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I can already hear the angry mob rising and see the torches and pitchforks on the horizon with this question! After all, what topic is as heated and hated as horror remakes? There have been some serious stinkers over the years but among that sea of garbage are some sparkling gems, some films that have stayed with us as excellent versions of tales that we dearly love.
So, with that, I ask you to join me as I show a few of my personal favorite horror remakes and then I want you to list some of your own favorites in the comments below!
The Ring
Gore Verbinski's 2002 J-horror remake was critically acclaimed and a smash hit at the box office. And you know what? It was well deserved! Smart, scary, well acted, and featuring some fantastic performances, this remake took the original and gave it a great remake that is still highly entertaining!
Without a doubt, 'The Thing'! The story, acting, and practical effects are top-notch!
Easily John Carpenter's The Thing. I also loved The Fly, Dawn of the Dead, and Fright Night remakes.
I don't really count John Carpenter's The Thing as a remake, almost no one saw the original 1951 movie anyway, however it sure is the best film on this list and my favourite horror.
Dawn of the Dead is Zack Snyder's best movie and a great zombie massacre! The Crazies are also quite good. The first title I thought of when I read 'What's your favourite horror remake?' was Fright Night though. Very enjoyable horror comedy.
Whether anyone has seen the original or not it is still a remake because, you know, it is a remake of another movie. Also, your contention that almost no one has seen the original The Thing is baloney. Many, many people have seen it. Maybe not in your circle of friends, but in the overall horror community it is hardly obscure.
How is this different from your occasional polls where you pit one remake against another?? Sigh. Whatever. Last House on the Left, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Blob (in addition to The Thing, The Crazies, The Ring and Dawn of the Dead). Maybe The Hills Have Eyes, just for its gore and violence, not overall quality.
The thing movie make me love horror genre. Love the crazy and dawn of the dead remake too.
The Hills Have Eyes
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Come on Jessica Biel/Platinum Dunes haters- it was and still is a very good film that stands on its own. Easily the only truly good reboot from Platinum Dunes. Their Amityville was really great and fun back in '05 but it really hasn't held up much and their Hitcher & Friday reboots weren't that memorable. I'm not even going to talk about their Nightmare which put them on EVERYONE'S shitlist.
Other than The Thing (obviously), my favorite horror "remake" is Evil Dead.
as much as i love the fly/blob/thing trinity that offers the blue print of what a remake should be, i'd have to go with dawn of the dead '04, if for no other reason that the fact that this film appeared at a time during the remake craze hollywood was going through, recycling our classics. yet dawn of the dead pays tribute to its source material WHILE carving it's own path, something too many counterfeit knock offs can't seem to understand. this film represents what Today's remakes should be.
and while dawn of the dead's premise is remade, its cast is all its own. it proves that you can have a solid ensemble cast of colorful characters that the audience is invested in. all of this coming from modern filming is damn near unheard of.
I agree with all those on the list, plus I'd add:
-Halloween (2007): I don't care what the haters say, this was a well done film. No one can match the style and aesthetic of Carpenter's original, so what's the point? Zombie made it a worthy remake because he didn't try to copy, but rather flipped it and gave us a gritty, brutal, and intense film. I love almost everything about the film, and most importantly grateful for making Michael Myers terrifying again.
-The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003): I like this movie for many of the same reasons I enjoyed the Halloween remake, in that it wasn't trying to clone the original. Is it perfect? No, but it does offer a unique take on the Leatherface mythos while maintaining an immense feeling of dread and fear.
-Evil Dead (2013): I was never a huge fan of the original (although I do enjoy watching it every now and then) so it was a bit easier for me to accept this one, but I think they did a phenomenal job. Despite it being a remake, and I use that term loosely, it feels surprisingly fresh and was one of favorite films of last year.
-Carrie (2013): I thought this film had a great cast and awesome atmosphere. The biggest compliment I can give this film is that I'm more inclined to watch this version than the original (which has not aged too well IMO).
ah wash your mouth out, the new carrie was horrid, the deaths were crap but the cgi totally ruined it lol
Other than the deaths and cgi, everything else was good. Carrie at the core is about something more than "OMGZ KEWLZ DEATHS".
Completely agree with Halloween, Texas Chainsaw, and Carrie. I never watched the original Evil Dead so I can't compare that. Zombie really did bring Halloween in to the new generation very well I thought. I really loved 2013′s Carrie mainly because the actors. They couldn't have had a better cast (in my opinion). As good as the original was, you are are right – it has not aged well at all! Carrie is too good of a story to just let die. My only wish that they would have done with the remake is for her to go all out at the end. Made the deaths, blood, and gore look like a "Saw" or "Final Destination" film. They knew that'd piss too many people off which is I'm sure why they didn't.
mine is invasion of the body snatchers the 1978 version, its better than the original which was not chilling or scary and its better then the newer versions also
I love it, the directing, the music everything is great and chilling to watch
My Bloody Valentine in 2D or 3D
Mother's Day even though it is loose remake I like it better
And as others mentioned
The Hills Have Eyes I like as much as the original
The Thing
Last House on the Left
And I actually like the Amityville Horror remake
I like Dawn of the Dead remake but not more than the original.
The Thing (1982)
The Fly (1986)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
These three are improvements on the originals. Even though other remakes are good, they aren't better than the original.
The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Great remake, and a big improvement from the Original. One of Alex Aja's best work!
Dawn of the Dead (2004) I've never been a big fan of the original, so I loved this one! One of the best modern zombie films.
Evil Dead (2013) Really good, and bloody!
