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Crown Crafts Infant Products Enters Partnership With Project Nursery
COMPTON, Calif., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Crown Crafts, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWS), announced today that it has launched a partnership with ProjectNursery.com to enhance the consumer experience for new and expectant parents who purchase Crown Crafts' NoJo brand of nursery bedding products. Project Nursery began as a blog dedicated to nursery design, founded and edited by Melisa Fluhr and Pam Ginocchio, two moms who are also design enthusiasts, and has since grown into a vast online forum for lifestyle ideas, tips and information for the whole family.
"This partnership is just one of the ways we're enhancing our social media presence to reach the increasing number of moms and families who are embracing websites like ProjectNursery.com to conduct product research, exchange ideas with peers and more," said Nanci Freeman, President of Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc. "The tie-in with Project Nursery will provide consumers with a wealth of ideas and practical advice on how to make the most of NoJo products, taking advantage of the broad expertise and incredible visions that Fluhr and Ginocchio have to share."
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I was crying as I put this together. God speaks to each of us, and yet, I couldn't help but feel that this is my prayer to God, my response to His being in my life. I wish I could offer Him more of myself. I have problems like everyone, and always ask for answers, and always ask why...then as Job in the Bible, I place my hand over my mouth... The question of Brother Masseo springs to mind, "Why after you, why after you, why after you, Francis, does the whole world run?" So many times we have tried to discover the secret of St Francis. Many books have been written about him, many films made and yet we feel that every response given, every explanation offered, tells us only something about him but never quite succeeds in fully defining him or revealing his true identity.
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Beauty advice is typically something handed down from mother to daughter...but how about from father to daughter? Sure, if you're Liv Tyler. The model and actress told StyleBistro that her famous dad Steven has advised her "to wear perfume on the soles of her feet and her bellybutton, so it 'becomes part of you.'" She's also counting on her paternal genetics to keep her looking young, saying, "My grandmother gives me major hope, my dad too because he hasn't had any work done and looks amazing. He doesn't have any wrinkles."


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- 0Jan 3, '05 by RubyKissesHello Everone! I am 19 years old and thinking on going to Nursing School to get my LPN and then do the LPN to BSN option...my mother says i should just go right to my RN...I told her that I'd get more experience with my LPN first....What do you think? I need some advice!
- 0Jan 3, '05 by Blackcat99I think your mother is right! Go ahead and get your RN. Good luck
- 0Jan 3, '05 by Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN GuideGo straight for your RN unless your goal is Long Term Care, for the most part where LVN's/LPN's work, which is a worthy goal. But is that what you want?
You are young, you are not married, you don't have children . . .go the RN route!!!
Just take a look at some of the threads here from women with children and husbands trying to juggle all that with school. It is very hard.
Listen to your mom - sometimes we are right.
- 0Jan 3, '05 by RubyKissesThanx for all of the input!!! I appreciate it.


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Yes, there is a chance that your lack of height is the symptom of a different health concern. Many children develop at different rates, so it is entirely normal for a child to enter puberty at a later stage. Further, the influence of genetic predisposition also allows children to develop shorter height if that runs in their family. Yet when a child, despite optimal nutrition and rest, has stopped showing any rate of growth – there is cause to consult a physician. Many doctors are able to run blood tests and do bone scans to check for any conditions that stunt growth.
Many growth-related disorders are endocrine in nature (involving the regulation of chemical hormones in the body). An excess of deficit will disrupt the balance of the body and negatively influence other biological processes. The most direct disorder related to height is growth hormone deficiency. The hormone, responsible for normal growth, is not being released at normal levels by the pituitary gland. Similarly, hypothyroidism negatively effects bone growth through a malfunctioning thyroid gland that does not produce enough thyroid hormone. A thorough doctor will also check for Turner's syndrome in females. A missing or mutated X chromosome that blocks the normal developmental growth of height and sexual maturation causes this disorder.


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Siskinds LLP And Koskie Minsky LLP Announce Court Approval Of $117 Million Settlement With Ernst & Young LLP In Sino-Forest Class Action
TORONTO and LONDON, ON, March 20, 2013 /CNW/ - Siskinds LLP and Koskie Minsky LLP, class counsel in the Sino-Forest class action, are pleased to announce that the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has approved a C$117 million settlement with Ernst & Young LLP in the Sino-Forest class action. Ernst & Young LLP was Sino-Forest's auditor from August 16, 2007 until its resignation on April 4, 2012. The agreement provides for Ernst & Young to pay C$117 million in settlement of all claims arising from its dealings with Sino-Forest.
