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The Crazy Stupid Love singer tied the knot less than two weeks ago in an intimate ceremony in Mustique, which saw only her mum Joan Callaghan and her personal assistant Lily England in attendance.
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"A lot of her family haven't even met the guy, and some were upset about missing the big day," an insider told The Mirror. "So they want to do something to make up for things. It will also be a great opportunity for family and friends of both sides to get to know each other.
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Craig Whitt had lived across the street—Holly Circle, to be precise—from the house of severed hands since as far back as he could remember.
The house was not much different from his own. Both were modest ranch styles where, in one, a boy slept by Bullwinkle moose nightlight, while in the other…things stayed awake. Three lots over and down, it nestled at the dead end of the cul-de-sac between two vacant overgrown lots to each side.
Lime green peeling paint. Lawn brown. Two windows in the front were badly cracked yet still intact. Craig suspected smashed-in windows or even a knocked-in door could be found someplace in the rear, but other than in his imagination, he had never strayed onto the property to confirm that suspicion.
Spider hands. Arachnid-things made of splotchy pink flesh, oddly structured monstrosities of articulating hominid metatarsals. Disembodied scramblers. Nails tamping and thumping. These were the things that crept and crawled and hunkered within those walls of the house at the end of the circle—the house of severed hands. They waited there for him. He was sure of it. They knew he would be foolish enough to investigate and face his fears one day. They waited, spider patient.
The history of the house was not rich in details. Being passed along by children, it was a tale told and re-told rather matter-of-factly. A mother had killed her family. The woman had murdered them all—hammer-bludgeoning her husband, two young sons, and a daughter all as they slept—and when she had finished taking their lives, she took their hands. But that was not the end of gruesome deeds that night. Before the dawn, the severed hands would have their revenge. Neighbors had heard her screams. The authorities arrived in short order and discovered everything. Everything, that is, save for the hands. The hands of the family, to include the mother's, they were never found.
Craig had heard the story "a gazillion times," he would say whenever it was brought up. And it was brought up often due to his home's proximity to the house. The story still never failed to make him shiver. After all, he was only eight years old.
In the summer of his ninth year, when Craig's parents sat him down to announce their divorce, the boy found some relief in knowing he would go with his mother. He would get to move away and leave the house at the end of the street far behind. And so she did. His mother took him far from Holly Circle. Far from his father but also far from the house of severed hands.
Twenty years passed and so finally did Craig's mother and father as well.
That was how Craig Whitt, twenty-nine, unemployed, and divorced himself, ended up standing once more on the front lawn of his once upon a time and now recently-inherited childhood home, staring off down the street to consider a sight that had never really left his mind's eye—the house that waited for him at the end of the cul-de-sac between two still vacant lots.
It was far worse for the wear of time, but otherwise just as he recollected it. "The house of severed hands," he whispered to elicit a chill.


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I'm here to announce the birth of Ian Patrick! He was born May 4th and is welcomed by brothers Adam Nathaniel and Max Alexander. I wanted to thank nameberry for helping me narrow down my choices for this bundle and reassuring me about using Ian.
Sleep has been little with the three, but hubby and I are balancing it well. Both older boys already love him. There was definitely a huge sigh of relief (from kiddos and husband) when Baby Bug came out a little boy and not a girl. Adam and Max are both learning how to ride bikes right now, so they keep asking me when they can pull Ian in the wagon on their bike... I think I'll wait a year or two... or ten... before I let that happen!
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A 17-year-old Waukesha boy has been charged with selling a handgun to another teenager for $250.
Brandon Loll, 164 N. Moreland Blvd., was charged Thursday, Feb. 27, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with providing a dangerous weapon to a person under age 18 and possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under age 18.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha police officers were dispatched at 9 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23, to a residence on Scott Avenue in Waukesha after receiving reports of a threat.
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He told police that he had purchased the gun from Loll, who went by the nickname "Georgia." He said he purchased the gun and bullets for $250 in cash, the complaint said.