Texas Chainsaw (2003) My all time remake favorite! I love leatherface in this one.
dawn of the dead, evil dead, those are the only ones i could bare to watch, oldboy wasnt too bad either
Pretty much the answers I expected (hoped) to see here. The Thing, The Fly, Dawn of the Dead and I would also like to add The Blob. It's not better than the original just a different take. I like it and the original Blob for different reasons.
I've found very few modern remakes stand the test of time. They come out so frequently, have five minutes of fame but they are forgotten about so quickly while the original remains strong.
The Hills Have Eyes remake was even better than the original !
"Village of the Damned!" Although the remake is becoming outdated now it was still a far and scarier improvement from the original! "House on Haunted Hill" also – mainly because Famke Jansen was in it of course.
Maniac, The Hills Have Eyes, TCM 2003, My Bloody Valentine 3D, The Thing, Dawn Of The Dead, Let Me In, The Ring, Fright Night (go ahead and hate, I don't care) and Evil Dead. To a lesser extent, I found remakes like The Amityville Horror, The Last House On The Left, Piranha, House On Haunted Hill, Quarantine (can't ever beat REC, though) and Sorority Row (typical 90′s slasher fare but I dug the Mean Girls meets Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer tone of the movie) to be enjoyable.
So other than echoing The Thing, the Funny Games remake with Naomi Watts and Michael Pitt. What's important about it is the language and the script, the references to Beavis & Butt-Head just work better in English.
for me DAWN OF THE DEAD is my #1 favorite but it's almost tied with Carpenter's THE THING. they are my 2 faves.
but there are tons of good remakes:
Obviously Last House on the Left… LOL no but there have been some good remakes. Besides "Last House". I enjoyed a lot but only a few are my favorites. I enjoyed The Texas Chainsaw Massacre a lot and own the DVD since it was released on the 2 disc set. Awesome set!
Other movies i don't own but will someday and enjoy. The Ring, Dawn of the dead, and The Thing. Very good remakes.
Great list. I'd have to add maniac, Texas chainsaw massacre, hills have eyes, evil dead, and the blob.
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Oh that's easy!
-Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), Rob Zombie's Halloween and Halloween II, Prom Night..
And I'm just fucking with ya.
No but in all seriousness, I'd definitely go with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), The Crazies (2010) and Evil Dead (2013). I'm not much of a remake fan but those 3 would have to be my top favorite to date.
haha. well played sir.
Thank you for not being serious about the Halloween remakes. There was a remake of Prom Night?
Yep! It came out in 2008 I believe.
N1ghtmar3Freak, LOL!
I'm a little surprised not to have seen 'House of Wax' on here. Sure, a loose remake, but it's a relatively brutal slasher and fun movie.
Agreed Frank. There's a lot to like about House of Wax especially that spectacular climax and of course the undeniable pleasure of watching Paris Hilton getting killed.
I love this remake as well. It was fun, well-paced, and shot really well. It's a cool little film (and just added to HBOGO).
Frank, i meant to add HOUSE OF WAX in my list! that movie was awesome! i can't believe how brutal some of the kills are in that. a very good and beautifully shot movie!
Evil Dead, Last House on the Left, My Bloody Valentine, Halloween, F13, NOES, The Grudge, Dawn of the Dead, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Fly, and I'll add The Thing too even though I haven't seen the original. It's better than the original anyway, right? I completely forgot about that movie The Crazies, I don't know why because I really liked it. Never saw the original, though.
If I had to choose one, I'd probably go "Night of the Living Dead" remake. The 90′s one. The original definitely needed some sprucing up. Not like all the remakes we get today. After that, Dawn of the Dead, TCM. I'm not big on remakes, so gonna stop there.
The Thing(1982) is the epitome of a remake. It does everything right, while keeping and intensifying the tension and mystery of the original. the perfect remake.
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The Thing.
That is all…..
Gotta be honest, I actually like remakes. I don't get the hate… it's not like it erases the old movie, and typically provides a different experience (even the Psycho shot-for-shot remake, though I didn't like it, managed to be its own movie… else it'd be rated as highly as the original :-P).
Some favorites though…
JC's The Thing, obviously (I also liked the re-premake!).
The Grudge (LOVE it, more than Ju-on itself, and is my modern Exorcist. Haters be damned)
The Hills Have Eyes
The Fly
The Ring
Dawn of the Dead
Savini's Night of the Living Dead
Evil Dead
etc… many more.
And maybe a bit odd, but… Little Shop of Horrors. From horror to a musical comedy, does that count?
Wizard of Gore: better casting, better special effects, and an actual plot this time around!
Let the right one in: looks at different elements from the book than the original movie.
I always thought that Thirteen Ghosts and House on Haunted Hill were awesome remakes. Dark Castle had a good thing going for a while there..
I'll do my top five:
5. Fright night
4. The hills have eyes
3. The thing
2. Invasion of the body snatchers '78
1. Dawn of the dead
1. Dawn of the Dead
2. Night of the Living Dead (1990)
3. House on Haunted Hill
4. House of Wax
5. 13 Ghosts
I need to see Fright Night now! I didn't know it was any good. The WORST remake is definitely The Haunting. The original was so, so great.
You should definitely check out the Fright Night remake. It gets a lot of shit but I (and a number of people here) really like it. It's not better than the original and it's not perfect (too much CGI and couple of not so great character choices) but I think it's ultimately a fun way to spend an hour and 45 minutes. I've always felt like the original was Rear Window with a vampire and the kind of great comedy that can appeal to a wide array of ages. The remake is more Disturbia (Rear Window for the modern generation) with a vampire and a more modern Superbad-esque brand of R-rated humor to appeal to the generation coming up on Seth Rogen movies. And it doesn't have anywhere near the heart and soul the original film does. But overall it's an enjoyable comedy horror flick that I love to watch back to back with the original. Sorry for rambling.
