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SOLIDARITY-ROMNEY Sep-5-2012 (530 words) xxxi
Solidarity spokesman criticizes Romney for using pope images in TV ad
By Jonathan Luxmoore
Catholic News Service
WARSAW, Poland (CNS) -- Poland's Solidarity trade union criticized U.S. Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for using images of the country and Blessed John Paul II in his campaign.
"Every election campaigner uses various methods and devices," said Marek Lewandowski, the union spokesman. "But in exploiting pictures of the pope, Mr. Romney is clearly going against the church's social principles. Voters should see the huge contrast between what John Paul II taught and the kind of business practices Romney engages in."
An August TV ad for Romney said President Barack Obama had declared "war on religion."
In a Sept. 4
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interview, Lewandowski said the United States' 15 million ethnic Poles were "wise voters" and would know whether Romney's "espousal of Christian values" reflected his record.
"I don't think he should be appealing to John Paul II," Lewandowski added. "It's up to Americans to decide whether his religious declarations and identification with the Polish pope fit what he's done up to now."
Romney visited Poland July 30-31 at the invitation of former Polish President Lech Walesa, who was quoted by CNN and other media as wishing the Republican candidate success.
Romney's TV ad, titled "Be not afraid," showed him warmly greeted July 30 by Walesa in Gdansk and invoking Blessed John Paul in a speech at Warsaw University.
Referring to the Obama administration's mandate that would require employers to cover contraceptives and sterilization in their health plans, the ad said Obama had "used his health care plan to declare war on religion, forcing religious institutions to go against their faith."
It said the late pope's appeal, "Be not afraid," during a 1979 Polish pilgrimage had helped "bring down an empire."
"When religious freedom is threatened, who do you want to stand with?" the ad concluded.
Walesa's Warsaw-based spokesman, Zdzislaw Wojcik, told CNS Sept. 4 the former Solidarity leader had invited Romney to Poland before he became the Republican nominee and had not "given support directly" to his campaign.
Lewandowski said members of the 700,000-member Solidarity had "strongly objected" to Walesa's meeting with Romney, who he said was "known for fighting trade unions," and to his use of the late pope.
"As a Christian union, whose statute is based on Catholic social teaching, we have a negative view of Obama's stance on abortion, euthanasia, gay partnerships and other issues," the Solidarity spokesman said. "But we can't engage in the U.S. elections by declaring for either side, so we're stressing this was a private meeting which Solidarity opposed."
In a July 31 letter, the current Solidarity chairman, Piotr Duda, told Walesa his "shocking meeting" with Romney had "once again convinced us of your hostile attitude to trade unions."
He added that it would be viewed as "far-reaching ingratitude" to the American AFL-CIO, which "supported us in the hardest times" when Solidarity was outlawed under communist rule.
The spokesman for the Polish bishops' conference, Father Jozef Kloch, told CNS Romney had not met church representatives during his Polish visit, adding that the Republican's references to Blessed John Paul and religious freedom were "a purely American matter."
CNS made several attempts to reach the Romney campaign for comment but received no response.
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What have you got growing in your garden?I still have hibiscus,Angel trumpet,and a few others.I posted a message on exchanges so take a look.Thank You
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I have Hibiscus, Roses, Clematis, Crepe Myrtles, Coleus, Mandavella, Begonia and Caladiums. Some of them are getting a bit tired looking and need a drink every day. sDogwood |
- Posted by greenelbows1 z9--so LA (My Page) on Fri, Jul 21, 06 at 15:58
Hoo, listing everything in my garden would take a book! I have some hardy hibiscus, iochroma (a member of the same family as angel trumpets, brugs, which I also have, but without a common name I think) a dozen or so different alocasias, colocasias, xanthosomas (elephant ears) a lot of different begonias (I like to collect things, and seldom have more than one of anything!) hmm--different gesneriads. I've been collecting hardy ones lately, and have a number of sinningias and a seemannia (formerly gloxinia) that are doing quite well. And other stuff too--quite a number of things seem to like this weather better than I do at the moment, tho' having them do so well helps me too! |
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I have Eleanor Tabor indian hawthorne and Pleasant White and Renee Michelle azaleas as foundation plants. Plenty of lantana, a sweet olive shrub, juniper, mexican petunias, and a hydrangea balance out the rest of the front beds. In the back I have plenty of azaleas, more lantana, gazania, hosta, irises, daylilies, and another hydrangea. A few grasses like blue fescue and three large "cabbage" palms. |
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First wave goes off @ 8:00am. You select your wave time during the registration process. Waves are capped at 500 runners. We recommend you arrive at least an hour before your wave time begins.
Wave times: 8:00am (Battle of the Box), 8:30am, 9:00am, 9:30am, 10:00am, 10:30am, 11:00am, 11:30am, 12:00pm, 12:30pm.
