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Oscar discovers a $4300 surplus in the budget and Michael must decide between a new copier and new chairs for the entire office. Of course, he can't make any decisions by himself, so it takes all day. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam have a little bit of a fun tiff over the copier/chair debate, and Angela, Andy, and Dwight tour Schrute farms in preparation for the wedding.
Even the most famous of famous people want presents. Here's a screengrab of a few things that power director Michael Bay would like to have. I'm probably going to get him the 366 Turducken.
I should have known that a bank robbery on Fringe would never be as simple as guns and a get away car. A team of men with Loeb (the FBI mole who was introduced" In Which We Meet Mr. Jones") as the leader, are attired in rubber suits and carry enough equipment with them to fill a small room, break into the Philadelphia Mutual Savings Bank.
Beer and TV go together like hookers and blow. And since both of those are illegal AND expensive, why don't you just crack open a cold one and stroll through 8 of TV's best screen-licking brews. PAWTUCKET PATRIOT ALE
She never sleeps, so what does she do at night? Cameron's surprising, secret life is revealed. Also, history is forever changed when a Terminator is sent back to the wrong time.
Edward continues to try to figure out, without the agency knowing where he is of course, who really killed his parents and where they're hiding, Henry has to deal with a rather large purchase his son has just made, and Tom's wife is the victim of theft and assault, so Raymond goes undercover as Tom to investigate.
The eclipse still baffles the likes of Mohinder and Arthur, Peter and Nathan help the Haitian overthrow his brother's corrupt rule in middle of the jungle, Elle and Sylar struggle with what the loss of their powers means to their identities, the Bennett family has to deal with some rather traumatic incidents taking place, and Hiro, Ando, Daphne, and Parkman try to figure out the next step in their quest to save the world.
Watching the Pre-Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Broadway Dancetacular, something occurred to me. If you take the amount of musical theatre performers in the US, multiply it by their salary, add that to whatever production costs that are involved, and divide that by the total number of Gays and Old People in the US, the numbers just don't work out. Musical theatre, like parades with giant balloons, are absurd american traditions. So in line with this idea, here are a few of the more absurd moments from the most recent Macy's Thanksgiving Parade, in pictures. Some of them involve dancing.
Screenjunkies's writer Jim Connelly breaks down selected scenes from the recent J.J. Abrams presentation of the much-anticipated, highly-controversial Star Trek. Check it out, along with the recently 'upgraded' internet trailer featuring a cameo from L. Nimoy himself.
Frank Martin is a man of principles. His strict code of professional ethics and discipline help set the parameters for his total ass-kicking-ness. His stated rules are the following: never change the deal, no names, never open the package, and never make a promise you can't keep.
A Massive Dynamic employee is so convinced he is being attacked by butterflies that he jumps out of a window to escape them, and the team is called in to investigate. Although Olivia's unexplained interaction with Agent Scott leads to breaks in the case, she is so desperate to rid her consciousness of him that she demands to go back into the tank. Meanwhile, the gig is up for Peter when a former friend-and some current foes-find out he's back in Boston.
It was probably close to three in the morning in your living room. You were six sodas deep with the volume turned way down on the set, anxiously awaiting some practical knowledge regarding the mysterious act of sex. From the scenes that put wisdom in your brain and a strain in your shorts, these were the moments that taught you more about getting laid than anything else. Here are some of the lessons you learned.
Elle changes Sylar back into a bad guy, Noah trains Claire so that she can be a fighter and not merely a bystander, and everyone's powers are disabled as the eclipse hoers overhead.
Henry discovers that Edward is willing to sell national security secrets to find the truth about how his parents died, and the Edward/Henry feud continues as Henry tries to use this new treacherous secret against the other side of his identity.
I have no clue how the writers over at HBO pulled off a season finale, but somehow they did and boy did they wrap up a lot of story lines.
Sarah's obsession with the three dots leads her to a company that she believes may have Andy Goode's Turk. Meanwhile, Jesse's plans complicate things even further, and Weaver introduces Ellison to someone very important.