The settlement is the largest settlement by an auditor in Canadian history, by a large margin, and is one of the largest-ever auditor settlements worldwide.
In approving the settlement, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice stated in its decision released today that "the Ernst & Young Settlement is fair and reasonable" and it "provides substantial benefits to relevant stakeholders".
The manner of allocation of the settlement proceeds to Class Members will be determined by the Court at a later date.The class action alleges that Sino-Forest, certain of its directors and officers, auditors and underwriters misled investors concerning the business and accounting at the collapsed timber trader. The plaintiffs include the trustees of the Labourers' Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada and the trustees of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 793 Pension Plan for Operating Engineers in Ontario. The Siskinds securities class actions team has offices in London, Toronto, Montreal and Québec City. The team, comprised of 15 lawyers admitted to practice in Ontario, Quebec, New York State, and the states of Queensland and Victoria in Australia, acts exclusively for investors. Siskinds' securities class actions team is complemented by lawyers in Siskinds' affiliate, Siskinds, Desmeules, based in Quebec City. Koskie Minsky LLP, based in Toronto, is one of Canada's leading firms in the areas of class actions, trade union labour law, employment Law, civil litigation and pension & benefits. Its class actions team, led by Mr. Kirk Baert, has been a leader in class actions since 1992 and has prosecuted many of the leading cases in the area. The litigation continues against Allen T.Y. Chan, W. Judson Martin, Kai Kit Poon, David J. Horsley, William E. Ardell, James P. Bowland, James M.E. Hyde, Edmund Mak, Simon Murray, Peter Wang, Garry J. West, BDO Limited, Credit Suisse Securities ( Canada), Inc., TD Securities Inc., Dundee Securities Corporation, RBC Dominion Securities Inc., Scotia Capital Inc., CIBC World Markets Inc., Merrill Lynch Canada Inc., Canaccord Financial Ltd., Maison Placements Canada Inc., Credit Suisse Securities ( USA) LLC and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated. SOURCE Koskie Minsky LLP
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ALL SIGNS MOON ALERT: Caution: Avoid shopping or making important decisions all day until 8 p.m. After that the Moon moves from Libra into Scorpio.
◆Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is different. You feel excited! The winds of change are blowing all around you bringing surprises, especially to romantic relationships or close friendships. You might meet someone new or something quite unexpected might occur that really pleases you.
◆Taurus (April 20-May 20): There's a subtle undercurrent of excitement running through everything today. You might know why; you might not know why. Certainly, you feel more positive about life. You have more faith in your future because you feel something good might happen.
◆Gemini (May 21-June 20): Your interactions with others, especially in group settings, will produce a few surprises today. For starters, you might meet someone who is new and different, perhaps even bizarre. Or someone might just surprise you with an unexpected suggestion.
◆Cancer (June 21-July 22): Pleasant goodies can come your way. Bosses, parents and teachers might bestow praise or a promotion or a financial benefit on you. Something exciting could happen that makes you bump up against people in authority in a different way. Lots to think about!
◆Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Sudden opportunities to travel could make your day. Or this could be a surprise connected with higher education, publishing or exciting opportunities with foreign countries. Be open to chances to experience new things that will expand your world today.
◆Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Keep your pockets open because money and surprise benefits might come to you. Be receptive to others because they could arrive bearing gifts. Some kind of good fortune can benefit you, so keep your eyes open. You might even find money on the street.
◆Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Something unexpected might occur in a relationship. You might meet someone unusual or your partner or friend might surprise you. This could also mean that something occurs to give you greater freedom and changes for the better. (From your point of view.)
◆Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Unexpected events at work will change your daily routine. Computer crashes, new technology, surprise changes to your schedule and exciting news are some examples. Everything is happening quickly, just take it all in without making important decisions or a big commitment. Tread carefully.
◆Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Surprise flirtations might catch you off guard today. Unexpected invitations and a chance to suddenly enjoy yourself in a fresh, new way could delight you. However, this is also an accident-prone day for your kids (if you are a parent), so be vigilant.
◆Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Unexpected company might show up at your door today. Or a family member might have surprising news. The introduction of new technology could be exciting. However, small appliances might break down and minor breakages could also occur. It's a crapshoot today!
