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Gingerbread Baby Unit – Lessons 6-11
Lesson 6: Gingerbread Baby Language Arts/Grammar
Children will create a mobile of characters from Jan Brett's book, Gingerbread Baby.
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- Wire hangers
- String
- Paper
- Markers
- Pencils
Lesson Plan:
- Have each children draw and cut out the characters from the story. Visit JanBrett.com for pictures. Gingerbread Baby Character Masks can be found here: http://www.janbrett.com/gingerbread_baby_masks_main.htm
- Have them write a sentence on the back using a verb (action word) telling what each character was doing in the story.
- Have them attach string and tie to the hanger.
Lesson 7: Gingerbread Baby v. Gingerbread Boy
Children will compare and contrast Gingerbread Baby story with the original Gingerbread Boy.Materials:
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- White board with markers
- chalk board
- overhead projector
- Venn Diagram – already drawn*
Lesson Plan:
On the board/projector display the Venn diagram. Have the students fill in colllaboratively to show similarities and differences.*When I did this I modified the venn digram shape to be the gingerbread baby on one side and the Gingerbread boy on the other. The area where they held hands was use for common elements. I then ran off the diagram on paper so each student could bring home their own copy.
Lesson 8: Gingerbread Baby's Point of View
- Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett
- 11×8 paper which has the outline of the gingerbread baby.
- Draw lines on the bottom half for writing and leave the top clear for illustrating.
- You will need several sheets for each child, so copy-copy-copy!
- If you can find it, light brown copy paper adds a nice feel to the project.
Lesson Plan:
- Talk a little bit about a character's point of view. I like to read THE TRUE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS BY A. WOLFE.
- Discuss how his point of view is different from the pigs.
- Then list on the board the story of Gingerbread Baby from Mattie's point of view.
- Next to it discuss how the Gingerbread baby saw the same events.
- Pass out the "Special Paper" you created and have the students write the story from the baby's point of view.
Lesson 9: Gingerbread Baby Reading
- Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett
- Computer printed text selection from the story
- yellow highlighters
Lesson Plan:
Retype or copy sections of the story, or you could use a student's story summary from a previous lesson. In small groups have the students highlight the word you are saying. I use this method for many stories to help "Lock In" sight words.
Lesson 10: Gingerbread Baby Board Game
Children will create a board game based on the book "Gingerbread Baby" by Jan Brett.
- Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett
- Candyland game to use as a sample
- Tag Board
- Paper cutter
- Game pieces ( Collect from old games or use bingo markers)
- List of spelling/sight words you want the children to learn.
- Dice or cubes the children write numerals on.
Lesson Plan:
- Create a sectioned path showing the journey the baby took until he arrived at the gingerbread house. (One game board for each student).
- The object of the game is to get to the house first.
- Students roll the dice, land on sections, and draw cards. ( I made the children use the sight word they drew, in a complete sentence. You could use math facts, or most any concept you are studying.) Instead of dice a spinner could be substituted!
- The children can draw along the path to illustrate the journey or cut and paste the pictures available on Jan Brett's web site.
I like to make sugar cookie homes with my own children during the holidays. I fill the inside with wrapped candy and small toys. They break the house open on Christmas Eve to share the goodies with Santa. Even my big teenager thinks building the house is "COOL"
Lesson 11: Gingerbread Baby Final Activity
Have a Jan Brett party!
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- Jan brett books
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Lesson Plan:
Writing time - Have the students each write a friendly letter to Jan Brett. I like to run off the friendly letter forms she has available. Have the students write about their favorite part of the story or ask any questions they are interested in knowing.
For reading time - Children can partner read any of her books.
Math - Write story problems using characters and ideas from her books.
Social Studies - Read her biography and locate on a map the place she lives.
Art - Draw a picture in the middle and then give clues on the border like Jan Brett does.
Science - Make gingerbread houses, cookies, or snow mountain cupcakes!
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AMHERST, N.Y.-Last year UB trailed U-Mass 19-7 late in the third quarter. UB scored 22 straight points to win the 29-19. It was a turning point for the Bulls.
Now the Bulls are riding a four game winning streak. U-Mass is 1-5 with its first win of the season coming last week against Miami of Ohio, 17-10.
Its the first time ever the Bulls have ever started 2-0 in MAC play. They joined the conference in 1999. The Bulls have won five straight just one other time since joining the MAC, they won five straight during the 2008 season.
Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 Saturday afternoon at UB Stadium.
