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'E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial' Returns to Cinemas
In honor of the film's 30th anniversary, NCM Fathom Events, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and Universal Pictures announce a special screening event for "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial."
'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Starts Extended Theatrical Run
Paramount Pictures announces an extended theatrical run for RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK beginning Friday, September 14.
'Adventures in the Crystal Empire' on Disc Dec. 4
"My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic – Adventures in the Crystal Empire" is coming to DVD December 4 from Shout! Factory Kids in collaboration with Hasbro Studios.
Developing Indigenous Animation Films
Aside from the very favorable financial picture of creating indigenous animation films, you'll find it personally rewarding. It's great to see the faces of children light up when they see a character from their own culture on the screen instead of an old episode of Popeye or Tom & Jerry. It'll give both of you a sense of pride.
Production Begins on 'Curse of Chucky'
The sixth installment of the frightening "Child's Play" thriller franchise, "Curse of Chucky," begins principal photography in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on September 5, 2012.
'COMA' on DVD October 30
An all-star cast headlines the hit, suspenseful sci-fi miniseries "COMA", debuting on DVD October 30 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
'Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Volume 2' Available Oct. 16
Get set for another fun-filled installment of Warner Home Video's "Looney Tunes Platinum Collection," which is set for release October 16, 2012.
'Dark Shadows' on Disc October 2
Vampires, werewolves and a family of quirky characters collide as "Dark Shadows" comes back to life, arriving onto Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital Download on October 2.
The Pirates! Arrives on DVD
It's a "plunderful life" aboard ship as the Hugh Grant-voiced Pirate Captain leads his crew on a rather convoluted adventure chasing fame, fortune and a stolen Dodo bird.
9 Story Signs New Deal for 'Wibbly Pig'
9 Story Entertainment has partnered with NCircle Entertainment for home entertainment sales of its animated preschool comedy series "Wibbly Pig" in the U.S.
'Brave' Heads to Blu-ray with Ultimate Collector's Edition
Featuring hours of exciting all-new bonus material Including the never-seen-before animated short "The Legend of Mor'du."
'A Cat in Paris' Heads to Retail
Cinedigm Entertainment Group announces the home entertainment release of "A Cat In Paris," the 2012 Academy Award-nominated animated film from GKIDS.
'Chico & Rita' Head to Retail
Cinedigm Entertainment Group will release "Chico & Rita" on cable VOD, DVD, and on DVD/Blu-ray in a Limited Edition Collector's Set, preceded by an early digital release on August 21.
'Dark Knight Returns' Premieres Set
Warner Home Video announces bi-coastal premieres of "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1" at The Paley Center for Media in New York, Los Angeles.
'Ninja Turtles' Head to Disc
Get ready to relive the live-action TV adventures of Saban's Ninja Turtles when Shout! Factory unleashes the "Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation", Volume 1 DVD set on September 4, 2012.
'Regular Show' DVD Available Nov. 6
"Regular Show: The Best DVD In The World.* At This Moment In Time", the DVD compilation, will be available on November 6, 2012.
'Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1' Available Sept. 25
'Doc McStuffins' on Disc August 21
Disney Junior's animated TV series geared to kids ages 2-7, "Doc McStuffins," will be available for the first time ever on Disney DVD and Digital Copy, August 21, 2012.
'Tom & Jerry: Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse' Available Oct. 2
The beloved tale of the mythical hero, Robin Hood serves as the setting for Tom and Jerry's latest adventure in "Tom & Jerry: Robin Hood and his Merry Mouse", an all-new, original animated film set for release October 2, 2012.
'Heathcliff & Dingbat' Head to Disc
Next Tuesday, August 14, WarnerArchive.com will bring you classic 80's cartoon series "Heathcliff and Dingbat" on DVD.
'Tom & Jerry: Tricks and Treats' Available September 4
Get set for a ghoulishly good time with that tussling twosome, Tom and Jerry as they scare up some fun for the whole family this Halloween with their latest DVD release, "Tom & Jerry: Tricks and Treats", available September 4, 2012.
'E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial' on Blu-Ray October 9
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial", Academy Award-winning director Steven Spielberg's magical adventure, celebrates its 30th Anniversary with its first-ever release on Blu-ray October 9, 2012.
'Snow White and the Huntsman: Extended Edition' Out Sept. 11
Venture into a land of action fantasy, heroic battle scenes and visual wonder in Snow White and the Huntsman Extended Edition, coming to Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, On Demand and Digital Download on September 11, 2012.
'They Live' Collector's Edition Available November 6
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It's hard to measure true patriotism, but taking on a perversely ambitious nationwide tour with 800-plus shows reveals a kind of avant dedication to America few can claim.