◆Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): This is an accident-prone day for your sign so be careful. Pay attention to everything you say and do. Nevertheless, there is an exciting flavor to this day that makes you feel something intriguing and "different" will take place — and it probably will.
◆Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Be very vigilant about all financial matters. Something might suddenly go your way, or the opposite. You might find money; you might lose money. Guard against impulse buys because this is not a good day to spend money. It's a good day to learn financial information or find something that you had lost.
If MARCH 28 is Your Birthday: Actress Julia Stiles (1981) shares your birthday today. You are an individualist who is willing to accept what is going on around you. You're not afraid to be different; you go after what you want. Because of your honest expression, you have a great following. (But you do need your privacy.) Get ready for an exciting year ahead because it's the beginning of a fresh new cycle.


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COMMERCE, TX -- A Commerce man has been arrested for downloading child porn.
Police Chief Kerry Crews says three weeks ago the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office received information they received a tip 31-year-old Erion Eugene Shirley was downloading and distributing child pornography.
In a joint effort between the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office, ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children) Task Force and the Commerce Police Department an investigation into the crimes began. Sunday, investigators were able to obtain a search warrant and executed the search of Shirley's home, in the 2300 block of Taylor Street, immediately.
During the search, Shirley admitted he'd circulated the photos and videos he knew to be child pornography. He was arrested and is now being held in the Hunt County Jail on a $40,000 bond.
The case is being reviewed by the District Attorney's office and additional charges may be added.
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Welcome to the weekend.
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1. Busy or slow this weekend?
2. Plans for St. Patricks day?
3. Winter or spring weather by you?
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Well, I am just glad that I am not like some people who spend their days and nights on the Internet. Lucky I have people in real life who are as much my friends as I am theirs unlike some people.
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You think I am stupid, I know that you do, but I am ONNNNN to you, lol !!!!!!!
|Sun, 03-11-2012 - 11:43am
I haven't got a clue what you are talking about. As usual. Perhaps you are thinking of someone else? LOL!
|Sun, 03-11-2012 - 11:41am
oh, I am SURE you know what I mean, lol!!!!!! People think nobody knows when they lie on the internet, but I am not stupid, you know. Don't you remember that nice family portrait you took last Easter ;)????????? It is not hard to find things on the internet, and you don't have to be a teacher to figure that out. It is not only people with college degrees who are smart. Sometimes people without colege degrees are much smarter!!!!!!!!!!!!
|Sun, 03-11-2012 - 11:18am
Awww, that is so sweet that he still brings you twinkies. Good thing that he doesn't mind that there is more and more of you to love. Thta is soooo romantic!!!!!!!!!!!!
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rollmops it is dk important to always be nurturing your marriage and my husband is always doing something thoughtful for me such as always remembering to bring me a little treat from Walmart which he stops by every day, not for clothes or things whhch I feel are not very nice, but you can always find school supplies or things at.
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Oh Puss, I am so sorry as the longer you wait the harder it is to clean but I know how it is with TV. Luckily my husband is a whiz with electronic so we have 17 TVs hooked up throughout the house so notate where you turn your head you can see a screen. That way I am not tied to one place and can keep up the house as it deserves so I M not embarrassed to have people drop by unlike some.


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Colin Montgomerie sure is enjoying his Second Act.
Long known as the sometimes-grumpy, near-unbeatable thorn in the Americans' side during Ryder Cup matches — as well as for his series of heartbreaking losses in golf's major championships — the Scottish star seems like a different man since he joined the Champions Tour in 2013.
He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame last year, further cementing his status as one of the best players ever to come out of Europe. He finally broke through in a major, winning the Senior PGA Championship in May. And he's caught on as an analyst for the Golf Channel, flashing a personality that has begun to earn him a new rep among golf fans.
"When I'm walking around the courses on the ranges and on the Champions Tour, [people] say two things to me, really. The one thing is, 'Congratulations on being inducted into the Hall of Fame,' " said Montgomerie, who will make his first visit to North Shore Country Club in Glenview for the Encompass Championship this week. "The second thing is, 'I think you're great on the Golf Channel.' "
Do not adjust your television sets — the witty, self-deprecating Monty you see on camera is the same one who dominated the European Tour in the 1990s.