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MEN Seeking WOMEN
~Tall, handsome, professional, MaWM, free to wine, dine and romance an attractive, sensuous lady. (33) Box 4202
~Hot legs, I'm waiting. Man 52, DW, well-built and lonely. Needs immediate intimacy. No fatties, druggies or pro's. Strong woman OK. Photo/phone. (30) Box 4227
~Jewish Romeo seeks Jewish Juliet. Secularly JM, 72 y.o., 175 lbs., NR, NS, Queens resident. ISO Jewish woman for longterm, committed relationship. Queens or Manhattan resident only. (30) Box 4226
~SWM, 64, retired. ISO female playmate. Petite preferred. No strings relationship. Northern Queens resident preferred. Be D/D free, like me. NS. (30) Box 4225
~SWM, 23. Seeking pretty young woman, long blonde or red hair, to have relationship or friendship. (30) Box 4222
~SWM, 40s, 5'11", professional, handsome. Seeks female counterpart. You must be D/D free, NS, childless and under 40. You will be surprised. Note and recent photo. (30) Box 4224
~Perhaps a younger woman, unhappy with her career, needs a caring friend. I can give stability, home and free time. You're 22+, in good physical condition. (30) Box 4223
~WJM, 52 y.o., retired civil servant, 5'10", 160 lbs., good-looking, good build. Would like to meet slim, very attractive woman for longterm relationship. (30) Box 4221
~WM, 50s. Are you lonely and tired of staying home alone? Take me out for dinner and enjoy my companionship. Enjoy your life. Phone/note. (30) Box 4220
~WDM, 64, not rich, average looks. Not looking for marriage. Would like to meet black female, age 55-60. Romantic. I am semi-retired. I like dining out, movies, Seaport, Village. (29) Box 4219
~Man in 60s, warm, passionate, like to make people laugh and be happy. If it is you, call immediately for response. (29) Box 4218
~Married WM, retired, youthful interests and appearance. Highly educated, healthy. ISO WF, NS, D/D free for occasional, discreet, casual trysts. Phone and photo, if possible. (29) Box 4217
~DWM, European, ex-aviator-pilot in his native country, 47 y.o., 5'6", 140 lbs., in search of slim, educated lady, sincere, D/D free, nice personality, Russian, American, Latin, French, 28-40, friendship and what may develop. All replies answered. Please send note/photo/ phone. I will send mine also. (29) Box 4216
~SWM, 52 y.o., Italian, 5'5", 160 lbs., retired professional, smoker, stable, secure and fit. Living alone in my own home in Queens. ISO SW or A lady, 35-45 y.o., for a loving, serious, LTR. I enjoy traveling, music, relaxing at home and fine restaurants. Most of all I am willing to share. Note, phone, please. (29) Box 4215
~Soulmate search. Gentleman, 74-young, look younger, much to offer. Handsome, educated, trim, passionate. Many interests. Seeking pretty woman, 50-60, slender, affectionate, wanting romance, quality relationship. (29) Box 4214
~Tired of dating merry-go-round? Want something meaningful, lasting? Good-natured DWM, 50. Seeks honest, loving female interested in developing trusting, sharing relationship. (28) Box 4213
~Short, ugly, impaired, mature, intelligent, stable, secure, easygoing, caring, romantic, D/D free, WWiM, musician. Queens. Love: God, country, family, home, friends, animals. ISO: young, beautiful, voluptuous, sensual, conversational, interesting, sympathetic, NS, D/D free SF. (28) Box 4212
~Little star, where are you? 50ish, educated, shy, nice person. ISO under 45, patient, soft-spoken, easygoing female, into friendship and affection. (28) Box 4211
~Easygoing WM, early 50s. Seeks slim gal who is bossy and wants love and friendship for 1-on-1, longterm dating, romantic relationship. Note, phone, photo. Will give unlimited love, going, stay plus. (28) Box 4210
~Asian-Caribbean male, 40s, westernized. Seeks single female friend, age 30-70. Race unimportant. Phone and photo, please. (28) Box 4209
~Full-figured woman, 35-51, sought by attractive, educated, reliable, easygoing WM, 50. Not tall but nice-looking. Seeking reliable F for LTR. Enjoy movies, beach, rock, oldies, c/w music. Sincere only. (28) Box 4208
~SWM, retired, Christian. Seeks non-working SWF interested in companionship, travel, have an even disposition and willling to share expenses, exchange home visits. For dinner, occasionally eat out, travel, the city. Possibly long trips (optional). Have fun. Phone, please. (28) Box 4207
~Sincere SWM, 39 y.o., 5'10", 175 lbs., brown hair, hazel eyes. Interests include dining out, outdoors and reading. Seeking Hispanic or white F. Photo/phone/note. (28) Box 4153
~Easygoing WM, 53. Seek slim, childless female, under 40, who wants a one-on-one, long-term, romantic relationship and a baby by me. Phone/letter/photo. Open minded. Funny plus. No head games. (27) Box 4206
~Just a nice guy, 50s, 5'8", medium build, considered intelligent and attractive, retired. In search of a nice, slim lady to share what life has to offer. (27) Box 4205
~First ad. DWM, 52, Italian, discreet, D/D free, uninhibited. Seeks mature, lonely woman, married or single for intimate, pleasurable relationship. Letter/photo/phone. Sincere. All answered. (27) Box 4204
~Sincere, young, 48, Italian-American, 5'5", 157 lbs., fit, healthy, great sense of humor. Seeking a lady on the petite side for dating, leading to love. Queens. (27) Box 4203
WOMEN Seeking MEN
~Pretty European lady, 48, 5'6", outgoing, personable, feminine. Gifted with spirit, romantic, laughter and more. Outdoor/indoor interests. Childless. ISO a pleasant gentleman, 45+ for all life has to offer. (30) Box 8960
~SWF, I live in Queens. My name is Iris. I am 5'2", blonde hair. I am looking to meet man 49 to 60. I am 56. I look 49 and like to go dancing, to dinner, movies. (30) Box 8959
~Lionel, Neptune Diner, September 2001. Met outside. Astoria. Foot operation. Your voice seemed so sincere. Call me if you have my number otherwise write. Rose. (30) Box 8958
~SBF, 50ish, attractive and shapely, honest, passionate and very lovable. ISO a friend, companion and a lover, between 56 and 65 y.o. Race unimportant. (30) Box 8957