Thanks for the info! And no offense taken– I didn't think anything of it. I am a child of the 80s, and I actually think I saw Fright Night on video disc for the first time– great movie. I know I DEFINITELY saw the original Friday the 13th on video disc– when I was 8. Not inappropriate at all! LOL.
Hey, sometimes horror gets you when you're young. It got me at 6 or 7 years old. I love to tell people that my nephews, who are 8 and 5, are into horror. They love Scream, The Lost Boys, Fright Night, The Craft, Child's Play and The Cabin In The Woods (all of which are more fun fare with great comedic elements rather than overly dark and grim) but they're on their way. They even like the Evil Dead remake. As you can imagine, I'm very proud! But they want no part of stuff like The Conjuring or Insidious. They say those look too scary. Other than the ED remake they don't want to see anything with ghosts or demons.
P.S. I'm sorry if any part of my comment reads like an implication that you haven't seen the original. That wasn't the intention, I was just trying to give you an idea of how the movies differ.
I spit on your grave, TCM, Evil Dead
Evil Dead, The Crazies, Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, and Dawn of the Dead
The Thing (Carpenter)
Evil Dead
The Hills Have Eyes
The Blob
Dawn Of The Dead
evil dead, night of the living dead, friday the 13th, the hills have eyes are all good
The Blob (1988)
Night Of The Living Dead (1990)
Body Snatchers(1993)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Hills Have Eyes
The Crazies
Evil Dead
I'm loving the Evil Dead love here. I know a lot of ppl were giving it hell solely for being a remake and not having a charismatic lead. But I think the actors as a whole were much better. Maybe they didn't have the fun, but hammy Bruce Campbell but I liked that about this film.
I also love Halloween 2007. Sure the last 1/4 of the film was a rushed and inferior but the new Michael Myers was more menacing IMO. And from the opening credits til he killed Laurie's adoptive parents, it was pretty fun. I wouldn't call H2 a remake but I liked it too. Not the first time but upon multiple viewings, I appreciated the atmosphere and the visuals.
I remember liking The Hills Have Eyes but that movie has completely left my mind along w/ The Crazies. I gotta give them another watch.
Evil Dead 2013 rocked and I personally loved Jane Levy as Mia. She went from a junkie to demon possessed to final girl with a chainsaw. What's not to love?
i actually like a lot of remakes some of them are: (in no order)
dawn of the dead
house on haunted hill
thirteen ghosts
the thing
evil dead
the texas chainsaw massacre
the crazies
the ring
piranha 3d
my bloody valentine
night of the demons
silent night
black christmas was ok
The Thing was freakin' awesome even though it bore little resemblance to the original version. That movie's dvd extras are some of the best I've ever invested in. It's really amazing how people had to actually use their creative minds to create special effects years ago without stretching budgets & keeping viewers engaged like they did in that movie. I wish the recent prequel made more bank so we could see more of that subject in theaters in the future.
"I wish the recent prequel made more bank…"
I dont really see how you can look at something like JC's the Thing, and then look at that prequel and say that you'd like them to make another one?
You found them generally equivalent?
Or you just dont care how many times they take an isht on it.
If you need more Thing in your life try the comic sequals.
I haven't actually read them but they looked alright.
I don't regard the prequel as an attempt to recreate JC's version as some claimed it was. It was was they said it was going to be: the story of what happened to the "Swedes" that led up to the dog fleeing to JC's scientist camp. From that aspect, it was a fine addition that kept with the elements of Carpenter's film (he gave the film his blessing).
There's room to take both storylines further in a strict sequel to JC's movie where a rescue team finds what's left of both camps and runs into Kate Lloyd wherever she ends up. You could then see the further paranoia as the beast begins replicating & replacing humans as you backfill what happened to it in both camps, morphing it from a horror paranoia theme to more of a survival/apocalyptic take both films alluded to should the alien reach populated areas. Both aspects of that would be a natural extension, I think, and, in fact, has been touched on by the Playstation/X-Box 2002 game. I never played it but the plot description sounds like what I'd aim for in a sequel with elements of the prequel wrapped in somehow. If done correctly with a good writer & Carpenter's influence, it could be great.
I've heard of the comics but haven't looked into buying them.
Thats a comprehensive list of over produced, non-creative trash.
How old are you?
13 to early 20′s?
Its unfortunate that hollywood is making a profit off of young peoples inexperience by stripping all the soul and creativity out of classic properties that took artistic endeavor, sacrifice and determination to uniquelly create,
and then shellacking the skeleton in skater metal, videogame graphics and 90210 actors.
They grow up with a distorted view of quality, originality and the effort it took to achieve those things.
the hills have eyes- the best remake in modern cinema imo… and of course the blob and carpenters thing..
The Blob was decent mid 80′s lower expectation sci-fi.
It was good, not great.
(Although young Shawnee Smith WAS incredibly great.)
I liked that and the Invaders from Mars remake had its lower expectation charms.
If BD does a poll on the WORST remake, the internet will explode.
Oh, fuck yeah, I wish they would. I've got a couple for that list.
My personal favorite horror remake is 2013′s Maniac. I loved everything from the actors to the soundtrack and everything in between.
100% agree. Maniac was fantastic. Elijah Wood killed it (or scalped it, rather).
Totally agree! The soundtrack to that film was just utterly gorgeous.
