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Good film,,
or just watch the thing, not the new one.
Good film,,
or just watch the thing, not the new one.
Of all the money that e'er I had
I've spent it in good company
And all the harm that e'er I've done
Alas it was to none but me
And all I've done for want of wit
To memory now I can't recall
The 80's brought us American Werewolf In London, Hell House, Lost Boys, Demons, Killer Clowns From Mars (now thats a messed up film if you hate clowns!) and a bunch of B movie horrors.
The nineties and naughties brought us all remakes, its like everyone just gave up thinking of a good plot to scare the crap out of us.
The last time I was creeped out was wwhen I went to see Rec at the cinema, after it finished I went to the gents. So im standing at the urinal, doing my thing when I feel like someone is watching. I turn to see another bloke in his 50's atleast, wearing a long blue mac with a balding head, huge glasses and pock marked face grinning at me weirdly. "Great film that wasn't it" he said.
Now I don't get a nervous bladder but that second was a photo finish as I nearly ran out of the toilet :0/
Well, growing up in the 80's & getting to see all of these films come out during elementary school at age 7, 8, 9 etc. was pretty f-ing cool! Now, I've not seen most of them since then, so I know my view may be biased due to a certain level of sentimentality. That said, I keep hearing about this resurgence in the popularity of horror every several years or so, and let me tell you, it's no-thing like it was back then, not even close! The slasher genre was the shit!
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While I have not seen any good new horror movies I think half of the problem is those old movies you saw were good bEcause you were so young. however if you want something that will pretty much make you crap your pants play the game amnesia the dark descent with no lights on and it will do the trick better than all of the movies you mentioned
There's still horror, but 80 percent of it is CGI and 20 percent sloppy scriptwriting.
If I'm a Nobody, it's only because society has made it too Goddamn Stressful to be a Somebody. - Me
Reality bites. - Winona Ryder
"Ye who suffer, suffer from yourselves. No one else compels." Fuck that.
I am so so glad someone said this!! Haha Insidious was pretty good, a lot better than I expected, but the Saw movies are horrible, and I've haven't really seen any good horror movies lately that have been worthwhile. If any of you see any you should let me know!!
Amnesia is a effing scary game lol.
Here's a short film which i think is really good. Tell.<-- Link. It's an indie film but still good and suspenseful, you might enjoy it.
Actually, I thought The Descent was an intense horror film of recent years. I saw Silent House, and it was so bad it made me want to check out Silent Hill.
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Reality bites. - Winona Ryder
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I wasn't going to even bother writing about this disappointing cover but since one of my main loathes in life is the fact that trashy celebrities have infiltrated the fashion world – it would be kind of weird for me to ignore this. So here is my opinion: this sucks. But it isn't surprising and it kind of makes me a bit happy because it will be a wake up call to the people that still have hope for American Vogue to simply give up. For me, the high end glossy magazines used to represent style and class. I used to flip through the American and French versions of the top fashion magazines and immerse myself in glamour, beautiful clothing, and impeccably dressed women who were style icons, stunning beauties, or women to look up to. Now we get Kim Kardashian (and last month we got Rihanna – another great role model. Not.)
The worst part is that this will most likely be one of Vogue's best selling issues because Kimye's millions of fans are all going to rush out and buy it. Which in turn will remind the magazines that the best way to sell issues is to put a trashy celebrity on the cover. I know magazines are a business and their goal is to sell copies, but not at the expense of damaging the brand. Too late for Vogue, I guess.
Don't get me wrong, when someone gives me a copy of Vogue I always flip through it. And as a consumer (because "industry me" looks at magazines for different reasons) I would still enjoy seeing the brands they profile and the clothing they feature. But I'd look at it the same way as I would look at Lucky – which is unabashedly a shopping magazine and doesn't even try and be the publication that commands respect or demands true authority from its readers. The fashion glossies are no longer that, and they have failed to be for many years. Want to see the newest collections, some great clothes, and a few good beauty tips? Read them. Want an authoritative publication that will guide you on how to live a stylish, prosperous, respectable life? Don't even bother picking up a mainstream glossy fashion magazine. Unless your idea of a stylish, prosperous, respectable person is Kim Kardashian.
P.S. Lisa Tant (one of the few glossy magazine editors I truly respect) tweeted about Harper Bazaar's latest issue which featured both the cover lines "Fabulous at Every Age" and "Look Younger Instantly" on their age issue. Another example of how stupid these magazines are.


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After living in PA for most of my life I have decided to move to Kannapolis, NC to start the life I always desired.