~SWJF, 60s, slim, blonde, sexy, pretty, educated. Looking for a gentleman, over 5'8", who enjoys dining, dancing, movies, walking and looking for a best friend, leading to a longterm relationship. (30) Box 8956
~Fabulous, funny, 40—that's me. You—40s-50s, attractive, adventurous, outgoing. Eager to meet a pretty, dynamic woman. Note/phone. (30) Box 8955
~Nice SWCF, blonde, average build, warm, friendly lady. Looking for SWCM, sincere, kind, healthy, caring, NS, gentleman, 60-67. Good friendship, maybe more. Send note/phone, please. (30) Box 8954
~DWF, pretty, Italian, 60s, very youthful, slim, active. Loves the beach, dancing, etc. Seeking DWM, good-looking gentleman for great relationship, 56-66. Photo. (29) Box 8953
~Are you ready for love? Attractive, passionate, 58 y.o. SBF, ISO 58-65 y.o. sincere, tall, SBM. Good character, non-smoker. Letter and photo appreciated. (29) Box 8952
~Mature DWF hoping to meet a S/Wi/D, intelligent, interactive, affectionate male, 40+, to enjoy a little romance and a lot of life. (29) Box 8951
~SWCF. Still searching for my Mr. Right. I haven't found him yet. I know you are out there. Please read this ad and write to me. (28) Box 8950
~Lovely blonde and loveable. I miss being loved. Am seeking a man who knows how to love, is affectionate, intelligent, 58-75, average build with full hair, car, SOH, somewhat affluent, honest and kind-hearted. I am very attractive, 5'4" with long hair, rubenesque, with style, sensuous, SOH, intelligent, passionate, honest. If you have the qualities I mentioned, then we'll have endless possibilities to love each other. (28) Box 8949
~Lovely blonde wants to be loved and loving with tallish gentleman with full hair, car, to 72, intelligent, successful, with sense of humor and honest. I'm very attractive, rubenesque with style and youthfulness. I miss being close to handsome gentleman. (28) Box 8948
~Adventure and change fills void! WWiJF, NR, 68, above-average appearance. Personable, classy, sense of humor. Casual smoker. Friendship/relationship, either gratifying. Just do it! Let's talk. (27) Box 8947
~WM, 44 y.o., good-looking, sincere, healthy, kind, romantic, loving. Seeks WM, masculine or light-skinned Latino, sincere, smart, for sensual pleasure. Maybe LTR. (30) Box 2146
~Shapely, slim and glamorous, shaved head-to-toe, mature she-male, offers sissy self to dominant woman, man or couple. Imagination has no limits. (30) Box 2145
~Bi white male, 35, brown/green, in shape, D/D free. Seeks hot Bi or gay Latino male for friendship. Good times. Photo optional. All replies answered. (30) Box 2144
~Guyanese male and Spanish female, 30s, looking for female, Bi or straight to join us to share our love and passion. (29) Box 2143
~GWF (50ish), very attractive, petite, honest and sincere. Enjoy romantic dinners, soft music, movies, walks on beach. Love animals. NS. D/D free. Seek a femme only for friendship, maybe more, between 40-55. Seeks the same. (29) Box 2142
~Hispanic cross-dresser, very shy and submissive with large and heavy female breasts. ISO males that know how to make me feel like a woman. (29) Box 2141
~Masculine, versatile top, Italian, 42, dark hair, 5'8" 160 lbs., fun-loving, trustworthy, caring, D/D free. Seeks similar gay male, age 30s to 40s, any race, for friendship, possibly more. Will answer all. Photo optional. (29) Box 2140
~WiBiMa, seeking same, over 50, for loving, caressing intimacy, fun and exciting stimulation. Only those looking for discreet pleasure answer. Hairy bodies a plus. (28) Box 2139
~Sexy transvestite looking for new friends to have fun with. Let's play together if you like. Send letter, photo. (28) Box 2138
~Lonely GHM, 35, 185 lbs., 5'11", dark brown hair, eyes, mustache, glasses. Seeks GWM, 33-50, for romance and maybe LTR. Send phone/letter. (27) Box 2137
~WM wants to meet female that have or had genital warts. Wake up. Don't let this stop you from enjoying life. Let's talk. Note/phone. (27)Box 2136
~Single male, 48. Seeking lady who enjoys quiet dinners, movies, massages, clothing-free beaches, oral and just sharing fun times together. Couples welcome too. (27) Box 2135
Just Friends
~SWJM, personable, very energetic, 65, avid, wonderful photographer. Seeking males and females to meet at museums, galleries, Central Park and to enjoy NYC with a camera. Main interest: portraits. Have you seen the Eakins exhibit? Do you go to I.C.P.? (30) Box 4406
~WWiJF, NR. Let's go fill the void. ISO male/female friends, 65 plus. Enjoy most every activity. Have car, prefer likewise. Flushing, Bayside, Whitestone. Just do it. (30) Box 4405
~JF, NS, NR. ISO a gentleman between 70-79 for nice conversation, taking car rides. Want to have a companion. (30) Box 4404
~WWiJF, NR. Let's go, fill the void. ISO male, female friends, 65 plus. Enjoy most every activity Have car, prefer likewise. Flushing, Bayside, Whitestone. Just do it. (30) Box 4403
~Sleepless in Queens. Straight, SWF, 60, NS. Seeks friends, M/F, between 60-80, to share and enjoy trips, sports, restaurants, dances, movies, concerts, tennis, shows, walks, laughs. (29) Box 4402
~Straight, single white female, 34, seeking straight white female friends, 30-40, to go out places and to chat with. I get bored sitting home. Phone, please. (29) Box 4401
~SWF ISO other straight women, 45-60, for weekend trips, summer vacations, cultural activities. Enjoy theatre, movies, dining out, Berkshires, concerts, antiques, fall foliage, cruises, conversation. (29) Box 4400
~DWF, 50s, straight, would like to meet same for going to dinner, brunch, movies, etc. Also looking for compatible WF for cruise, share expenses. (27) Box 4399
~Married W couple seeks friendship with other Christian couples, over 45, non-smokers and in good health, for going out, or just getting together occasionally. (39) Box 4366
~Retired, straight WF recovering from social phobias interested in meeting others in similar situations for mutual support, interesting activities, dining out, trips, movies, etc. Write. (38) Box 4365


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Indiana lawmakers are ready to hear what the public has to say on proposals to end the state's long-running ban on Sunday retail alcohol sales.