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Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba expected to dominate LED lighting market share in 2014
Nov 10, 16:03
The global LED lighting market is expected to reach US$25.7 billion in 2014 followed by a market penetration increase to 31% in 2015 as the overall lighting market grows to US$82.1...
Phison, Silicon Motion land SSD controller orders from Toshiba, Lite-On
Oct 7, 22:18
NAND flash controller IC vendors Phison Electronics and Silicon Motion Technology have reportedly landed SSD controller chip orders from Toshiba and Lite-On Technology, respectively,...
AMD, Nvidia to see shrinking GPU demand in 4Q14 due to launch of low-cost notebooks
Sep 24, 15:22
Notebook vendors including Hewlett-Packard (HP), Dell, Lenovo, Asustek Computer, Acer and Toshiba, will launch low-cost models with CPUs with integrated graphics in the fourth quarter...
Digitimes Research: Japan household appliance makers rolling out HEMS compatible products
Aug 18, 15:44
While major Japan-based household appliance suppliers, including Toshiba, Sharp, Panasonic and Mitsubishi Denki, have already made the controls and operations of their smart household...
Toshiba launches wearable wristband fitness tracker
Aug 11, 16:09
Toshiba has announced the release of a wearable fitness tracker, the WERAM1100, for online sales in Japan on Amazon and Yahoo. Orders will start to ship on August 20.
ProMOS idle 12-inch fab is up for grabs
Aug 11, 12:19
A number of semiconductor firms, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), Micron Technology, Globalfoundries and Toshiba, are likely to participate in an open...
ChipMOS lands 15nm MLC NAND flash backend orders from Toshiba, says paper
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IC testing and packaging company ChipMOS Technologies has landed backend orders for 15nm MLC NAND flash chips from Toshiba, with volume production to begin in the third quarter of...
Phison Electronics to offer 28nm SSD controller chips at end of 2014
Jul 4, 12:09
In view of fast growing SSD demand, IC design house Phison Electronics will start producing its 28nm SSD controller chips at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) by the...
Foxconn files lawsuit in US against Japan IT vendors for LCD patent violations
Jun 26, 15:57
MiiCs & Partner, an affiliate of the Foxconn Group has filed a lawsuit in the US against Toshiba, Funai and Mitsubishi for violating its patents over TFT LCD products.
Macronix, Winbond to continue ramping NAND flash production
Jun 20, 15:35
Macronix International and Winbond Electronics both will step up efforts to ramp up production of low-density NAND flash chips despite the recent move by Toshiba to file complains...
Digitimes Research: Korea semiconductor companies to ramp up capital spending in 2H14
Jun 17, 16:26
Semiconductor capital spending by Samsung Electronics has topped the world's semiconductor companies for the fourth straight year since 2010. In 2014, Samsung's semiconductor capex...
Computex 2014: Toshiba, Seagate aggressive about enterprise storage solutions
May 29, 12:28
Toshiba and Seagate are set to showcase their latest storage products at the Computex 2014. Toshiba has unveiled its new enterprise hard drive recently. The hard drive is designed...
Micron, MediaTek likely to invest in Kingston Solutions
Apr 14, 22:02
Micron Technology and MediaTek both reportedly plan to contribute equity investments in eMMC-interface NAND device supplier Kingston Solutions (KSI), a joint venture between Kingston,...
Memory suppliers push NAND flash sales bundled with DRAM chips
Apr 11, 12:25
Some memory device suppliers are pushing sales of NAND flash chips bundled with DRAM chips in order to help ease the oversupply of NAND flash products in the market, according to...
Digitimes Research: Taiwan ODMs losing out as PC brand vendors turn to China supply chain for tablets
Apr 7, 15:46
Among global top-7 PC brand vendors, only Apple (sixth place) still outsources its tablet orders mainly to Taiwan-based EMS providers and ODMs, while the rest - Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard...
NAND flash oversupply to persist through 3Q14, says DRAMeXchange
Mar 7, 13:53
Contract prices for NAND flash memory fell about 14% in February to reflect an oversupply in the market, according to DRAMeXchange. The situation will likely persist through the third...
