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Oh good: A.J. Pierzynski to be a part of Fox's World Series coverage
Oct 3, 2011, 8:25 AM EDT
Sometimes I wonder if Fox is involved in a grand experiment to drive baseball fans into insanity. The latest reason: they're going to announce today that A.J. Pierzynski will part of their World Series coverage, helping host the studio shows with Chris Rose and Eric Karros.
Maybe he'll be good. I don't know. But with Pierzynski, you're starting with a player that fans around the game widely loathe and who was recently named other players' least-favorite player in all of baseball. I suppose a sports broadcast could be improved with a heel, but it strikes me that people should, you know, like the people who bring the baseball into their living rooms each night.
- drmonkeyarmy - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:39 AM
Who in the hell watches the studio shows anyway?
- drmonkeyarmy - Oct 3, 2011 at 10:01 AM
So people do watch the studio show? Why do you guys watch the pregame studio show? Serious question by the way. I don't watch it because I don't care what guys like Chris Rose and Eric Karros have to say about what has happened and what they think might happen.
- purnellmeagrejr - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:41 AM
I don't know much about this guy either but the fact that he is disliked by the other players is actually a plus – means we'll hear less stuff like "We'll just have to take it one game – one pitch at at time" "He's good in the clubhouse" "A real team player" and all the other assorted bromides that pass for commentary.
- bcopus - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:43 AM
Maybe they'll go old school WWF this year. Reminiscent of the Brotherly Love show.
- kopy - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:51 AM
I don't know, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I'm not a Pierzynski fan at all, but if he's entertaining and offers insight of a unique point of view instead of spouting cliches, it will be a refreshing change.
- kopy - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:52 AM
*insight and a
- Francisco (FC) - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:55 AM
I suppose a sports broadcast could be improved with a heel
It will make the other guys look good by comparison.
- kander013 - Oct 3, 2011 at 8:59 AM
Fox baseball coverage has a lot bigger problems than adding AJ-how about Chris Rose and Joe Buck?
- Lukehart80 - Oct 3, 2011 at 9:20 AM
"It strikes me that people should, you know, like the people who bring the baseball into their living rooms each night."
Fox has never followed this philosophy before, why start now?
- adenzeno - Oct 3, 2011 at 9:48 AM
I hope he is nicer to the studion guys tahn he was to SF newspaperman(if what I read is true…)
- adenzeno - Oct 3, 2011 at 10:38 AM
OK -THAT was some BAD typing- My apologies
- cur68 - Oct 3, 2011 at 11:25 AM
People watch Howard Stern do stuff. They'll tune in for AJ out of much the same ethos. Lowest common denominator and all that.
- aaronmoreno - Oct 3, 2011 at 11:34 AM
Hope they got an 8 second delay on the broadcast.
- contraryguy - Oct 3, 2011 at 12:12 PM
checking the byline to see whether Michael Barrett ghost-wrote this one. 'widely loathe', really? That's ascribing an awful lot of presumed attention on a second-tier catcher.
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My hope in this tutorial is to guide you through the first steps of making a pop tab purse, the rest I leave up to you.
There are many different ways to create a purse from pop tabs, some I have tried, but this particular method has been my favorite so far. The purse itself has lasted nearly 2 years, the only strain being on the joining points of the strap and natural wear to the top of the lining.
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Getting Started
Before you begin you will need to gather together your supplies. The pop tabs I was able to collect with the help of some very industrious young ladies who left out a collection can at their elementary school. If you are not able to collect them yourself (I personally don\'t regularly drink soda so this would have been impossible without help) then I know people on ebay do collect them and sell them there.
- Pop tabs (roughly 1,000)
- 24 gage silver craft wire (3 spools).
- Nylon Jaw Pliers (straightening wire)
- Bent Nose Pliers (pressing wire)
- Wire Side Cutters
- Clear fishing line
- Ruler
Interior (Sewn)
- Purse lining fabric
- 12inch zipper
- Ribbon
- Thread
- A Sewing Machine
Your First Steps
1. Wash all of your pop tabs. I would recommend washing all of your tabs in a plastic tub to reduce the risk of losing them down the sink. It also will make it much easier to drain out the water and scoop them onto a towel. Pat with a second towel and let air dry. You will be surprised how dirty these are.
2. Cut your first piece of wire, 4 inches long. Bend the wire in the center around your finger to create a horseshoe, hairpin or arch shape. By the end of this project you will be creating batches of these little wire arches to speed things along.
5. Wrap your wire with the wire pliers around and through these central holes four times. Twist the remaining wire together until secure. Clip off excess. Press twisted wire against tabs (can be done with pliers) so that it does not stick out and catch on anything. This whole process can be done with your fingers but they will get very raw quite soon working with the metal.
3. Place four pop tabs, backs up, the top row overlapping onto the bottom.
6. Add a third row of pop tabs below your second row and repeat, adding and wrapping the wire through the new intersection of tabs.