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WRTV-TV reports that supporters of the bills argue that Indiana's Sunday ban on retail alcohol sales is one of the toughest in the nation and costs the state $9 million in lost tax revenue.
But many package liquor stores argue that the cost of opening on Sundays would make it impossible for them to compete with big supermarket chains.
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I got this as an extra in a swap, and I'm mostly pleased with it. It's one of the very few mauve tones I can wear on my lips, and just gives a pretty YLBB look.
I do wish this came in a tube or wand type container, rather than the little pot. While the pot is cute, it's not practical at all. I don't use this very often because of that. I don't like carrying a lip brush with me and having to put in extra effort to apply my lip gloss...I'd rather just swipe it on and go!
The texture of this gloss is really nice. Feels very soft on the lips, more like a rich lip balm than a gloss. It gives a nice, soft shine, too...not at all the "vinyl" or wet look shine that most glosses have. The scent is OK, not overpowering. continued >>
I purchased this in a mini set with Carney and Sin. I love the color; sheer light lavendar/plum. Silky texture. Feels nice on lips. Comes in a tiny little round pot with a purple tassle. So cute. Will repurchase BlackOpal, Revlon SuperLustrous, or NYX gloss.
Love this lip gloss. Feels more balmy than sticky like most glosses. The smell is faintly sweet, completely inoffensive. A little bit of shine and a slight bit of sheer color. I wear this as a balm, it leaves my lips nice and soft and conditioned. I'd buy it again but it was only offered in a set that isn't sold anymore. Too bad.
I picked this up in the set of three XXX Slicks along with Carney and Sin, and this is definitely my favorite. The pot is a little hard to work with, you pretty much have to apply it with a lipbrush unless you want to get gunk under your nails. The texture is very slick and not gooey or sticky in the least. The color is a perfect YLBB, slightly sheer and VERY subtle shimmer. I wish this came in a wand and full size.
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Indonesia, Djakarta Beloved Sons and Daughters, It is a great joy for the Pope to find himself among you and to be able to join you in giving thanks to God. The holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the most sacred and the most religious rite. At the same time it is an act of the community, an act which is supremely social and fraternal. And as We celebrate this act We would like to answer a question which must arise in your hearts: Why has the Pope come so far to see us? What is the purpose of his journey? Is he pursuing some temporal interest? Is he looking for fame and prestige?
reason We have come is this. We are urged on by the same driving force as were
your missionaries in the past. We are filled with the same conviction as your
Catholic community today. And so We believe with all the strengh of Our spirit
that mankind has a supreme, primary and irreplaceable need which can be
satisfied only through Jesus Christ, the first-born among men, the head of the
new humanity, in whom each individual reaches full selfrealization. For «only in
the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light» (Gaudium
et spes, 22).
In the same way the Christian is no stranger among his own people. He shares
with them all their honourable customs. As a good citizen should he loves his
native land. And yet the faith he professes is Catholic, the same faith as is
professed by Africans, Americans and Europeans. How can this be? It is because
the historical man called Jesus of Nazareth was also the Son of God. It is
because man was created by God and for God, and in his very being he is drawn by
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The Reject Report Finds Out What's in the Mystery Box
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on June 10, 2011 | Comments (1)Imagine Brad Pitt standing on a desolate road holding a gun on director J.J. Abrams. Sitting in front of Abrams is the mystery box, that figurative enclosure in which Abrams stores the secrets of his latest project. Brad Pitt screams a phrase we haven't heard him scream since 1995, and as Abrams reaches into the box to reveal what's inside (hint: it's not Gwyneth Paltrow's head), a shot rings out. Abrams drops dead, but it isn't Pitt's gun that fired. It's Judy Moody who is standing behind Pitt and who, as of now, is NOT having a bummer summer. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a lame story with a stupid ending. You try writing these intros out every week. Let's get to the number, okay?
Movie News After Dark: Tucker and Dale, Drew Struzan, Green Lantern Philosophy and Magneto Goes Gaga
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 9, 2011 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news round-up that digs and digs and keeps on diggin' until it finds the most interesting things from around the web. Tonight it's pretty proud of its ability to find things that it thinks you'll like. Do enjoy. Long after it was one of the most buzzed-about movies of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, even after packing promotional screenings at SXSW months later, Eli Craig's horror comedy Tucker & Dale vs. Evil had no distributor. Whatever the reason, no one wanted to bring these two bumbling hillbillies to the dance. Well now that's all history, as Magnolia Pictures has acquired it. According to their press release, they will release it into theaters on September 30, with a VOD release on August 26. Personally, I can't wait to see it again.
Culture Warrior: Politics of Identity in 'X-Men: First Class'
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on June 7, 2011 | Comments (8)Themes of identity, difference, stigma, and othering are explicitly or implicitly present in much of the X-Men mythology, whether expressed through comics, television shows, or films. While I was never a devotee to the comics, as a fan of the 90s animated television series and (some of) the recent slate of Hollywood films (that have, as of this past weekend, effectively framed the continually dominant superhero blockbuster genre), I've always been fascinated by the series' ability to take part in the language of social identity issues. Fantastic genres like horror and sci-fi have often provided an allegorical means of addressing social crises (vampire films as AIDS metaphor, zombie movie as conformist critique, or Dystopian sci-fi as technocratic critique, for example). The superhero genre has possessed a similar history in this capacity, even though it has thus far been mostly unrealized in the medium of film. As big entertainment, superhero films ranging from the first Spider-Man to the Iron Man films have bestowed narratives of exceptionalism and wish-fulfillment rather than shown any aspiration towards critique or insight. Perhaps The Dark Knight is most involved example of social critique thus far – a film that explores themes surrounding the personal toll on fighting terror and the overreaches of power that can result in the name of pursuing safety. What X-Men: First Class (almost) accomplishes is mining fully the allegorical territory made available by its fantastic premise in a way that few previous comic book films have.