At least partly because of UB athletic director Danny White's aggressive marketing campaign attendance has picked up at Bulls home games. Senior wide receiver told Two On Your Side's Stu Boyar "He's doing all this to show that he's all in we have to go out here and win so I think it's a little pressure that turned into some confidence in us to go out there and play well and do good and to look up in the stands and see all those people is amazing and now going on the road I don't like it. I like to be here at home around all the fans because on the road nobody cheers for you when you do things."
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CUMBERLAND – One more day – at least that's the hope that the Cumberland High football team will be allowed to hit its home turf for an intriguing Division II-B contest against St. Raphael Academy.
With the track portion of Tucker Field still in the final phase of completion, school officials decided to push the Cumberland-SRA matchup ahead a day, moving it from Friday night to Saturday night. Kickoff remains at 7 p.m.
"This has nothing to do with anything other than the fact that no matter what, you need to have a drying period between layers," noted Cumberland High Athletic Director Frank Geiselman when reached not long after a decision was rendered on Thursday afternoon. "We've had good weather, but the mornings have been damp and there's been a dew on everything. We can't get started on anything until that dries out."
Redoing the Tucker Field track became the priority last week after a summer-long project to replace the natural grass football field with state-of-the-art synthetic turf was ruled complete.
"Everybody just assumed that the game was going to be played because the field is done, but the project is not done. That's the difference," stated Cumberland Parks and Recreation Director Michael Crawley. "The project was to redo the football field and then resurface the track."
Geiselman noted that Cape and Island Tennis & Track – the Massachusetts-based crew responsible for installing the track – worked straight through last weekend, though ended up losing several valuable hours one day earlier this week.
The unanticipated delay pushed everything back to the point that the project presently stands a couple of layers behind. The final push to get Tucker Field completely operational will take place Friday.
"The last two layers are easy and go on pretty quick," Geiselman pointed out. "They're very close."
The final coat of sealant will be applied on Saturday morning. Once everything dries and all the plastic that was put in place to protect the refurbished field is picked up, Geiselman hopes that the clock reads 5 p.m., which would grant him and his staff ample time to rake the field.
"Then we would play at seven," was the picture painted by the head of Cumberland's athletic department.
There is one possible fly in the ointment that could result in the rescheduling of Saturday's tilt.
"The only way that it wouldn't go off is if we have rain (Friday during the day or at night). They couldn't put the stuff down because it would just wash away," Crawley cautioned. "This (track) company is doing what it takes to get this right. They're not going to try to cut corners in order to go a little quicker. You want to have a good product when all is said and done."
A dedication ceremony will take place 15 minutes before the Clippers and Saints take the field at 7 o'clock. The pregame pageantry will not include a salute to Cumberland's 2012 Division II championship, though Geiselman noted that something could take place at a future game at Tucker Field.
"We didn't want to have too much planned just in case all these things happened, and sure enough, they happened," Geiselman said.
Shea will put its 2-0 Division II-B mark on the line Saturday afternoon when the Raiders travel to West Warwick to face a winless Wizards squad. The Raiders are coming off back-to-back shutouts of Pilgrim and Central.
"The kids have played very well and I'm very proud of them. Being 2-0 in the league is a great start, but we've got a long way to go and a lot of tough games still to play," stated Shea mentor Dino Campopiano. "In my opinion, West Warwick is not an 0-2 team. Records at this point don't reflect how good or bad a team is, and obviously West Warwick is 0-2, but they're a good 0-2 team."
Two teams in search of its first win of any kind will play Friday as Tolman hosts Bishop Hendricken in Division I action while Lincoln rolls out the welcome mat for East Greenwich in a Division III encounter. Also Friday, North Smithfield hosts Division IV foe North Providence.
On Saturday, Woonsocket will look to maintain its perfect ways when Westerly pays a visit to Barry Field. These two teams staged a dramatic finish a year ago with the Novans escaping with a one-point win. Woonsocket is 2-0 in Division II-A.
Finally, Burrillville travels to Narragansett for a 2:30 p.m. Division III matchup on Saturday. The Broncos will look to rebound following last week's home loss to Mount Pleasant.
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Franklin County High School Band members, under the direction of Brad Maffett, lead the 2010 Christmas Parade.
Festival goers get ready to roast marshmallows over an open fire during the Christmas Festival.
A snowman family made from recycled pumpkins fits the going green effort to save our natural resources. The snowmen welcomed visitors to the Goff home during the Lavonia Tour of Homes.