A win-win situation for Toshiba and OCZ: Q&A with Alex Mei, CMO of OCZ Storage Solutions
Mar 3, 10:47
As part of Toshiba, OCZ Storage Solutions is able to leverage Toshiba's NAND and combine it with its proprietary controllers, firmware and software. Toshiba's financial strength has...
Toshiba, Canon team up for 15nm NAND flash, says report
Feb 27, 14:35
Toshiba, the world's second-largest maker of NAND flash memory behind Samsung Electronics, will work with fab-tool maker Canon to develop 15nm NAND chips with volume production slated...
Toshiba shifting notebook R&D center to Taiwan
Feb 5, 19:50
Toshiba has started shifting its notebook R&D center in Japan to Taiwan and will expand its Taiwan R&D staff of over 100 engineers, according to Taiwan-based notebook supply...
Toshiba launches new subsidiary after completing acquisition of OCZ assets
Jan 22, 11:51
Toshiba has finalized the purchase of all assets of OCZ Technology, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. Effective immediately, the subsidiary will operate independently as OCZ Storage...
Toshiba to acquire assets of OCZ for US$35 million
Dec 4, 15:51
Toshiba has entered into an agreement with OCZ Technology to acquire substantially all of OCZ's SSD business, according to the Japan-based company. The transaction will be completed...
Toshiba to end LCD TV manufacturing in China
Dec 2, 15:59
Toshiba has announced that it will end production of LCD TVs at Dalian Toshiba Television (DLTV) and close down the China plant by end of December 2013.
Asustek, Toshiba to launch Chromebooks with Intel chips
Nov 29, 12:21
Following the steps of Acer and Hewlett-Packard (HP), Asustek Computer and Toshiba both have also decided to introduce Chromebooks with Intel's Haswell processors in 2014, according...
OCZ to file for bankruptcy; announces offer from Toshiba to purchase assets
Nov 29, 11:35
OCZ Technology, which specializes in providing high-performance solid state drives (SSDs) for computing devices and systems, has announced that on November 25, 2013, it received notices...
Toshiba launches embedded devices using second-generation 19nm process
Nov 4, 12:45
Toshiba has announced the launch of new embedded NAND flash memory modules integrating NAND chips fabricated with 19nm second-generation process technology. The module is fully compliant...
Toshiba to invest in Kingston-Phison mobile memory JV
Nov 4, 11:10
Kingston Solutions (KSI), a joint venture between memory module firm Kingston Technology and flash device controller supplier Phison Electronics, has drawn investment from Toshiba.
Compal to acquire Toshiba LCD TV factory in Poland
Oct 28, 22:02
Taiwan-based ODM Compal Electronics on October 28 announced it will acquire Toshiba Television Central Europe (TTCE), Toshiba's LCD TV assembly factory in Wroclaw, Poland, for US$25...
Toshiba gearing up for low-cost eMMC solutions
Oct 28, 11:06
Toshiba will launch low-cost eMMC solutions for use in entry-level and mid-range smartphones and tablets around the end of the fourth quarter, 2013, according to sources at memory...
BYD lands tablet orders from HP, Dell, Toshiba
Oct 22, 18:54
China-based BYD has obtained ODM/OEM orders for tablets from Hewlett-Packard (HP), Dell and Toshiba due to its competitive prices, according to Taiwan-based tablet supply chain mak...
Digitimes Research: Toshiba reorganization to increase TV orders to Taiwan
Oct 11, 16:06
The digital home industry saw three major events in September 2013: Toshiba unveiled plans to reorganize its LCD TV business, Netflix entered the pay-TV service sector and the HDMI...
Brand vendors eying Turkey education tablet orders
Oct 7, 22:18
The Turkey government has recently finished accepting bidding applications from brand vendors for the procurement orders of its education tablets and is expected to have a decision...
