early spring in Vegas.
More on our matching necklaces next month!
Diana Elizabeth became hungry by the time she got home and wrote this post – that's how long they stayed at Friday's – on a Thursday night. But she'll blame it on the atmosphere because in there it's always Friday.
Hi! I thought I'd throw up a quick Sunday night post to say hello from Nor Cal, I'm back home for a week and a half visiting my parents and trying to avoid the Phoenix heat. After this trip I have a week back in Phoenix and then I'm off to NY for a fantastic wedding I'm photographing! By the time I return the weather will be just perfect and I'll stay put in Phoenix, as far as I know – hee hee.
Paris is almost 12 years old and the first morning it was pretty precious – he forgot I was home! I called his name from the stairs and he kept running back and forth to mom and dad because they are typically the only ones home. He was so confused until he saw me and realized, I was home! He forgot! He was excited all over again as if he saw me for the first time and it was just precious. What can I say, he's getting a little old.
I got here Friday afternoon, the Phoenix airport was pretty busy – Friday summers are packed because everyone is trying to get out of dodge, typically for just a quick weekend.
I have this thing for not wearing opened toed shoes for flights over 1 hour. The longer the flight the higher the altitude which can make my toes feel super cold! Overseas flights especially, I'm all bundled up! These foldable flats by Yosi Samra in so many different styles, I love that they fold up in your bag.
I never know which gate I am by, I always hope it's by the LGO, but this time I was happy to see Cartel and got the yummiest iced vanilla latte. I have to admit I am not a Starbucks fan, I find myself nursing the drink all day, it's just so hard for me to drink! The only way I can drink it is if I order a tall for the milk to espresso shot ratio, just too bitter for me.
About to land in Sacramento – yep, lots of farm land! Did you have any idea? Betcha didn't!
With all my traveling lately I sure wish Southwest Airlines would sponsor my blog – as if they needed the publicity.
I was happy to find my mom finished my seed stitch scarf. Each row is 99 stitches and there are probably 70+ rows of each skein, I'm bad at guessing, but I'll also guess that means it's over 1,000 stitches. I did bind off in the seed stitch so I kinda felt like I was able to "complete" it even though mom did the tedious part I just couldn't do anymore! I need a break from knitting!
The best snacks come in cute little bowls – now I know where I get it. My mom gave me a little antique bowl of washed strawberries for a snack.
Is that weird that I caption my photos before the photo? I just think it makes more sense when you scroll down, it's in order. I might be weird.
In other news, I went to church with mom and dad and got to worship with Lincoln Brewster! He's the worship leader of our church back home – I seriously look so much forward to it every time I go home that I always try to make it to two Sundays that's how much I love my church back home.
Lincoln Brewster's new album called Oxygen comes out this Tuesday. He had a pre-sale at church and dad bought three of them, one for me. I wasn't sure how creative to get with photographing an album so I made my dog sit with it. He looks pretty excited.
Hope you are all having a restful Sunday.
Diana Elizabeth will start seeing high school friends this week! She also has an equestrian shoot this week too.
When I was a little girl, probably in the 2nd grade, my mom cut my hair above my shoulders and I cried the entire time. In college, I went to get my hair cut and the stylist I had been going to for years who knew I loved my long tresses cut my hair right below my shoulders – I put my hair in a ponytail until it grew out and never saw her again.
Of course I think as humans we all have preferences on how we prefer we look – but sometimes you have to think, Is it really because I look better this way or Is this an unhealthy security blanket? I found security in my hair, I can't explain it, it sounds ridiculous and it wasn't this way all the time. Or perhaps it was, but I never realized it because I always left my hair long. Security turned into an idol. Now not all women who have long hair idolize their hair. But for me, deep down, I knew there was something wrong. I kept looking at photos of myself and thought, it just looked too long, but why couldn't I seem to cut more? Why was it giving me anxiety that even when I went for a trim I'd come home and declare, "It's too short!" ?
I've had many idols in my life. Some were things, vanity, other times it was a person, or a goal. My idols have changed and lessoned as I've matured spiritually and come to acknowledge them. I know people who have idols of things that I particularly couldn't ever imagine idolizing (at least it's not for me at the moment) – idols change and they hold different weight depending on who you are. None of us though are ever free from them.