"He's kind of like a parallel to how [former world No. 1 golfer] Nick Faldo was. When Faldo went from player to the booth, you could see how good he is," said Champions Tour player Fred Funk. Montgomerie "is funny, he's got great wit. … He was always kind of that grumpy guy on the golf course, but on the TV and in person, he's not like that."
The most famous example of Montgomerie being grumpy on the golf course might have come during the 1997 U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club. Montgomerie carded a first-round 65 to take the lead after one day, but he faded in round two with a 76 that he blamed, in part, on fans who got drunk during a long rain delay.
Montgomerie's relationship with American fans was often frosty after that — he was heckled mercilessly at the 1999 Ryder Cup at Brookline, Massachusetts — and his TV persona seems to be influenced by some of those experiences. He's conscious of how his critiques — both positive and negative — will be received, but still capable of giving an honest opinion. On Sunday, for example, he called Martin Kaymer's eight-shot win at the U.S. Open the best performance he'd seen since Tiger Woods lapped the U.S. Open field by 15 strokes in 2000.
"I enjoy giving that opinion, because we're all armchair critics, after all, and it's nice to say what we feel, always in a very positive way," Montgomerie said. "I would never be negative about a player because I know how difficult this blooming game is."
That's a lesson Montgomerie has often learned on big stages.
After attending Houston Baptist University in Texas, Montgomerie turned pro in 1987 and experienced instant success in Europe. He finished first in the Order of Merit — the European Tour's money list — every year from 1993 to 1999, and won 31 European Tour events (the last in 2007). With that success came great expectations, but Montgomerie failed to break through in the majors or win a tournament in America.
Considered one of the best golfers never to win a major, Montgomerie has finished second on five occasions: the 1994, 1997 and 2006 U.S. Opens, the 1995 PGA Championship and the 2005 British Open. His four-stroke victory over Tom Watson at the Senior PGA in Benton Harbor, Michigan, on May 25 was his first major win and his first win on American soil.
"I think over the years trying to win a major in America, I think, 'Was I impatient? Was I thinking about the result before it happened?' All the things that you don't do and you're always told by psychologists not to do," Montgomerie said. "I didn't feel that way playing with [third-place finisher] Bernhard Langer on the Sunday there at Benton Harbor."
Of course Montgomerie rarely felt that way when he was representing Europe in the pressure-packed Ryder Cup. The 51-year-old — he'll turn 52 Monday — made his debut at the biannual event in 1991 and has a career record of 20-9-7 in 36 matches. He went undefeated in eight singles matches, and played on five winning teams.
Montgomerie captained the European team to victory in 2010, and was on hand to witness the team's historic comeback in the 2012 Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club.
"My last trip to the Chicago area, probably, was Medinah," said Montgomerie with a laugh, taking the chance to needle U.S. golf fans just a bit. "We don't know how we won that one. Good memories for Europeans, and I'm afraid, poor ones for the American fans."
That's right, the new Monty makes jokes.
"I think you do mellow with age, and I think you do mature as you get older and you learn," Montgomerie said. "I do love the American way of life, I do enjoy everything regarding the golf life over here, and hopefully that's coming across."Tags: Encompass Championship


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Hartley, Texas
For population 25 years and over in Hartley:
For population 15 years and over in Hartley CDP:
135 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $1,000 (1.2%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Amarillo, TX (56.7 miles , pop. 173,627).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Albuquerque, NM (243.1 miles , pop. 448,607).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Dallas, TX (384.9 miles , pop. 1,188,580).
Nearest cities: Dalhart, TX (3.7 miles ), Channing, TX (3.8 miles ), Northwest Hartley, TX (3.9 miles) , Dumas, TX (4.9 miles ), Cactus, TX (5.0 miles ), Boys Ranch, TX (5.1 miles ), Sunray, TX (5.8 miles ), Stratford, TX (6.0 miles ).
Latitude: 35.88 N, Longitude: 102.40 W
Area code: 806
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Hartley-area historical tornado activity is slightly below Texas state average. It is 36% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/9/1971, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 33.9 miles away from the Hartley place center .