John Carpenter's The Thing and The Fly (1986) are two of the best. Two examples of why all remakes don't suck. I think I like The Thing more but both are awesome.
Personally, I think we should stop praising remakes and take a stand against them.
Not sure why Ring or Crazies is even on this list…
The Ring as great, but The Crazies? Now that is just crazy…
The Thing.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Those are probably the only 2 remakes I've seen, horror or otherwise that justify the concept at all. And 2 out of hundreds doesn't seem to justify the concept at all either.
I liked Cronenbergs Fly well enough,
Its a good movie.
But its not really a fave of mine, its not even my fave Cronenberg movie.
And kind of like Cronenbergs the Fly, the Coens True Grit was a good movie. Wasn't their best and arguably not all that necessary.
They could have been doing something better.
The Hills Have Eyes, The Last House on the Left, Evil Dead, The Thing, The Fly, Let Me In, I Spit On Your Grave, The Crazies
People forget, the problem isn't that there's remakes. The problem is who's making them and how they're made. Unfortunately, a lot of them were watered down and ditched what was good about the original. The Fog was one of the worst ones I'd seen along with A Nightmare on Elm Street. Hopefully the Friday The 13th reboot next year actually does justice. I'm surprised they actually picked David Bruckner. Usually, Platinum Dunes just use commercial or music video directors.
The Thing (1982), Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978), Friday The 13th (2009), My Bloody Valentine, Sorority Row,
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) and Dawn Of The Dead also lol
The Fly
The Thing
The Blob
The Hills Have Eyes! I remember being blown away by it, so I figured the original would be even more amazing. I was not impressed.
I also love the Evil Dead remake, because it took the original concept and elevated the violence, while still paying homage to the original throughout.
Other favorites include: My Bloody Valentine, Last House on the Left, Funny Games,Let the Right One In/ Let Me In, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Robot Unicorn Attack
Upon loading up the game and probably startling Google Chrome itself with the absurdness of what I was playing, the word disappointment temporarily fell out of my vocabulary because after even 30 seconds of playing my head was filled with rainbows, amazement, and awe at how simultaneously simple and entertaining the experience was. Aside from the frightening array of colours that would distress even the hardiest of retinas, everything about this game is unbelievably simple and easy to grasp. Taking the fact that you are a mechanical unicorn as given, you are thrown into a bubblegum world of fantasy and sparkle which, upon witnessing it with your own eyes, will make you understand what those Skittles talk about when they bang on about "tasting the rainbow". As a robot unicorn, your job is to simply run endlessly across terrain, jumping intermittently when the ground beneath you ends and landing on the next platform. The jumps become increasingly difficult as you progress, with terrain and giant star-shaped obstacles getting in your way.
The Hills Have Thighs
Evil Head
The Blair Bitch Project
Erotic Nights of the Living Dead
A Wet Dream on Elm Street
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Friday the 13th…simply cause Jason can run now! Lol


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Showing off the baby bump: Mary Portas arrived hand-in-hand with her pregnant partner Melanie Rickey at Tatler's 'lesbian ball'
The guests who converged on a fashionable London address for a society ball were as impeccably attired as you might expect.
But there was something slightly unusual about the turnout – there wasn't a man in sight.
The women were being escorted by women, and many of them were holding hands, or arm-in-arm with one another.
They were on their way to Tatler magazine's All Girl party at Portland Place in Marylebone, central London.
Or, as it has become known in the run-up to the much anticipated event, the Tatler Lesbian Ball – surely the first of its type in the high-society publication's 300-year history.
Stating the sexual orientation of guests at a party might be to invite accusations of gratuitousness, but in this instance it was quite appropriate.
For the entire point of the Tatler party was to celebrate lesbianism and lesbians, to – in the words of the magazine's editor – 'normalise' lesbians in society.
High-profile lesbian guests included the TV presenters Mary Portas and Clare Balding and the actress Sophie Ward, all with their female other halves.
But you didn't have to be a lesbian to gain admittance.
Among the heterosexual guests were actress Gillian Anderson, television presenter Anneka Rice and Net-a-Porter fashion website founder Natalie Massenet.
The guests mingled in the two ballrooms of the grand terrace mansion designed by Robert Adam.
They drank Moet & Chandon champagne and nibbled on sushi, mini fish and chips, chicken goujons and mini ice cream cones.
Miss Ward, 47, looked stunning in a full-length black sleeveless frock and posed for photographers arm-in-arm with her partner, Rena Brannan.
But it was Miss Portas and her partner, Melanie Rickey, who provided the most arresting sight of the evening.
It has been rumoured for a couple of months that the couple are expecting their first child together and Miss Rickey's large bump, beneath a striking midnight blue dress, confirmed it.
Miss Portas – in leather trousers, high-heeled sandals and a chic cream blazer – and Miss Rickey posed hand-in-hand outside the entrance.
It has been reported that Miss Rickey conceived after having IVF, but it is not clear whether they used an anonymous sperm donor or whether the donor is known to the couple.
Yesterday, neither Miss Portas, 51, or Miss Rickey, 38, a fashion journalist, were available for comment. Miss Portas was previously married to chemical engineer Graham Portas, with whom she has two children, Mylo, 18, and 16-year-old Verity.
'Superb night': TV presenter Clare Balding (left) with her partner, Alice Arnold
And even the doormen were women at the annual Tatler society ball
Ball gown glamour: Actresses Gillian Anderson and Sophie Ward (R) both made an effort for the London event
They divorced in 2003 and the following year she met Miss Rickey at a dinner held at the Royal College of Art. They have been together ever since, and in 2010 publicly affirmed their commitment in a civil partnership ceremony.