May 15 won't be River Whyless' first time in Savannah. The indie quartet from Asheville, N.C., was one of more than 70 bands to play Savannah Stopover in March, and they've made a few other trips through the city since forming in 2006.
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Espiritu, physician and PHLP health care and prevention student, wins award
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LANDOVER, MD - DECEMBER 21: (C) Bruce Allen, the new general manager of the Washington Redskins, talks on the field before the game against the New York Giants at FedEx Field on December 21, 2009 in Landover, Maryland. Allen replaces Vinny Cerrato, who resigned last week. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Henriette ''Etty'' Allen, matriarch of a famed American football family and mother to former Virginia Gov. George F. Allen, has died. She was 90. According to a statement from the Allen family, she died Jan. 2 after a long illness. A private funeral is planned for Tuesday in California. The daughter of anti-Nazi resistance fighter Felix Lumbroso, she lived in occupied Tunisia during World War II. After the war, she immigrated to Sioux City, Iowa, where she met and married George H. Allen, then the head football coach at tiny Morningside College. Over the next four decades, Allen coached winning teams with the Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins and earned a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He died in 1990. Her son Bruce Allen is now the Redskins' general manager. Etty Allen was a stabilizing force in a family in which football preoccupied not only her husband but their three sons, George, Bruce and Gregory, according to a book written by her only daughter, Jennifer ...
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The contract numbers are finally up for the three-year $5.5 million contract signed by Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Larry Foote earlier this week and the breakdown is below. Foote received a $1 million signing bonus and base salaries of $1.5 million in each of the three years of the deal. Foote, who was reportedly also being courted by the Arizona Cardinals, likely needed more guaranteed money up front from the Steelers in order to stay, and thus the $1.5 million base salary in 2013. In total, he gets $2.5 million guaranteed. After 2013 Foote can easily be released with the Steelers Read more [...]
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Toulon moved clear at the top of Pool 2 as they chiselled out a hard-fought 14-9 victory over Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park.
It certainly was not pretty from the cosmopolitan French outfit - who boasted 825 international caps to Exeter's 40 - but a first-half try from Florian Fresia along with six points from the boot of Jonny Wilkinson, and three from Matt Giteau, eventually proved enough.
A barnstorming start saw Exeter's Jack Nowell almost squeeze over in the corner inside the first minute and, although Toulon did survive, there was the consolation of a penalty for the hosts following an earlier infringement that Gareth Steenson duly kicked.
But the reigning champions instantly hit back with a rare passage of quality on a largely attritional afternoon. South African hooker Craig Burden made the original break, but it was a sublime offload from Kiwi lock Ali Williams that sent in prop Fresia for a try that Wilkinson surprisingly failed to convert.
The former England fly-half was much more precise shortly afterwards as he slotted over a penalty after Ben White had been penalised for failing to release, but Steenson responded with his second on 19 minutes to make the scoreline 8-6.
The Chiefs fly-half was then forced off with a shoulder injury he sustained earlier in the game, but it did not disrupt the home side who were very much in the ascendancy as the game moved towards half-time.
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They were rewarded when Steenson's replacement Henry Slade kicked a penalty to move his side back in front and their cause was further aided when Toulon's South African flyer Bryan Habana was forced off with a pulled hamstring.
Exeter led by a point at the interval, but Wilkinson had the chance to change that, only to miss three penalty attempts in the opening 15 minutes of the second period to groans of disbelief from all around the ground.
Toulon very much had the upper hand by this stage as they set up camp in the Exeter half and it required a superb last-ditch tackle from Nowell to force Rudi Wulf into touch as he looked to dive over in the corner.
However, the French side did get their noses back in front with a penalty, although the out-of-sorts Wilkinson ceded duties to Matt Giteau who made no mistake from 30 yards.
Try as they might in the closing stages, Exeter just could not find a way through the big red wall that was pinning them back and, when they threatened to, a handling error invariably undermined them.
With five minutes remaining Wilkinson silenced the crowd's gentle mocking of his kicking display with a trademark drop-goal to move his side out of range, leaving the Chiefs to make do with a losing bonus-point.
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Maintaining the cease-fire
Qassams landing in Israel since cease-fire agreement give rise to feeling that cease-fire is about to collapse.
The Qassams that have continued to land in Israel since the cease-fire agreement have given rise to the feeling that the cease-fire is about to collapse.
Personal security, the main objective of the cease-fire, is still lacking in Sderot and its environs. The Israel Defense Forces is already recommending responding with force to the Qassam strikes. If it emerges the Palestinian side is incapable of keeping its commitments, it is possible that in the near future the Israeli government will once again ponder a military attack on the Gaza Strip.