I had never cut my hair short since that accidental college chop I mentioned earlier in this post. But then I did it this summer – you may or may not have noticed and if you didn't, you may be thinking I could've gone shorter to really make a point. The cut was a cut, one I would have never done before and two months later, I went back and cut it again. I actually walked away disappointed my hair wasn't shorter – such a change. Something happened after that. There's a feeling of freedom – I can cut my hair and I can grow it out, what-ev-er. It's just hair, it'll grow back. Honestly, I'll probably let it go long this fall because I think I my fall outfits will look better with longer hair, and I may cut it when it annoys me again. That's just one recent example of my latest idol. Hair – so silly.
There's something about letting go and realizing you're still the same person with or without your idol. Your idol is just a temporary fixation making something more important and bigger than life and God. It's putting too much weight on something that won't last forever – beauty, a thing, person, job, car, home, you pick your poison. How do you know if you have one? What creates fear in you if you suddenly lost it? What can't you give up right now? There's your answer.
Once you admit it, do something – let it go in your heart, cut the ties. It'll be so freeing. Chop chop.
Have you ever realized you had a security blanket/idol? What did you do to free yourself from it?
{Photo by Melissa Louise for Kokoon} Outfit: Kokoon top / Free People denim
Diana Elizabeth believes if you idolize something, you can let it go in your heart and still have it in your life – with a different perspective. Getting rid of an idol doesn't necessarily mean you have to say goodbye physically, but other times, you may.
I've always been healthy – although accident prone which has landed me several times in the ER over my lifetime. Over the past year I've been a little out of it – light headed, forgetful, migraines, fatigue, just really not myself – I even did a sleep test to see if I had sleep apnea because I never felt well rested even after 10 hours of sleep. Thanks to the recommendation of a friend, I saw a naturopath and the diagnosis was - my body was in shut down mode.
I also never knew I could have low Vitamin D living in such a sunny state (lotions, hard water, getting older will do that to you), and that eating good foods at the right time is really what it's all about. No more 11 pm munching and unintentionally fasting until 2 pm.
This is when my best friends stare at me across the table, eyebrows raised and say, "Di, what have I been telling you?" and I change the subject, to, "Oh my gosh, your hair looks SO pretty today!"
I've had friends who have solved their health issues simply by a diet change – taking one thing out and it solved everything. Isn't that funny how life is like that in general – remove that toxic friend, quit that demanding job, the removal of a single source of pain can change everything.
So I force myself to eat better, drink more water, and be a wee bit more aware that the amazing cinnamon roll won't give me enough energy as the omelette first thing in the morning. The trade off truly is much sweeter.
{Photo by Melissa Louise for Kokoon}
Diana Elizabeth now battles the, "I want to do everything now that I am feeling better" bug. Not a completely terrible thing, but she needs to slow it down.
The day after our kayak trip down the Russian River in Nor Cal, my dad set up a little safari ride in Santa Rosa. We drove a few miles to Safari West where we walked around and saw lots of animals before our jeep ride tour.
It was about 45 minutes of walking to see animals in their cages, monkeys, birds, you know, those sort of things.
It was great aside from a 6 year old in our group who spoke every thought he had, and interrupted the tour guide. I did however find him mildly entertaining when he kept saying, "The animal next to the butt?" or pointing out animal's genitals or screaming when the animal would go to the bathroom. I didn't say I had the finest sense of humor. Onward.
This giraffe really wanted a weed that he actually nearly tumbled over the gate when his hoof wasn't stable on the rock. I thought he was going to fall on me.
In the bird area the birds are not shy. This crane just stood there and cleaned himself when I walked in. I almost got turded (it should be a word) on when I tried to take a photo of another bird. The irony.
This gorgeous peacock's feathers makes me think he's part tiger, leopard and all sorts of other things!
I wanted one of these red feathers I saw on the ground from this little guy but we weren't allowed to take any – the safari wanted to keep them for the birds so they could build nests. Would have been an awesome addition to my hawk feather from Ireland!
Isn't the above bird just gorgeous? I want that guy for a pet. I'll trade my bunnies for him.
Also, raise your hand if you totally hate pigeons! Now what if your pigeons looked like this little guy down here, the blue pigeon? Yeah can't hate on him can you?