After the party Miss Rickey wrote on her Twitter page: 'Well the Tatler Lesbian Ball is brilliant, wall to wall lesbian fabulosity.'
Like Miss Portas, Sophie Ward – the daughter of actor Simon Ward – was also married before she met her female partner.
Supporting them: The X Files star clearly agrees with Tatler's views when it comes to lesbians in today's society
Not so girly: Nicola Formby and Anneka Rice (R) decided against wearing dresses
Ready for summer: Penny Smith and Amber Atherton (R) both showed off their legs in shorter print dresses
Her marriage to Paul Hobson, a vet and father of her two children, broke down in 1996 after she fell in love with American writer Miss Brannan. In 2000, she and Miss Brannan had an unofficial 'marriage' ceremony.
Miss Balding, the 41-year-old BBC sports presenter, and her partner Alice Arnold, 48, the Radio 4 newsreader, went public with their relationship in 2003 after attending the London premiere of horse-racing film Seabiscuit. They had a civil partnership ceremony in 2006.
After Thursday's party, Miss Balding tweeted: 'Utterly superb night at the Tatler Ball. Very glam, very class and apart from my feet hurting like hell from high heels, thoroughly enjoyable.
'My only regret – why did I shake Fiona Shaw's hand when she said goodbye? Why didn't I give her a hug? Am I a politician? NO.'
Miss Shaw, the acclaimed Irish actress, has been reported to have been in a relationship with the actress Saffron Burrows.
The party was hosted by Tatler editor Kate Reardon to coincide with the August issue of the magazine, which profiles a number of lesbians, including comedian and broadcaster Sue Perkins, environmental campaigner Tamsin Omond, actor and writer Emma Kennedy and model Eden Clark.
Miss Reardon said: 'What I hoped we achieved with this party was to begin to normalise lesbianism in "high society". Last night was us saying, "This is it – we are crossing the Rubicon".'
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Don't know if this is a match or not, but shown below is some of the info on my Lashbrook family genealogy from Devonshire. Take a look and let me know if it matches anything you have.
Descendants of William (1) Lashbrook
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM (1)1 LASHBROOK was born in Devonshire, England, and died 1760. He married MARY BRIDGES ?.
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but if you look at the sentence structure and wording of the "omitted" parts they don't match up well. If we have any English professors here they could explain it better. If he did write them, he was under a totally different frame of mind.
If this man did kill some people I do not condone it one bit. Sometimes people hit a breaking point, but that's when you change jobs. It happened to me.
Cut throat back stabbing corporate stooges were at my last job, and they hired a kid with no work experience to be my boss after promising me manager of a multimillion dollar laboratory.
The only thing that kept me going was working really hard and trying my best. And I accomplished a lot of great stuff, things under an NDA, so I can't talk about them, and even though I knew the environment I was working in was toxic, I could disappear into my work and forget everything else.
I ended up cold calling a competitor who was non-corporatist. Best decision ever. Got a new job, harder than the last and less money.
I think this guy should have put forth all his disagreements out for the public but he went way over the edge. I kept my mouth shut with my last job and would never disparage the company in public as it's a privately owned corporation, but this case is public and the public needs to know this kind of stuff.
He just went about it the wrong way. I know it's easy to say find a new line of work. But killing other people is not the answer. He might not have even killed anyone. Maybe he hired some thugs. Who knows. We will never know the truth. But I think we can agree picking off people you used to work with on a grudge is pretty horrendous.
Any type of warfare is bad, IMO. There will always be blowback. Unfortunately it seems like warfare has been around since, well, forever.
He should have been grateful to be out of that circle he so hated. Obviously, and unfortunately, he couldn't find a place to fit in. I would feel bad too. But I would rather go work a low stress job and live in a shack then have no job and a huge chip on my shoulder.
There's no firm answer on how to handle a workplace like that.
Other than "Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely" and get out and either get involved with the people in a more positive manner and get out a video camera, talk to people, and such. I don't know. There's no way I could walk a mile in that man's shoes, or gain his total perspective. Nobody will but him.
I think most people know the most corrupt people in the world are cops, politicians, and govt bureaucrats. Hopefully this will wake more people up but listening to the news they aren't telling the whole story and the "manifesto" will likely fall on deaf ears and only serve this man to provide him peace of mind (in violence, which is tragic.) Not only that but innocents are being rustled up by LEO's and all kinds of other misdeeds are also occurring.
Living a peaceful life is the only answer. Violence serves nobody.
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Think you're prepared to talk with your kid about sex? Read this before you do.
By Alina Tugend
On a recent episode of CBS' show The Good Wife, the character played by Julianna Margulies, Alicia Florrick, discovers that someone has used the family computer to search for information about condoms. She awkwardly asks her teenage son, and then her teenage daughter, if they were the culprits. The children, mortified, deny it; Florrick backs out of their rooms regretting that she ever asked.
That scene sums up many parents' experience trying to raise any sex-related subject with their kids: Everyone involved wants it to end as quickly as possible. We all know that avoiding the topic and hoping that children will pick up what they need to know at school, from nannies or through peers isn't the answer. But the most common solution—sitting your child down for "The Talk"—isn't much better.
The reason? The mistake parents most often make with their kids is making a big deal out of having a single conversation about sex. Parents steel themselves for The Talk—and then, having fumbled their way through it, never broach the subject again. They've fulfilled their responsibility, and whatever happens next, they'd rather not know.