However, before the government turns to canceling the deals that were struck, it is essential to distinguish between the aims that were set and the ability to fulfill all of them at once. When Israel decided to sign the cease-fire agreement with Hamas and the other Palestinian organizations, the working assumption was that those organizations would honor their commitment and compel other splinter organizations to keep the same commitment, even by force.
Hamas has kept its commitment thus far. Islamic Jihad broke it after Israel killed a few of its members in the West Bank; it then adopted the cease-fire again. The latest Qassam was reportedly fired by a Fatah-affiliated group, which apparently strived to undermine belief in Hamas' ability to control things on the ground.
Alongside all this, Hamas' public effort to fully keep its commitment is evident. The Hamas mufti has called anyone who fires a Qassam a "criminal," and its leadership is declaring that the Qassams damage Palestinian interests. While other organizations have not condemned the firing, they have stressed they are sticking to the deal.
There is no doubt that Hamas, like the other organizations, and like Israel, has a great interest in maintaining the current cease-fire. At the same time, there is no doubt that organizations, gangs and even Fatah elements are interested in torpedoing the agreement or are claiming the right to veto decisions by Hamas.
Ostensibly Israel could turn its back on the internal Palestinian disputes and say it is none of its business to examine who is breaking or observing the cease-fire. As far as Israel is concerned, Hamas and the other organizations are responsible for the agreement and any violation of it constitutes its revocation. However, the reality in Gaza was not invisible to Israel when it adopted the agreement. Israel knew it would take some time before Israeli airspace would be hermetically sealed to the Qassams.
This is why the cease-fire is based on two stages, and the first stage has been extended for six months. This does not mean Israel must sit on its hands and do nothing for six months, absorbing Qassams with no response just so the cease-fire will be observed on its part. However, it must allow the Palestinians the opportunity to enforce the agreement, without playing into the hands of gangs or splinter organizations, thereby crushing the responsible party in Gaza at the moment.
Israel, which has decided to suspend the military option to give the cease-fire a shot, will decide when the trial period is over. It does seem, though, that this stage has not yet arrived.


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The Victaulic Vic-Press system was selected as a bronze award recipient in the Plant Engineering 2011 Product of the Year Awards. Vic-Press was honored in the compressed air category at the awards dinner, held last week in Chicago.
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I bought a changing table on Craigslist. It's a South Shore in royal cherry. Does anyone have this color furniture and know what cribs will match? It seemed to me a lot of cribs are lighter so I'm having trouble. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
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I did a google search for "south shore royal cherry cribs" and got lots of results, but it looks like it might be a discontinued product. I'd try searching online to see if you can find a site that still has one in stock. If that doesn't work, you can always get a plain white crib


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Friday in Texas, the Baltimore Orioles will play their first postseason game in 15 years. The 2012 season has been one of rebirth for the franchise, a fresh start after 14 consecutive years with a losing record. But there's a link between the team's current architect and a tormenter from Octobers past. Yes, Jeffrey Maier played for Orioles general manager Dan Duquette. Maier, as a 12-year-old New York Yankees fan, reached over the wall to catch Derek Jeter's fly ball to the warning track in right field during Game 1 of the 1996 American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium. But umpire Rich Garcia allowed the play to stand as a home run, a controversial call that helped the Yankees win the series -- and renew their dynasty. Maier went on to star in baseball at Division III Wesleyan University, setting the school hits record in 2006. During his college career, Maier spent one summer playing for the Pittsfield (Mass.) Dukes of the New England Collegiate Baseball League. (Th...
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Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Austin Davis threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles to an easy, 41-19 victory over the Memphis Tigers in Conference-USA action at Liberty Bowl Stadium.
Kelvin Bolden was the main target for Southern Mississippi (5-2, 2-1 C-USA), as the wide out finished with 154 yards and one score on eight receptions. Kendrick Hardy led the Golden Eagles on the ground with 101 rushing yards and one touchdown on just 11 carries. As a team, Southern Mississippi racked up 240 rushing yards on 5.0 yards per attempt.
Ryan Williams led Memphis (1-6, 0-4) with 237 yards and two touchdowns in the loss, while Marcus Rucker hauled in both scores, finishing the game with 155 yards on four catches.
The Golden Eagles jumped out to an early lead thanks to a 36-yard field goal by Danny Hrapmann.
Less than two minutes later the Tigers took over when Williams hit Rucker for a 22-yard scoring strike. However, Memphis did not connect on the extra point, leaving the score at 6-3.
Southern Mississippi went back on top just a few minutes later when Davis connected with Johdrick Morris for a six-yard touchdown pass.
The Golden Eagles extended their lead to 17-6 as time expired in the first quarter, when Davis found Desmond Johnson for an 11-yard touchdown pass.
Johnson added a two-yard touchdown run midway through the second stanza to push Southern Mississippi's lead to 24-6.