Movie News After Dark: Green Lantern, Michael Fassbender, #Super8Secret and Doctor Who Anime
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 5, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Movie News After Dark? It's a movie news round-up column that comes to you from deep space. It comes as a protector of all that is good and interesting in the movie news world. It also totally swoons over Michael Fassbender. Seriously, have you seen this guy act? He's the man… man. As my good friend Rusty Gordon pointed out to me this evening, "this summer is already better than last summer," and it's just now June. With two-thirds of its movie releasing to go, Summer 2011 is already coming along great. With that, there's plenty to still be excited about. Like Green Lantern, which continues to look cool as WB dumps a giant batch of photos on the web. So much detail, so much cool.
Box Office Results: 'First Class' Gets a B in Box Office Earnings
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on June 5, 2011 | Comments (2)Could have been a B-. Maybe even a C+. The point being X-Men: First Class rose to a somewhat acceptable occasion, about what was expected. Especially by analysts who realized the film wasn't being backed by Hugh Jackman, the first time in the franchise, and was comprised of an entirely new cast. Add into that mix the idea that X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine were both such colossal disappointments, and it seems X-Men: First Class did rather well despite all it has going against it. It still opened larger than 2000's original X-Men, but the film still came in fourth among the franchise's debuts.
There aren't very many good prequels out there. For the most part, what George Lucas hath wrought is a wide range of direct-to-DVD prequels of films we never liked in the first place. See The Scorpion King: Rise of a Warrior starring Randy "I'm a UFC Hall of Famer and I Have Cauliflower Ear" Couture if you don't believe me. In fact, heading over to IMBD and looking up their list of prequels sends a Paul WS Anderson chill down your spine. There aren't very many good entries, and some of the the ones that are passable – I'm looking at you, Temple of Doom – are barely prequels at all. So in honor of X-Men: First Class, a rare good prequel, I felt it necessary to run down a list. It's a kind of guideline for future prequel-makers to follow – born from those who came before and succeeded. How can you craft a worthwhile prequel that doesn't feel like it came right off the Hollywood assembly line? How can you make a story that creates interesting origin stories for characters that have already been established? Basically, how can you come up with a prequel idea that isn't going to end up in Russell Mulcahy's filmography? We love you, Russ. There can be only one. Those are some good questions. Here are some possible answers.
The Reject Report Goes Back to Class
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on June 3, 2011 | Be the First To CommentAnd I hope they're teaching math. But this class is probably more about learning skills like flinging energy beams from your eyes or learning how to hone you telekinetic abilities. I kind of wish I had some of those right now. That way I'd know exactly how many audience members will be attending X-Men: First Class this weekend, and my numbers will be a bit more accurate than they were this time last week. Thanks a lot, Kung Fu Panda 2. Regardless, it seems pretty evident First Class will come in #1 this weekend, as it opens unopposed. That is, if you consider the gargantuan second weekend Hangover Part II is likely to have. Still, I'm sticking with my guns. First Class all the way, but its debut might not be as astonishing as some would hope. Let's look into that more right now.
3 Movies to Double Feature with 'X-Men: First Class'
Features By Scott Beggs on June 3, 2011 | Comments (5)Whether you're trying to avoid the releases this week or augment them with even more movies, Your Alternate Box Office offers some options for movies that would play perfectly alongside of (or instead of) the stuff studios are shoving into the megaplex this weekend. This week features one major release that has blue naked women, a political subplot, and huge action set pieces. Avatar 2? No! It's X-Men: First Class, and it's a movie that demands to be double featured.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: June 3, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on June 3, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr brushes up on his world history by studying the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. He learns how multiple mutants were involved in not only escalating it but also trying to solve it. Surely an education by Hollywood will help him out when he takes his GED next month. After spending hours reflecting on January Jones's boobs, he took the rest of the day trying to move things with his mind, which led to an emergency room visit after bursting a blood vessel from concentrating too hard. Thank god there was only one movie opening wide this weekend.
Talking Heads: What's the Key To Making a Great Prequel or Reboot?
Features By FSR Staff on June 3, 2011 | Be the First To CommentEvery week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as TheManFromWaco andTeenWlf2 in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, the pair questions what separates the wheat from the shit when it comes to reboots, prequels and movies capitalizing on name recognition in order to get ahead in the marketing game. What makes a prequel great? How can a reboot really succeed?
Review: 'X-Men: First Class' Raises the Bar On Future Comic-Book Blockbusters, Sequels, And Reboots
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on June 2, 2011 | Comments (14)The initial announcement that Fox would forgo a third X-Men sequel in favor of a Muppet Babies-like reboot wasn't met with much enthusiasm. A rushed production schedule, a director coming off the divisive Kick-Ass, and some highly suspect early marketing images didn't help matters any, but now that the movie is actually here it can be judged on the only thing that matters… the movie itself. And goddamn is it great. Maybe even the best of the series…
News After Dark: Leslie Nielsen's Eternal Humor, Blake Lively, Richard Ayoade and Miike's Ninja Kids
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 2, 2011 | Comments (3)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly thing about movie stuff. Tonight's edition features mini-ninjas, talk about naked pictures of Blake Lively, Sly Stallone set to music, an explanation of who Jane Lynch is, a joke about Michael Bay, an even less funny joke about Blake Lively and a profile of Richard Ayoade. That and more, we assure you. Above you will see something I never thought we'd lead with in a Movie News After Dark entry: someone's grave stone. But there it is, the resting place of actor Leslie Nielsen. Modest, simple and complete with one last fart joke for the road. Nielsen may not have lasted forever, but his penchant for the fart joke will forever stay in our hearts.