Five seasons of success and living the dream have turned into bitterness, uncertainty, and one really bad pun: Vince returns to Queens to see if home is where the part is. When the chips are down, Vince has a tendency to fall apart, and part of me expected that to happen in the worst way. It happens in almost every season, and it certainly happened again in this one. Those meltdowns are what give the show its namesake; as much as Vinnie rolls with ease into fame and hot women, he'd be nothing but another whiny ass star witout his Entourage to get him through the toughest times.
On tonight's episode of 30 Rock we find Liz and Jack attending an exclusive dinner party hosted by Gavin Volure, the ex-CEO of a company called Sunsteam. Jack describes Gavin as god like, but now a reclusive. After introducing himself to Jack and Liz they are surprised to see that the host of the party Jack has been in awe about is actually the person playing piano behind them. Gavin Volure (played by Steve Martin) informs his newly arrived guests that, "because of his extreme case of agoraphobia and debilitating wealth he is forced to bring the world to him."
Once Michael discovers that Toby has returned, he is none too pleased, as evidenced by the multiple times he screams "oh God please no!" in his face. So while he and Dwight try and come up with ways to frame him, Pam must deal with a dirty microwave and Jim has to figure out how to tell Pam about a real estate purchase he just made.
Thursdays are basically stay at home and watch TV nights. Without even having to move a muscle you have an hour and a half of solid comedy gold. Here's a quick breakdown.
One of the funniest and most informative men on TV, Stephen Colbert has created a show that is consistently hilarious and that brilliantly compliments the stylings of his pundit compadre Jon Stewart. Smart and blaringly American, Colbert keeps you laughing while disecting the news and intimidating guests on the show with his cocksure, unrelenting attitude.
On June 15, 1949 a baby boy who would become a successful and talented comedic actor was born. His name was Jim Varney. Five years later, a boy who would spend a lengthy career confounding audiences worldwide was birthed in Chicago. His name was Jim too.
Butters discovers a terrible secret lurking in the heart of South Park Elementary: there are vampires, and he even becomes so desperate as to ask them to let him join. The Goths also become "so seriously pissed off" that preppy kids are taking over their Goth look that they decide to do something about it.
I walked out of the theatre from this movie feeling like I had a metal chair smashed over my face after being suplexd onto a mat covered in broken lightbulbs. And I mean that in the best possible way. The wrestler brings a level of intensity that you don't often experience these days. It just hurt so good.
We can only imagine that it's a great deal of pressure to deliver the news to the masses, all while dressed like your clothing and make-up came out of some time capsule that was put together by the wardrobe people on Designing Women. We can imagine that's rough, for sure.
In Middleton, Connecticut its pouring down rain, a man is driving with his son in the backseat. They get flagged down by a woman who claims that her car is having problems. The man calls a tow truck and offers to look under the hood for her. When he opens the hood he is bombarded by red and green flashes, he is startled out of his hypnotic state when the tow truck man taps on his shoulder. The man turns around to find that the woman, her car and his son are missing.
This episode is full of liars. The patient lies to the doctors. Taub lies to the patient. Wilson lies to House. Foreman lies to House. House lies to himself. In the end the only one not freed from his lies is House.The Patient
The episode begins as if it was entirely different show, a twilight version of The Sarah Connor Chronicles, where Cameron and Sarah wear pink Amish cotton gowns as they water steel cacti that quickly grow and envelope their young. Then we find out that its only Sarah's dream, thank God!
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SAN DIEGO – October 25, 2012 – LifeProof, the award-winning maker of all-protective, everyday cases for smartphones and tablets, today announced that it will soon be offering a water proof, dirt proof, snow proof and shock proof case for the Samsung Galaxy S3. With LifeProof for the Samsung Galaxy S3, users will have the freedom to take their Samsung phone everywhere they want to go without worry – into the pool, under the shower, down ski slopes, or over rocky terrain.
As with all LifeProof cases, the LifeProof case for the Samsung Galaxy S3 will provide protection in any environment in an incredibly sleek and low profile case. Every feature and function of the phone is accessible, including touch screen functionality, volume controls, the home and back keys, as well as the front and back cameras.