Southern Mississippi and Memphis exchanged field goals in the third quarter, as Hrapmann nailed a 21-yard kick, while Memphis' Paulo Henriques connected on a 45-yard boot.
The Golden Eagles extended their lead to 34-9 early in the final stanza when Davis hit Bolden with a 28-yard touchdown pass.
Memphis found the end zone for the first time since the opening quarter, when Williams and Rucker hooked up again, this time for an 81-yard pass and catch.
Southern Mississippi continued to pour on the points however, as Hardy exploded for a 59-yard touchdown run.
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BEIRUT (AP) -- A bomb exploded inside a mosque in an opposition-held suburb of Damascus on Friday killing a Sunni Muslim cleric, Syria's state TV reported.
The TV said the bomb was placed under the pulpit, or minbar, at the Grand Mosque in the Tal area and went off shortly after the Friday prayers ended. The report said Sheikh Suleiman Afandi was instantly killed.
It was not immediately clear who was behind the killing. Tal has witnessed reconciliation between the government and rebels but is mostly opposition-controlled.
Bombings targeting mosques have not been uncommon during Syria's civil war. In 2013, Sunni Muslim preacher Sheikh Mohammad Said Ramadan al-Buti - an outspoken supporter of President Bashar Assad - was killed along with at least 41 others when a suicide bomber struck a Damascus mosque.
Also Friday, fighters from Syria's al-Qaida branch, the Nusra Front, and 12 other Islamic groups launched fresh attacks on government-held neighborhoods in the northern city of Aleppo, Syria's largest, activists and state media said.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the attacks started Thursday and that 35 militants have been killed. There was no casualty figure for government troops.
State TV said troops repelled the attacks and aired a live report from the city to show the situation was under control. It said more than 100 "terrorists" were killed in Aleppo and nearby villages.
Also Friday, near the Lebanese border, Syrian troops and pro-government fighters tried to storm the mountain-resort of Zabadani under the cover of intense airstrikes, the Observatory said.
The local Coordination Committees, said rebels are defending Zabadani, adding that three local fighters were killed there on Friday.
Syria's civil war, now in its fifth year, has killed more than 220,000 people and wounded at least a million, according to the U.N.
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4.0 out of 5 stars From the chameleon writer of many genres, a good detective novel
Dan Simmons writes Science Fiction (he won the Hugo award for Hyperion in 1989). Dan Simmons writes Horror (Bram Stoker Award, Carrion Comfort). Dan Simmons writes Fantast (World Fantasy Award, Song of Kali). And Mr. Simmons writes detective fiction.
These different genres mostly have different writing styles. Instead of trying to force one type of writing into...
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3.0 out of 5 stars Make my day
This is a Mike Hammer type plot - the story leaves bodies strewn about the landscape as villains often get what they deserve. Joe Kurtz, former private investigator, has just been released after serving 11 years in prison at Attica for brutally murdering a man who raped and killed his girlfriend. He learned to use computers while in prison and is now setting up a...
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4.0 out of 5 stars From the chameleon writer of many genres, a good detective novel,
Dan Simmons writes Science Fiction (he won the Hugo award for Hyperion in 1989). Dan Simmons writes Horror (Bram Stoker Award, Carrion Comfort). Dan Simmons writes Fantast (World Fantasy Award, Song of Kali). And Mr. Simmons writes detective fiction.
These different genres mostly have different writing styles. Instead of trying to force one type of writing into another genre, Mr. Simmons changes his colors, adjusts his pacing, wording and style for the hard-core nasty world of private investigation.
Hardcase is the first of three (and we hope more) Joe Kurtz novels. Hard Freeze (A Joe Kurtz Novel) and Hard as Nails (A Joe Kurtz Novel) are the other two. Joe Kurtz isn't mean and nasty, but he also has no compunction about sticking a man's hand in a disposal or running over an unconscious man's legs. Kurtz has his own code. Getting out of jail after following that code, Kurtz throws himself in the middle of a Mafia mess that he learned about in prison, and starts churning up the mob and old acquaintances.
The pacing of this novel is well done, the dialogue believable. The plot integrates several subplots well, although some of the plot twists are tipped off early (ain't this called foreshadowing?).
I also liked how Mr. Simmons slides in a reference to one of his other books, The Crook Factory, about a spyring in Cuba run by Hemingway (see page 221 in the paperback for the reference).
Language and graphic violence make this an unsuitable read for kids. Everyone else will enjoy it.
3.0 out of 5 stars Make my day,
Fred Camfield (Vicksburg, MS USA) - See all my reviews
This is a Mike Hammer type plot - the story leaves bodies strewn about the landscape as villains often get what they deserve. Joe Kurtz, former private investigator, has just been released after serving 11 years in prison at Attica for brutally murdering a man who raped and killed his girlfriend. He learned to use computers while in prison and is now setting up a legitimate investigative service.
