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The Rangers trimmed their roster to 25 today by sending Ryan
McDonagh, Pavel Valentenko, Mats Zuccarello and Dale Weise to Hartford.
Weise and Zuccarello had already been cut, but were
emergency call ups for last night's game as the Rangers rested Marian Gaborik
and Ryan Callahan. Valentenko has had a
very strong camp, but his skills are still raw and while John Tortorella wanted
to give him a longer look, his demotion was a foregone conclusion. But cutting McDonagh comes as a pretty big
surprise. He's been extremely steady
during camp and seemed like he had a spot locked up on defense.
It appears that the Rangers were unwilling to cut Mike Sauer
and Steve Eminger as both would have had to pass through waivers, where Sauer
would likely have been claimed. McDonagh
and Valentenko are not subject to waivers and can be sent to Hartford without penalty. It's certainly good to Sauer finally get his
shot at the NHL and he has been effective during the preseason. But one has to wonder if he's truly a better
option than McDonagh, or if the Rangers are just trying to keep as many good young
defensemen in the organization as they can. Can't really blame the Blueshirts if that's the case as it would have
been a real shame to lose a promising young player like Sauer to waivers. But McDonagh certainly proved that he's ready
for the NHL and may have been more a victim of the Rangers' unwillingness to
lose Sauer than anything else. Eminger has
been very quiet and appears likely to be the seventh defenseman by default.
With yesterday's news that Vinny Prospal won't skate for at
least two weeks and possibly quite a bit longer, a couple borderline Rangers
forwards may have survived final cuts by default. It now seems likely that both Prospal and
Chris Drury will begin the season on IR, so the Rangers won't be forced to make
tough decisions at forward. Todd White
was the apparent odd man out, until he potted two goals last night. Before that, White had shown very little in
the preseason and also carried a hefty salary cap hit with him. When Drury and Prospal rejoin the team, he
remains the most likely to be cut.
The Derek Stepan debate also will be put on hold, at least
for the moment, as he'll almost certainly get a two-week audition in the NHL
while Prospal and Drury heal. It remains
unclear who will center Alex Frolov and Gaborik, but Stepan has spent time
between Sean Avery and Ruslan Fedotenko recently, a less-pressure filled
situation for the rookie.
Fedotenko will almost certainly get an offer from the Rangers,
but Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun says that as many as three teams have also contacted
Fedotenko about a contract. The Rangers
may have to offer a bit more money than they intended to retain Fedotenko.
In summary, the Rangers faced some extremely difficult
decisions for their final roster and were given a bit more time to make them
with Drury and Prospal hurt. It will be
interesting to see what happens when the duo return to the lineup, but for
right now, all the Rangers' bubble forwards will probably be with the team
opening night. On defense, the Rangers
chose to keep as many assets as possible, maybe at the cost of McDonagh's
roster spot.
The Rangers may make other roster moves, as trade winds
continue to blow, but if Drury and Prospal do indeed start the year on IR the Blueshirts
won't have to make any more cuts for a couple weeks.


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You really should allow modified content just like the other two have, people love the ability to show off there new tech even more so if they can modify it a little and make it ultra cool! As it stands your Hub version and the WDLiveTv gen 1/2 are the only ones that allow this if i had known that when i was ordering 3 gen 3's i would of got the earlier models!
Themes are good, but custom movie sheets and less firmware limitation is better why is some the old stuff ALWAYS better thanthen new stuff!!?!
Couldn't agree more.
i couldn't agree more as well!!!
likely your success with the other wd tv live has been the feature of change things, install plugins, and being able to customize the firmware (in some ways). Maybe the last one i don't support too much, because i prefer the original firmware... but a lot of people love to make up their wdtv!!!
for example in my country (spain) we have a lot of tv channels that put their tv series and shows in the internet! and we can't see them in our wdtv... we can't do all the stuff we would like to do with it, and with the older player it's able... i don't understand!
so pleeeeasee!!! let us install our own made plugins!!!
This is a good idea!!!!
i want to see more info about my movies...
resolution, soundtrack etc
movie info!!!
Come on WD! Just give us the opportunity to add plugins to your firmware. That's all!
Thanks in advance!
Just bought a WDTV Live Streaming yesterday and was sorely disappointed to find out that modding is no longer allowed.
Will most likely return the unit in the next couple of days.