Toshiba to distribute notebook orders for 2014 more evenly among ODMs
Oct 2, 22:11
Toshiba reportedly will finish the request for quotation (RFQ) process for its 2014 notebook orders soon with Quanta Computer and Compal Electronics each landing about 30% of orders,...
Toshiba launches small-size, leadless package one-gate logic IC
Sep 3, 12:15
Toshiba has announced the launch of a small-size 1.0×1.0mm leadless type package, one-gate logic IC suited for mobile devices. Shipments are already kicking off.
Toshiba opens new semiconductor facility in Thailand
Aug 29, 15:25
Toshiba on August 29 announced that its Thailand-based Group company TST (Toshiba Semiconductor Thailand) has completed its relocation to a new semiconductor manufacturing facility...
NAND flash vendors gearing up for 3D chips
Aug 27, 13:45
Samsung Electronics, Toshiba and Micron Technology have recently disclosed their 3D NAND flash memory developments. The vendors' 3D NAND chips are expected to be in early-stage production...
On-cell smartphone and tablet shipments picking up due to orders from Motorola, Nokia
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- Commentary: Xiaomi facing challenge to sustain growth
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- Digitimes Research: Taiwan LCD driver IC revenues to rise 6% in 2014
- TWM expects to reach 1.0 million 4G users at end of 2014, says president
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- IBM, Cisco leading in smart city technology developments, says Navigant
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On Byline today, we'll get an update on the U.S. Senate race, hear about how politics and misinformation pushed through a proposed biomass plant in Eastern Kentucky and much more.
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Mother of God. We knew the ice had been thawing between Tiger Woods and his wife Elin, but weren't prepared for a report of them - gasp! - kissing this week.
What's next? Her letting him get to second base?
Tiger and Elin Woods were spotted smooching Monday for the first time in months, according to a "close source" Radar Online may have invented for all we know.
"They were hugging and they were kissing right out in the open," an eyewitness told the site. "Elin is certainly a lot more relaxed these days and so is Tiger."
Good to hear. "People in the neighborhood are getting used to seeing them together again," the source adds. So does this mean it's all water under the bridge?
OUT OF THE WOODS: It looks like Tiger finally is.
Time will tell. But they were arm-in-arm before the once-estranged spouses hugged and kissed openly. "They've come a long, long way," the source said.
"There was a time when she wouldn't even look at him."
Elin agreed to move back home with Tiger at some point in the past week. She has not actually moved in yet as of now, although she is still planning to.
The Swedish stunner rented a house about a mile away from their home. And while she is still sleeping there, she and Tiger are spending time together.
That's been the routine, at least in the short term, as he tries to win her back after undergoing rehab. For now, it looks like the couple's divorce is off.
"Elin has not wanted to give up on the marriage," says the source. "Plus, she still is in love with him, and always has been, after everything he's done."
Elin staying with Tiger after all of this is ...
As confusing and crazy as it sounds to us, it's really none of OUR business what THEY decide to do with their marriage. We didn't take the vows with them so it's their problem to wrok thru. I guess the fact that the story starts out with the writer in shock and gasping is what made me respond. I am not fond of what TW did and I find it disgusting BUT none of this is our business what so ever. I guess I don't understand why we need to keep watching everything this couple does. Let's at least respect Elin and let them mend their marriage in some type of privacy.


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Monday, November 03, 2014
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This is the first Monday of the month which normally would mean it's time for "Ask Me Anything." However, I have a heavy schedule this month, so I'm putting it on hiatus. This month you can expect some posts pertaining to things I did not post during October so that they would not get lost amidst all of the Countdown to Halloween material.
"Ask Me Anything" will return the first Monday of December.
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Friday, October 31, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 31 - Movie 2
Aaron Boone (Craig Sheffer) is convinced by his psychiatrist (David Cronenberg) that he has been murdering people during blackout periods. Boone seeks refuge among the Nightbreed, a civilization of monsters that live beneath a necropolis called Midian. Boone learns he's innocent, and in an attempt to rejoin his girlfriend in a normal life, accidentally leads humans, intent on destroying the monsters, to Midian.