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Film Review: 'Flight'
Date: November 7, 2012
by: Pam Nadon | Film Critic
Brace for impact. In director Robert Zemeckis' new film, "Flight," passengers' worst fears are realized. An experienced pilot crash lands a plane, saving nearly everyone on board. The catch is, he was drunk at the time.
Denzel Washington plays "Whip" Whitaker, veteran commercial airline pilot, father and addict. In the opening scene, he wakes up in a hotel room littered with empty beer bottles (one of which has a swig left). A naked flight attendant at his side, Whip shares some cocaine and a joint before suiting up for their flight.
After takeoff, the plane viciously malfunctions as cucumber-cool Whip takes charge, rolls the aircraft upside down and belly-lands it into a field. He saves all but six lives and is hailed as a hero.
When pilot union rep and friend (Bruce Greenwood) informs Whip that his blood alcohol level was sky-high and tested positive for cocaine, Whip discovers he may be destined to spend the rest of his life in prison.
Enter hot-shot, fix-it attorney (Don Cheadle), who assures Whip that he can beat the rap if he can stay sober until after the investigative hearings. Seems that 10 pilots put in simulators, which recreated the crash, killed everyone on board. Problem is, Whip can't quit.
Technical wizard Zemeckis (himself a pilot) is an ace at creating white-knuckle, visually terrifying airplane crashes. In "Cast Away," the Fed-Ex ditching was so realistic (as a former flight attendant), I was brought to tears. In "Flight," the director outdoes himself, filming most of the events leading up to the crash in the cockpit. Nice move. It's where the action really takes place. And the incredible image of an upside down aircraft flying low is one of those indelible moments in filmmaking history. Stunning.
There are some soapy subplots going on in "Flight" which don't compliment the substantiative direction the film takes. A heroin addict (Kelly Reilly) is saved from eviction by Whip and, in turn, she tries saving him. Not happening. John Goodman, as Whip's pusher, provides some comic relief but only serves to shove Whip closer to annihilation.
Washington elevates a somewhat sorry script with his reined-in, yet immensely intense, portrayal of a man who cannot control the demons who reside within his soul. His eyes speak volumes about the war he's waging every waking moment. It's one of his best performances.
"Flight" is more about fleeing one's persona than maneuvering an aircraft. In some respects, it also asks the question ... do pilots automatically earn our respect or do we have an overwhelming need to assign it?
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Very Scarce 16th C. Ruby Ring
If you take a moment to reflect, you can actually watch the history of jewelry unfold as you saunter through the paintings in most museums. Perhaps the most remarkable overview can be observed in the artwork of the Renaissance period. Here there are any number of renderings of individuals of noble birth and landed gentry giving way to generations upon generations. Look closely and you will be able to see how jewelry ranging from tiaras to belts to buckles on boots has been depicted in oil, water and charcoal.
Here we have an example of a gem straight from that era. One which we can actually hold within the palm of a hand and see a quite similar ring in the 1505 painting of "Portrait of a Goldsmith" by Gerard David hanging in the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna.
Made of high carat gold of about 22k or a bit less, this ring dates anywhere from the mid to later 16th century (although it can be a bit earlier). It totes the more classic style of the Tudor Dynasty with the 16th century hallmark characteristics of simplified curves and surfaces and four cusps holding the centered natural ruby. The gem is polished in just six surfaces – the bottom, four peaks and a roof or flat slightly buffed top surface. Decorative rings of this era are typically delicate and quite petite in size yet this one has a lovely small but substantial overall feel. This piece is exceptionally scarce.
For several similar examples, see "Historic Rings" by Diana Scarisbrick on pages 49 – 50 and 64 – 69.
Date: Circa 1500 – 1550.
Measurements: 1/4 of an inch (0.8 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/4 of an inch (0.8 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 3.5 grams (2.2 dwt).
Ring Size: US 4-3/4 (UK J; Euro or Int. Circum. 48.7 mm; Int. Dia. 15.5 m; Japan over 8) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Excellent for its great age.
Origin: Most likely English.