Joe met the son of a mafia don while he was in prison. Now the family has secretly hired him to find out what happened to their accountant, and who is hijacking their trucks. Joe finds himself confronting enemies, both known and unknown, including friends and families of people he had previously killed plus a police officer who would like to send him back to prison. There are double crosses and a triple cross.
The novel has language, graphic sexual content, and a large amount of violence including shootings, stabbings, throwing people from heights, and setting one person on fire. Some cases of violence and injuries are overly descriptive. The story is R rated if not X rated.
3.0 out of 5 stars Warning: Craftsman at work,
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Simmons will always be an author i respect. first, because he wrote the Hyperion series. and second, because after giving birth to such an amazing body of work, he packed up his bags, waved good-bye to his fans, and followed his whims and wants as he very well pleased.
few authors today even attempt such a coup. even fewer can get away with it, and still get published.
that said, i didn't enjoy Hardcase nearly as much as i wanted to. i was expecting a literary equivalent of the movie 'Payback' - which, in my opinion, is one of Mel Gibson's best roles, in his later years anyway. and for the most part, that is how Hardcase feels in the beginning.
yet at some point in the story, everything starts to feel just a little _too_ contructed; Kurtz keeps one-upping the thugs and suits that are after him, and you begin to wonder just how foolish everyone else is as compared to him; and in the very end, there's so many twists and turns - you almost expect the theme from Mission Impossible to ring up, and everyone to rip of their faces and reveal their true selves!
for the sake of brevity: you can taste Simmons' fine sense of craftsmanship behind this novel, and that alone puts it above and beyond many of its kindred. that very craftsmanship, however, starts to feel a bit too polished, as if in his attempt to fulfill the genre, Simmons overdid the construction of its basic elements.
so the book gets 3 stars, while i still have 5 on hold for Simmons, cause i know that SOB will keep writing no matter what!
4.0 out of 5 stars Hardcase? Now there's a supreme understatement....,
After reading the reviews from many of Dan Simmons' ardent fans, I'm convinced that I stumbled in the right direction when HARDCASE became my first Simmons read. That's not to say that I won't peruse his offerings in the other genres however, it seems that HARDCASE is a really nice intro for an author new to me.
As a precursor to the book, Simmons' dedication reads: "This is for Richard Stark, who sometimes writes under the wussy pseudonym of Donald Westlake." Well, that'll nab one's interest. Simmons takes a lash at Westlake (who conversely writes under the pseudonym of Stark) right off the bat. However, it is obvious that Simmons' statement is tongue-in-cheek. Regardless, the dedication defines the book's impending aura of "in your face" entertainment.
As the book opens, we meet Joe Kurtz, a hardboiled Mike Hammer-type private investigator. Kurtz is tracking the second of two men who killed his partner...well, not tracking, stalking is a better word. By the end of the intro chapter, Kurtz has all but mangled Eddie Falco when he decides the coup de gras is to throw Falco out of his sixth-story apartment window. Without much ado, Kurtz heads to Attica for an extended stay at the state-run luxury resort.
While in Attica, Kurtz meets Steven "Little Skag" Farino, the son of aging Buffalo, New York, mob boss Don Byron Farino. As a "reward" for protecting Little Skag's manly pride from unwanted jailhouse affection, Kurtz gets an audience with Don Farino upon his release from prison. Don Farino, now crippled from a would-be assassin's bullet, is still clinging to a denigrated level of authority and power he used to hold as the feared boss of one of New York's elite organized crime families. Kurtz makes a deal with the Don to locate the Family's missing accountant. Without too much detail, it is obvious that the accountant knows way too much to be "missing." Don Farino's attorney, Leonard Miles, is introduced to the reader and immediately stakes his position as consigliere while ruffling Kurtz's feathers. Kurtz, in form to be consistent throughout, lashes back at Miles with dripping sacrcasm and challenging lines. It is apparent from this exchange with Don Farino, his consigliere, and all the bodyguards present that Joe Kurtz takes no issue with stating his current frame of mind regardless the potential consequences.
With the storyline framed, Simmons leads the reader down a path fully expected of a hardboiled PI like Kurtz. While Simmons takes the reader on a violent tour of the Buffalo underworld, the action and noir detail keeps the storyline fresh and taut. But, one of the chief assets of this Simmons' offering is his character development, and what characters they are.