I've been waiting for the director's cut since I saw the movie opening night at a movie theater in New York City and noticed that scenes from the trailer were missing from the actual movie, and subsequently learned about the studio interference which led to reshoots that completely reversed the intentions of the film, which were to portray the monsters as heroes and the humans as monsters. The director's cut is not much longer than the theatrical cut and there aren't any "holy crap" new scenes added to the movie, but more time is spent on cementing Boone's relationship with his girlfriend, Lori (Anne Bobby) and turning the movie's perspective back to one in which the monsters are definitely the sympathetic, peaceful, people that Clive Barker intended them to be. I always hated the exploding bloodbath that was the climax of the theatrical cut, but here a lot of nuanced scenes are woven into the fabric of Midian's apocalypse, that the feel of the climax completely changes. The restoration of the newly reintroduced footage is pretty seamless, especially considering the poor quality of some of the footage when it was rediscovered. I also sprung for the deluxe edition blu ray which has lots of extras in the form of making of documentaries, still galleries, and further deleted scenes that were not reintroduced back into the movie. I have only tapped the surface of the extra features, but it's a treasure trove I look forward to diving into completely.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 31 - Movie 1
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939) is Hollywood's second spectacle based on Victor Hugo's novel. The 1923 version, starring Lon Chaney, was a hard act to follow. In terms of spectacle, this version matches its predecessor. The sets are glorious, the crowd scenes populous, the cinematography beautiful. This time Charles Laughton plays the titular character, Quasimodo under Perc Westmore's impressive make-up. Laughton's Quasimodo is less animated and acrobatic than Chaney's, but is able to get across a great deal of pathos in his reserved performance. Cedric Hardwicke makes for a nasty Frollo, and Maureen O'Hara, while not quite convincing as a Gypsy girl, makes for a beautiful Esmeralda.
It's an excellent movie, but not quite at the level of the 1923 version. The script hits all of its notes really broadly, and practically underlines key bits of exposition and dialogue to make sure the audience doesn't miss them. There's a much more optimistic feel all the way throughout that doesn't really match the situation unfolding on screen, even ending with a happy, if bittersweet ending, not true to the source material. It's somewhat like the difference between the 1943 Phantom of the Opera and the 1925 original. The silent versions were energetic, dark and mysterious. The romance was tinged with doom. The sound versions were too busy trying to cement themselves as audience pleasing costume melodramas, and completely blunted their dark edges. This remake of the Hunchback excels where the remake of Phantom didn't. Even if it were only for Laughton's performance, this movie would be well worth seeing.
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 30 - Movie 2
Soon after turning her lover, Paolo (Milo Ventimiglia), Djuna (Joséphine de La Baume) is faced with a visit from her unstable sister, Mimi (Roxane Mesquida), that not only threatens her and Paolo's safety, but the entire extended vampire community.
Kiss of the Damned (2012) is more of an exquisite mood piece than a plot driven film. Visually it's a bit of a throwback to another era, which combined with the exotic, cosmopolitan foreignness of its cast of characters gives it a timeless quality, or at least a feeling that the vampire world exists outside of time as we know it. It's even tempered and mostly even paced, and more concerned with new relationships and the intrusive nature of any third party paying a visit while these relationships are being forged. While Djuna, and Paolo seem to be embracing the idea of forever together, Mimi seems to be striking out against what stability over long periods of time means to her; boredom. Her behavior is not only willfully self destructive, but dangerous to everyone around her. While Kiss of the Damned, doesn't really bring anything new to the vampire genre, it was still a welcome change from how the vampire story typically unfolds, and extremely well done, too.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 30 - Movie 1
A pair of lesbian vampires, lure men to their enormous, out of the way, home, promising sex, but using them for sustenance. Meanwhile, a young married couple camping nearby get pulled into the mystery of what is happening in that supposedly abandoned house and find they should have left well enough alone.