4. Loop from behind your already formed wire through the central holes.
7. Repeat until you have a column of 16 tabs. Continue by adding a third row and repeating until 20 tabs, or until you have your purses desired length.The dimensions for my purse are 16 tabs tall, 20 tabs long, 2 tabs deep.
Assembling the Purse Body
1. Once you have created two front panels, two side panels and a single bottom panel we will begin assembling them together into the purse body. 2. Attach a front panel to a side panel at a 90° angle using the same method you used to create the panels. 3. Attach the remaining side and front panels to create a top- and bottom-less box. 4. Adding the bottom panel is the tricky part. This is where your fishing line comes in. As it was quite difficult to line up the scalloped tabs and attach the panels with wire I opted to use a much more flexible material, fishing line. Tie the fishing line at one end and thread through the sides. You will have to be the creative on this as I cannot show you an exact method. The goal is to make it secure and keep the fishing line out of site and invisible. 5. Now you have completed the purse body!
6. Complete by creating a chain of pop tabs 2 wide for your strap. This can be as long or as short as you would like. I kept adding tabs until the purse fit comfortably under my arm.
Purse Lining
1. There are two methods to creating a purse lining, one is to sew your own or second to use an already created bag or purse and simply insert it. I have sewn my own. The complexity of the purse lining will determine how much material you will need. I created the lining with some velvet that I already had on hand and did not need to purchase anything for it except the zipper and ribbon. I would suggest following this simple zipper bag tutorial to get started. Sew with needle and thread, your lining to the inside of your pop tab purse.
2. Add the ribbon to the underside of your strap, sewing it down the center with thread to the wire loops already there from making the strap. Attach this strap with jump rings or with your wire, like you have been attaching tabs.


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Identification of future resource needs is the key to the success of any organization as well as the economy, if a profitable future is to be obtained and sustained. As important as the need to identify resources is the need to commit to collaboration with providers who understand not only the core of the demand but the most effective means of meeting it. Higher education providers have the opportunity and responsibility to play an active, if not lead role in these collaborations to affect the change that is needed to drive our economic prosperity.
Ohio's insurance industry is the beneficiary of collaboration. According to a recent Columbus State Community College study, roughly 17,000 new jobs will become available in Ohio's insurance industry over the next five years. Insurance jobs are expected to grow by 22 percent nationwide during this decade. At first glance, this projection signals a positive employment outlook. However, a deeper dive reveals an insufficient pool of qualified workers to fill these positions. Insuring Ohio Futures has established a statewide campaign to draw awareness to the need for talented insurance professionals to help plan for the massive gap between need and available resources.
In addition to alerting the workforce to future employment opportunities, institutions of higher education are developing programs that provides students with the skill sets needed to fill the impending gap. Institutions must be brought on board to provide quality curriculum, and do so in a manner that is accessible to a diverse group of students. Innovation in curriculum needs to be paired with innovation in access if it is to meet the needs of the broadest community of learners.
In the case of Ohio's insurance industry, a handful of colleges and universities around the state are now offering risk management and insurance degree programs, including Franklin University and Kent State University. Each institution fills a different audience's need, whether it be those looking to enter the insurance industry, mid-career changers, or veterans looking to use their skillsets to enter this lucrative industry.
While specific to the situation in Ohio, the Insuring Ohio Futures underscores the importance of higher education and industry working together to ensure curriculum stays relevant and in concurrence with industry needs and trends. Through collaboration we have the opportunity to enact positive change.


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5.0 out of 5 stars There Are No Limits (Except On This Movie's Budget)
Back when I was a kid I always heard about the guy called 'Pinhead' in a movie called 'Hellraiser', but always assumed it was just another lousy slasher series. But after seeing a clip from Hellraiser (of a man being shredded by chains) and its awesome trailer on the Boogeymen compilation DVD, I really wanted to see this movie. I was not disappointed. Hellraiser blew my...
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3.0 out of 5 stars What a strange film
I've seen this film a zillion times in my local shop, and finally decided to get it, due my Dad showing an interest in it. I'd never heard of Pinhead before - just knew of his face due to seeing it on the DVD!
I actually enjoyed this film, but I doubt I would ever watch it again. It's a one-time only film I thought. I found it extremely dated, but that's only to be...
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5.0 out of 5 stars There Are No Limits (Except On This Movie's Budget),
Lead Cenobite "You solved the box. Now you mu... (Cape Breton, Canada) - See all my reviews
Back when I was a kid I always heard about the guy called 'Pinhead' in a movie called 'Hellraiser', but always assumed it was just another lousy slasher series. But after seeing a clip from Hellraiser (of a man being shredded by chains) and its awesome trailer on the Boogeymen compilation DVD, I really wanted to see this movie. I was not disappointed. Hellraiser blew my mind.