As a short list there's Malcolm Kimbunte, a sadistic killer-for hire; Cutter, Kimbunte's psychopathic sidekick; Doo-Rag, a gangbanger and Kimbunte's lackey; the Alabama Beagle Boys, brothers from an Aryan Nation organization; Sophia Farino, Don Farino's sultry, hot daughter; Pruno, a homeless junkie informant who used to be a Princeton professor; the Dane, a faceless hitman with a ubiquitious reputation; and a dwarf named Manny Levine, hell-bent on avenging his brother's death at the hands of Kurtz. There are just a few of the snapshot characterizations within this relatively short thriller.
This is hardboiled noir at its best. The only downside is a less than perfect ending. Simmons was somewhat cathartic in his need to exhaust the storyline, which, in my opinion, detracted from the climax found in the second to last chapter. This is the only reason this book is sitting with four, instead of five stars.
If you're looking for the hardboiled noir genre, you've found it here. Simmons' Kurtz makes Spillane's Hammer look wimpy. This was a fun, fast and action-packed read. Recommended to anyone enjoying hardboiled noir.
5.0 out of 5 stars Ever Heard of Dan Simmons?,
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This review is from: Hardcase (Mass Market Paperback)
Ever heard of Dan Simmons?
Simmons' first published story, "The River Styx Runs Upstream," won the Rod Serling Memorial Award. His first novel, Song of Kali, won the World Fantasy Award. His first horror novel, Carrion Comfort, won the Bram Stoker Award. His first science fiction novel, Hyperion, won the Hugo Award.
Even with all the awards, I was only vaguely familar with his work. I don't read fantasy, and very little science fiction or horror. I do love a hardboiled thriller though! You know, the kind written by Vachss, or Izzi, Hunter, or Stark... or Simmons. That's right! With one book, Simmons has jumped to the top of the list!
Joe Kurtz was a PI... before he was an ex-con. See he killed a man, a couple of men actually. They'd murdered his girl and unborn child. While it's pretty reasonable to me that he threw one of 'em off a six story building, the jury didn't see it that way.
Now, out of prison after eleven-and-a-half years...
...you'd think things would be looking up for Kurtz. You'd be wrong. Too many people want him dead...
Hardcase is the best novel that I've read this year [tied with Jack Kelly's Line of Sight].
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4.0 out of 5 stars A decent successor to Parker,
This review is from: Hardcase (Mass Market Paperback)
In Hardcase, Dan Simmons writes his version of a Parker novel. The Parker novels are a series of books by Richard Stark (Donald Westlake) featuring a tough and stoic thief. In Hardcase, Simmons features a tough and stoic ex-private eye named Kurtz. Even the dedication of the book makes it clear who's steps Simmons is following in.
The novel itself is a fast and fun read with the same cool attitude that Stark/Westlake has perfected. Kurtz, out of prison after a term for killing his lover's murderer, gets mixed up with the Buffalo mob in his attempt to get back on his feet. Kurtz is not a nice guy, but the people he opposes are far more unpleasant.
For Simmons, an accomplished writer of some rather sophisticated books (such as the Hyperion books), this novel must be a quick diversion. While fun, this book is also not very original and Kurtz sometimes pales next to Parker (I imagine if the two met, it would not go well for Kurtz). Nevertheless, it is good enough that I will continue to read these books, of which there will be at least one more.
4.0 out of 5 stars Hard-Boiled To the Max,
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If you're after a hard-boiled mystery / thriller with violence galore, then this is the book for you.
It's about Joe Kurtz, a ruthless, tough, near-psychotic private investigator who has just been released from prison after serving an eleven-year sentence for a brutal murder. He's trying to pick his life up again using contacts he made in prison. The fact that he isn't allowed to work as a PI, own a gun and is still on parole doesn't deter him in the slightest. He is also carrying a bounty on his head after making some enemies in prison. There seems to be no end of takers willing to try to cash in.
The job that Joe is pursuing is an investigation into the disappearance of an accountant to a local mafia boss. On top of that, the trucks used by the family to smuggle electronic goods, keep getting hit and destroyed. Joe offers his service to find the accountant and solve the problem. The problem with offering himself for the job, however, is that he has knowingly walked into a pit of vipers and must try to keep one step ahead of the game to survive.
Joe occasionally shows a touch of remorse before killing someone, but whether it's because he is taking a life or because of the hassle in having to clean up afterwards is never made clear. He is a character who is totally loyal to friends and family, yet deadly ruthless to his enemies.
The actual storyline is compelling, if dark and desperate. From the first page, I was drawn in and hooked so the pages simply flew by. It's a hectic, tension-filled story that doesn't fail to entertain.
3.0 out of 5 stars Unremittingly dark,
Alan Robson (Wellington, New Zealand) - See all my reviews
Dan Simmons has made a name for himself as a writer of very cerebral science fiction and horror novels. Lately however, he seems to have taken to reinventing himself as a mainstream genre novelist (if there is such a thing) and to this end he has written a superb novel of World War II espionage (The Crook Factory), a mediocre urban legend novel (Darwin's Blade) and now with Hardcase, a hard boiled gangster novel.