"When you are weak and I am weak, I get strong and give you my strength"
After living in PA for most of my life I have decided to move to Kannapolis, NC to start the life I always desired.
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I have been attuned and trained to reiki master level. I truly believe that I have found my calling.
I am very open and honest, while being completely compassionate and understanding. I also hold morals and confidences on the highest regard, and I will never break a promise or lie to you.
Having been certified since 2010 as a Master, I have taken on many clients, both animal and people.
In my practice I use a very light touch to no touch approach. I also offer at no additional charge the line of lotions made by Bio Source Naturals. These lotions are made to compliment work done by energy healers including, but not limited to, Reiki. They are completely optional.
Kannapolis, NC 28081
A. Being very dedicated and compassionate to all of life, I treat all my clients with the highest respect.
A. I love to see the wonderfully positive effects people receive during and after a Reiki session with me. To know I improved someones life for the better is my greatest reward.
A. :) The first question is mostly, "What is Reiki?"
Reiki is an ancient Japanese word that translates into English meaning, 'universal life-force energy'. Everything alive has Reiki (aka. Spirit). From the sun to the dirt, from rain to wind has Reiki. Essentially Reiki is a resonating flow of energy that binds the soul to is being, (e.g. your body). Without Reiki you would have no soul, therefore, no life.
Every culture calls this 'universal life-force energy' by many names. Here are a few examples;
Culture - Equivalent Name;
Dagara - Energy Body
China - Ch'i, Qi
India, Hindu - Kundalini, Prana
Hebrew - El, Manna
Jewish Kabbalah - Yesod, Astral Light, Neutral Force
Inuit, Eskimos - Sila
Navaho - Digin
Parsee - The Living Force
Christian - Holy Spirit
Polynesian/Hawaiian - Mana
Incan, Peruvian - Huaca
Chiropractic Medicine - Universal Intelligence
Allopathic Medicine - Will to Live
A. When you get a Reiki session, a Reiki Practitioner becomes a direct channel for energy to flow through your aura and chakras and clears away the negativity and stress that has plagued your being.
Everyone has a different experience with a Reiki Heal session. Reiki goes where it is needed most and it could never do any harm.
It is pure positive energy.
Also, depending on how sever and chronic your condition is you may need a series of heals. Just like everything, Reiki takes time and patience.
What can Reiki do for me?
Reiki is used successfully in all areas of healing: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Reiki helps heal at the root of the problem, assisting in re-establishing homeostasis.
Medical experts acknowledge that many, if not all, diseases begin as stress. Reiki is particularly effective in the relief of stress and tension. It helps calm the emotions, inducing relaxation and restoring peace; and reiki does so much more.
Reiki is also very useful as a first aid. It helps manage, reduce and/or eliminate pain, even helps speed up recovery from major or minor surgery, including trauma. Reiki has proven to be a powerful healing tool in treatment of catastrophic illness.
What Do I Need to Know?
First and for most, dress comfortably, as if you just came home from work and changed into some for a mid afternoon nap ( you may actually fall asleep during a session). Even if you are in your work uniform this is fine, just as long as you are comfortable, as you will NOT be taking anything off except for shoes, hat and coat if wearing any. I will ask you to lie or sit down, whatever is more comfortable to you.
Next, In my practice I use a very light touch to no touch approach. I will never touch any part that is inappropriate, nor will I message anything. If it makes you more comfortable, I don't have to touch you at all, I could always leave my hands one or two inches above your body.
Most Importantly
I absolutely must say that Reiki does not replace your doctor or any medications you are taking, but, works in conjunction with them.
I am not a doctor and cannot give any medical advice. Reiki is a complimentry therapy to help assist with the improvement and effectiveness of your Doctor's orders.
Effects During and After a Reiki Treatment
Because a Reiki heal session will balance every organ, gland, chakra, and energy meridian, you may experience changes with-in this time period. These changes may include but not limited to: system flushing, tingling (good kind), emotional release, and very relaxed and mellow state. None of this is threatening or should alarm you. But, please take caution when operating heavy machinery, drink plenty of water and relax. This energy will continue to flow for 24 to 48 hours.