Will happily repurchase if WD decide to allow modding again.
I think the WD team is doing a great job and the implementation really is a marvel; however, it really is what it is because it stands on the back of previous open source innovations.
I think allowing modding would result in features such as a browser, better networking control, cloud network shares, 3D support maybe and more.
If the plan is to firm up the current firmware offering before opening it up, it's a pretty good plan.
PLease custom Movie Sheets now !
To restrict the firmware through encryption makes no logical sense, and it violates the GPL.
If you point to the DTS Group's licensing limitations as a reason for not allowing DTS-MA simple pass-through (not DECODE, but PASS-THROUGH), then you should also respect the GPL and decrypt the Live Streaming and Live Hub firmware for customization.
The encryption of the firmware is NOT required for licensing the content from any of your streaming partners. Only their specific keys/routines must be encrypted.
Don't give us the run-around. You respect some licenses but not others. Completely unacceptable. I need the extra moviesheets, newsgroups, IRC, torrent, HDD content encryption, and web browsing functions of the custom firmware.
+1 please allow modding.
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HEUVELTON - After not placing at the either the Lisbon or Ogdensburg Cheerleading Competition, the Heuvelton Varsity Cheerleading Team placed second for the second straight night in Varsity B honors at their own competition.
The Bulldogs, coached by Mandi McNamara and assisted by Amanda Klossner, scored 224.5 points on Saturday to be edged by undefeated Varsity B opponent Lisbon which posted 230 points.
We took a lot of pride after the Lisbon competition and did a lot of work changing and improving our routine. Theyve worked extremely hard and keep improving. Good teams find a way to improve and weve done that, said McNamara as her team consists of Derek Fenton, Ashlyn Foster, Amanda Smith, Alexis Sawyer, Rachael Sharlow, Shelby Williams, Eliza Jane Hamilton, Natalie Chambers, Tiffany Bogardus, Shayanne Willard, Katie Bates, Ali Scalone, Leslie teRiele, Kursten Weigandt, and Marie McDonnell.
The Knights who have placed first at Lisbon, OFA, and Edwards-Knox which a score of 254 on Friday evening feature Megan Barney, Kaela Erwin, Rileigh Mee, Emily Rayburn, Kali Martin, Bailey Dean, Chelsey Duprey, Nicole Neadam, Aneissa Fields, Alyshia Murray, Holly Williams, Shelby Dishaw, McKenzie Lynch, Sierra Erwin, Morgan Beldock, and Adrien Hyde.
Clifton-Fine placed third with 188.5 points. Coached by Holly Durham, the Eagles consist of Carly Watson, David Law, Paige LaPlante, Shania Muncil, Jackie Durham, Alicia Cole, Savannah Crane, and Julie Walrath.
Malone brought home Varsity A honors and overall honors with 248.5 points with a stunning performance. Gouverneur (240) took second. The Huskies coached by Karen Johnson won 248.5-248 at Edwards-Knox on Friday.
Members of the Huskies were: Brooke Johnson, Toryn Avery, Michaela Spaulding, Hannah Lamica, Jenna Ashley, Natasha Nelson, Signourney Grenville, Katelyn Oliver, Olivia Dame, Alyssa Bombard, Brittany Reome, Bethany McGovern, Kalsie Snyder, Haleigh Lunan, Karissa Beaudry, Troi Keith, Emily Friend, Hannah Dustin, Tori Keith, Emily Friend, Hannah Dustin, Danni Ann St. Mary, Marissa Hungerford, Cassandra Poupore, Brooke Clookey, and Emily Kemp.
The Wildcats, coached by Gidget Wainwright, include Brianna Young, Tiffany Streeter, Kaitlyn Redmond, Shaylen Adams, Bethan Bigelow, Jade Gale, Mikki Lawrence, Matasha McIntosh, Sylvia Nentwick, Julia Peck, Shae Lynn Porter, Samantha Rusin, Nikki Ward, Kaylie Adams, Julie Bango, Abby Bice, Bre Clement, Gabby Dunkelberg, Nazz Easton, Cassandra Foster, Katelynn Kennedy, Kiera McConnell, Carinda Sawyer, Maria Shampine, Kelsey Smith, Jackie Ward, and Katie Erdman.
OFA took third with 232.5 points at Heuvelton on Saturday after posting 236 at Edwards-Knox.