First off, I really liked the audio commentary on this DVD. Director and writer Clive Barker and star Ashley Laurence do an informative commentary that is moderated by Peter Atkins (who wrote the sequel). It's great to see a commentary where everyone looks back on their earliest work and says what they like about it, what they don't like about it, laugh at a few parts of the film, and experience some nostalgia as they recall what went into the making of Hellraiser. When you listen to this commentary, you get the feeling that the atmosphere on the set was warm and inviting, not cold and impersonal (as big budget films seem to be). You get the same feeling from the commentary on the Hellraiser II DVD.
The violence committed by the demons (called cenobites) in Hellraiser is usually praised by the lowbrow fans of the series. But hell, I'm more lowbrow than anyone else. Like most Hellraiser fans, I can't get enough of the cenobites, especially the Lead Cenobite. But a lot of us tend to overlook the murders committed by Julia and Frank. Frank is in an interesting position - he was tortured and murdered by the cenobites, then (his soul?) escaped from hell. After what looks like a very painful regeneration sequence for Frank, he is presumably dismayed to realize that his body hasn't finished regenerating. Frank's a living corpse, and is so weak that he can only drag himself across a floor. Knowing that blood gives him strength and allows his body to continue regenerating he asks his former flame Julia to help him out. In case you can't see where this is going, a lot of men end up being led to their doom after having their brains bashed in with a hammer. These murders are shown in gruesome fashion - it isn't just some guy getting hit on the head and falling unconscious without feeling a thing. I liked seeing Julia's evolution from a lonely housewife to an evil seductress who has become completely desensitized to killing. Frank absorbs the blood of Julia's victims - each murder brings Frank another step closer to gaining the rest of his body. But you just know the cenobites are bound to make another appearance - and they won't be happy.
The 'Lead Cenobite' is excellently played by Doug Bradley. This Lead Cenobite would later become known among fans as 'Pinhead' - a rather crude and completely inappropriate name. I'm assuming that the Lead Cenobite is never referred to as 'Pinhead' in any of the Hellraiser movies, and that it's just a nickname the fans have for that cenobite. Barker's Pinhead is an obviously witty fellow, as evidenced by his line "No tears please... it's a waste of good suffering!" Pinhead is certainly not a comedian - but in Hellraiser II, with a different writer and director, we see a very different Pinhead. No longer is he the angry, straight-faced, and no-nonsense cenobite leader. He is a very comical fellow in the sequel, who enjoys inflicting pain and playing mindgames. If anything, Barker's Pinhead seemed to regard torturing the solvers of the puzzle box as a chore - a task that was once fun but is now so repetitive that he just wants to do the job as quickly as possible and be done with it. But while he finds his job boring, he also seems to have a very strong work ethic. It's as if Hell has set out some strict rules that govern the use of the puzzle box that the cenobites must follow and enforce. This becomes more apparent in Hellraiser II (when Tiffany solves the box) and Pinhead calls off his eager associates. I guess if you prefer Pinhead's no-nonsense style in Hellraiser, you won't be too fond of his more relaxed style in Hellraiser II. I liked Barker's Pinhead a lot. But I prefer the Pinhead of Hellraiser II - he is more entertaining. If Pinhead was straight-faced in all the sequels, he would get boring after a while. One movie with the raw and humorless Pinhead is enough. Pinhead has a great sense of humor in Hellraiser II, as perverse as it is. I look forward to seeing more of it in the sequels - even though I heard they're all crappy.
The 'Chatterer' and 'Butterball' cenobites are entertaining, even though they don't say a word and don't really do anything except hang around in the background. But they look cool, and it's not necessary for anyone besides Pinhead and the Female Cenobite to do all the talking anyway. The Butterball cenobite looks a little silly (he is wearing shades afterall), but the reason he wears them is revealed at the end of the movie, and it's a really cool reason. The Female Cenobite is the most frightening character in the movie - it's all in her eyes and the way she talks.
As they note on the commentary, Hellraiser is a disturbing movie, not a scary movie. Even I found it disturbing the first time I saw it. Frank described his own grisly torture - hanging upside down by his ankles, while being spun around in mid-air as he had metal hooks digging into his dangling body - as a painful AND sensual experience. Fascinating. That flashback sequence had some of the coolest imagery in movie history. Considering the low-budget, this film did a hell of a lot with less. Ultimately, Hellraiser helped push the envelope of our trashy pop culture to places it feared to go. Some of the acting was a little weak, but Hellraiser is good enough to give it five stars.