A. As a child I have always had a strong desire to help anyone and everyone improve their life. Especially if they were struggling in any way. I started meditating when I was 8 years old. Before long I realized how easy it was to connect to the world around me. Colors started appearing like spheres around the trees and grass, then I was also able to see it around people and animals. I could feel the vibrations radiating from every where.... the water, plants, the sun and the wind. It felt like the entire world giving me one great, big, warm hug. I could find the connection in everything. This is when I realized I could heal things. I started with plants. It was great! :) What ever I planted just came to life with so much vibrance. Everything I tended grew three times faster and stronger an all I would really do was touch them and water them. Soon, I noticed that wild animals would come up to me and sit next to me or on me. For example: sparrows, ducks, frogs, turtles, snakes, groundhogs, butterflies would land on me nose, shoulders, and hands. I have even had the experience of petting and entire deer family ( a buck, doe, and fawn traveling together) up in the Poconos. There was also one time I was picking wild blueberries and a bear walked up to the other side of the bush. We looked at each other, I nodded and smiled and the bear looked into my eyes sniffed at me and we both went back to picking blueberries! lol :D I thought it was so cool to be hanging out with a bear.
I eventually started taking care of people when they were sick. I wouldn't do much- just give them water, check their temperature, and rub their back, head and feet and they would get better in as little as a few hours (under 8 hours) but no longer than 48 hours. I mean completely better, as if they were never sick. No one understood why I was able to do all this, I didn't understand either.
Not until I learned about Reiki. Once I did my research on it I quickly found a master and received my first attunement. After the session the Reiki teacher came up to me and advised me that it was not necessary for me to get this attunement for I was already completely attuned to Reiki. She went on to explain that I could just taking the second version of the 3rd attunement class ( which would have made me a Reiki Teacher) just so I'd know all the technical aspects behind the practice.
I just smiled sweetly, bowed and told her that I personally feel better and more confident completing all of the attunements just like everyone else. My logic is everything has steps for a reason. Missing just one or two steps when walking up a flight of stairs seem harmless- until you fall flat on your face :).
I was able to finish all of my attunements a world of a lot quicker than most people, but I completed all three attunements.
A. Farthering my Reiki practice in Kannapolis, North Carolina.
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The association between the exposure and bioaccumulation of endocrine disruptor chemicals (EDCs) and their adverse effects on human and wildlife populations has raised concern worldwide. Regulatory agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) in the United States; the European Commission for the Validation of Alternative Methods (ECVAM) in the European Union; and the Japanese Commission for the Validation of Alternative Methods (JaCVAM) in Japan have conducted studies to validate new test methods for EDCs. This concern has also reached producers such as the Campbell Soup Company, which is phasing bisphenol A (BPA) out of its product containers.
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Recipe by Jill H
"This is similar to regular scalloped potatoes but uses sweet potatoes instead. Went over great with Christmas dinner as an unusual substitute."
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2 cups
heavy whipping cream
1 cup
1/2 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
salt and ground black pepper to taste
sweet potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced
1/2 cup
panko bread crumbs
1/2 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons
butter, softened
I loved this recipe! I was house-sitting so I only had ingredients that I could find. I used fat free half-n-half instead of milk and whipping cream, crushed ritz crackers instead of panko, shredded parmesean cheese instead of cheddar, and didn't add pepper or cinnamon. It was still wonderful, but will add cinnamon next time.
really sweet, doubled sauce, do not double spices
6 Ratings
I followed the recipe exactly and this was delicious!! I'm making it again for Thanksgiving.
We had this tonight as a side dish to a beautiful rack of lamb and, honestly, this was a huge disappointment. I scaled this down using the "change servings" feature on this site. Followed the recipe to the letter, except for using half-and-half instead of whipping cream. There was not enough liquid to even finish cooking the potatoes in the oven. I ended up adding more half-and-half, more milk, and even more cinnamon and nutmeg, but it still didn't have a lot of flavor. Sorry for the bad review, Jill H, but this just didn't measure up to an au gratin dish in my opinion. Not sure what went wrong, but I won't be making this again.
Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the way this recipe turned out. It lacked the flavor I was looking for. I may try again and make a few changes, because the concept of Sweet Potatoes Au Gratin sounds absolutely delicious. Any helpful suggestions would be appreciated!
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Scalloped Sweet Potatoes Au Gratin
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Fresh off of the Walter Reed hearings earlier this month, Vermont's freshman Congressman found success in two of his troop-related policy initiatives this week.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Government Accountability Office – the nonpartisan wing of the federal government that oversees spending – agreed to conduct an investigation into the Bush administration's planning of care for soldiers returning from Iraq and Afganistan.
That investigation was first suggested by Rep. Peter Welch, who bolted to the forefront of the issue as a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, the body that has found itself steering several investigation's into the Bush administration.
"I strongly believe the cost of the war must include care for the warriors," Welch said in a press statement on the news, repeating his oft-used mantra on the issue.
It's a phrase that he repeats in his March 1 letter to David Walker, the comptroller general of the GAO. In that letter, Welch suggests that the poor physical conditions at Building 18 at Walter Reed are a "clear indicator of a systemic failure in the delivery of quality outpatient health care and services to those who have bravely served our country."