On 3/18/1982, a category F4 tornado 38.6 miles away from the place center injured 12 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Hartley-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Texas state average. It is 73% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 8/17/2000 at 01:08:05, a magnitude 3.9 (3.9 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 47.4 miles away from the city center
On 12/16/2000 at 22:08:54, a magnitude 3.9 (3.9 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 47.5 miles away from Hartley center
On 6/19/2002 at 12:14:20, a magnitude 3.7 (3.7 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 58.9 miles away from the city center
On 3/25/1996 at 06:43:46, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, 3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 22.1 miles away from the city center
On 2/18/2006 at 05:49:41, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 ML, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 37.0 miles away from Hartley center
On 10/14/2008 at 03:07:28, a magnitude 3.7 (3.7 MW, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 94.8 miles away from the city center
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Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Hartley County (5) is smaller than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 1
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Hurricanes: 3, Fires: 2 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 17.3%
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Religion statistics for Hartley CDP (based on Hartley County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 58.97%
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Number of grocery stores: 1
Number of full-service restaurants: 3
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9.31% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($26,459 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
9.99% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($39,967 average adjusted gross income)
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Oct 17, 1989 01:40 PM, 87, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 5, Fatalities: 1
Dec 19, 1980 03:57 PM, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 2
May 5, 1976 06:20 PM, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 3, Fatalities: 1
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:36 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers in Hartley)
FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers:1 (See the full list of FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers in Hartley, TX)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:11 (See the full list of FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers)
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They wouldn't be "replacing" the Islanders, they'd be giving the building some form of event that was consistent to sell. What else are they going to do if they keep the coliseum up? Concerts is all theyd have left, cause there's no more Dragons, I don't think any lacrosse teams play there, and the Isles would be gone. If it's an AHL team or nothing I th ink they'd prefer an AHL team.
If the Isles move to Brooklyn or Queens they'd be staying within the vicinity as their best and only option versus a complete relocation of everything. And they'd be adding mass transit. Not that it has ANYTHING to do with what I've been talking about, but it'd arguably be easier to get to games for a lot of people, especially ones that don't have cars.
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Boldly Going Where Mine Was Taller Has Never Gone Before August 27, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News , add a comment
Back in June I tried something a little different on Mine Was Taller, namely Horror Day. Horror Day was a day of back-to-back horror movies with me and my friend Dipa blogging about each film after we watched it. Horror Day was so successful (well we enjoyed it anyway) that we've decided to do another one and, in case the title of this post didn't give it away, this time we're doing Sci Fi. There'll be a slight change to the format as Dipa now has her own blog, Inner Corr, so she'll be posting on there and I'll be putting links to her thoughts along with my own comments here.
The line up should be something like this:
Forbidden Planet
The Incredible Shrinking Man
Godzilla (the Japanese original)
Phase IV
Donnie Darko (The Director's Cut)
Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem
And if we get time Deja Vu.
Sci Fi Day will be Saturday 30 August.
Also coming soon will be a write-up of this year's FrightFest, not the full event this time, just the Sunday, with Let the Right One In and Martyrs the pick of the days films.
The darkest day of horror Mine Was Taller has ever known… June 20, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News, DVD Reviews , add a comment
As promised a few weeks ago, today is Horror Day on Mine Was Taller and, from around 12 Noon I, along with my friend Dipa, will be watching a selection of scary movies and blogging about them as we go.
The running order should be something like this –
12pm – The Wolf Man (1941)
1:45pm – Purana Mandir (1984)
4pm – Night of the Lepus (1972) followed by the short film Night of the Hell Hamsters (2006)
6pm – From Beyond the Grave (1973)
7:45pm – Brain Damage (1988)
9:30pm – Silence of the Lambs (1991)
12am – Inside (2007)
A change is as good as a rest… May 28, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News, DVD Reviews , add a comment
…or so the saying goes, and with that in mind I'm making a few alterations to Mine Was Taller. Since the start of the year I've been posting almost every day and, while it's been fun, it's starting to feel like a chore rather than a pleasure. With that in mind I've going to return to the original DVD Viewing Journal format, with brief opinions on each of the films I've watched on DVD. There will be links running through each week's films, be it star, director, or a shared theme, and the first one will feature vigilante movies.
This will free me up to write some other pieces, both here and for the newly established Eurocritics Magazine,including reviews of the summer's blockbuster cinema releases and the return of 'Films I Want on DVD' which I originally planned as a series back in July 2006 but never got past number one - Rituals, a film that's since been released on DVD (although I doubt my article had anything to do with that).
The TV Tomb series of reviews of classic (or in some cases just old) television shows will continue, with the American WWII show Combat the next up followed be Fortier, a Canadian detective series (in French) that most of you probably haven't heard of but which inspired/was ripped off by Tim Minear's excellent 2005 FBI show, The Inside.