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5.0 out of 5 stars 20th Anniversary edition(loads of great extra,very illuminating),
falcon "disdressed12" (canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Clive Barker's Hellraiser (20th Anniversary Edition) (Anchor Bay Collection) (DVD)
wow.this movie is truly an experience.love it or hate,when it's over it
will probably stick with you for awhile.for me,i thought this movie was
brilliant.it had a great story to it,with great characters.i guess you
would call a it horror movie,but i would call it more of an experience.
there are some gory scenes in the movie,and there are some scenes that
are disturbing and even repulsive.but the gore and guts are done much
more tastefully here than in most 'horror' movies.and there is actually
a story that all of this fits into.i didn't find it gratuitous at
all.there are some things in the movie that could certainly be
offensive to some people.there is some religious themes that some
people would find less than positive.and there a lot themes and images
in this movie that i don't think had been explored much before,if at
all.in my mind,the main villain in this movie(though i don't think he's
really a villain in the usual sense) dubbed Pinhead(for obvious
reasons)is possibly the most iconic(or at least should be)character of
at least the last thirty years.that may sound like an exaggeration,but
the other big name screen villains don't hold a candle to this
character.there was just so much more thought gone that went into the
character.the others,not so much.anyway,if you are able to throw away
all any preconceived notions and see this film for what it is,i think
you will get something out of it.what that something will be is hard to
say,but it might be different for each person.this is all just my
opinion,but for me,i have to give this movie a perfect 5/5 for being a
true cinematic achievement.
3.0 out of 5 stars What a strange film,
I've seen this film a zillion times in my local shop, and finally decided to get it, due my Dad showing an interest in it. I'd never heard of Pinhead before - just knew of his face due to seeing it on the DVD!
I actually enjoyed this film, but I doubt I would ever watch it again. It's a one-time only film I thought. I found it extremely dated, but that's only to be expected. It was quite hilarious looking at Julie's (Clare Higgins) outrageous makeup, multi-coloured eyeshadow right up to the eyebrows! Oh, the 80s. What a decade.
I didn't really find it that scary - gory more than anything. There was a certain scene (where Kirsty's - Ashley Laurence - character is in hospital, and starts playing with the box) that reminded me of Labyrinth slightly. She was running through a seemingly endless corridor, whereas Jennifer Connolly was running through a maze.
Clare Higgins was extremely familiar - she had one of those faces. I've looked at what she's done, but she hasn't done anything I recognise, so I guess she reminds me of someone from Neighbours/Prisoner, or some other Australian show! She had that kinda look about her!
For all you film score fanatics out there, Christopher Young (Sweet November) does a brilliant score to this. It's not that intrusive, as any good score should be, and it highlights all the good parts of the movie.
So I liked this film - that means someone out there is removing it from their wishlist right about ... now!
5.0 out of 5 stars Why Hellraiser is a classic horror film,
Broken_Harlequin (Australia) - See all my reviews
I love this!The first Hellraiser is such a well done movie!It's one of the best in the series,and you can't have a sequel without an original. Original is the key word here. This movie is one of a kind,Clive Barker wrote it origanaly as a novel(the Hellbound heart) before transforming it into a script and then directing it. Now might I say that this is a definate must for gorehounds everywhere,let's take a look-see, shall we? We've got Frank's skinned corpse thumping around up stairs,skinning rats, and ready to mangulate the unsespecting men whom Julia lures upstairs.Then there's the Cenobites, the demons summoned by the box.And of corse we can't forget the classic in Hellraiser: When Frank gets ripped to pecies by chains with hooks on the ends.The first one set this off and they've been doing it ever sence.I myself am not a true gorehound,but those of you who are go for it. Hellraiser has got seven sequals so far. I can reconise the first one as a classic in the horror movie feild,it's really quite a masterpeice when I think about it. So all in all really great movie,if you're thinking of getting it I say go for it,I know I will,just as long as you've got the stomach for it. This was Deathgirl, telling you why Hellraiser is a classic horror film,It'll tear your soul apart.
5.0 out of 5 stars Hooks, Chains, Cenobites, And Thou...,
Bindy Sue Fr�nk�nschtein "bigfootsalienbaby" (under the rubble) - See all my reviews
The vast majority of mid to late 80s horror movies are pretty lame. HELLRAISER is one of the rare exceptions. Rather than following the same dull old formula, Clive Barker singlehandedly reinvents the horror film for a frustrated and jaded audience. He uses sheer darkness and evil to enhance a sense of utter doom. Frank is a sado-masochist with a thirst for unlocking the secrets of hell (the ultimate experience of pain and pleasure merged). He attains the Lamont Configuration (a puzzle box which is actually a transdimensional gate), unleashing the cenobites (pinhead and his fellow demons), who torture and tear Frank apart. Some time later, Julia (Clare Higgins) and her family move into Frank's abandoned house. Julia had had an affair with Frank, who is her husband Larry's brother. Frank is resurrected when a drop of blood soaks into the attic floorboards, revitalizing a piece the cenobites missed. As he grows, he needs more blood and flesh to sustain his re-emerging form. Julia grudgingly agrees to help Frank by luring men home with her for sex. Instead, they are hit in the head and attacked by a grotesque, cannibalistic Frank, who takes what he requires, leaving only a shriveled carcass behind. Julia's daugher Kirsty (Ashley Laurence) gets a hold of Frank's puzzle box and inadvertently gates in the cenobites. They are ready to take her with them into hell, until she tells them that she can deliver uncle Frank into their clutches. The rest is a gruesome fearfest! There are moments of real terror in HELLRAISER that make 99% of the rest of the genre look ridiculous by comparison. A uniquely chilling story became a terrifying movie that only Barker could pull off. Highly recommended...