The Devils, coached by Jackie Pinkerton, include: Tori Peabody, Sarah Barr, Brenda Carter, Camille Marshall, Nicole Duprey, Katie Ellard, Hannah Leeder, Emily Switzer, Sara Badlam, Courtney Brabant, Mariah Hurst, Ashley Lasiege, Morgan Bova, Jessica Logan, Jamie Conant, Konnor Murdock, Janelle Cordwell, Briana Mahnke, Morgan Gagnon, Miranda McGaw, Donovan Smith, Jocelyn Fifield, and Kiana Zulauf.
Cheernotes: Varsity B teams Edwards-Knox had 228.75 points for fourth place at their competition while Madrid-Waddington had 202.50 points in their first competition on the season.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINI and C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporters
Wellington police have arrested a 21-year-old man suspected of being the masked rapist who broke into a woman's apartment and assaulted her on Jan. 13.
Sgt. Kelly Maynes identified the man as Dwaine Stacey Shaw of Wellington. The suspect was booked on charges of aggravated rape, aggravated forcible sodomy, aggravated sexual assault aggravated burglary and aggravated kidnapping.
Maynes said the victim could not identify the face of her assailant because he had been wearing a mask at the time. She did, however, provide information that pointed in the suspect's direction.
The sergeant also said that Chief Lee Barry was able to collect evidence at the scene that Barry hand-delivered to the state crime lab.
The chief stated that DNA evidence collected at the scene conclusively led to Shaw. However, he noted, the evidence may have been processed sooner if the crime lab had enough funding to process the large number of DNA samples submitted by the state's law enforcement agencies.
Maynes was the chief investigator in the case, with assistance from Helper and Price police, the Sheriff's Department and Adult Probation and Parole.
He said police were first notified when a neighbor of the victim called 911. The victim herself then managed to escape from the attacker and drove to Price, where she then called dispatch. There was some confusion at the time because it appeared at first that there were two rapes in two nearby cities, when in fact it was the same crime being reported twice.
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Read: A Lot Of People Are Impressed With Chris Kreider
In two preseason games over the weekend, Chris Kreider had four goals including a hat trick on Sunday.
On his experience of going through training camp and playing in the AHL, Kreider told the team's website "it's been fun. There is a ton to learn still so it's fun and exciting to come to the rink and get better.
Kreider added that his enthusiasm for the game comes through all the time, "I use the words exciting and fun a lot because it is. It's easy to get up in the morning and be pumped up to get to the rink."
I got in the weight room and waited to get on the ice as a lot of people told me not to skate that much in the offseason heading into my first year. I was antsy to get back on the ice but I think I went about it the right way and I asked a lot of the guys how they structure their summer.
On his performance over the weekend, Kreider recieved praise from inside and outside the organization:
- Ken Gernander told the team's website, "You can see what he can do featuring those two great skills he has: the speed to go wide around just about anyone, and that hard snap shot. He was impressive."
- Former Devils coach Larry Robinson said following the game "Man, that guy can fly."
- Former Whale player Jonathon Audy-Marchessault said "he's got a great shot."
Gernander has said that Kreider will play in all-situations for the Whale and told the team's website, "It's not like he has 18, 12 years under his belt. He is just getting his feet wet and if he comes down with the right attitude it will help his development. I think he has a good respect for the American Hockey League. There are going to be no cake walks."


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Bell's is heading to southern California in May
COMSTOCK, MI –Bell's Brewery, Inc. will begin distributing to southern California in early May, making it our 20th state we distribute to and our first western state since Arizona.
Craft Beer Guild Distributing of California will distribute Bell's full portfolio to San Diego and Imperial counties.
"These two counties will help us establish ourselves while making sure the needs of our existing customers are met," said Laura Bell, Bell's Vice President.
"We're really excited to join an already outstanding craft beer community," she said.
Bell's began distributing to New York City in February after expanding to western and upstate New York last fall. New York was Bell's first new territory in almost five years.
For help locating our beer, our fans will be able to use our Beer Finder feature in May to see which nearby bars, restaurants and retailers serve and sell Bell's beer.
Release party information will also be available as that information becomes available.
2nd Annual St. Patrick's Day Pub Run draws more than 475 runners for charity
Huge thanks to everyone who joined us on March 12 to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kalamazoo.