News After Dark: Hair of Ages, Hangover 3, Spy Kids 4, DC Comics Reboot and Great Cinematic Threats
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 1, 2011 | Comments (2)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news round-up that's a little tired, a little wired and it thinks it deserves a little appreciation around here! Alright, so that's the insomnia talking. For now, lets just do the news like we always do, shall we? The headline photo of the night is a shot of two morons Russell Brand and Alec Baldwin in Adam Shankman's Rock of Ages, a film that will combine major Hollywood names with an infamously terrible director and a slew of over-the-top musical numbers. It's so ridiculous that it just might work. But probably not.
Culture Warrior: Understanding the Past Through Summer Blockbusters
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on May 31, 2011 | Comments (2)Movies have a strange relationship with history, that's for certain. On the one hand, they have the ability to bring to life, in spectacular detail, the intricate recreation of historical events. On the other hand, films can have a misleading and even potentially dangerous relationship with history, and can change the past for the benefit of storytelling or for political ends. And there's always the option of using films to challenge traditional notions of history. Finally, many movies play with history through the benefit of cinema's artifice. Arguably, it's this last function that you see history function most often in relationship to mainstream Hollywood cinema. In playing with history, Hollywood rarely possesses a calculated political motive or a desire to recreate period detail. In seeking solely to entertain, Hollywood portrays the historical, but rarely history itself. Tom Shone of Slate has written an insightful piece about a unique presence of that historical mode all over the movies seeking to be this summer's blockbusters. Citing X-Men: First Class, Super 8, Captain America: The First Avenger, and Cowboys & Aliens as examples, Shone argues that this is an unusual movie summer in terms of the prominence of movies set in the past. However, while such a dense cropping of past-set films is unusual for this season, these movies don't seem to be all that concerned with "the past" at all – at least, not in the way that we think.
News After Dark: 3D Fizzles, Retro Blockbusters, Dark Knight Villains Rise and Tron Goes Street Art
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 30, 2011 | Comments (4)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news round-up that, for the time being, is keeping things brief. Memorial Day weekend is one that Hollywood generally takes off, so news is light. That said, there was plenty of discussion and artful expression happening all weekend that didn't require us to sift through the virtual pages of The Hollywood Reporter. Read: there's some cool stuff in tonight's edition. The Times has a report that, for some of you, can't come soon enough. 3D is fizzling and Hollywood is scared. The report focuses on the lopsided box office of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, which took in far more dollars in 2D despite a major push in the other direction from Disney. Even Kung Fu Panda 2, an animated 3D family adventure, opened soft in the additional dimension. Perhaps this will prompt some changes to be made. It probably won't, but a guy can dream.
Interview: Michael Fassbender Brings Pain, Anger, and Vulnerability to X-Men: First Class
Features By Jack Giroux on May 28, 2011 | Be the First To CommentErik Lensherr/Magneto mustn't be the easiest of characters to jump into. Can you imagine being on set trying to look serious while throwing your hands around to make it seem as if you're controlling metal? And, at the same time, while sporting a big cape and a purple helmet? Playing drama seriously – especially when wearing a potentially goofy outfit and doing unworldly things – can't be easy. But, as Michael Fassbender says below, you just have to jump in and take chances. While many keep citing Fassbender's take on Magneto in X-Men: First Class as being very Bond-esque, that doesn't totally fit with how he describes the role. Yes, there's a coolness factor to him, something that apparently sticks out even more when he's hunting down Nazis in the film, but it was important for Fassbender to subtlety find a tragic anger to the future villain. Recently, I had the chance to speak briefly with Fassbender (whose résumé would already make some veteran actors jealous) about working on a control freak's set, trying not to look goofy, and finding humanity in potential bastards.
Movie News After Dark: X-Men in Undies, Avengers Villains, J.J. the Mystery Man and Bridesmaids Invents New Sex Positions
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 28, 2011 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news column that often sits around in its best lingerie a little too much. Like Emma Frost in the new X-Men film, it loves walking around in its skivvies. However, unlike Ms. Frost and her lovely attire, it does not receive a positive response. It's okay, because this movie news column is not a real thing. It's just an object. We begin tonight with a scantly glad, hollow-gazing January Jones lounging around in Matthew Vaughn's uber-stylish X-Men: First Class. What I find interesting about Jones is that whether she's about to turn into a woman with diamond-coated skin or she's waiting for Don Draper to come home from a night of whoring around, it's the same facial expression. That's consistency.
'The Wolverine' Director Shortlist Offers 7 Safe Choices and 1 Surprise
Movie News By Jack Giroux on May 25, 2011 | Comments (5)Variety has gotten its hands on the director shortlist for The Wolverine, and it, mostly, consists of fairly safe and obvious choices. But, like many of these lists, a great and head scratching question is posed: Does Hugh Jackman and company actually know what type of movie they want to make? When a list of favored directors features the likes of Mark Romanek and the director of Tokyo Drift, it boggles the mind. Here's the apparent list of favored options that, per usual, you should take with a slight grain of salt:
Interview: Director Matthew Vaughn Brings Serious Fun and the Spirit of Bond to 'X-Men: First Class'
Features By Jack Giroux on May 25, 2011 | Comments (1)It's tricky tackling a comic book film. For starters, one is generally adapting fairly fantastical ideas. Secondly, if a comic book film gets too serious, it can easily lose a sense of fun and self-awareness. Director Matthew Vaughn seems to have found a good middle ground for his superhero epic, X-Men: First Class. The genre favorite director could not have made more of a 180° turn from Kick-Ass to X-Men: First Class, both in terms of scope and his approach to the genre. Kick-Ass was the first – or most notable – modern comic book film to turn the genre on its bloody ear. Now, Vaughn is working in the genre he just previously deconstructed, which, as Vaughn says, makes him even better suited for it. Here's what the candid and always confident Matthew Vaughn had to say about not taking comic book properties too seriously, making a film for his broadest audience ever, and reading fanboys on the internet.