5.0 out of 5 stars Clive Barker's best!,
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I have been a long-time hardcore horror movie buff for many years now. (with such favorites as Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and Leatherface) However, there is no other horror film villain like that of the calm, yet terrifying personality of Pinhead. Doug Bradley as the diabolical demon (or angel to some) is quite possibly the most convincing in horror since "A Nightmare On Elm Street" with Robert Englund as Freddy Kruegar! With such popular quotes like, "Nobody escapes us!" and "We Will tear your soul apart!" it just remains in your head and haunts you. The storyline is also very original and easy to follow due to that it doesn't require as much logic and thinking from the viewer. The soundtrack is also very scary and nightmarish and the blood and gore is one of the most disturbing in cinema history! The acting may drag just a LITTLE at times and some character development could be improved a bit, but it's still a horrifying masterpiece by British horror master, Clive Barker. The plot concerns young Kirsty and her father and evil stepmother who move into their new home in England. Little do they know that Kirtsen's father, Larry's brother, Frank had died in that house years before. When Larry cuts himself, the blood drips onto and below the floorboard, where Frank's corpse still lies, bringing him back from the grave (and from hell!) Armed with a mysterious puzzle box called the Lament Configuration, it is the power to unlock the doors to either heaven or hell and barely making it away from her bloodthirsty uncle, Kirsten steals the box and eventually solves the puzzle, releasing a group of monsters called Cenobites (led by Pinhead, obviously) from their imprisonment. Kirsten decides to make a deal with them to lead them to her twisted uncle who escaped hell in exchange for her OWN SOUL! A non-stop nightmare at every corner and plenty of excellent special effects that while being dated by today's standards, still add a chilling touch! Very scary in a gothic manner. I recommend this movie to any horror fan out there! I also recommend "Hellbound: Hellraiser II". (it is even scarier than this one!)
5.0 out of 5 stars Hooked on Pinhead,
N. P. Stathoulopoulos "nick9155" (Brooklyn, NY) - See all my reviews
Hellraiser is an original film made at a time when the genre was seriously bankrupt of new ideas. Hellraiser stands apart from other 80s horror films and it was welcomed when it first appeared in 1987, a point where Jason and Freddy were slashing screens and the horror genre was by the numbers profiteering.
Clive Barker got to direct his own story and with a budget of only one million dollars he made a very stylish and inventive horror film. Based on the novella The Hellbound Heart, Hellraiser is about the ends people will go to experience pleasure...and pain. Frank is a drifter who is presumably bored with his travels and his excesses. As the film opens he purchases a mysterious, black laquered box and opens it, unleashing unfathomable pain at the hands of the Cenobites--"angels to some, demons to others"--figures from hell led by 'Pinhead'. Meanwhile, Frank's brother Larry and his wife Julia move into an old family home in England as they try to kick start their icy marriage.
Before long, a drop of blood in the floorboards awakens Frank, who escaped the Cenobites and is hiding in a gellatinous, skeletal form. He begs Julia to help him, and she lures men to the house where Frank consumes them in the hopes of growing flesh back on his slimy bones. Meanwhile, Frank's daughter Kirstie (from a previous marriage) arrives and suspects all is not well on Ludovico Street. Eventually she summons the Cenobites, led by Pinhead, and cuts a deal with them so that they reclaim Frank and spare her. This sets up a cruel and bloody climax between hell and earth.
Hellraiser has proven very popular over the years. It's a gothic horror tale about desire, lust, betrayal, and consequences. Pinhead immediately became another horror icon alongside Jason, Freddy, and Michael, but he's not a movie slasher and he's not some unstoppable id hunting down teenagers. Indeed, Pinhead and the rest of the Cenobites (the first two films feature the best crop including the Chatterer, Butterball, and an unnamed female Cenobite played by different actresses) are called by those who have sought out the elusive Box and they provide a kind of ultimate judgement on their souls. (Both Inferno and Hellseeker, the fifth and sixth installments of the series, respectively, would play this angle.) Indeed, the Box itself (known as the Lament Configuration) is a recognizable icon as well. Doug Bradley plays Pinhead and has gone on to be the only consistent factor in every Hellraiser film since.
It's still hard to believe this was only made for a million dollars in 1987. It's not slicked up, and go figure: the effects and makeup look a lot more expensive than the budget would indicate. These are considered 'old fashioned' makeup effects as well, since today cgi would be cheaper, quicker, and not necessarily better. Christopher Young provides one of the best modern horror scores and that alone seriously raises the stock of this film. He would outdo himself with the score to Hellbound: Hellraiser II.