More than 475 runners ran a shortened 5K (due to the weather) and then joined us in the Back Room at Bell's Eccentric Cafe for a few beers and a raffle.
This event was also part of Gazelle Sports' Urban Herd weekly run.
Together we raised more than $9,000. Cheers!
Bell's sponsorship of annual Iceman Cometh Challenge extended through 2018
COMSTOCK – Bell's Brewery, Inc. is proud to announce that it will be the title sponsor for the Bell's Iceman Cometh Challenge through 2018.
The Bell's Iceman is a 29 mile point-to-point mountain bike race that starts in downtown Kalkaska and finishes at Timber Ridge in Traverse City, Michigan.
The 25th annual event will be held on Saturday, November 8, 2014 and more than $52,000 in cash prizes and $10,000 in merchandise will be awarded.
"Our first three years working with Iceman have been wonderful and we are looking forward to continuing that partnership for the next five years," said Laura Bell, Bell's Vice President.
"It's a signature Michigan event that brings in people from all over the country plus Canada and Europe. It also fits perfectly with the culture here at Bell's," she said.
A team made up of Bell's employees will again compete in this year's race as well.
Registration opens today both online and with a limited paper registration party at Bell's Eccentric Café in downtown Kalamazoo.


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By TERRY WILLISGuest contributor
I was going to save this until Child Abuse Prevention Month and then I remembered it doesn't come until April.
Every month has something that some one wants us to be aware of named after it. There are many important things we need to take seriously in our lives to give us and those around us a great quality of life. Preventing Child Abuse is one of those many issues. Unfortunately, it is one that can't be considered only one month out of the year.
This community is great in its support of groups and organizations that work on child abuse issues. The Family Support and CJC's annual fundraiser is coming up soon and many of you attend the Harvest Ball. The schools also do events throughout the year to help with the awareness of child abuse issues and the community always responds. There are also other groups including BACA that do fundraising and child abuse information activities.
Getting involved with those activities make us feel good. We get a warm and fuzzy feeling inside when we have done something to help "those" kids. The reality is that child abuse and neglect can and does happen in many families regardless of social or economic standing. The real way we can eliminate child abuse happens before kids are born.
If we want to prevent our children from being hurt, then we need to find ways to prepare our children about how to be good parents. If we come from a home that models good parenting then that is an easy task. However what if a child grows up in a home where the parenting is not ideal? That is where we can all help out.
As a parent you worry about how peers influence your children. Sometimes you might tell them to not hang out with this child or that one.
What if instead, you encouraged that child to spend more time at your home so you can teach and model good skills for them? You might be the key that not only changes the life of that child, but that of generations to come.
Reach out to your neighbors and friends to help them in their parenting. Isolation is a big factor in letting abusive situations blossom. Don't ignore signs that you may see. If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, make the call to DCFS or law enforcement. You will be helping a child and a family.
Let's work together to make our community one that is a great place for kids to grow up in.


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Jan. 23, 1946 - Aug. 13, 2011
Roger Saccomano, passed away in his sleep, Aug. 13, 2011 with his wife Elvie by his side. Roger battled cancer for over two years.
Roger was born on Jan. 23, 1946 in Helper. Roger worked as a senior dispatcher for National Veterans Company in San Francisco for 21 years.
Roger met and married, Elvie, in the Phillipines, they were married 16 years, he was a wonderful husband.
Roger leaves behind his wife, Elvie; a host of nieces and nephews, Carla, James, Ann, Mark and Cheryl. Also, extended family that loves him, in the Philippines.
Memorial Mass, Monday, Aug. 29, 2011, 9 a.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church, 5 S. Main, Helper. Committal, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.


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The show opens with Liz Lemon and Jack and at a jewelry store where Jack informs Liz that he is buying Elisa an engagement ring. Liz is surprised but Jack informs her that Elisa is 'The One'. Pulling a classic Lemon, Liz then drops the ring down a heating vent. It then cuts to the TGS crew standing around with Kenneth explaining to them that they cannot bring in a box of donuts because of the risk of food allergies, including his own severe allergy to strawberries. It turns out that the box of donuts was actually just a prank to scare Lutz, who ends up falling back into a TV monitor and hurting himself.As Liz enters her office she finds Elisa who, unknown to Jack, has actually been back in town for three weeks. Elisa tells Liz that she has a terrible secret and cannot marry Jack. She asks Lemon to break the news to Jack, gives her a pretty unnecessary but awesome kiss goodbye, and is gone.