Joe Kurtz murders the drug dealer who killed his girl friend. It's a revenge killing and Joe makes sure that he gets every ounce of revenge going. The murder is brutal, excruciatingly painful and bloody and, for Joe, enormously satisfying. He gets eleven years in Attica jail, but they pass in the turning of a page.
When Joe gets out, he uses the contacts he made inside to wangle a job with a Mafia big boss. The boss wants Joe to track down one of his comrades who has vanished with a lot of the Mafia funds. It seems straight forward, but there are wheels within wheels, loyalties within loyalties and Joe is soon up to his neck in ultra-violence. Everyone wants him dead.
The tension never lets up and the violence never ends. Blood drips off the page, agony screams from every chapter heading, mangled bodies litter the paragraphs. The carnage never stops.
It's a dark, dismal novel and I felt slightly dirty when I'd finished it.
4.0 out of 5 stars Hardcase,
Konrad Kern (OFallon, MO United States) - See all my reviews
Though Dan Simmons's previous novel 'Darwin's Blade' was better, I feel his foray into this mystery/thriller genre was well worth it.
Joe Kurtz is an ex private investigator doing time for a homicide. He has survived over 11 years in Attica with a 10,000-dollar bounty on his head, which was offered by the Mosque brothers when he killed one of their own. After his release he decides to offer his services to the local mafia don, Byron Farino. It seems Farino's accountant has gone missing. When Farino decides to hire Kurtz, that's when the fireworks start. The 10,000-dollar bounty offered to kill Kurtz is still payable on the outside; so on top of looking for the missing accountant, Kurtz is dodging bullets from an assortment of bad guy's. Everyone from the drug lords, to the Alabama Beagle Boys, seem to be after a piece of the Kurtz pie.
A fast-paced and oft times violent novel. The character of Joe Kurtz seemed to lack depth. The story itself must have lacked a little depth because it read like a sequel. I liked the varied characters and the quick and snappy dialogue. No wasted speech here.
Overall an easy to enjoy, quick read, delivered by an author that's done better work.
4.0 out of 5 stars Simmons is possibly the most versatile writer of our times,
D. Janelle (Stephens City, VA USA) - See all my reviews
Simply put, Dan Simmons can write circles around just about anybody out there. As he's proven in the past, to both fans and critics, it's impossible to pigeon-hole him. Regardless of the genre, Simmons dives in head-first and produces a novels as good as any of the writers who work in just that genre. Books like the "Hyperion" saga and "Carrion Comfort" have cemented his reputation in the SF and horror circles, and with "Hardcase", he flashes his credentials as a writer of the hard-core detective novel.
It's disheartening to see comments from fans of his SF/horror works who may see his recent efforts ("Crook Factory", "Darwin's Blade" and "Hardcase") as toss-offs, not worthy of his reputation. But for every disappointed SF/horror fan, I'm sure there's a mystery or pulp-fiction fan adding Simmons to their "must read" list.
As much as I liked "Hardcase", and would definately read another Kurtz novel, (how 'bout a little cross-over action between Kurtz and Andrew Vachss's character, Burke? Talk about body counts!!), I hope that Simmons will keep up his chameleonic ways, and that his next book will be another surprise. And I have to agree, that of all his previous work, this one would probably make the best movie. Who knows, it could do for Simmons what "Jurrasic Park" did for Crichton. He'd been writing for decades in relative obscurity (outside his circle of loyal fans, anyway), but after JP the movie, book stores couldn't keep even his worst stuff on the shelves. (Has anyone else ever read "Eaters of the Dead" aka "The 13th Warrior"? Ugggh!)
Simmons' "Hyperion/Endymion" books are problably my favorite SF novels, and I think "Carrion Comfort" is as good, if not better, than anything Stephen King has written, and the fairly obscure "Phases of Gravity" is a wonderful example of Simmons facility with straight fiction (how he can pack such an emotional punch just by having a charcter open his eyes is amazing, even after additional readings). Of his recent work in the various flavors of mystery/thriller, I'd say "Hardcase" is the best.
They used to say about Sinatra that he could sing the phone book and make it entertaining. Well if Simmons _wrote_ the phone book, I'd be the first in line for a copy. Whether you're a fan of SF, horror, thrillers, myteries or straight fiction, if you're not reading Dan Simmons, I feel sorry for you. You're missing out on a truly amazing writer.