Those who don't like gore be warned: this is a very bloody film. "Jesus wept" indeed. The Cenobites favor ripping people's skin off with hooks and chains, so you know where that's going. (Yes, they'll literally tear your soul and you apart.) However, the gore is not a cheap shock tactic, it's central to the story and is a device Barker uses in his fiction as well.
I would highly recommend tracking down the tin box set featuring Hellraiser and Hellbound together along with a gorgeous booklet and chapter index cards. It's out of print but Amazon always has sellers out there.
The film looks and sounds great on DVD, and the commentary is very rewarding. Barker reveals a lot about the production, and you get the idea that this was a labor of love. A rare thing when a horror writer of some originality gets control the movie of his own work.
Highly recommended for horror films. This film will deliver some legitimate chills.
5.0 out of 5 stars He'll tear your soul apart.,
Tom Servo "Robot" (Satelite of Love) - See all my reviews
Having made his reputation as one of the most prolific and gifted horror writers of his generation Clive Barker made a natural transition to movies with this audacious directorial debut from 1987. Not only did Barker serve up a chilling tale of devilish originality, he also introduced new icons of horror that since have become as popular among genre connoisseurs as Frankenstein's monster and the Wolfman. Foremost among these frightful visions is the sadomasochistic demon affectionately named Pinhead. Pinhead is the leader of the Cenobites, agents of evil who appear only when someone successfully solves the exotic puzzle box called the Lamont Configuration-a mysterious device that opens the door to Hell. The puzzle's latest victim is Frank, who now lives in a gelatinous skeletal state in an upstairs room of the British home just purchased by his newlywed half-brother who has married one of Frank's former lovers. The latter is recruited to supply the cannibalistic Frank with fresh victims, enabling him to reconstitute his own flesh but will Frank succeed in restoring himself completely? Will Pinhead continue to demonstrate the flesh-ripping pleasures of absolute agony? Well find out by watching this classic horror flick alone in the dark. Promiss it'll scare you. If it doesn't you're already dead.
5.0 out of 5 stars A TRUE CLASSIC!!!,
Vanessa Ryan (Melbourne, Victoria Australia) - See all my reviews
Hellraiser is a true classic. This is truely one of the most original horror films around. Forget some of the horror films out today, quite frankly they don't cut it for me. Hellraiser is a highly original, scary, exciting film. This should be in any horror fans collection. There's something special about 'Hellraiser'. Out of all the years I've constantly watched 'Hellraiser', it's never lost it's appeal to me. There's a high originality about it. The story line between the Cenobites and the Puzzle Box(the lament configeration) are compellingly mesmerizing and so fasinating. A definite must have for all horror fans. The musicial score by composer Christopher Young is compelling and mesmerizing. It makes it each scene more memorable. The extras on the DVD are what the real fans have been waiting for. The commentary track by Clive Barker, Ashley Laurence and Pete Atkins is superb(it's one of my favourite commentary tracks), the featurette is excellent and informative in the process of the film.There's a nice photo gallery and a trailer, and I love the menu on the DVD. This a excellent movie that every horror fan must see and own. by Justine Ryan
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the scariest , most imaginative horror movies ever,
By A Customer
'Hellraiser' came out in 1987 and still has lost none of it's punch. Clive Barker did an excellent job with his first film. He successfully transferred his vivid, twisted imagination to the big screen. I can honestly say this is one of (if not the) most imaginative and frightening films ever made. The acting is not great, in fact for the most part it is subpar (a given with most horror movies) but the film's concept just reaks fear. The character Pinhead is the epitome of terror and one of the most popular characters ever in the horror genre. We hardly see Pinhead, but when he comes you feel the presence of pure evil, particularly in the climax. The make-up effects on Frank in his in-human form are startling. The Cenobites (headed by Pinhead) are deliciously menacing. This is the type of film that makes you gratefull stuff like this only happens in movies, and is one of the most brilliant additions to the horror genre ever. So if you are a horror fan and you don't own this classic, well, wake up.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg observes fifth graders at Brooklyn's Public School 262. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Getty Images)
In 2008, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his schools chancellor at the time, Joel Klein, testified before Congress that their policies had led to a substantial narrowing of the racial achievement gap, meaning the gap in test scores between white students and those of color: "Over the past six years, we've done everything possible to narrow the achievement gap—and we have. In some cases, we've reduced it by half," said Bloomberg. He repeated that claim in 2012, saying, "We have closed the gap between black and Latino kids and white and Asian kids," he said. "We have cut it in half."
The notion that there had been a great improvement in the public schools, leading to sharp increases in achievement among minority children—the majority of the city's public school students—was echoed in the mainstream media. It helped Bloomberg retain mayoral control of the public schools, which the state legislature had granted him shortly after his election in 2002, and to win a third term in 2009 (a campaign in which he spent a record $108 million).