The episode opens, as the others have, with Leslie outdoors with some children. But this time, to digress from the other episodes, they are on a pre-teen nature hike (it used to be a teen nature hike, but they changed the name after a girl got pregnant, confesses Knope), where she unwittingly eats a poisonous plant for no apparent reason, and as her tongue begins to swell, the credits kick in. Welcome to Pawnee!
So, by now everyone knows that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are getting yet another big screen live-action movie via Legendary Pictures & The Mirage Group. I say huzzah, dudes! …
A live action retelling of the Ninja Turtles' origin story, from Mirage Studios and Executive Producer Peter Laird.
The other week, we spent a whole feature speculating which actress would/should take over the role of heroine Nancy Thompson in Platinum Dunes and Sam Bayer's A Nightmare on Elm Street remake. Well, now Bloodydisgusting reports that actress Rooney Mara is in negotiations to do just that.Judging by Mara's credits, which include a couple episodes of "E.R." and the upcoming Youth in Revolt with Michael Cera, the negotiations probably involved Platinum Dunes calling up Mara's representation, Mara's representation calling Mara into a meeting to tell her, Mara hesitating for a nanosecond to take in what this will mean for her career, Mara's representation slapping Mara hard across the face (probably back-handed for emphasis), and then Mara taking the gig and agreeing to also schlep coffee and wax the producer's car when she's not shooting a scene – SAG rules be damned.
Corey Feldman spilled the beans on his blog yesterday about Empire Magazine's Goonies reunion interview and photo-shoot. He noted that the entire cast and Richard Donner and Steven Spielberg were on-hand to reminisce about the classic film. That must have been an awkward room. COREY: Hi Steven! SPEILBERG: Oh, hi Corey… how's things? COREY: Good, you know. Working on my music. That kinda thing. Still acting though. Still into that. SPEILBERG: Oh… Yeah… That's pretty cool. COREY: How about you? Got anything coming up? Maybe you could find me a rol– SPEILBERG: Hey Corey. Sorry. I've been ignoring Chunk all night. Let me just pop over and say hi to him. COREY: Oh. Yeah. Sure. Totally. Say hi to Chunk. We'll catch up later. (notices Richard Donner a few feet away.) COREY: Oh. Hey Richard! Here's the rest of your morning news… Spiderman 4 in 3D. Wow! It's like Kirsten Dunst's teeth are really poking out at you. (/film) Kate Mara joins Iron Man 2. (Empire) Rooney Mara joins A Nightmare On Elm Street. (Bloody Disgusting) Billy Bob Thornton calls bloggers humpbacked geeks. Hey!!!! (Film Drunk) New live-action Ninja Turtle movie on the way. (Latino Review)
J.D. struggles with the realities of being a part time father when he learns that Kim is now dating Sean, Elliot's ex-boyfriend. Meanwhile, Turk busts some balls to get promoted to the position of Chief of Surgery. Car SexElliot and J.D. are in the car on the way to Kim's house to drop off Sam. Kim answers the door and adjusts J.D.'s collar. On the way home Elliot makes J.D. pull over for car sex so she can mark her territory. Elliot's possessive nature forces her to get intimate with J.D. if Kim so much as touches him. J.D. has found a way to make this work to his advantage. The next time he drops Sam off, he places a piece of fuzz in his own hair so that Kim will reach into it and pluck the fuzz, sending Elliot into a frenzy. Before leaving for car sex, Kim introduces her new boyfriend, Sean, who is Elliot's ex and J.D.'s arch-nemesis. Making It Happen
This Friday, Obsessed opens in theaters. If you aren't aware, it's basically a reimagining of Fatal Attraction, only the filmmakers replaced Michael Douglas and Anne Archer with 'The Wire' & 'The Office's Idris Elba and Beyoncé Knowles, thereby creating the setup for 1000 standup jokes about how 'that white bitch Glenn Close' would never 'have f*cked with Beyoncé.' Obsessed also stars Ali Larter in the Glenn Close role, and judging by the trailer, I bet Ali's jaw is still sore from all the scenery she chewed while making the film. Check out the photos of Ali after the jump:
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Hollywood has always made itself feel better by producing films with an environmental message. But generally, behind the wafer-thin veil of humanitarian morality play is a big-budget special effects and explosions. Or sometimes it's just Kevin Costner. Still, many of Hollywood's "cautionary" Natural Disaster Movies have given us some great dialogue and exchanges that will stand the test of time, and keep teaching our children's children's children important lessons until the ozone layer depletes and they are incinerated like ants under a massive magnifying glass. *cockroaches rejoice in a long-awaited victory* Here are some of those great pieces of Natural Disaster film dialogue, and what we can learn from them:
According to Production Weekly, Marcus Nispel, director of both the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday the 13th remakes, is attached to direct Pacemaker, written by Lars Jacobsen. Jacobsen's only other credits are as writer/director/producer of Baby Blues, a psychological thriller about post-mortem depression, and as writer of C.O.D., in development at Dreamworks. Pacemaker is described as "Crank meets Taken," which unfortunately results in the portmanteau Tank. Also, with a name like Pacemaker, it conjures up a "Crank meets Cocoon" pitch line. What? You'd see that? And you'd like to see the promotional one-sheet? Right now? In the room? So glad you asked…
This Friday, April 24th, you can catch Terrence Howard and Channing Tatum hustling and busting heads (respectively – Howard's a lover, not a fighter) in the aptly named Fighting, directed by Dito Montiel, who helmed the underrated A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. Check out the trailer. Fighting Trailer – Watch more Movie TrailersAlso, if you head to Break.com and Cage Potato's fancy Fighting page, you can watch some bloody, badass underground MMA videos and WIN A CHANCE TO ATTEND U.F.C. 98! I, like Howard, am a lover and not a fighter, so I will only be watching on the TV, so as to avert my eyes from the violence in private. I am also like Howard in that I will not be playing War Machine in Iron Man 2.
The Controller tells the riveting tale of a video game CEO who must save his wife from kidnappers. How must he save her, you ask? By playing XBox Live of course. Finally a movie that DARES to capture all of the exhilaration of watching somebody else play video games. I've posted the "exciting" trailer below. The special effects in this movie are anything but. I can't tell if they are supposed to be finalized graphics or a work print of Iron Man 2. More morning news… Andy Samberg is a penis baby in this chuckle-inducing Movie Awards promo. (MTV)Movie Star Death Tolls (Premiere) Hugh Jackman vandalizes sidewalk. (Reuters) Jason Statham is the new Charles Bronson. (/film)Dimension picks up hot college girl script. (Empire)Funny People photos and interview reveal fat guy on a tiny bike. (Playlist)
Everyone has been up in arms over the fact that the sequel to wanted is going to be written by an unknown who's only real credit is "Pooh's Heffalump movie." Which everyone agrees is the Wanted of animated films. Today, the film's producer (and Wanted creator) Mark Millar defended the choice:"This guy is supposed to be really good. He did a GREAT action script recently (on an unproduced movie) and that's what got him this gig."I love that the producer said the writer was "supposed to be really good." I was really hoping his next line was going to be "I mean, I haven't read anything he's written but someone told me he was good, and that was enough for me. Now, if you'll excuse me, Now if you'll excuse me, I have to come up with a lie as to why I can't attend my child's parent teacher conference." I feel like people should cut this writer some slack. It's not like he's writing the sequel to Shawshank redemption. It's Wanted. Bullets fly around. There are hot chicks, and people die. You can pretty much rearrange those phrases in each scene, add voice over, and you've got a sequel. Let's see what he comes up with.