Jeep ride time. You can even sit up top, just watch for the branches!
So once in the Jeep, you drive into a gated area where animals are hanging out in their animal gangs. They can be super close to the Jeep, get in the way, or walk right up to you – they're just living in their element.
I purposefully told my mom to cut off my feet as I did not pack an extra pair of shoes after kayaking and had to deal with it.
Santa Rosa is in Northern California, close to the bay for anyone who isn't familiar with California. Even though I'm from California I don't know where everything is, the state is too dang big and I swear new cities pop up. You won't get cell service there by the way, I tried.
Anyway, here are some animals, and as my dad says, now you don't have to go to Africa. Took a mixture of these photos with my Sony NEX-5R and Canon Powershot S100.
Hope you enjoyed the safari with me! What's your favorite safari animal? I think mine would be that crazy multi-printed bird.
Diana Elizabeth doesn't remember what the names of the animals were hence the lack of captions, oops, sorry.
Have you heard of Fireproof with Kirk Cameron? It's pretty much a movie about a marriage falling apart and how one changes and the marriage is fixed – God is the center of the marriage and changes the dynamic of both involved. This was a huge movie – if you ask any Christian about it they would most likely rave about it.
A new updated movie has come out since 2008, called The Song. Similar story line, based upon the life of Solomon, I got goosebumps watching the trailer. I saw it a few weeks ago with Mr. Wonderful and a couple we consider mentors. It was a beautiful, funny, amazing movie. And just like Fireproof with studies and a journal, The Song has their own resources to help couples and churches.
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The movie is a love story with worldly complications, with the desire for fame, money, attention, applause and reaffirmation from the world – struggles we all deal with through different stages in our life. The Song single by Alan Powell is a great song too, it's played throughout the movie.
I can't wait to buy this movie when it comes out, and Mr. Wonderful wants the soundtrack when it comes out. The main actor is the lead singer of Anthem Lights and the acting is impressively good – I know you were wondering.
Diana Elizabeth cried, which means it was really good.
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agentorange [Celluloid 12.11.08] movie news horror
As quietearth said when he shared this link with me, "this stuff is pure gold." Of course he's right in more ways than one. Zombie Strippers might have sounded bad on paper but it was production company Scream HQ's ticket to financial windfall. Zombie Strippers debuted as one of Amazon's twenty best-selling horror DVDs of all time so who can argue with that action.
This of course brings us to Scream HQ's roster of upcoming projects, all of which promise to be as deliciously fun filled as Zombie Strippers. Can the world resist Cannibal Bitches of Beverly Hills? Meatville, Ouijahead, or Scream Queen? What about the touted Sex and the City meets Hostel of "Blood Sisters?" I think the wrting's on the wall people. These upcoming flicks will be very popular.
We've got the full skinny on all the projects so go get your exploitation fix.
Cannibal Bitches of Bevery Hills
Script by: Jim Roof
When super-star teen heiress Summer Holiday's plane crashes, she is stranded in the wilds of Santa Monica for forty-five harrowing minutes! Driven to the brink of madness, Summer survives her horrifying ordeal by eating her loyal maid, and discovers that human flesh is not only tasty, but is also slimming.
Soon, her all-meat diet is de rigueur amongst the elite of Beverly High, who begin to feed upon the school's social outcasts. Only one person stands between Summer's cannibal clique and total nerd annihilation: pint sized juvenile delinquent Roxy Jones. Armed with nothing but a piss-poor attitude and a bitchin' ninja sword, Roxy and her misfit friends unite the school's dweebs, dorks and spazzes, leading to a climactic prom-night battle between the mighty nerd army and the Cannibal Bitches of Beverly Hills.
Scream Queen
Script by: Jay Lee
Horror-Con is always a blast for fans of cinematic gore, but this year's promises to be unforgettable. For the first time in the convention's history, there will be not one, not two, but four guests of honor: Four legendary scream queens, each representing a different decade of classic American horror. There's a teensy little hitch, though: A hideously deformed maniac is on the loose in the convention center, slaughtering everyone standing between him and the objects of his mad obsession: the Scream Queens!