Unfortunately, his claims of closing the achievement gap proved misleading. On the reliable national assessment known as the NAEP, there had been no significant increase in scores or narrowing of the gap since 2003, when the mayor's policies were first imposed. In 2010, the state Education Department finally admitted what observers had long suspected: that the state exams had become overly predictable and that scoring well had grown easier over time.
After New York State acknowledged that test score inflation had occurred, scores across the state were recalibrated and declined dramatically. The achievement gap was revealed to be as wide as it had been before Bloomberg implemented his policies. The black-white test proficiency gap in eighth-grade reading actually increased. By last year, 29 percent of black students were proficient in reading, compared with 62 percent of white students. If one compares the gains on the NAEP since 2003 of all economic, racial and ethnic student subgroups, New York comes out second to last of the large cities—only Cleveland, one of the nation's lowest-scoring cities, has seen less progress.
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Data and Diversity
The mayor has sought to manage the city's 1,500 or so schools and 1.1 million students as if he were running a business. Data, derived mainly from standardized tests, are his primary management tools. While focused on test scores, Bloomberg has allowed class sizes to increase, despite the fact that class-size reduction is one of only a handful of reforms proven to narrow the achievement gap (and is the top priority of parents, according to the Education Department's own surveys).
In a December 2011 speech, Bloomberg said that he would double class size if he could by firing half of the teachers, and that it would be "a good deal for the students." On his weekly radio show in March, he claimed that even if classes were so overcrowded that students were forced to stand, the result would be fine as long as they had quality teachers: "that human being that looks the student in the eye" and "adjusts the curriculum" based on an "instinct" for "what's in the child's interest."
Numerous studies show that black and Hispanic children receive twice the academic gains from smaller classes as white children. Though the state's highest court concluded in 2003 that the city's children were denied their constitutional right to an adequate education based in large part on excessive class size, the size of classes in the early grades are now the largest in fourteen years, and about half of middle and high school students are in classes of thirty or more. Many teachers have 150 students, making it all but impossible for them to look students "in the eye" and give them the individual attention they need—especially students who are disadvantaged.


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Item # 20763 **Closeouts are limited to stock on hand** Product Reviews Showing 15 of 44 Reviews Overall Rating: 4.32 of 5 (44 Reviews) Read All Reviews Rate This Product 5 Star 20 4 Star 13 3 Star 8 2 Star 3 1 Star 0 Sort By: Highest Rating Lowest Rating Latest Review What Other Riders Are Saying... Fit Quality Installation Recommend Easy install, very good sound Works great bike to bike, paired with my GPS, and cell phone. Delivers stereo sound. I normally wear earplugs and with this set up, volume loud, I can use the stereo, GPS, and phone functions at 70 MPH on a Versys. Worth every penny. Mark - December 04, 2012 (White Rock, BC) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Instructions Lacking I could not figure out how to install this device for the life of me. The accompanying instructions were terrible. I watched a number of YouTube videos and they did not help. Thank you for having a great return policy. 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Friendship Cards with Iwona Palamountain
Happy TGIF! I've got a couple of cards for you today… enjoy!
First one is a conglomerate of Love Nest, Scarlett & Hoopla collections…they cooridinate beautifully
Glitz Design "Love Nest" papers: Damask, Stripe
Glitz Design "Scarlett" Paper Layers: book
Glitz Design "Hoopla" Journaling Cardstock Stickers
Glitz Design "Love Nest" Titles Cardstock Stickers
Glitz Design Pom Poms: aqua
Glitz Design stamp: Maya Bird
Other: cardstock: recycled kraft; ink: distressing ink (Frayed Burlap), Versa Color (Turquoise Gem); border punch: EK Success
The second one is made with the Scarlett line:
Glitz Design "Scarlett" papers: Bouquet, Wallpaper
Glitz Design "Scarlett" Titles Cardstock Stickers
Glitz Design Frosting: black
Glitz Design stamp: Distressing set 3
Other: cardstock: white; ink: Memento (Bahama Blue); edge distresser; lace trim; seam binding
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Fettuccine With Tuna Mushrooms And Tomatoes
|Dried porcini/Cepe mushrooms
|1⁄2 Ounce
|Boiling water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|3 Clove (15 gm), minced
|Fresh mushrooms
|6 Ounce, sliced
|Canned low sodium tomatoes with their juice
|1 Pound (1 Can)
|Dried tarragon
|1 Teaspoon, crumbled
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (To Taste)
|Canned tuna in water
|12 1⁄2 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Pound
1 In a small heatproof bowl, soakthe dried mushrooms in thewaterfor 15 minutes or until softened.
Overa small bowl, drain the mushrooms in a sieve lined with cheese cloth or papertoweling; reserve mushrooms and liquid.
2 Meanwhile, in a 12 inch nonstick skillet, heattheoil over moderate heat.
Add the garlic and fresh mush-rooms and saute, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes or until softened.