Vampyres (1974) is a a really uneven film. The bulk of the movie is spent on erotic encounters that on the surface seem to be hungry and fierce, but are actually incredibly chaste and superficial. These encounters fall into a repetitive pattern of the vampire women pleasing each other, then luring a man to the house for additional pleasures. There are three types of characters here, the predatory vampire women, the horny male victims, and the nice married couple, one of whom is suspicious of the behavior of others, and the other who is too trusting. There are some nice visuals, and the house itself is magnificent, but too much of this film passes by slowly, and the only real ferocity and horror doesn't come until the end. This is perhaps worth a look, but not a revisit.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 29 - Movie 2
The staff at an oil company's remote Alaskan base, find themselves under siege by a series of strange events that seem to be connected to global warming. One by one, they die in peculiar ways, with much speculation on what's happening. Central is the idea that nature is striking back against the planet's human infestation. Here, in the arctic that attack is being brought on by the spirit of the Wendigo in the form of ghost caribou.
The Last Winter (2006) is an environmental horror film that leaves plenty of room for ambiguities, much like Larry Fessenden's previous films. Like his other films, this provides the viewer with a smart, ambitious movie that isn't entirely satisfying. That lack of satisfaction is possibly the result of wanting a film that is trying to give so much to succeed completely and spectacularly, which The Last Winter doesn't. I found myself completely enmeshed in the story as it unfolded, and was happy to see that a horror film set in an arctic research facility could completely separate itself from any version of The Thing. I'd also gladly trade in half the movies I watched this month for one ambitious, if not quite successful Larry Fessenden film.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 29 - Movie 1
A monster is terrorizing the countryside of Gevaudan, France, and no one can stop it, or a wicked secret society connected with it. While barely a horror movie, Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001) is loosely based on events pertaining to my favorite real life monster, the beast of Gevaudan. This movie plays fast and loose with the facts, but makes for a beautiful looking historical action movie. There are a number of preposterous things on screen, but I was willing to roll with them. The mystery plays out nicely, and the actors and the characters they play are all engaging. This was my second viewing of this movie, and I still like it a lot.
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Tuesday, October 28, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 28 - Movie 2
A writer travels to a Caribbean island in search of material for his next novel and stumbles across a scientist allegedly working on a cure for cancer but really creating an army of zombies.
I Eat Your Skin (1964) contains nothing as lurid as the title would suggest. There's one beheading in the movie, and a lot of hijinks with the protagonist unscrupulously going from one woman to the next while avoiding jilted husbands. The scenes of horror are pretty sparse, but the zombies themselves are pretty eerie looking. It's not really worth seeking out, but makes for a passable late night, or rainy Sunday afternoon viewing.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 28 - Movie 1
A Jazz Pianist living on an island is visited by an ex flame who will do anything to keep him from marrying his new beau. To prevent this, he lets her fall to her death from the top of a lighthouse rather than save her. Her body vanishes, but her ghost sticks around to torment him, or is it just his guilty conscience driving him mad and compelling him to commit more horrible acts.
Tormented (1960) is a bit on the goofy side and feels a bit like a William Castle movie without the built in gimmick. It was actually the work of Bert I. Gordon who took a break from his obsession with giant people and monsters to make this film. Richard Carlson stars in a role that's a real divergent from his usual casting as the heroic scientist. Here he's driven to distraction by ghostly visitations and a pair of witnesses that force him into committing more direct means of murder. Overall this movie is pretty fun.
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Monday, October 27, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 27 - Movie 2
The Munsters find themselves the targets of a criminal investigation when a series of crimes are committed by the wax figures, which are really robots, including replicas of the Munsters.