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Friday Discussion: End of the Star Wars License
The license has been interesting for WotC at times, with limits imposed on print production of RPG lines, and rare supplements appearing for thousands of dollars on Amazon (yes, really). And that's going to be this week's Friday Discussion at RPG Blog 2:
What would you like to see for Star Wars and tabletop roleplaying? Is there a company you'd like to see come down with the license, or did your involvement with the line stop from West End Games' did?
Have a great weekend, and I look forward to reading your thoughts below!
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- KJ said...
I'm not really sorry to see the license depart from WotC. I never felt they quite captured the feel of the movies. I think RPG developers have to realize that different systems give different feel to games. While D&D/D20 might be the best system for tactical combat, it is not the system for swashbuckling cinematic storytelling, which the movies are all about.
Picking the wrong system for your game means that you have to try and patch it together to make it work in the way you want it to.
My wish would be for the license to go to someone who will translate the swashbuckling adventure of the movies into a system (not necessarily an unique one, there are several fitting systems out there), but they could certainly keep up the trend of good supplements set by WotC, without getting any complains from me.
- January 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM
I think licenses with Lucasarts are problematic. There seem to be a lot of restrictions and special clauses. I'm not sure what other gaming company is a) big enough to afford it and b) big enough to take the chance on Lucas yanking the license all of the sudden.
I don't think either Wizards version really seemed like Star Wars to me, though Saga came close. Perhaps Pinnacle with Savage Worlds?
- January 29, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Jon Brazer Enterprises said...
The only true version of star wars for me was the WEG d6 version. Having said that, I am sad to see the license end. I doubt another RPG company will pick up the license anytime soon. And I have not seen another movie so universally capture the hearts and minds of gamers everywhere since. So I am saddened by the news.
- January 29, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- NukeHavoc said...
I'm sad to see it go. While I agree with KJ's comments with regards to the first two d20 iterations of Star Wars, I think Saga Edition went a long way toward making the game feel far more cinematic, while at the same time creating classes that gave you a reason to play something other than a Jedi. :)
I think part of it is the setting itself; I think my players are a lot looser, more willing to take risks, and more likely to try and be overtly heroic because it *is* Star Wars. When a rule questions comes up, its easy for us to say "yeah, but what would Luke have done?" and then blast past it.
But Saga Edition itself also cleaned up a lot of things that were problematic for us: iterative attacks (cool, but time consuming at mid/high levels), saving throws, complicated grab/trip/whatever rules, 500+ prestige classes).
I liked the way the game evolved. I think they're leaving it on a high note, and I expect my group will continue its current KOTOR run for another year or two.
I agree with Reg that the license itself is problematic: expensive, hard to work with, and with endless canon hoops to jump through to get a product released. I think it would be hard for a company smaller than WotC to take on.
I'd like to experiment with running Star Wars with other systems (Spirit of the Century and Cortex come immediately to mind) but I don't know that I'm eager to see another company pick it up. I'm content with Saga.
- January 29, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- sacha3791 said...
My love for Star Wars gaming begins and ends with WEG. I had horrible experiences playing the
D20 version and so am not sad to see WotC lose the licence. My money is on Mongoose picking up this one. I'd like to see Cubicle 7 get hold of it.
- January 29, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- Zachary The First said...
I think Cubicle 7 may have all it can handle--at least right now, anyways. But I think they'd do a good job with it.
Mongoose--it'd be iffy on the editing, but you know they'd push out as many sourcebooks as Lucas would allow. No drought there!
Of course, the d6 Space rules are Open, free, and it wouldn't be hard to run Star Wars again with those. I need to look at the Lucas fan works policy...
- January 29, 2010 at 9:42 AM
- Jason Richards said...
I think this could be a big turning point for tabletop gaming, or at least an indicator of where things are headed. Here we have the biggest, most successful license in the history of role-playing (it must be, right?), which is being given up by the 800 pound gorilla of the RPG industry.
This is a license that, especially with the incredible success of The Clone Wars amongst kids, has the power to bring countless fans into the RPG hobby. Who takes up this all-important banner, if not Wizards? Who can utilize this "gateway drug" of role-playing and get the most out of it for the hobby?