In truth, the idea that there's just one necessary conversation about sex is simply a way for parents to minimize the frequency with which they have to raise the subject. When children are young, parents may feel more comfortable talking about the nuts and bolts—or birds and bees—of body parts and the mechanics of sex. But as their kids get older, they'll need to raise such hot-button topics as when it's appropriate to have sex for the first time, birth control and online pornography. And as kids log onto social networks at increasingly early ages, parents need to explain to them about the reality of sexual predators.
It's sometimes easy for parents—especially those whose children attend topnotch private institutions—to assume that their kid's school will handle the trickier issues. And while many schools, both public and private, do offer excellent programs, teens still need parental guidance.
In some cases, parents may be busy working or traveling and so children's questions about sex may arise with their nannies. I asked Cliff Greenhouse, president of New York's Pavillion Agency, which specializes in sourcing domestic staff, how he thought a nanny should respond if her charge asks about sex. "Nannies will be fielding the questions," he said, but it puts them in an untenable position; they don't want to intrude on the parents' role in something so personal. "The best thing would probably be to say, 'Let me talk to your parents and see what they think.'"
One way for parents to facilitate conversation about sex is to look for and capitalize on "teachable moments." If you're watching TV with your kid and an issue that seems important comes up, hit the pause button and ask, "What do you think about that?" Your kid may just want the remote back, in which case, wait till the show is over, then ask again.
Another way is to point out something from a newspaper or the web and ask, "What do you think about that?" It's a good way to address issues such as sexting (if you don't know what that is, ask your teen) that can otherwise be difficult to bring up. The point is "to make children better thinkers, so they have healthy relationships," says Bill Taverner, executive director of Planned Parenthood's Center for Family Life program.
If you feel ill at ease talking about the subject—and few parents don't—it's OK to admit that to your kids. Most likely, they already know. And never jump to conclusions or rest on assumptions. After all, in that episode of The Good Wife, it wasn't the kids who were Googling "condoms"—it was their grandmother.
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Tailored from lustrous Italian silk crepe, this figure-skimming gown boasts a slight mermaid hem and daring back cutout.;V-neckline;Sleeveless;Bust darts;Side zipper;Seam details;Cutout back;Train at back hem;About 66" from shoulder to hem;Silk;Dry clean;Imported of Italian silk;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Narciso Rodriguez black suede and stone leather Claire tote. Embossed logo at top line; winged sides, black leather corners and base. Lined with supple black leather; zip pocket and slip pocket at interior. Flat stone leather top handles. Open top. 12.0" height x 15.5" width x 5.5" depth (approximately) . 9.5" handle drop, approximately. Made in Italy.
Creamy double-face wool envelops the figure in fuzzy soft warmth with this beautifully crafted minimalist coat that pops open around the collar to frame the face with bold silk stripes. 39" length (size 44). Hidden front snap closure. Silk lining. 89% virgin wool, 11% polyamide. Dry clean. By Narciso Rodriguez; made in Italy. Collectors.
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Sophisticated elegance defines these vibrantly hued cutaway pumps with sleek instep strap and self-covered stiletto heel.;Covered heel, 4.13" (105mm);Suede upper;Concealed elastic under strap;Slip-on style;Leather lining and sole;Padded insole;Made in Italy
A form-flattering sheath in substantial knit is updated with a sculptural peplum panel at the waist. ;V-neck;Long sleeves;Peplum waist;Pencil skirt;Pullover style;About 39" from shoulder to hem;Viscose/nylon;Dry clean;Imported;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Peekaboo cutouts heighten the allure of this bodycon dress in precisely seamed Italian jersey. ;Shoulder straps;Deep square neckline;Side cutouts at bodice;Seamed details;Contrast two-way back zipper;Silk lined;About 39" from shoulder to hem;Viscose/nylon/elastane;Dry clean;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Narciso Rodriguez seamed dress with harness-style back. Jewel neckline. Sleeveless. Sheath silhouette. Two-way zip back. Viscose/polyamide/spandex; silk/spandex lining. Made in Italy. Model's measurements: Height 5'10.5"/179cm, bust 32"/82cm, waist 23.5"/60cm, hips 34.5"/88cm, dress size US 2.
Precise paneling structures a clean-line crewneck sheath saturated in eye-catching color. For additional modern polish, a jet-black two-way zipper scales the full back length. 37" length (size 38 IT). Back zip closure. Lined. 91% viscose, 9% elastane. Dry clean. By Narciso Rodriguez; made in Italy. Collectors.
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Shapely seams structure a smooth-knit cardigan designed with a fitted shape and cropped silhouette for easy layering. 17" length (size 40 IT). Front two-way zip closure. 56% viscose, 24% polyamide, 20% elastane. Dry clean. By Narciso Rodriguez; imported. Collectors.
Narciso Rodriguez ivory wool-cashmere oversize pullover turtleneck sweater. Fully fashioned sleeves, openwork-knit detail at front. Pulls over. Available in Ivory. Wool/cashmere. Dry clean. Imported. Our model is 5'10"/178cm and is wearing a size 38 IT.
Narciso Rodriguez's slingback mules are a sleek choice for day or night. The smooth black leather is cut in the perfect pointed-toe silhouette, while the watersnake -covered heel adds subtle interest. Work yours with a monochrome top and skirt. Anthracite watersnake-covered heel measures approximately 105mm/ 4 inches Black leather Elasticated slingback strap Watersnake: Indonesia
Colorblock crepe Narciso Rodriguez dress. Doubled shoulder straps frame deep V neckline. Peaked high waist. Straight skirt. Approx. 38"L from shoulder to hem; hem hits above the knee. Back zip. Acetate/viscose/spandex. Silk/spandex lining. Dry clean. Made in Italy.