Baking gingerbread men and Christmas tree cookies at the Pearson home during the Lavonia Tour of Homes are, from left, J.T. Lee, Donna Lee and Will Pearson.
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Sleigh bells on an old-fashioned lamp post and garlands on the porch rail extended a welcome to visitors during the Tour of Homes on Dec. 4.
Riders on the real train, owned by Hartwell Railroad, made four 45-minute round trips from the Lavonia Depot to Martin during the Lavonia Christmas Festival on Dec. 3.
Bea Pearson at the piano and Ramblin' Tommy Scott harmonize on "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms," during an impromptu sing-a-long at the Pearson home during theDec. 4 Lavonia Tour of Homes.
Rides around town were available in a three-seater buggy pulled by a gentle horse during the Dec. 4 Lavonia Christmas Festival. Driver of the buggy was Lum Kennedy with his grandson Joe Kennedy.
"All The Right Moves" dance team braved the cold and walked the parade route during the Lavonia Christmas Parade. The group was organized this fall by Amy Demeres. Classes are held in Dill's Shopping Center in Royston.


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Today on Twitter Joe Fortunato of Blueshirt Banter, Dave
Shapiro of BlueSeatBlogs and I debated whether Derek Stepan should be the
Rangers' first line center between Marian Gaborik and Erik Christensen.
While I do believe that Stepan, 20, will eventually center
the team's top line, I don't think now is the time. Stepan's ability is not in doubt, and he
seems to have all the qualities a team would want not only in a star player,
but in a captain.
But to expect Stepan to go from playing 41 college games last
season (48 including the World Junior Championship) to 82 NHL games in New York City alongside
one of the league's premier goal-scorers is a huge jump. It's an awful to expect from a 20-year-old.
Sure some 18, 19, and 20-year-olds make NHL teams out of
training camp and some even have great success in their rookie seasons. But it's extremely rare for a college kid to
make that leap. Youngsters from the OHL,
QMJHL and WHL play 68, 68 and 72 games a season, excluding playoffs, and in
most cases those games are against higher competition than Stepan ever saw in
Stepan has rare characteristics, to be sure, but it's
difficult to imagine him not wearing down a bit at some point this season. Instead of that happening on Broadway where
the pressure is often suffocating, Stepan should play his first grueling
82-game season in the minors. And if he
really is ready for the NHL, Stepan should start on the second or third line
where he won't be expected to gel with Gaborik right away and can develop
slowly like Artem Anisimov did last season. Then if he does start to struggle he can be sent to the minors and the
team won't be crippled.
To me it'd be ideal for Stepan to play three games on the
first or second line while Chris Drury recovers from his finger injury to get
his feet wet, then be sent to Hartford. Hopefully Stepan would dominate in Hartford, lead the Wolf
Pack (or Whale) to the Calder Cup, and come to training camp next year
expecting to center the Rangers' top line.
I have no doubt that Stepan will be an NHL star, but I don't
think there's any rush or incentive to forcing him into such a difficult
situation. The Rangers aren't a Stanley
Cup contender and adding Stepan won't change that. So there's no reason to put unrealistic expectations
and pressure on him. Instead, the
Rangers should attempt to give Stepan valuable experience, success and
confidence in Hartford. It won't change his spot on the team next
season and for the future, and it will give him a much better chance at success.


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Big changes are on the way to Central Florida, with overnight lows soon expected to reach the 40s.
The high on Wednesday will reach 82 degrees, but a cold front is expected to reach the Orlando area on Thursday.
"We're tracking a front that's been stalled to the north for several days," Local 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said. "The high pressure that has blocked the front will break down, and the front will move into Central Florida Thursday."
Bridges said ahead of the cold front, there's a 30 percent chance of rain on Thursday, with a high temperature of 79 degrees expected.
"Behind the front, temperatures will be a bit cooler," he said.
Lows Friday morning will be in the 40s.
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|Be a Healthy Caldwellian: join the Walking Jamboree
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HERRIMAN/EAST CARBON - Our loving wife, mother, sister and good friend, Sally Lou Robinson Lewis, age 54, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 at her home in Herriman.
She was born May 2, 1958 in Dragerton to William and Millie Gross Robinson.
Married Walter Lewis, Jr., on April 22, 1982 and they raised their boys in Helper.