Matthew Vaughn's Hypothetical 'X-Men: First Class' Sequel Knows Who Killed JFK
Movie News By Nathan Adams on May 25, 2011 | Be the First To CommentOfficial images have all been released, the trailers have been scrutinized, screenings of the completed film have been shown, and it's getting to be about the end of the pre-release publicity party for Mathew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class. So what's a 24-hour a day media cycle to do when looking for something else to talk about? Look ahead to the sequel of course! Luckily for all of us Vaughn recently sat down for a chat with Hitfix's Drew McWeeny and let a couple of juicy nuggets slip about possible plans for a First Class sequel. Firstly, on the possibility of him doing such a thing, Vaughn said, "Yeah, definitely. I really loved working with them, and with Michael [Fassbender] and James [McAvoy], the chemistry was really lovely." Of course, that's pretty much what any director is going to say about a possible sequel to his upcoming, hopefully huge super hero movie. But Vaughn doesn't just stop at saying everyone is wonderful and everyone got along great. He's got some concrete plans about what he wants to do in a sequel. He continues, "I've got some ideas for the opening for the next film. I thought it would be fun to open with the Kennedy Assassination, and we reveal that the magic bullet was controlled by Magneto. That would explain the physics of it, and we see that he's pissed off because Kennedy took all the credit for saving the world and mutants weren't even mentioned. And we could go from there, and I've […]
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The Clackamas County Fair has been around for over 100 years, and celebrated its centennial birthday in 2006. Below are a few historical photos, and a brief history of the Clackamas County Fair as taken from Where Memories are Born:
1907 – The first official Clackamas County Fair was held in Gladstone Park, later known as the Seventh Day Adventist campground.
1908 - Clackamas County Fair Association organized and began selling membership certificates at $5.00 per share to provide funds to purchase a Canby site.
1909 – Fair Association bought a parcel of land for $3,692.50 from the estate of Aaron Wait, paying $60 an acre for cleared land and $40 an acre for un-cleared land. Clackamas County Court put up $250 to help finance grounds development. (The Douglas fir trees that stood on the $40 per acre land still offer shade to fair-goers picnicking in the barbecue grove.)
Earliest buildings were a livestock barn and temporary grandstand. The race track was laid out and graded. The Fair Association operated the fair until 1925.
1915 – A 1915 photograph of the fairgrounds shows the original pavilion, a taxi (1913 Model "T" touring car) signed "Fairgrounds 10¢", a horse drawn water wagon, and a tall ladder from which a little dog did a crowd-thrilling leap into a small net.
A small carnival brought in by Browning's Carnival included a ferris wheel, a tent housing a "Spanish Bull Fight" and what appear to be several games of chance.
Spectators are lined along the racetrack rail awaiting the next horse race event, with ladies fashionably dressed in long dresses and wide-brimmed hats. Most of the gentlemen wore suits – many of them white suits with matching white shoes and hats.
1924 – Original pavilion gave way to present Main Pavilion. Livestock barns and present grandstand were built.
Carl Joehnke, the Fair Association's long-time secretary, issued an invitation to the public to attend the Fair, describing the facilities thus: "The main pavilion, large and convenient; stock barns of the best and latest model; grandstand, commodious and well-arranged; race track, second to none; and water and lighting systems, perfect".
1925 – State law placed fairs under jurisdiction of counties.
1929 – County fair representatives from the Clackamas County and four other counties met and formed an organization called the Oregon County and District Fairs. The organization rather quickly gained members in order to better represent the fairs of Oregon.
The first officer was Herman Chindgren, State Representative and Clackamas County Fair Board Director, who served as president of the OCDF for 22 years.
1930's – Pine grove planted by WPA (1930) under leadership of John Inskeep. In a 1933 legislative maneuver led by Herman Chindgren, the Oregon State Legislature approved pari-mutuel racing in Oregon. The law provided that all monies received from racing went to the fairs. (The racing revenues going to the fairs were reduced by the 1938 legislature to 3/5 of the racing money.)
The Dance Pavilion was the scene of Saturday evening dances, and throngs of dancers – young and old – flocked to the fairgrounds to waltz and fox trot to the music of some of the area's top bands. The building, after several remodels, is now known as the 4-H Exhibit hall.
The fair survived through the rest of the depression years, but the tight money situation did not allow for appreciable growth.
1941 – Herman Chindgren, Fair Board President, issued an invitation to the public stating, "The fair board is sparing no effort in making this year's fair the most successful to date. Ten great departments, each headed by a young, live, enthusiastic superintendent, will vie for the attention of fair visitors. In addition to these educational features, the very finest entertainment will be provided both day and night."
The annual fair was curtailed during World War 2 and the event was limited to a youth show.
1946 – First peacetime fair held since 1941 with "Clackamas County On Parade" as theme of the full scale exhibition.
1950 – "Cavalcade of Clackamas County," produced by a Hollywood production company with a cast of over 300 Clackamas County people, held during annual fair, August 30 – September 1.
1952 – Group of volunteers led by George Horning remodeled a machine shed into a 4-H dormitory, and it was used for this purpose for thirty years. (By early 1980's, motor homes and campers had become so popular that 4-H discontinued using Horning Hall as a dormitory, its members preferring to camp as families and clubs in the pine grove.)
1953 – County Court authorized $5,000 for fairgrounds construction providing horse barn, livestock chutes, rodeo arena, reconstructed grandstand and new bleachers.
1955 – Two hundred guests were invited to a no-host dinner at the Bolton School, organized by the Fair Board to promote the 1955 annual fair. Menu was baked ham, new potatoes, string beans, salad, rolls with butter, pie a la mode and coffee. Cost of the dinner was $1.00
1956 – The Oregon County and District Fairs organization incorporated as a non-profit enterprise named The Oregon Fairs Association. Their objectives were to promote the best interests of fairs in the State of Oregon.