Add the tomatoes, soaked mushrooms and their liquid, tarragon, and salt and bring to a boil.
Lower the heat and simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes or until thickened.
Stir in the tuna and pepperandsimmer for 5 minutes or until hot.
3 Meanwhile, bring a stockpot of unsalted water to a boil.
Add the fettuccine and cook for 6 to 8 minutes or until tender but still firm to the bite.
Drain and transfer to a heated serving bowl.
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Includes vintage photograph of the Big Train posing with the plaque1934 New York Chapter Baseball Writers' Association Award Presented to Walter Johnson. It's the most distinguished fraternity of sportswriters in the nation, a brotherhood of arbiters for many of the most noteworthy distinctions in the sport. Their voting powers influence results for the Kenesaw Landis Most Valuable Player Award, the Cy Young Award, and, of course, Baseball Hall of Fame induction. Here we find one of the more impressive relics from the their journalistic treasure chest, a gorgeous creation by leading jeweler "Dieges & Clust," makers of a large percentage of pre-war World Series press pins and Championship awards.
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"New York Chapter Baseball Writers' Association, to Walter Johnson, In recognition of his services to baseball, his standing as a pitcher and reputation as a sportsman, 1934 Award."
A wonderful and remarkably accurate portrait of the Big Train is etched at center, with the edges decorated by a flurry of laurel and crossed bats. Inclusive of the wooden backing, the award measures 13.5x17" in dimension. Included is a marvelous 8x10" period news photograph of Johnson posing with this award, his right arm around fellow ace Carl Hubbell, an honoree who would follow his elder into the Baseball Hall of Fame thirteen years later. The plaque exhibits minor tarnishing which could be easily counteracted if desired, but otherwise presents without any distractions worthy of note. A wonderful keepsake with endless aesthetic appeal and the most ironclad provenance possible. Vintage photograph of Johnson with award is included. Letter of provenance from Walter Johnson's daughter & grandson.
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Last January, I published my predictions of the topics I thought could evolve into the top five stories across the Cardinal Nation in 2012. With the benefit of full hindsight, including the top 20 stories of 2012 countdown now in the books, this is a look back at my initial forecast. After all, anyone can make predictions, but how many come back later to review how they fared? The original top five projections follow, along with where the stories actually ended up, including links to the appropriate articles. I won't be repeating my 2012 summaries here, so click on the links if you'd like to read those detailed stories. My predictive powers were not very good. Only three of my top five guesses from one year ago made the top 20. And to be honest, none of the three were direct hits. Because the Dave Duncan retirement news occurred during the unveiling, I did not remove that story, but improved my score by having included Mike Matheny's first season as manager as my sixth, honorable ...
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Geographic Range
Alaska to Channel Islands, California to Japan
- Biogeographic Regions
- oriental
- oceanic islands
- pacific ocean
Among rocks, near low-tide level to water 60' (18 m) deep. May be found in shallow waters during spawning season in May.
- Aquatic Biomes
- coastal
Physical Description
Commonly called the gumboot "chiton," Cryptochiton stelleri is the world's largest chiton species, reaching a length of 14 inches.
- Other Physical Features
- ectothermic
- bilateral symmetry
Separate sexes; males deposit sperm into water and females lay eggs in strings, clusters or spiral arrangements. Eggs may be free-floating single cells or enclosed in jelly-like capsules or strings.
Usually nocturnal, browse surface of intertidal rocks for food. They also have an amazing ablility to cling to rocks.
Food Habits
Feeds on various fleshy and coraline algae such as sea lettuce, also on bryzoans and diatoms.
Economic Importance for Humans: Positive
Some species of chitons are often found in Indian and West Indian foods, and they are used as bait.
Conservation Status
- IUCN Red List [Link]
- Not Evaluated
Other Comments
There are over 600 species of chitons, and one of the most diverse groups is found on the Pacific Coast. To keep its surface clean of other organisms, a chiton secretes a mucus that swells on contact with water. This touh mantle completely covers the chiton's eight transverse shell plates, and prevents foreign organisms from attaching to the spines of the girdle.
Almaz Kinder (author), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.
- Pacific Ocean
body of water between the southern ocean (above 60 degrees south latitude), Australia, Asia, and the western hemisphere. This is the world's largest ocean, covering about 28% of the world's surface.
- bilateral symmetry
having body symmetry such that the animal can be divided in one plane into two mirror-image halves. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria.
- coastal
the nearshore aquatic habitats near a coast, or shoreline.
- ectothermic
animals which must use heat acquired from the environment and behavioral adaptations to regulate body temperature
- native range
the area in which the animal is naturally found, the region in which it is endemic.
- oceanic islands
islands that are not part of continental shelf areas, they are not, and have never been, connected to a continental land mass, most typically these are volcanic islands.
- oriental
found in the oriental region of the world. In other words, India and southeast Asia.
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