A grotesquely horrific comic romp in the vein of Zombie Strippers, Scream Queen offers everything horror fans crave: Gore, laughs, gore, gratuitous nudity, and of course, gore.
Script by: Jay Lee
In a remote corner of the deep south sits a forgotten town; a town whose true name has long been abandoned. When a group of government workers arrive to survey the area, they discover that the natives are a hostile, sinister lot. But the most sinister townsperson of them all is the man whose manners, hospitality and impeccable dress set him apart from the shabby and uncouth locals.
A gourmet who feeds on the purest of foods, he insists on eating the only meat that has not been genetically altered: Human flesh. Will he and his mad, white masked daughter devour all the hapless surveyors, or will some survive to escape that terrifying place called Meatville.
The House with 1,000 Eyes
Script by: Jim Roof
Three young drifters are lured by a seemingly normal couple to an escape-proof house whose every room is under constant sureillance. The couple's goal? To film the snuff world's first "triple feature" - the torture and murder of three victims within one night. What unfolds is an unflinching, documentary-style depiction of the horrifying events that follow. As the atrocities mount, tensions rise between the murderous couple, leading to a shocking, blood soaked climax.
Script by: Jay Lee
Life isn't easy for small-town teenager Jordan Chry. He's the town joke, a misfit outcast forced to endure the in-crowd's cruel, vicious harassment. However, his luck seems to take a turn for the better when he stumbles across an abandoned toy: a Ouija board. At first, the board seems nothing more than a harmless game, but when it accurately predicts a girl's death, Jordan begins to suspect it holds a dark, sinister power; a power that can help him enact terrible revenge upon his tormentors. As his psyche unravels and his madness grows, a dark psychological drama unfolds, drawing us deeper and deeper into the shattered mind of a boy beholden to the murderous orders of his Ouija board.
Blood Sisters
Script by: Jay Lee
A chick flick meets a slasher film. Two roomates discover their other roomate has a tendency to bring home the men who hit on her, then torture and kill them in their apartment. Hostel meets Sex and the City.
Dead Men
Script by: Jay Lee
In the Old West, a motley band of murderous outlaws stumbles across an eerie desert town; a town where every day is El Dia de los Muertos: The Day of the Dead. The village's crazed inhabitants aren't the gravest danger the fugitives must face, though, for the very desert itself is alive. It is a brutal, ravenous entity that loves, kills, and feeds. It even walks, in the form of a ravishing, seductive woman whose embrace brings ecstasy, madness, and death. Can the outlaws resist her terrible charms, or will they succumb and fall victim to the desert's unquenchable wrath?
Script by: Jim Roof
Guitar thrashing tough-girl Jesse and her college buds set out to enjoy a weekend of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll at a secluded cabin near the small town of Lonely Point. But as darkness falls, their dream vacation turns into a nightmare when they are attacked by a horrifying, monstrous husband and wife duo. As the teens are slaughtered one by one, they discover they are not the victims of a random attack, but have been lured to the cabin to serve as sacrifices to the grisly killers who haunt Lonely Point. Caged like animals, cut off from the outside world, Jesse and her friends must learn the terrifying origin of their inhuman tormentors in order to survive.
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Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
I want to see ALL of these! Right NOW!
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
aww man... these sound awesome. When's the next release!?
IzzyDeadyet (5 years ago) Reply
Jay Lee is awesome, I love his films and Roxy Saint looks to be in House of 100 Eyes so I can't wait for that one !


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spot on. Well done sir!
well played sir, well played.
The barbri pirates certainly looted my vessel.
If you were serious you would have said BarBri.
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The House on Wednesday sent the version the Senate passed last month to a Judiciary subcommittee. The House version passed last year.
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16.5 Syd Hill. Good used condition. Has its share of scuffs, but in good working order. Ask question before bidding. Paypal only. Payment within three days of auction close. No international shipping without previous arrangements. Will gladly combine shipping.
Emmett 83617, ID, United States3 days ago on ebay.com
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This is a top of the line Syd Hill saddle made in Brisbane Australia. Comes with extra set of stirrup leathers, breast collar, crouper, and saddle blanket with ttached saddle bags. Go to downunderweb.com to see these saddles and to price the new ones.