Sally loved decorating her home, talking to family and friends on the phone, her faith, watching her boys play sports and ensuring all around her were loved.
She will always be remembered for her kind, generous heart and her enormous love for her children.
Sally is survived by her husband, Walter Jr. (Herriman); her two sons, Reggie (Chicago, Ill.) and Jamal (Jerome, Idaho); her sisters, Claudia Krissman (San Jose, Calif.), Christy Wright (Grand Junction, Colo.), Carla Gallegos (Price); and her brother Billy Robinson (Federal Way, Wash.); and countless family and friends.
She is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Clyde Robinson.
Funeral service was held on Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, Noon, East Carbon Community Church. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street, Price) on Sunday evening from 5 - 7 p.m. and at the church in East Carbon Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are always welcome daily and may share memories of Sally at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Oregon tornado: 'It just blew the whole roof off'
AUMSVILLE, Ore. - As a big roar thundered over his Main Street barber shop, Steven Worden looked up from his client's hair and saw a big black cloud come over his shop.
"It started hailing and it got worse then all the sudden the wind started howling, it just got worse and harder and harder and then it just blew the whole roof off," Worden said. "The guy that was in the chair, he got down like this, and I went over into that corner, guy sitting here went over into that corner and when the roof came off, it just started swirling, glass started breaking, the TV came down and the air conditioner went with the roof."
Up and down Main Street, business owners watched the funnel cloud smash through the town.
"It was just swirling like in the middle of Main Street," said Sharon Ciampi, who was in her coffee shop at 10th and Main. "It was probably 100 feet wide and 120 feet tall and it was just swirling, like, wow, it's a tornado."
Juanita Nichol was over in Stayon at the Ford dealership when the tornado hit.
She moved to Aumsville in 1942. She are her husband started T G Nichol Plumbing in 1959, and in 1962 they built the building that housed the business - until Tuesday.
"I didn't know any of this happened," Nichol told KVAL News. "I just came in and they told me that my building was gone."
Nichol found a golden lining to the storm cloud.
"It's just a building, and nobody got hurt," Nichol said. "This can be replaced, and God had a purpose for it. We give him the glory for taking care of all of us."


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Toy Story 3 lead the box office this weekend, bringing in an estimated $109 million. It was the largest opening ever for a Pixar film and the third largest opening so far in 2010.The success of Toy Story should come as no surprise to anyone who pays attention to movie trends. The box office numbers simply prove what we here at Screen Junkies have known for years: kids love Tim Allen. (Coming Soon)
It's a good thing Jonah Hex can communicate with the dead, because his new movie was D.O.A. this weekend, earning a meager $5.1 million at the box office. The film came in eighth place, well behind the Jonah Hill comedy, Get Him to the Greek, which earned a fourth place finish with $6.1 million.The fact that Get Him to the Greek is entering its third week adds insult to injury, considering the amount of hype Warner Bros. put behind this weekend's Hex premiere. Not to mention the fact that the widely panned Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time was considered box-office poison just a few weeks ago, but now looks like Avatar by comparison, edging out Hex with $5.2 million in its fourth week. (Coming Soon)
Hey Fellas, here's some news that may or may not affect you, depending on your taste in women and movies. Amanda Bynes announced over Twitter yesterday that she's had it with being an actress:Amanda tweeted, "I've never written the movies & tv shows I've been apart of I've only acted like the characters the producers or directors wanted me to play. Being an actress isn't as fun as it may seem. If I don't love something anymore I stop doing it. I don't love acting anymore so I've stopped doing it.""I know 24 is a young age to retire but you heard it here first I've #retired," she added.Amanda stars in the upcoming Easy A with Emma Stone, and then I guess it's donesies for her. We reported earlier that she's been cast in the new Farrelly Brothers comedy Hall Pass alongside Owen Wilson and Jenna Fischer, but maybe the Farrellys drove her into retirement. A prosthetic penis prank was probably the straw that broke the camel's back. (GossipTeen)
Columbia Pictures has released the poster for David Fincher's new film The Social Network. Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder of Facebook, alongside Justin Timberlake, Andrew Garfield, and Joe Mazello. The film's subject material differs from Fincher's usual M.O., so I'm very curious to see how he tackles "Pokes" and "Add a Friend." Social networking is a far cry from the backwards-aging man of Benjamin Button and the strap-on knife dildo of Se7en. But then again, I guess it all depends on who you follow. (/Film)