That same day, Welch also successfully passed his first amendment to a bill. This provision – which was attached to the "Wounded Warrior Assistance Act of 2007" – requires that the secretary of defense conduct health care outreach to returning soldiers and their families and "ensures that the medical case manager and service member advocate have the resources they need," according to the congressman's office.
Welch also introduced the "Veteran's Care Advocate Act" on Wednesday, a bill that would create an ombudsman position to help soldiers and their families overcome the bureaucracy of the army medical system.
"If the system breaks down, the ombudsman will go to bat on their behalf and cut through the bureaucracy," Welch said.
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Ok, story time...make sure to read this before looking at my pictures.
So my mom works for an amazing travel agency. Yes the still exist and this one is a great one. So my mom has worked there for 15 years and as a gift her boss gave her a trip on the Disney Cruise for 6, so that meant my mom, dad, sister, sister's fiancée, me and my hubby all got to go on a Disney Cruise for free. We had to pay for excursions, drinks, and any other extras, but that was it. Lets just say it was an amazing gift and we were very thankful.
We flew in Saturday August 22 and spent the night at a good neighbor hotel and just got used to the time change. Sunday before the Cruise we stopped at NASA. So here are a few shots.
(yes I know some are a little off center, I was still getting used to my new camera and the weight was different than I'm used to.)
Me and the hubby at the entrance
I know I'm in Florida when I see clouds like this
The Hubby wanted a picture of this...
So after a stop at NASA we made our way to the cruise terminal.
And saw our first views of the ship.
I love all the details of the cruise terminal, this is on the floor.
I also love the model ship they have.
The details are amazing. *This was using my 55-200mm lens, first time ever*
Since we were staying in a Suite *yes all 6 of us in 1 room* we were treated to a special reception where we met our personal concierge and got to relax before our room was ready.
Say it with fruit, and people will listen.
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Good day and welcome to our USMNT-Honduras preview for this Saturday.
Beyond the visage of Jonathan Bornstein and Conor Casey taking the pitch for the home side Saturday, the match is nearly inverse in all ways to the nervous match that sent the States to the World Cup Finals later this year.
TSG will focus almost exclusively on the USMNT here in this preview as the side that Honduras is bringing is not immediately clear.
What we do know is that the first half should show some high quality competitive soccer, and the 2nd half as substitutions are introduced, might drop a notch in quality, but should be no less competitive.
Reviewing from last January, this game might aptly–and hopefully for one participant–be dubbed the Sacha Kljestan Sequel. As we've written over the past weeks, it was essentially Kljestan's affair as the Chivas middle man, showcased his attacking arsenal through a free kick, pk and run-ons against Sweden to close January camp last year.
It's no doubt in our mind that Kljestan will be again starting in the middle and, per his comments in our interview, hoping for a more of positive trending rise in his performance over the first quarters of 2010 rather than the flash-bang-goodbye he pulled last year.
Ever more compelling storylines as we delve into our customary preview.
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TSG's "What We're Looking For"
11 at the Whistle
TSG's "What We're Looking For"
» On the forefront of everyone's mind: Robbie Findley v. Jeff Cunningham. Who's got Charlie-In-A-Bottle?
Fans everywhere have been putting stock in capturing a lethal striking option ahead of 2010. It's probably not going to happen.
The suddenness with which Charlie Davies changed the complexion of the front line is probably not going to be handed off like a baton to
either Cunningham (perhaps too slight) or Robbie Findley (perhaps too inexperienced).
(Note: I began writing this on Sunday and because of Dempsey's injury my storyline changed.)
That being said, with the USMNT now having only two spots absolutely set set for South Africa and both of these being owned by more hulking frontliners in Big Jeezy and CC, the USMNT desperately needs a pacier forward like a Saviola, Del Piero or Defoe to provide a speed option up top if only to open up space for Lando or as a late game tactic against an opponents' fatigued defense.
With Eddie Johnson over in Greece still a slight possibility (though not by this writer's accounts) and Kenny Cooper still lurking (though not the definition of pace), this is the opening salvo of 2010 for Cunningham and Findley.
At stake is likely a trip to the Netherlands in March if either can deposit in the back of the wickets.
» Eyes on the central defense pairing for both 2010 and 2014.
TSG came away exceedingly impressed with Omar Gonzalez in camp practice. That being said, central defense is typically a spot where tactics and experience outweighs physical abilities, all things be equal. Flipping it again, TSG does feel that Gonzalez is a dark horse….certainly not experienced but with such a physical presence that he should be in consideration for the 23….this year.