Athens TX, United States1 week ago on ebay.com
For sale $969
...on one picture and use the arrows to scroll through all 12 big pictures! ** Syd Hill Australian Polocrosse Close Contact 16.5" w/ Specialized dropped poleys! see pictures for all ...hand-softened. Comes with Overgirth, Undergirth, and Stirrups and Fenders shown- all fittings are Syd Hill Suprema fittings- just stunning quality :-) I take returns for any reason within 14 days- ...
Warren, IN, United States1 month ago on ebay.com
For sale $1,175
This is an original Syd Hill Suprema Boree Poley leather saddle. It is in excellent condition, extremely comfortable and incredibly lightweight (around 14 pounds), making it a perfect endurance or trail saddle. The poleys help keep you in your seat during spooks and trail challenges. I found them very helpful for steep downhills. Seat is 16.5 and the ...
Sonoma 95476, CA, United States3 weeks ago on ebay.com
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Used only once!!! gorgeous saddle, most comfortable saddle ever ridden in!! Sadly no longer fits my horse. Surface scuffs noted on both kneepads, seat and right saddle flap (please ...Please contact me for any questions/clarifications, thank you!! You are bidding on a Syd Hill Steve Brady Signature Series Saddle (including fittings--stirrup leathers, merino wool leg comforters,brass ...
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Syd Hill Suprema Bushmaster Poley This saddle is one of the finest Australian stock saddles you can buy. Built to last a lifetime of hard use this saddle is in fantastic condition and a features a 171/2" Australian seat which is the equivalent of a 15 1/2" western seat. The tree is a medium wide and has ...
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Ocala 34474, FL, United States3 days ago on horseclicks.com
For sale $1,799
...quality and the workmanship is excellent whilst being very durable and practical. Sadly Syd Hill Saddlers no longer make Australian saddles, so this is a rare opportunity to buy a ...are a bit rusted on this saddle, but they could be refurbished. A very nice floral pattern design on the saddle flaps lend this saddle to being a good show ... ...
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...This saddle is in excellent condition. Toowoomba Saddle company use to be the supplier for Syd Hill amp Sons, but now they make their own saddles. However, you cannot even ...
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New Hampshire
4/5 rDev -5%
07-27-2014 20:44:13 | More by Rochefort10nh
4.25/5 rDev +1%
05-04-2014 16:37:55 | More by patrick802
3.5/5 rDev -16.9%
11-29-2013 05:18:24 | More by iatethecloudsfor
3.75/5 rDev -10.9%
10-03-2013 17:53:52 | More by VTBeerTrade
4/5 rDev -5%
05-28-2013 18:11:33 | More by ncaudle
New York
4.25/5 rDev +1%
04-15-2013 13:04:35 | More by TallSaint
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev +1%
01-21-2013 03:48:19 | More by yourefragile
4.25/5 rDev +1%
11-08-2012 18:35:39 | More by c_patton
3.25/5 rDev -22.8%
11-04-2012 08:13:22 | More by chippo33
4.75/5 rDev +12.8%
10-29-2012 14:19:50 | More by dunix
New York
4.25/5 rDev +1%
09-23-2012 01:12:26 | More by SourinQns
4.23/5 rDev +0.5%
Bottle poured into a FFF tulip
A - Dark gold with tones of brown and yellow. Has a glow to it and slightly reflective. Small white head that left a nice amount of head
S - Smells of pine hops with a slight citrus and grapefruit mixed in as well
T - Strong pine and grapefruit hops with a nice lemon peel on the backend. This is really hoppy for being under 4% and would stand up with some of the best American IPAs out there. Leaves a nice, slightly bitter pine hops that lingers in the finish. The tartness from the lemon flavor adds a nice complexity and keeps it fom being a normal hop bomb
MF - A bit light, which would be expected for the low alcohol but has a nice amount of carbonation that gives it a full mouthfeel
O - Really amazing how much flavor is in this low alcohol beer. It has strong hop flavors mixed in with a light lemon that gives it a different complexity than you normally find in an IPA. Great offering by Lawson's.