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You got a problem, Judd?Leslie Mann is taking a Business Trip. The italics mean that's the title of a movie in which I'm slyly reporting she is attached to star. Actresses don't go on business trips, you guys. Unless they're also an entrepreneur of some sort. But that isn't the case in this instance.Mann's husband, super-producer Judd Apatow, will super-produce the film about "three women who go on a corporate trip but wind up doing anything but business while on company time." Yep. Drugs and sex. With their girl parts, which I hear from my older brother are pretty awesome. Or so he heard. (Vulture)
We're through the looking glass here, people. Hustler has announced that their upcoming sexxed-up take on Avatar, entitled This Ain't Avatar XXX will be jamming more than ponytails into orifices in pants-swelling 3D. Though it's not the world's first porno (that distinction belongs to Octopussy 3D: A XXX Parody and Whorrie Potter and the Sorcerer's Balls), it will be Hustler's most expensive.This idea scares the crap out of me. I really don't want to be naked except for a pair of 3D glasses. That's a rule that I've set for my life and one that I don't intend to break. It's on my bucket list of things not to do. And what would happen if you cross your eyes while wearing those things?!! I don't know and don't want to know!! (Huffington Post)
Disney is snatching up original pitches, and this latest one is a guaranteed homerun and/or strikeout. It comes from Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps scribe Allan Loeb with Bradley Cooper attached to star. THR has the stats:The dramedy centers on a baseball player who gets injured and has to go back to the minors where the only place he can find lodging is in a senior citizens' home. There, he meets an old baseball guru who helps lead him back.Does the film take place in a futuristic world where studio apartments with a partial view don't exist? Or does the stench of death drive the character's desire to succeed? I'm going to need a lot of logistics answered to step up to the plate for this one. For example, how many baseball puns can I use in one post before it starts to smell fowl? Ah sh*t, that's the wrong kind of fowl. I really fouled that one up. **Removes jock strap from head and cap from groin**
This video is called Scarface in 5 Seconds but it's a lie. Regardless, it gave me the giggles and warrants repeat viewings. Apparently it's been around awhile but I haven't seen it so let's all pretend that it's new, like Ricky Martin's homosexuality. Pssst, Ricky. We knew. We knew. (DreadCentral)
After the excitement, confusion, and downright insanity of the legend that is Jacques D'Azur, an heir has finally been found. Amid extreme secrecy, Stella Artois 4% whisked him away to the Cannes Film Festival in order to represent his surrogate father. After a quick make over, Junior D'Azur (as we're calling him), dove straight into all that Cannes had to offer; enjoying leisurely speedboat rides, extravagant parties, and dinning in the best restaurants, setting the Mediterranean city alight with rumours of a new 'man of mystery'. In the first few days of settling into his newfound 'life of luxury', Junior D'Azur was tailed by a camera crew, and highlights of their time with him were recently released to the public. To prove that an heir exists? To profile a man whom some say could become the next Jacques D'Azur? Or just to make the rest of us jealous? Either way, Stella Artois 4% has given us a glimpse into the glamorous world of the Cannes Film Festival, and shown a man unflinching in his ability to enjoy the finer things in life. Wherever Jacques is (or isn't), we bet he's smiling and raising a toast to Junior D'Azur's future adventures. We'll keep you posted! Check out highlights from Cannes after the jump!
FIGHT!! FIGHT!! FIGHT!!The threat of seeing a Seth Rogen topless scene has been squashed… for now. Last we heard about McG's This Means War was that Seth Rogen and Chris Pine were up to play two former spies who destroy New York City while fighting for the hand of Reese Witherspoon. Now there's news that Chris Pine is on-board and Rogen is out, with the part now being offered to Sam Worthington.I think this could be pretty interesting casting. Worthington has mastered squinting in front of a green-screen, so let's see what he does with a comedy. Though, I am a little worried for Sam. He's making far too many movies and I'm afraid he's not getting enough sleep. How is he supposed to deal with the strain of keeping an American accent if his tongue doesn't get enough rest? (Vulture)
Adorable Rachel McAdams has agreed to work with the very fly, fresh, cool Channing Tatum in The Vow, a love story that sounds exactly like the Adam Sandler comedy 50 First Dates. What, you don't believe me? Tell 'em, THR!"Vow" tells the real-life story of a newlywed New Mexico couple, played by McAdams and Tatum, who end up in a car crash. The wife is put in a coma, where she is cared for by her devoted husband. When she comes to, without any memory of her husband or their marriage, the husband woos her and attempts to wins her heart again.See! It's just like 50 First Dates, except without Rob Schneider in a mop wig. The project has been in development for more than a decade, but 50 First Dates came out six years ago, which is like four scores in Hollywood time, so the moment to strike is NOW. They could have at least turned the idea on its ear and put the husband in a coma. Tatum in a vegetative state would have been the wish fulfillment film of the decade.