In August I hope to be doing the FrightFest festival again, complete with daily posts and I've a few other things planned as well, including Horror Day when I'll be watching some classic, some cheesy, and some downright silly horror flicks (including my first Bollywood horror movie) with a friend, and we'll both be posting our views on each film as we go. Horror Day is currently planned for 20 June, starting about noon and running into the wee hours and it'll hopefully be almost as much fun for readers as it will be for us.
Back…At Last! May 6, 2008Posted by Ian W in : DVD Viewing Journal, Site News , 1 comment so far
Where have I been this last ten days or so you may be wondering and the short answer is offline. Thanks, apparently, to a technical problem that coincided with Virgin Media moving all the old NTL customers to a new server, I've been without internet access since the 26th April, as they were unable to sort the problem until the migration was complete. Having been plunged back into the dark ages, before the wonders of the web, for over a week, I've realised how dependant I've become on it for everything from banking to looking up bus times or just finding the answer to a question. Anyway I finally got back online yesterday so here's a round-up of what should have been on here the weekend before last –
The Friday Night Fright: The House on Sorority Row
Oh the joy of Music Zone and their 97p DVDs! I've got a high tolerance for crap movies, particularly horror, and I picked up some real stinkers from the now defunct Music Zone chain. This isn't the worst of them, which is a shame as some were so appallingly bad they entertained for all the wrong reasons. No, The House on Sorority Row is just a very ordinary and cheap (so not even any decent gore) slasher flick from 1983.
Written (or maybe that should be cut and pasted) and directed by Mark Rosman, the film takes elements from Black Christmas, Halloween and Friday the 13th (with a little Animal House thrown in for good measure) blending it together to create 90 minutes of boredom. The only time the film shows anything like originality, and even manages a little tension, is when the mad doctor (yes it even has a mad doctor, although he's not really mad enough to be entertaining) drugs the last surviving sorority girl and uses her as bait to catch the deranged killer. Unfortunately the scene only lasts a couple of minutes before she gets away and we're treated to more Halloween-style chasing round the house.
The Weekend Western: Posse
Not your usual manhunt western, this is an oater with political aspirations. Kirk Douglas is the lawman with his eye on being elected senator and all he has to do to get there is bring in train robber Bruce Dern, which, as it turns out, is much easier said then done.
Douglas is excellent, as is Dern as the charismatic outlaw. He'd come a long way since being shot down in a gunfight with Douglas and John Wayne in The War Wagon.
It's not going to top any "greatest westerns" list but it's solidly directed by Kirk and clearly a reaction to the political climate of the times (mid-seventies). It's the political subtext and the somewhat unique ending (which may put of those looking for flying lead) that makes it standout. Well worth a look if you like a more leftfield western.
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting: DOA - Dead or Alive
Films adapted from games are usually duds and DOA is no exception but it's a dud that's full of scantily clad ladies kicking ass, so there's some entertainment to be had.
This treads similar ground to Charlie's Angels but, unlike that films ADD suffering director, DOAat least has a man at the helm who knows how to put an action sequence together. Hong Kong action maestro Corey Yuen even manages to craft some decent, if decidedly silly, fight scenes with the beautiful stars he's given, aided by stunt doubles, snappy editing and a lot of wirework.
SF & Fantasy Sunday: Children of Men
It seems if you put Clive Owen in a film with a pregnant woman you're on to a winner, with both this and the utterly deranged but hugely entertaining Shoot 'Em Up forcing me to confess that I'm actually starting to like the actor.
But this couldn't be farther from Shoot 'Em Up if it tried. It a unrelentingly grim look at a future Britain, something we rarely get to see, and it makes Blade Runner look like utopia by comparison. Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón's view of the Britain's future may not be flattering but it does feel real. I've watched his breakthrough film, Y tu mamá también, and found it entertaining enough but there was nothing in that film to suggest he could handle action as well as he does here. There's a genuine sense of peril as the bullets fly, partly because it seems unlikely the film will have a happy ending, but mostly because the battle scenes are so realistic.
One of the best and most intelligent SF films of the 21st Century.
That's the round-up over, next week things will (fingers crossed) get back to normal. As for the rest of this week, well you'll almost certainly see a review of The Sandbaggers Season 1, possibly a review of the classic American war series Combat – Season 1 Part 1 (if I get the last few episodes watched). And maybe even a review of Iron Man.