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When you hear the title Midgets vs. Mascots, you probably have an image in your sick little head of Midgets fighting Mascots. Turns out you'd be right in this case. The film, Midgets vs. Mascots premiers this weekend at the Tribeca Film Festival. My how their artistic standards have dropped. Why, I remember but a few years ago my Colonoscopy musical was rejected after the second round:Midgets vs. Mascots Trailer – Watch more Funny VideosMidgets vs. Mascots is a shockumentary featuring a wide variety of celebs including Ron Jeremy and Gary Coleman. Both Midgets and Mascots must fight each other in a wide variety of extreme contests to win a million dollar prize. It Screens all weekend at Tribeca and if you want info on how to see it live, Click Here
There's only a week and a half 'til X-Men Origins: Wolverine drops, and Fox is making its last ditch efforts for a big opening weekend. Here's the newest promo with some direct-addresses from Emma Frost, Blob, Stryker, Gambit, Wolverine and a few others. Wolverine TV Promo – Watch more Funny Videos It's like Marvel's version of a Nike Women's soccer commercial. Like Mutants are the equivalent of Mia Hamm, who was told as a girl that sports are for men, but whose will eventually triumphed. Or maybe it's a Visa anti-identity theft spot from back in the late '90s. See what I mean with an unofficial 'junkie-tized Wolvie promo after the jump:
By Mike HammerIn showbiz everybody wants to finish with a big bang. In these movies … unfortunate bad guys hit the end of the road…hard. In fact, these finishing touches come garnished with meltdowns, eviscerations, suffocations and occasionally a delightful animal flesh feast. The following are the best of the big screens, not-so-happy…but always ball-clenching endings. We hope you can make it through to the finish. Death Toll The Godfather, 1972
In showbiz everybody wants to finish with a big bang. In these movies … unfortunate bad guys hit the end of the road…hard. In fact, these finishing touches come garnished with meltdowns, eviscerations, suffocations and occasionally a delightful animal flesh feast. The following are the best of the big screens, not-so-happy…but always ball-clenching endings. We hope you can make it through to the finish. Death Toll The Godfather, 1972Sonny (James Caan) gets spectacularly snuffed when he leaves the Corleone compound and hits the highway to go into Manhattan and kick the crap out of brother-in-law Carlo for beating up his sister, Connie. Sadly, the toll booth traffic proves a lot tougher than usual when hot-headed Sonny gets sandwiched between two sedans whose wheelmen hop out with machine guns and unload enough lead into his La Bonza to rebuild Baghdad and leave him look like puddle of bloody Bolognese sauce on the side of the road.
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In this exclusive ScreenJunkies mashup, John Travolta's Tony Manero, the king of the disco, meets Gerry Phillips, the king of hand music. My favorite part might be Travolta eating a hot dog and dance-walking to what essentially is melodic farting. Watch and laugh after the jump. Warning, this may leave a bad taste in the mouth of all Bee Gees and Saturday Night Fever purists. You had it coming.
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Buffalo River Regional Library
Buffalo River Region
The regional library program was first developed in Tennessee because of the large population, the distances between the cities, and the lack of public library service across the state. The program was first authorized by state legislature in 1936 but was not funded until 1940, when the Tennessee Valley Authority contracted with Lawson McGhee Library in Knoxville to provide service to four counties in East Tennessee.
During 1946, the counties of Franklin, Lawrence, Marshall and Warren formed a region known as the Middle Tennessee State College Region. In 1947, three counties were added to the region - Coffee, Rutherford, and Wilson. These were followed by Bedford County in 1949, Maury County in 1951. and Moore County in 1953.
In July 1954, Lawrence, Marshall and Maury counties were transferred to a new region at Columbia called the Blue Grass Region. At the same time three other counties were transferred from the Austin Peay Region into the newly formed region. These counties were Hickman, Lewis and Perry.
In October 1955, Giles County came into the Blue Grass Region with Wayne County joining in 1956. Williamson County, the last county in the state to join the regional system, joined Blue Grass in 1968. From 1968 to 2012, the region was made up of nine counties - Giles, Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, Marshall, Maury, Perry, Wayne and Williamson. In July 2012, the regional library system was reorganized. The Blue Grass Region become the Buffalo Region and Lincoln County joined the new region.
The Blue Grass Region was set up by Miss Mary Nelson Bates of the Tennessee State Library and Archives, who acted as director until the arrival of Miss Mary Melton in October 1954. Since then the region has seen a succession of regional directors. The current regional director is Marion Bryant. From its founding in 1955 until 1999 the region was governed by a board appointed by the county commissions of the member counties. On July 1, 1999, the region became part of the State of Tennessee Department of State and the Board moved into an advisory role.
The Buffalo River Region contracts each year with the ten member counties to coordinate local library services in the region and to provide professional advice and assistance to the member libraries. The region also supplies a large collection of materials to supplement those owned by the local libraries and provides assistance with technology issues and planning.
As the largest of the twelve multi-county regions, the Buffalo River Region's service area covers 5,393 square miles and has a population of approximately 461,257. The regional library currently services 27 member libraries.