- January 29, 2010 at 10:24 AM
- Rognar said...
I have to go against the prevailing opinion here. I loved d6 Star Wars, but I think the d20 system, especially the Saga Ed., worked pretty well. The main reason is because high-level characters in d20 are ridiculously hard to kill and that fairly accurately describes the likes of Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Boba Fett, etc.
As for the future, I really can't see anyone picking up the license. No one has deeper pockets than WotC, especially with Hasbro behind them. If they can't make it work, no one else in the industry will be able to.
- January 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM
- BlUsKrEEm said...
Maybe it's time to see a WotC Star frontiers Reborn!
- January 29, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- David said...
I'd love to see them bring back Alternity!
- January 29, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- Zachary The First said...
@Jason: I guess we'll see. Given how WotC is looking at 4e boxed sets and all sort of other announcements, I think they're in a bit of a flux right now.
@Rognar: I guess we'll see. Cubicle 7 does seem license-happy, and we know Mongoose is, but whether they could pull it off remains to be seen.
@ David, BIU: Well, they do have Gamma World coming out. I don't know if they'd be looking at another sci-fi entry right now or not.
- January 29, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Dr-Rotwang said...
D6 was it, baby. I never believed in the d20 editions, even when I owned one; I, like KJ, never felt it was a good match, kind of like putting marshmallows on a steak.
I'd play a FATE-based Star Wars, though. I ran a very little bit of such a game over e-mail one time, and it felt good.
- January 29, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- MKB said...
Is there any indication where the Star Wars RPG is going? Has a company picked up this license yet?
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Sisterhood of the Flame
Sisterhood of the Flame, a group of several women who make jewelry from metal using a torch, will have their annual show Nov. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at American Legion Highlands, Post 201, 2919 Bardstown Road. The jewelry being showcased is fabricated by hand using silver and semi precious stones. Please join them to shop for the holidays, gifts and for their famous refreshments and jewelry door prizes.
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Date: Nov 10, 2012
Starts: 10:00 AM | Ends: 4:00 PM
American Legion Highlands, Post 201
2919 Bardstown Road
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Girly Scooter Quilt
17 comments:
Love this!!! Just laid out a quilt that looks exactly like this pattern yesterday in boy Children At Play. I also have to know what dot you used. It looks like the dot I infamously used on my last sherbet pips quilt backing that got attacked by scissors and I do want to try something again. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Kristen! The dot I used was a Darlene Zimmerman polk-a-dot for Robert Kaufman.Delete
I REALLY love this! It's my favorite quilt I've seen in quite some time. It's so patchwork-y and girly!ReplyDelete
Love the colors of the quilt!!ReplyDelete
Super cute quilt! I do love that binding print, too :-)ReplyDelete
That's adorable Amy! I have lots of that fabric sitting around -- I really should DO something with it LOL!ReplyDelete
This is great! Very cute quilt!ReplyDelete
Really cute! I still love that original collection of Aneela's and wish I'd picked up more of it.ReplyDelete
I wouldn't have thought of that fabric for binding, but it works so nicely!ReplyDelete
Completely adorable, Amy! I have a charm pack of Sherbet Pips awaiting my attention - I love how you added other prints in here. Gave me some great ideas.ReplyDelete
Lovely quilt. The pink swirls are just perfect. Great work!ReplyDelete
gorgeous..you are just sew darn inspiring...yes you are..today, tomorrow, alwaysReplyDelete
Great job on the quilting for this one.ReplyDelete
What a cute quilt. My littlest one would love all the pink. We were in the shop for the shop hop on Wednesday. My girls and I had a blast! Of course they loved all the snacks and goodies (they are 5 and 8!) and I loved all the new fabric. Thank you for sharing your adorable quilt!ReplyDelete
I love these prints, and I think they always look best in patchwork, for some reason! I'm so glad you got to spend some time at the quilt shop, too!ReplyDelete
Very pretty and I'm sure it is greatly loved by all who see it.ReplyDelete
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