Next Week on Mine Was Taller April 21, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News , add a comment
I Spy: Thunderball
Literally Speaking: The Odessa File
Watching the Detectives: Shadow of the Thin Man
Comic Tales: Death Note - The Last Name
The Friday Night Fight: The House on Sorority Row
The Weekend Western: Posse
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting: DOA - Dead or Alive
SF & Fantasy Sunday: Children of Men
Next Week on Mine Was Taller April 13, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News , 1 comment so far
I've decided to start posting a list of what's in store for readers in the coming week, so without further ado here's what you should be seeing in the next seven days:
I Spy: The Spy with My Face – The second of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. films, and the first in the Region 2 box set.
Literally Speaking: No Way Out – The film that, along with The Untouchables, made Kevin Costner a star.
Watching the Detectives: John Wayne is McQ
Comic Tales: Fantastic Four
The Friday Night Fright: The Eye – The Pang brothers original.
The Weekend Western: Yankee – Tito Brass directed spaghetti western.
Saturday's Alright For Fighting: Zatoichi the Outlaw – Number 16 in the long running series.
SF & Fantasy Sunday: Tokyo the Last Megalopolis - Live action version of a classic anime.
Time For An Upgrade… March 11, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Site News , 4 comments
Regular readers may be wondering what's been going on with Mine Was Taller of late. After starting the year with a post (almost) everyday things have dropped off to the point where I haven't written anything for almost two weeks. In part this was because I needed a break, having overloaded on watching and writing about films at the start of the year, but I intended that break to come to an end when I posted a couple of reviews at the end of February.
Which brings us to the reason I've been AWOL for the past couple of weeks. With the end of the HD format war I decided it was time to say goodbye to my old Panasonic 32in CRT TV which had served me well since I got my first DVD player almost 10 years ago, and, after much contemplation, I decided on a 40in Samsung LCD with full 1080p capability as its replacement.
Last Wednesday it arrived and I've been basking in its glow for the better part of a week now. The same day I got a Home Theatre PC which does a nice job of upscaling SD DVDs, and I have plans to install a Blu-ray drive in it sometime in the next month or so.
For those who are yet to take the plunge it really is worth it, with DVDs (at least those with a decent transfer) looking better than they ever did on my old CRT set. In fact a simple rule of thumb seems to be that is something looked good before it will look better and if it looked bad before it will look absolutely dreadful.
Anyway now that I've got it set up I'll hopefully get back to watching and writing again in the next few days.
Blog Related New Year's Resolutions and Future Plans For Mine Was Taller January 1, 2008Posted by Ian W in : Rants & Raves, Site News , 3 comments
It's New Year, the perfect time for starting some new regular features on Mine Was Taller, and for making a few resolutions.
First up the resolutions:
1) Watch more DVDs than I buy. I seem to have become unable to pass up a bargain, and with the Bargain Forum so helpful in pointing them out it's resulted in a large "To Watch" pile (actually pile is the wrong word, I wouldn't want to think how high they'd go if stacked on top of each other but doing so is certainly unfeasible). I'm going to start passing up on some of those previously irresistible offers and also up the number of DVDs watched each week; time will tell how successful I'll be
2) Read
more some books. Since moving up to the midlands several years ago I seem to have lost the ability to read books. I've never been what you'd call a speed reader but I've always had a book on the go, yet in the last few years I've only completed one book (Don Siegel's very enjoyable autobiography). It's not like I've completely ignored the written word, I've read magazines and continued to feed my childhood comic addiction but books have fallen by the wayside. Hopefully that will change and you'll see some of the fruits of that change here, including a review of Anthony Holden's biography of Laurence Olivier (thanks for the Christmas present Kevin!).
That's it for the resolutions, at least the one that might have an impact on this blog, now for the new features.
Over the last few months I've been doing themed days, this was partly to make choosing which DVD to watch a little easier by breaking down the aforementioned "To Watch" pile into smaller, less intimidating, sections but also because I used to love the "seasons" of films the BBC would do when I was younger and this gave me the chance to do something along similar lines. It's been pretty successful, the number of hits has increased, as have comments, and if nothing else I've managed to reduce the number of animated films on DVD that are awaiting a first viewing to zero. With that in mind I've decided to add to these "seasons" and the week on Mine Was Taller should now look like this –
Monday: I Spy – Espionage in the movies, everything from Bourne to Flint, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold to The Spy Who Loved Me.