For Her celebrates the season with limited-edition atomizer bottles. A sensual way to spray For Her and experience the journey into a heart of musk. A glamorous, sensual, intoxicating fragrance that embodies true elegance and timeless luxury. Available for a limited time. Not tested on animals. 2.5 oz. Made in France.
Harness-inspired panels in a contrast hue add a graphic pop of color and edge to this sharply tailored sheath in Italian jersey. ;Jewel neckline;Sleeveless;Waist darts;Contrast two-way back zipper;Silk lined;About 39" from shoulder to hem;Viscose/nylon/elastane;Dry clean;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Strategic contoured seaming structures this ribbed jersey dress to shape-enhancing effect.;Round neckline;Sleeveless;Seam details;Exposed back zipper;Back cutout detail;Silk lined;About 39" from shoulder to hem;Viscose/nylon/elastane;Dry clean;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Narciso Rodriguez black, white and beige colorblock smooth leather Boomerang 'Tooth' clutch. Embossed logo at back, "Boomerang" angled bottom, polished silvertone hardware. Lined with black leather; three slip pockets and four card slots at interior. Wrist strap. Top zip closure. 8.00" height x 11.00" width x 1.25" depth (approximately) . 7" wrist strap, approximately. Made in Italy.
Crafted of velvety Dark Cherry suede inset with geo-cut brown leather, Narciso Rodriguez's Claire duffel is styled with winged sides, rolled leather handles and a detachable leather shoulder strap. Brown leather corners and base, polished silvertone hardware. Lined with black smooth leather; zip pocket and two slip pockets at interior. Rolled brown leather top handles; detachable flat brown leather shoulder strap. Two-way top zip closure. 11.00" height x 15.00" width x 5.75" depth (approximately) . 4.5" handle drop, 18.0" strap drop (approximately) . Includes lock and leather-bound key. Made in Italy.
A wardrobe foundation you'll turn to season after season, these wool-crepe pants feature a sophisticated straight cut from their banded waist to the notched ankle-length hems. 30" inseam. Hidden zip-fly closure. Side angle pockets. 100% virgin wool. Dry clean. By Narciso Rodriguez; made in Italy. Collectors.
Vertical panels of variegated wool-crepe are pieced together to form a structured crewneck dress designed with strategic darts drawing in the waist. 36" length (size 40). Exposed back-zip closure. Silk lining. 100% virgin wool. Dry clean. By Narciso Rodriguez; made in Italy. Collectors.
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Narciso Rodriguez colorblock grey and navy wool-blend fitted knit dress Body-conscious silhouette, fully fashioned elbow-length sleeves, form-fitting seams at bodice. 38" from shoulder to hem, approximately. Available in Grey/Navy. Wool/silk/elastane. Dry clean. Imported. Our model is 5'10"/178cm and is wearing a size 38 IT.
Narciso Rodriguez white and black colorblock stretch wool-silk sleeveless sheath styled with ribbed grey piping throughout. Form fitting, jewel neck, princess seams at back. 36" length from shoulder to hem, approximately. Slips on. Available in White/Black/Grey. Wool/silk/elastane. Dry clean. Imported. Our model is 5'10"/178cm and is wearing a size 38 IT.
Narciso Rodriguez black wool jersey long-sleeve top styled with ruching at front and back. Panel construction, form fitting, crewneck. Pulls over. Available in Black. Wool. Dry clean. Made in Italy. Our model is 5'10"/178cm and is wearing a size 38 IT.
Crafted of smooth black kidskin, Narciso Rodriguez's Carolyn ankle boots are styled with an angular cutout and an asymmetric topline. 4" (105mm) heel, approximately. Pointed toe, angular cutout at side, asymmetric topline, leather-covered stiletto heel, silvertone hardware. Exposed zipper at side. Leather sole. Available in Black. Made in Italy.
Narciso Rodriguez silk charmeuse sheath dress lavished in a sweep of matte silver, shiny silver and matte bronze bugle beads. Jewel neckline, darting at bust, sleeveless, high-low hemline. 36" to 40" length from shoulder to hem, approximately. Side zip closure. Available in Silver/Bronze. Silk. Specialty care. Made in Italy.
Modern and feminine, Narciso Rodriguez's color-block top is designed with a layered cotton and silk-blend bodice and a waist-defining light-gray and black jacquard peplum hem. Balance the look with straight-leg pants and pointed pumps. Ivory cotton and silk-blend, black and light-gray jacquard Exposed zip fastening through back 80% cotton, 18% silk, 2% elastane; lining: 100% silk Dry clean
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Crafted with elegant wrap-effect straps, Narciso Rodriguez's tomato-red suede 'Camilla' pumps are designed to flatter. A cleverly placed elasticated leather ankle tab ensures that these runway heels slip on and off with ease. Covered heel measures approximately 105mm/ 4 inches Tomato-red suede Slip on
For his latest collection, Narciso Rodriguez reworks masculine tailoring for the city-chic woman. This oversized wool-blend coat has contrast lapels, a sharp stand-up collar and streamlined slant pockets. Mirror the runway by styling yours with tapered pants and pointed ankle boots. Beige textured wool-blend Concealed snap fastenings through front 89% wool, 11% polyamide; combo1: 100% wool; combo2: 70% acetate, 30% viscose; lining: 100% silk Dry clean
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The bronze and grape beads on Narciso Rodriguez's silk dress give the classic shift silhouette a liquid-like fluidity. Worn on the runway at New York Fashion Week, this style needs little adornment – heels and a box clutch complete a glamorous evening look. Grape silk Zip fastening along shoulder 100% silk Dry clean
Create an unforgettable impression with sensually scented strands. Musc is at the heart of For Her. The fragrant harmony of the musc expresses itself through three pulsations; honey flower, radiant amber, and tactile wood. The essence develops gently and slowly, rounding out into the warm tones of sunkissed skin dusted in a soft, velvety sensuality. 1 oz.