08-31-2012 01:11:14 | More by jeonseh
4/5 rDev -5%
pour is a transparent light golden orange with a relatively tight white head. The nose is beady, light grain, fair bit of lemony grassy hops with a touch of grapefruit in back. The taste is more grainy, light bread crust, hops are weaker, still herbal, faint lemon note with a very dry finish, notes of grapefruit, and assertive carbonation on the light body.
08-21-2012 13:49:42 | More by cpetrone84
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
08-19-2012 15:15:37 | More by InspectorBob
4/5 rDev -5%
08-17-2012 14:37:38 | More by claytong
4.58/5 rDev +8.8%
Bomber into a Duvel tulip. Huge thanks to vonschplieffen for sharing this with me. 3.5% IPA? Why the hell not?
A: Hazy light orange body under a finger of frothy off-white head. Ok retention, light, sticky lace. Nice.
S: Lovely, heady, aromatic hoppiness. Very herbal, grassy, and fruity. As it warms, the fruits come out: melon, pineapple, and white grape. Absolutely heavenly.
T: Spicy, herbal, and fruity hops up front, with ultra-dry, mild bitterness on the finish. Really, really good.
M: Light-bodied, creamy carbonation. Great.
O: What a great beer! I wish this were A) canned, B) easy to get, and C) affordable, as I might drink nothing else in the summer. To find this kind of profound hoppiness in a genuine session beer is really, really special.
07-25-2012 23:35:35 | More by woosterbill
4/5 rDev -5%
07-21-2012 03:16:47 | More by millerbuffoon
3.75/5 rDev -10.9%
07-20-2012 19:46:25 | More by JAHMUR
New York
4.2/5 rDev -0.2%
A: Poured from the bomber into a Duvel tulip. Body is clear, golden-honey in color with a 1-finger bright white head. Leaves a bit of splotchy lace.
S: Juicy, resiny, pungent hops - and a touch of earthy spice. Big nose for such a "small" beer.
T: Follows the nose. Juicy hops - lemony citrus, pine needles and pine resin, and a touch of spiciness at the back end. Lingers with a drying bitterness on the palate and slight minerally taste.
M: Light-to-medium in heft (closer to light. Carbonation is modest, but a tad sharp.
O: A great beer for what this is - full of hop flavor with half the ABV of what passes for a straight IPA these days. I'm going to enjoy this.
07-13-2012 01:41:14 | More by Kendo
4.48/5 rDev +6.4%
Pretty awesome session strength IPA bursting with hop freshness while the ABV is held completely in check. This is the wave of the future! Reminds me a bit of some of the Tired Hands hoppy offerings in the way it packs so much fresh and vivid hop flavor into such a low alcohol beer. Pale gold, almost straw colored beer with a light haze and a small white head. Good retention and lacing. Aroma of resinous, citrus, and grassy hops, very little in the way of detectable malt. Really pops out of the glass in a lovely way.
In the flavor the malt takes a backseat to the hops in a big way; sweetness is extremely restrained, and the faintest dry, crackery malt note lies underneath the big hop characteristics. Again there is resins and pine, citrus and grass, lemony freshness. Tons of subtleties and complexity. Plainly, delicious. Dry finish and a lingering but not overly assertive bitter aftertaste.
Feel is slightly lighter than medium, carbonation is moderate, crisp but smooth and creamy. This is a totally elegant, totally quaffable beer that I would drink all the time if I could. Very, very good stuff.
07-10-2012 21:09:46 | More by tobelerone
3.5/5 rDev -16.9%
06-28-2012 03:10:23 | More by jawneyt
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
06-27-2012 23:05:10 | More by Caudalie
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +1%
06-10-2012 03:56:56 | More by koopa
5/5 rDev +18.8%
05-24-2012 20:53:58 | More by jamesewelch
4.33/5 rDev +2.9%
This beer pours a cloudy, straw yellow. It leaves a thick, fluffy white head. It really looks like a wheat beer.
It has a pretty strong, dank hop aroma. It smells like a much bigger beer.
Taste blew me away. I can't believe this is a 3.5% beer. It certainly will not be confused with a massive DIPA, but it can definitely hold its own with other IPAs.
It is crisp and clean in the mouth, with a little hop oil presence.
Overall, this is an awesome beer. What most impresses me is what they squeezed out of a 3.5% beer. The best 'session' beer I've ever had, period. This is a case of the end result being greater than the sum of its parts.