The Munsters Revenge (1981) was a reunion tv movie which reuinted Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo, and Al Lewis, but gave us a new Marilyn and a kid who looks like Juice Ortiz from Sons of Anarchy as the new Eddie. Within just a few minutes you could tell how bad this movie was going to be by the lameness of the jokes. The jokes were always pretty corny on the original television series, but they had an endearing charm to them and were actually funny on occasion. Not so here. This movie is just sub par all the way through. Sid Ceasar is terrible as the mastermind behind the robots which are actors wearing various Don Post masks, and a pretty great Creature from the Black Lagoon suit. The best feature is that the Wolfman sounds like Turu, the pterodactyl from Jonny Quest, also the vocalization of half the monsters on Space Ghost, The Herculoids, and the like. The make-up on the Munsters is not nearly as good as it was in the tv series, or previous movie, and no amount of it could hide how much Yvonne De Carlo had aged in the nearly twenty years since she'd last played Lily. We do get to meet a new member of the Munster family; Cousin Phantom of the Opera. That's what they really call him. He's an annoying one note character whose singing is constantly shattering nearby glass. It was pretty painful for me to see the Munsters brought so low in this movie. I recommend staying away from it.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 27 - Movie 1
The Munsters learn that they have inherited a manor in England and Herman, the title of Lord Munster. Unfortunately, the English side of the family, not happy with this arrangement, initailly determine to frighten the American Munsters away, then when that fails, to kill them. There's also an automobile race.
Munster Go Home (1966) is a theatrical motion picture that would show the world the Munsters in color (which is jarring, and really threw me as a kid). The movie is essentially an episode of the tv series on a grander scale. The comedy is the same, which means lots of corny material, but also some really fun stuff too. The anticipation of how the English Munsters' plan to frighten their American relatives out of the spooky manor backfiring leads into a satisfying play of spookshow antics which the Munsters find delightful and welcoming instead of frightening. This movie is a lot of fun and would make a nice Halloween double feature with The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 27
Sunday, October 26, 2014
31 Days of Halloween - Day 26 - Movie 2
Two brothers (William Shatner, Tom Skerritt) try to bring down the satanic cult led by Jonathan Corbis (Ernest Borgnine) who has been tormenting their family for generations, determined to get his hands on a book in their possession which will increase his power.
I decided it was time to revisit a film from my childhood. More often than not this turns out to be a terrible mistake, but I actually really liked The Devil's Rain (1975), probably more than I did as a kid. Yes, there are some hoaky bits, but the pace of this movie is phenomenal. It really throws you into the story with no preparation and no explanation for anything going on, but it's never hard to grasp onto. It even throws some startling imagery on the screen really quickly, with the figure of a melting, eyeless man disolving in the rain. The eyeless people and melting flesh is a recurring visual motif in this film which features rather nice make-up effects and some decent special effects depicting the souls of Corbis' converts within a large windowed jar. It's not a classic, but it's certainly a lot of fun.
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31 Days of Halloween - Day 26 - Movie 1
A trio of kidnappers, out to deliver a pair of hostages to their cruel boss, take a wrong turn down a road that they can't seem to get off of. Things start to go wrong and get really strange for them as their situation grows increasingly desperate.
Devil's Mile (2014) is a film with very little substance pretending to be something more fulfilling. It has some nice moments, but far more stretches of little interest. The characters aren't particularly engaging and presented as such despicable creatures that it's not possible to empathize with them in their plight. The kidnapped women aren't really presented as anything, so you often forget about them entirely. The twist at the end is also flimsy and clearly meant to be mind blowing, but isn't, and adds nothing to a movie very much in need something to give it some heft. It was nice to see the crew of Rue Morgue magazine in a cameo though.
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MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins love Ryan Doumit's versatility. That's why the team signed him to a two-year contract extension earlier this season --he can play multiple positions while also providing some pop offensively. Prior to joining the Twins as a free agent this offseason, Doumit had spent time at first base, right field and designated hitter along with his normal position, catcher. For a handful of games this year, Minnesota has put Doumit in left field, a position he didn't play until this season. Doumit was in left field Wednesday against Kansas City and experienced his roughest night in the field as he committed three errors in the eighth inning of the Twins' 10-5 loss to the Royals. "I'm going to have days like this," Doumit said after the game. "It's part of the learning curve." The first error occurred on a fly ball by Johnny Giavotella. As Doumit ran to make the catch in the left-center field gap, he took his eyes off...