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#1 Jul 28, 2012
Lowes in Sikeston is pathetic. In the past 2 months, I've had 3 horrible experiences. The only reason I went back is there is nowhere else to go besides menards in cape. I was in there about a month ago and there was 1 checkout open. There were 6 employees standing around talking. They completely ignored me. After about a minute, one of them looked at me and said "it will be a minute." they kept talking Are you serious? I went and found the manager I was so upset. I got a measly apology. Went there again for a large purchase that had to be made in a pinch. NO one offered to help. I bet I saw 10 red vests walking around, talking on phones, no one asked us for any help. From now on, I'll drive the 40 minutes to menards or find another place to go. I foresee lowes in Sikeston going under in the next 12 months.
#2 Jul 29, 2012
Sorry that hapened to you however there are a few of us red vests that do try and when we are on the phone it is with a customer unless of corse it is a cell phone which is not supposed to be allowed but is abused by some.
A big part of the problem is they hire a lot of young people who were never taught that you are supposed to EARN the dollar you make and trust me it makes some of us very angry that MANAGEMENT continues to allow it.
Saint Louis, MO
#3 Jul 29, 2012
This is the way of many businesses now.No work ethic from some is making it hard on the ones who do work hard. Same at the place I work. We are suppose to have a strict cell phone policy but everywehere you look employees are texting or talking on their cell phones when they should be working or paying attention to the customers.They have to get their facebook fix every few seconds,also.
#4 Jul 29, 2012
Management is the key to success or failure.
Lowe's is a poor example of how a business should be run.
Twelve more months max. for the Sikeston and possibly the Cape stores.
#5 Jul 29, 2012
thank you for caring. I thought it was odd that the store was completely dead, but there sure were a lot of people talking on phones to whoever.
#6 Jul 29, 2012
You are right....management IS the key. I went there this morning....auto checkouut was not working and NO registers were open. I had to ask a group of employees if someone could take my money. One woman walked to a register (with an attitude) and waved me over. I told her that I wanted to use my debit card as credit. She said "YOU have to do that!" (With an attitude) I responded that I was aware that I had to swipe my own card...I just wanted her to know the manner in which I intended to use it. She gave a LOOK....ALL ATTITUDE.
I will still return to Lowes...occasionally I need something on the weekend and don't want to drive to Cape for some minor item. Next time I go, however, I will meet attitude WITH attitude.
#7 Jul 29, 2012
When Lowe's closes (and it will), you'll be making the trip anyway.
#8 Jul 29, 2012
The one in cape is just as bad. My dad had a cart full of stuff at lowes and was met by horrible service. He asked for the manager. he told them since it was a free country, he'd exercise his right to choose and he chose menards. Walked out of the store without his stuff and went straight to menards and got great service.
#9 Jul 29, 2012
As a resident of Cape and a past customer of Lowe's, I believe everything your dad went through.
Thank goodness for Menard's!
#10 Jul 29, 2012
you fuckholes DO realize menards is owned by negroes...
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#12 Jul 29, 2012
and your point?
#13 Jul 29, 2012
You're a f'n racist!
#15 Jul 30, 2012
Who cares, if they know how to run a business & how to treat cusomers it does not matter. And guess what, I'm white !!
#16 Aug 3, 2012
who is the red head girl working there? anyone know anything about her?
#17 Aug 4, 2012
I also had the employees chatting experience while customers were waiting to check out.
#18 Aug 4, 2012
Lowes is a great place to look at woman. They have some fine looking woman working there. I have been in last two days and seen this very sweet and hot ass brunette working. I am not sure of her name could never get close enough. Wonder if she is single.
Saint Louis, MO
#19 Aug 4, 2012
I'm 57 looking for a young girl to have some fun with ,, some work in lowes any takers.
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#20 Aug 4, 2012
hey man go to landberts those young chicks love older men.
#21 Aug 4, 2012
How did talking about the mismanagement of the store turn into a conversation about getting chicks?
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Originally written on Mets Merized Online | Last updated 3/5/13
2:25 PM Greetings from Port St. Lucie, where the Mets have the afternoon off. However, just because they are down for the day, it doesn't mean there isn't anything happening. They wouldn't be the Mets if there weren't injury news. Jenrry Mejia returned to New York this morning to have an undisclosed medical condition checked out. As with Pedro Feliciano before him, his reporting physical was red flagged. Mejia is coming off Tommy John surgery, but there is no word yet whether the injury is related to his elbow. Mejia, who is expected to open the season at Triple-A Las Vegas, was scheduled to pitch in a "B'' game this morning against Miami. 2:10 PM MMO's John Delcos just reported to me that RHP Jenrry Mejia is being examined for an "undisclosed medical issue". As soon as he completes writing his full report I will post it. 1:30 PM Beat writers are reporting that starting pitcher Jenrry Mejia is flying back to New York for a follow up exam related to something that came up after takin...
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