05-20-2012 22:55:01 | More by DaveHack
Three Penny Especiale from Lawson's Finest Liquids
91 out of 100 based on 29 ratings.


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i just want to know, does your name have a meaning? mine was a name from a manga i wrote about a lady(like in a royal family) who runs away to the countryside to teach girls to be witches. i'm just wonderin if im the only one with a meaning.
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umm.. not really..
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Thanks for the cool set, Thornwillow.
My usernam is what I used for loging onto the computers at my school. First letter of my first name, whole last name, and last two numbers of my school ID. I just got used to using it, and now I use it on just about every site I ever go to.
I really need to come around more often
mine is my mother's name, i don't know what would be the meaning, i only love that name n_n
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Mine doesnt mean anything, Aki is just my name written in Japanese, and chan is a cute way to call out peoples----NOT MY LAST NAME.
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Thanks to Wonderwice
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I wanted Hoshi-chan, but it was taken >x<
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mine means... my pseudoname is beatrix and that i'm a bunny and my favorite number is 220! ^.^
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Well.. I really like Shoujo Anime (even though I'm a straight guy) and putting a Z at the end makes it really cool.
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Relegated Exmouth push champions Hartpury College all the way
Posted: April 20, 2014|
EXMOUTH director of rugby Chris Wright believes Saturday's performance against champions Hartpury College proves it will not be long before the team is back in National League Two South.
Exmouth played host to the already-crowned champions at the Imperial Recreation Ground at the weekend, with themselves having also seen their relegation confirmed earlier in the month.
But they went toe to toe with the visitors for over an hour, with two tries from Alex Brown and one each from Richard Bright and Ross Morshead plus 12 points from Richard Cadywould leaving them just one point adrift.
Unfortunately for the hosts, Hartpury College pushed again adding two converted tries to run out 47-32 winners although Wright believes his side, bottom of the table, had given a good account of themselves against the champions.
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"We got a bonus point although we would have liked more. Hartpury are a very strong side and we did well to contain them for so long," he said.
"We have enjoyed our time in National League Two. On the back of that performance and a number of others this season, I hope it will not be too long before we are back in this league.
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304 College Street
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Wilkes County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council RFP
The Wilkes County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) announces the availability of $2,163.00 in intervention and prevention funds for services to delinquent youth and those at risk of delinquency.
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Program deadline is 5:00 pm, August 8, 2014.
Independent Registered Municipal Advisor Certificate
Wilkes County has retained an independent registered municipal advisor. Click here to view the certificate.


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The kid turns eight today, and as tradition dictates, I wanted to write him a letter, on his special day.
My wonderfully, rambunctious boy, words cannot describe how much joy you bring to my life. With you, everyday is an adventure and your dad and I can't wait to see what this next year has in store. You keep us on our toes, in ways I never imagined, and I am so, so, so happy to call you mine. You, my son, can be described in so many ways. You are loving, funny, creative, emotional, sensitive, impatient and so easily excited. Simply put, you are "you," and I wouldn't take you any other way.
At 8 years old, you are in full-on "boy mode." You love drawing; writing stories; playing outside; getting dirty; giving your mother a heart attack, with your daring feats; LEGOs; all things super heroes (Marvel over DC, obvs); sneakers; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; and video games. Your interests are so diverse, and that's what makes you the special boy you are.
Parenting you is the best kind of challenge, the kind that has taught me so much, and made me grow as a person. It has changed the way I think and the way I approach almost everything. It's shown me what it's like to put someone's needs before your own – every single time.
But, most of all, being your mom has taught me the true meaning of unconditional love, and I do love you, so very much.


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EventsA list of events taking place within the Department of the Study of Religions and its associated Centres can be found below. All are free and open to the public unless otherwise stated.
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- International and Interdisciplinary Conference: Pentecostalism and Development
The eighth international and interdisciplinary conference of the European Research Network on Global Pentecostalism (GloPent) is organised by the Centre of World Christianity and will be held at SOAS, University of London on 5th & 6th September 2014. The conference theme is "Pentecostalism and Development".
- Undergraduate Open Day
- This Open Day is aimed at anyone interested in studying at SOAS at undergraduate level.


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