Other players we're looking at here are Clarence Goodson who is, at best, flying standby to South Africa at this point and Chad Marshall who will be evaluated primarily on his ability to contain speedy forwards as his balky knee makes its way back. TSG thinks the rest of Mr. Marshall's game is rock solid as is his roster spot in June 2010.
» Back to the midfield, can Eddie Gaven impress the USMNT fan base?
Memo: Eddie Gaven is still just 23 precocious years old. Repeat, Eddie Gaven all of 23.
From the pitchtime that we saw, it was Gaven typically paired with Dax McCarty in the middle on the B-team. Something Gaven did really well from our observations was get up the pitch in the
middle and be a striking factor from the middle for his side.
Gaven has grown into an an above-average MLS player and continental all-star, but the not the mega star that was forecasted when he came on the scene at all of 16 years. If Gaven is ever going to make the step up, now's the time.
Will it get him to South Africa? He can probably still sniff out a boarding pass, but for a player that has been a casual contributor at best on the national scene, it's time for him to do more to warrant continued looks.
» There's an opening here for the wingfulls with experience: Heath Pearce and Marvell Wynne stand up and be counted.
As we mentioned in our practice recap, Heath Pearce did not show well in the ones we attended.
Pearce looked a little clumsy in first touch reception on tougher passes and had, what they call at the NFL combines, "tight hips"…meaning
he doesn't turn quickly or fluidly. In a forward run in one scrimmage, Pearce challenged Geoff Cameron and despite making a move to beat him, was caught from behind; the two jostled and Cameron came away with the ball.
Marvell Wynne doesn't get the press, but he was once solidly in Bradley's flank rotation. Wynne, with injuries behind him and hopefully pitch maturity will need to show the goods.
Kevin Alston has battled some dings all camp and Bradon McDonald needs more time, young grasshopper.
» The pace, the moves, the 1-on-1 ability….any chance Alejandro Bedoya is the name we're talking about after this one.
Not a lot of corner-rounding talent for the USMNT. Bedoya has it…the only question is he too young at 22 to put it altogether….quickly.
11 At the Whistle:
Coach Bradley will go with the experience to start-out the game, in our opinion, and aggressively work in as many subs in the second half. You can be assured with HDC being the stomping grounds that Coach USA will have Kljestan in the eleven and likely bring in Gonzalez in the 2nd half and maybe even have Thornton make a cameo.
(Note: Check out TSG contributor Connor's line-up in the first comment….he might have it more spot-on.)
G: Troy Perkins
The skinny: The new DC United keep is head and shoulders above Hartmann and Thornton and more polished than Rimando
DEF: Marvell Wynne, Chad Marshall, Clarence Goodson, Jonathan Bornstein
The skinny: Not sure about that right back slot, but I think you'll see the rest follow suit. Alston's been nursing a bum wheel for some of training and Wynne has experience. 2nd half cameos to be made by Brad Evans, Heath Pearce, and Omar Gonzalez among others.
MIDFIELD: Eddie Gaven, Sacha Kljestan, Benny Feilhaber, Robbie Rogers Taking Connor's midfield here: Kljestan, Beckerman, Benny!, Rogers
The skinny: TSG wrestled with it's best guesses here.
A tough selection process here in the midfield as experience tells us that Bob Bradley will do with the vets. One problem with this line-up? Kyle Beckerman's ten caps comes in third behind Kljestan and Feilhaber in the middle and we just don't see Bradley pushing Feilhaber outside for the scrimmage. Another issue? The aforementioned Gaven, was practicing in the middle in camp and plays internally for the Columbus. We'll go out on a limb and suggest Bradley throws him outside and then slots in Dax for sure and likely Beckerman early in the 2nd frame.
STRIKE: Conor Casey, Jeff Cunningham
The skinny: Cunningham looked the part in camp, but Findley wasn't a slouch. Justin Braun probably watches this one and Conor Casey needs the reps.
• A re-jiggered midfield of Kljestan, Rogers, Feilhaber and Beckerman
Feilhaber scoots out wide. Beckerman teams with Kljestan in the middle. Rogers continues on the flank.
Likelihood: 50%
• Any number of right back options get the nod: Cameron, Evans, even Brandon McDonald
Wynne based upon his prior experience and prior high level of play probably is your starter, but any of these guys would do just as capably.
Likelihood: 35%
• Findley runs out the tunnel ahead of Cunningham.
Don't see it, but stranger things have happend at the striker position against Honduras
Likelihood: 5%


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