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Narciso Rodriguez sheath dress in pebbled crepe jersey. Approx. 35"L center back to hem. Slimming colorblock waist. Bateau neckline; sleeveless. Two-way back zip forms adjustable vent. Fitted silhouette falls above knee. Viscose/polyester/spandex. Made in Italy.
The For Her Eau de Toilette Holiday Gift Set makes a sparkling statement this holiday season. Includes a black pouch with a 3.3 oz. eau de toilette and a 1.6 oz. body cream. Not tested on animals. Made in France.
A luxurious blend of silk and merino wool, fine-knit in a sleek, form-fitting colorblocked silhouette.;Round neckline;Sleeveless;Pull-on style;About 22" from natural waist;Merino wool/silk;Dry clean;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.


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Grand Canyon adds former New Mexico guard Demetrius Walker
Jul 10, 2013, 9:03 PM EST
Prior to the start of the Mountain West tournament, New Mexico head coach Steve Alford announced that 6-2 guard Demetrius Walker was suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules. Later in March that suspension would turn into Walker having to leave the program, and the fact that he earned his bachelor's degree allows the Fontana, Calif. native to play next season without having to sit a year.
On Wednesday it was announced by Grand Canyon University, a provisional Division I member that begins play in the WAC this season, that Walker will play for first-year head coach Dan Majerle in 2013-14.
"We are excited to have a player of Demetrius' ability that has played at both New Mexico and Arizona State," Majerle said in the release. "It is good to have him here at GCU, as he brings with him a lot of experience and can score the basketball. He will be big for our team next season having a guy that we can go to."
Walker played one season at Arizona State before transferring to New Mexico, where he averaged 7.4 points and 2.8 rebounds per game in 2011-12. And the fact that he played some of his best basketball towards the end of the season, reaching double figures in three of New Mexico's five postseason games (three Mountain West, two NCAA), led many to believe that Walker would be able to take the next step on a team that already had Hugh Greenwood, Tony Snell and Kendall Williams on the perimeter.
But Walker was unable to take that next step, reaching double figures in just one game in 2013 (12 points vs. Nevada on February 2; four double-digit outings in non-conference play) and seeing his last action as a Lobo on February 13 at Fresno State.
Now Walker gets a fresh start at Grand Canyon, which won 23 games in 2012-13 but has to replace leading scorer Joshua Lowery (13.3 ppg). And he'll get one more night at The Pit, as the Antalopes will visit New Mexico this season.
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- coryfor3 - Jul 11, 2013 at 12:45 AM
I will never figure out how an NBA assistant who was half a step from being an NBA head coach has to drop to GC to get a head coaching gig or any coaching gig. Thunder Dan could have surely gotten a high major assistant job or been a head coach somewhere up the ladder from a provisional d1. Or hung on him the NBA somewhere. Heck they found a place for Sheed.
- Raphielle Johnson - Jul 11, 2013 at 7:54 PM
Watching Sheed coach in the Orlando Summer League has been the best.
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I'm 15 and I only have one tuberous breasts. My mom agreed that if it sagged more I could get it done. What would be the best implant for the correction. I know that I might need an expander and have to get rid of the tightness at the bottom. I've also heard that silicone implants are excepted for congenital deformites of the breast, is that true?
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What Would Be the Best Implant for Tuberous Breast Correction?
Tuberous breast deformities in their true form show 1. High riding inframammary folds, 2. Herniated breast tissue into the nipple areolar complex, and 3. A constricted lower pole of the breast. While there are many variations of this deformity an evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon is a must. You are correct that sometimes patients are best treated with tissue expansion followed by an implant. Not every patient needs to go to that extreme to fix the problem. Your surgeon will guide you through those decisions. Without seeing pictures it is hard to comment on what your situation is. If this is considered a congenital deformity then yes you are allowed to have silicone implants with the consent of your guardian. The FDA only approved the use of silicone implant devices for women aged 22 and older for cosmetic use. I thing that silicone implants to leave patients with a very nice natural looking and feeling breast. Depending on how much breast tissue you have and if the implant will be placed above or below the muscle you can also have a great result with saline. Discuss pros and cons with your surgeon.
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Ideal breasts are comprised of evenly distributed tissue while tuberous breasts are characterized by tissue that is concentrated directly underneath the protruding nipples. Because of this, a common treatment technique involves releasing this constricted breast tissue by making internal radial incisions that allow it to splay out properly. These incisions are done internally so the patient doesn't see anything externally. In most cases I will suggest the placement of an implant, typically in the sub-mammary position to better influence the breast's shape and to add greater volume. If excess or sagging skin is present, I may recommend performing a breast lift as part of the procedure as well. You may require a breast lift for your right breast, however a more accurate assessment can be obtained through a physical examination with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon. You should wait until you're about 19 or so before proceeding with surgery, since your breasts are still maturing. At that time, you can also discuss the best implant option, based on measurements of your pre-surgery contour.
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Posted by: kayamedic on Apr-19-13 5:03 PM (EST)
Check out the Shingle Shanty case in NY State.
Laws vary state to state, so any response has to be state specific.
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