Timber was removed from sections of the east end of the fairgrounds where the Ely Arena and carnival lots now stand.
1958 – First free rodeo held at fairgrounds, produced by Craig Landeen. Rodeos, combined with horse shows and other grandstand shows had been attempted in early 1950's for which an admission free had been charged. (In 1950, gate admission was 50¢, plus an additional $1.20 for grandstand/rodeo show.)
1962-64 – Riding arena built, later to be named the Ely Arena in honor of long-time Fair Board Member and former County Commissioner, Stan Ely.
1968-69 – Group of volunteers led by Ray Sconce razed old 4-H kitchen and began construction on Cloverleaf Kitchen.
Further changes made in racing laws resulted in racing monies to each fair being reduced to $20,000 per year. This was a serious blow to county fairs.
Bill Gerber, a member of the Clackamas County Fair Board, was elected President of Oregon Fairs Association, and under his leadership the Association put together a Merit Rating program for county fairs. (Twenty years earlier Herman Chindgren had urged the Association to establish some kind of classification system to help protect fairs' funding from racing monies.)
The program was approved by the legislature, and a County Fair Commission was created to administer the evaluation program, which is essentially still in effect in 1987.
This was a significant turning point for Oregon county Fairs, and a gradual upgrading of fairs has been seen throughout the state.
1977-78 – Federally funded Economic Development Grant received for remodel of Main Pavilion, allowing for extensive improvements, including restructuring the mezzanine into a second floor. Several donations received to help complete project. Labor for installation of restrooms was provided by members of Clackamas County Homebuilders Association, who had earlier donated their services to several other projects.
1980 – Clackamas County voters approved 6% transient room tax, (hotel/motel tax) with 5/6 of proceeds to go to the operation, maintenance and improvement of the Clackamas County Fairgrounds. (The distribution formula was changed in 1985, with a lesser amount going to the fair, and a larger portion to promotion of tourism in the county.)
1980-81 – New rodeo equipment and bleachers installed. Several major maintenance projects – roofs, foundations, paint, electrical – accomplished with proceeds of transient room tax.
1983-84 – Extensive remodel of Horning Hall and 4-H Exhibit Hall, including restrooms in both buildings.
Agricultural Crops building erected in fir grove.
1985-86 – Kitchens added to Main Pavilion and Horning Hall. Additional bleachers built at rodeo grounds.
Barn 6 totally destroyed by May 5, 1985, fire.
1986-87 – Poultry/Rabbit building remodeled. New highway sign erected on 99E. Extensive grounds beautification including partial underground sprinkler system, concrete walks and planters.
Main Lawn and Grandstand restrooms razed and replaced with upgraded facilities.
Fire sprinkler system installed in grandstand.
And More Recently.................
1997-98 – Rodeo Arena grandstands are torn down. Grandstands were rented until plans could be drawn for new ones.
2000 – April 18th, plans were completed for new covered grandstands for the Rodeo Arena. The plans were approved by the City of Canby on May 4th, with a ground breaking soon to follow. The new grandstands were completed in time for the County Fair in mid-August, with the capacity to hold 1,096 people. This brought the total possible capacity up to 4,000 people.
2006 - 100 YEARS OF THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY FAIR! The Clackamas County Fair celebrates its 100th Fair with commemorative coins, special performances, and birthday cake everyday of the fair.
2007 – The Build-a-Barn committee held its first fundraiser. Their efforts are going towards building a new livestock barn.
2009 – The Canby Fairgrounds changes its name to the Clackamas County Event Center. A new sign is erected along Highway 99E. The Main Pavilion also underwent some renovations.
2011 - The Clackamas County Event Center accepted proposals for the construction of new restrooms on the Main Lawn. Proposals were accepted from August 1st to August 31st at 2pm, at which point accepted proposals were turned over to committee to score and select the winning proposal.
The Contract with Ken Hostetler Construction, Inc was signed October 13th at the monthly Fair Board Meeting. Demolition of the old restrooms started October 17th and was completed mid November.
- 2012 – New Main Lawn Restrooms were completed in April, and given the name "Main Lawn Complex". The new restrooms included state of the art automatic flushing toilets, family friendly restrooms, and a room with it's own private bathroom for meetings, bridal parties, etc.
- 2014 – In February, over 8 inches of snow fell in Canby, creating too much weight on the roof of the 1924 Livestock Barn. The Livestock Barn was declared unsafe and the barn was deconstructed from June 25-July 19. T-Structures were rented and used in place of the barn during the County Fair in August.


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A very important detail to make before removing your pattern is to add names/numbers and reference lines, this allows you to remember where and how panels go together, trust me, its very useful :D
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Once you have marked out all your pieces (making sure it all fits on the material) Cut out your pieces with seam allowance and reference markings marked on the inside of the fabric with dress making chalk.
Make sure to add the seam allowance, and then double check again, because without it, your not gonna have a good time.
Once you've cut out your panels, your going to have to do the same thing again with your lining, making sure that it is a reflection of your original panels if you are using anything other than a plan double sided liner.
I really wish I could make something quality like this, but even step one is too much for me... Making a mannequin of yourself? It seems crazy.
I wish cosplayers would sell their pro patterns. ^^' Because this sure isn't in the Simplicity catalogue!
Whelp looks like I'm going to be attempting something that's going to end in tears :D
Anyway, I was wondering what material you used for the black parts?
Hey, I really love this! It's so well created and perfect!! I'm going to make this for DragonCon this year, and I was wondering what material you used for the green and black tunic and sleeves part of the costume? Thank you so much, this is fantastic!!
(P.S - my friend and I also love the glowing eyes, going to have to give that one a try some day!)
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