Tuesday: Literally Speaking – Book adaptations, both classic and not-so-classic.
Wednesday: Watching the Detectives – Sherlock Holmes, Mr. Wong and Mr. Moto continue, interspersed with one off films, including several starring Humphrey Bogart.
Thursday: Comic Tales – Superman to Man-Thing, Hollywood's interpretations of classic comic book characters.
Friday: The Friday Night Fright – More horror, both classic and modern with The Last Man on Earth kicking the New Year off this Friday in "honour" of the latest version of Richard Matheson's classic novel, I Am Legend.
Saturday: Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting – From Roadhouse to Ong-Bak, movies that kick ass.
Sunday: SF and Fantasy Sunday – A slight change to Sunday's viewing, with the addition of fantasy films to the regular helping of science fiction. Again tying in with I Am Legend we start the New Year with another last man on earth film, The Quiet Earth.
Saturday/Sunday: The Weekend Western – More western action, both regular and the spaghetti variety.
Also continuing will be TV Tomb, which will delve into TV's past on an irregular basis.
Well that's the plan, we'll see how it goes starting from tomorrow.
Things to come… July 15, 2006Posted by Ian W in : Site News , add a comment
What will I find within these pages? I hear you ask. Or is that just the voice in my head again?
Well you'll find reviews. Mostly film reviews but some of my other passions will creep in as well, namely books, comics and music. In the not too distant future you should be reading my views on Superman Returns, Don Siegel's autobiography A Siegel Film and Kevin Smith's first Green Arrow story Quiver plus lots more cool stuff.
You'll also find
comments rants on current movie related news and other things that bug me. The first of these already has a title - Disillusioned with American TV - and the rest should follow soon.
Lastly you'll find my weekly viewing log complete with mini reviews. The first of these should be posted later today and will (hopefully) contain pretty pictures for you to look at.


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My wife and son bought me a luminox water resistant watch for christmas one year.It was a fairly expensive watch and I was happy with it for two years.At that time I was stepping aboard my boat when the pin holding the band fell out. I caught the watch just before it hit the salt water where it would have been lost forever. It might as well have been. I replaced the pin and it happened again. I took the watch to the jewelry store and was told that the watch could not be fixed as the stainless pins had worn out the rubber where the ends of the pins seat. The name Navy Seals suggests that this is one tough watch which it is not. Stainless pins must have a metal seat.
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My 2 year old Navy Seal II dive watch filled up with salt water at about 30 feet. It was the first time I wore it in the water. Maybe they don't like cold water? Customer service was a little rude. It was a very good watch and I will buy another. I just won't dive with it.
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First, let it be said that Amazon and the contracted seller, Dexclusive, are awesome! No fault there at all!
I bought the watch because of the tritium markings, combined with Swiss quality. We do a lot of night operations, and the tritium on the numbers and hands (even the second hand) are perfect! Bright enough that you can see the time at a glance in ANY condition without having to push a "light" button, but not so much as to give away a position. No question, exactly what I've bee looking for.
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A card with the watch did offer a one year warranty from Countshop.com if I signed up at their website. However, my initial try was not successful because I didn't have an "Order ID" to sign in. I can't find any order ID on my Amazon invoice. However, this is a story for another time...
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Getting fit can be a rewarding experience - especially with the support of Milk and the NBA. When teens join the Get Fit By Finals Challenge, they'll receive a special Get Fit rewards package featuring discounts on fitness gear. Frequent "mini-challenges" will encourage teens to show how they're getting fit for the chance to bag some sweet rewards, and teens who show how they're getting fit using their Personal Fitness Tracker will be eligible to win trips to the NBA Playoffs and a grand prize of an all-expenses-paid VIP experience at the 2009 NBA Finals. Plus, there are cool sweepstakes prizes for all teens, whether or not they join the Challenge.
Get the Body You Want
Being active and eating right is key to getting fit and maintaining a healthy weight - and it's important to think about what you drink. Regular exercise and a healthy diet that includes drinking lowfat or fat free milk is not only a healthier choice; it can also help teens look and feel their best.
In fact, studies suggest that teens who drink milk instead of sugary drinks tend to be leaner than teens who don't.
Get Fit By Finals encourages teens to dr
|SOURCE Milk Processor Education Program
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