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This is yet another great picture-book to introduce students to the concept of the segregation that occurred. It also shows the importance of friendships and overlooking prejudice. This book could be used for all age ranges to teach this content or it could just stand-alone and be read aloud. The illustrations are vivid and the fence is a focal point to the book.
This was a great story. I really liked how it deals with the history of racism. The illustrations were cool colors and detailed which set the mood to be calm. The book was about a long fence that separated two girls' houses, one white one black. The girls always looked at each other over the fence and when they asked why they couldn't go over to the other side their mother's always said "because that's the way things have always been". One day the two girls decided to sit on the fence together, because their mother's had never said anything about sitting on it. They eventually got their other friends to join in and sit on it, and the races were mixed for the first time. At the end of the book one of the girls said "someday somebody's going to come along and knock this old fence down". This was great symbolism, because the fence symbolized racism, and how one day it's going to be knocked down too. I really loved this story because it was heartfelt and realistic. My favorite part was when the girls met on the fence and talked for the first time. I think that this is a great book for children of all ages because it shows that everyone's equal no matter what side of the "fence" you live on.
The Other Side is an excellent book for younger readers that is a great introduction for discussing our country's struggles with segregation. Even though Annie's mother tells her never to cross the fence, they eventually, over time, decide that the fence is stopping them from playing with each other. The allegory of racism and segregation is fairly obvious, however this is a great starting point to a discussion with younger ones about looking past people's differences, or at least having those differences not be a barrier to friendship.
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In this book there are two little girls, one is white and one is black. They are neighbors but there is a very strong fence that separates their yards and also their friendship. Both of their parents warned them to not cross the fence. They spent a lot of time staring at each other from their side of the fence. They never crossed. Eventually, they decided to speak to each other. They sat on the fence together and talked as friends.
This book teaches young children about how segregated things were in the past. It shows them that you are not born a racist but you are instead taught to be one. The two girls had no clue as to why they could not be friends with each other. They only knew that they were both the same age and wanted to play jump rope with each other in the back yard.
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Clover's mom says it isn't safe to cross the fence that segregates their African-American side of town from the white side where Anna lives. But the two girls strike up a friendship, and get around the grown-ups' rules by sitting on top of the fence together.
With the addition of a brand-new author's note, this special edition celebrates the tenth anniversary of this classic book. As always, Woodson moves readers with her lyrical narrative, and E. B. Lewis's amazing talent shines in his gorgeous watercolor illustrations.
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Two girls, one white and one black, gradually get to know each other as they sit on the fence that divides their town.
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The project aims to provide affordable housing for older residents of Osawatomie.
Later in the day, Parkinson and Wolin will hold a news conference in the governor's office in Topeka to discuss the visit and other projects funded by the federal assistance package.
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They should just make 9-11 a national holiday!!
they already did.
I got dumber just watching 1:20 of that.
Music can be very effective propaganda.
Plus did you notice how sincere the people were who were singing it? They were very sincere white Americans.
Oh yeah, I forgot, the towers were born today.
I am glad they added a laugh track.
10/8 - Little Dragon @ Marquee (Tempe, AZ)
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11/10 - The Black Keys @ US Airways Center (Phoenix, AZ)
4/10/15 - 4/12/15 - Coachella
I thought the neocons got started with Reagan, not Bush2.
ba dum bum. crash!
Twin Towers were fags for each other.
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Winter weather conditions are not in the forecast, but a blizzard will cover a travel information site Wednesday.
Transportation officials plan to test the 511 traveler information map, simulating high traffic during a winter weather event. Technology workers want to test the site's ability to handle a large number of requests when the state's highway system is covered with ice and snow.
Travelers will still be able to see current construction and incident information during the test. Users may turn off the snow and ice condition colors by un-checking "Roadway Weather Conditions" in the legend on the left side of the map. The real highway information will be available in the "Driving Conditions List" link at the top of the map and will be listed separately from the simulated snow and ice conditions.
K-DOT said The weather information won't be updated on the 511 phone system during this time.
Officials said the test will run from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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