King Kong comes to Bangladesh in search of love, and takes it by force. Not unlike my night out at the LAX club last Saturday. I'm totally kidding, you guys! She was begging for it… (FilmDrunk)
We've previously reported that James Franco would be mandhandled by damn, dirty ape paws in the Planet of the Apes prequel Rise of the Apes. Today, there are more casting rumors floating around. Bloody Disgusting reports that offers have been made to Don Cheadle and Freida Pinto to join the fight against the CGI simians. There's no specifics offered about which roles the actors are being offered, but their presence alone should be enough to excite audiences. This project looks like it's really shaping up. And judging by this advance artwork I found, it's going to be a little bit of a madcap romp.
Dead in the water."True Blood" star Alexander Skarsgard is on board for the upcoming Universal film, Battleship. Skarsgard joins Taylor Kitsch in the adaptation of the iconic strategy game.To many, making a movie about a nautical-themed board game might seem a tad stupid. But for all you skeptics, there's one thing you should know. An "alien invasion" element has been added to the plot.Wow. It's beyond mockery. Congrats, Universal. You sunk my sarcasm. (Coming Soon)
I bet he's never heard an 'ass bender" joke before. I'm so clever!Michael Fassbender has been confirmed as Magneto in Fox's upcoming prequel, X-Men: First Class. Fassbender will star along side James McAvoy who is already cast to play a young Charles Xavier.For those of you who don't know, Magneto (a.k.a. Eric Lensherr) was not always a villain, and was once good friends with Xavier. However, after a tragic fraternity hazing mishap involving a broom handle left Xavier confined to a wheel chair, the two became bitter rivals. (Cinema Blend)
Have you ever wondered what it'd be like if a major rap star decided to make a song about an HBO show and then posted the video on the internet? Well wonder no more friend, cause Snoop Dogg has got you covered. The legendary rapper's new music video, "Oh Sookie," has hit the interwebs. Set in Bon Temps, the song features characters from HBO's hit show, "True Blood," including everyone's favorite "Fang Banger," Sookie Stackhouse. While making a video based on a TV show might not be considered "gangsta," at least Snoop isn't stooping to Ice Cube-levels with a crappy sitcom on TBS (Very Funny…but not "Ha Ha funny…funny sad). Watch Snoop Dogg perform "Oh Sookie" after the jump.
Who better to convince children to rat on their touchy-feely parents than a trio of demonic dolls? Then the kids go cry to daddy about the scary puppets on TV and they get the belt again. Some marketing guru didn't think this PSA through very well.Don't make me tell you twice to click these links.What Do Comic Fans Think Of 'Jonah Hex' (Moviefone) 13-Foot Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Costume (Asylum) John Morris, The Voice of Andy In 'Toy Story' Speaks (PopEater) James Franco Really Likes Gay Stuff (FilmDrunk) Smoking Hot Marisa Miller Pictures (HolyTaco) "That Guy" Actor Of The Week: Joe Flaherty (Unreality) 10 Great Spoofs of the 'Psycho' Shower Scene (BroBible) Tiger Woods Love Child (TotalProSports) Hot California Gurls Pictures (Maxim) Rampage Blames Loss To Rashad (CagePotato) Justin Bieber Chatroulette (CelebJihad) 10 People You Don't Want At Your Pool Party (Smosh) The Pajiba 10 (1992 Edition) (Pajiba) Swat-Stickas (Atom) Anarchy In A Jam Jar (MadeMan) 5 People You Will Meet At The Beach This Summer (RegretfulMorning)
The Killer Inside Me R, 108min., 2010 Cast: Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, Kate Hudson, Simon Baker, Elias Koteas, Ned Betty, and Bill Pullman Directed by Micheal Winterbottom Screenplay by John Curran based upon the novel by Jim Thompson The Killer Inside Me is a faithfully adapted, dark, and twisted gem of an exercise in B-movie noir. From the faded pop color opening credit sequence, director Michael Winterbottom and his perfectly suited cast takes us back to 1950s West Texas, where Central City, Sheriff Deputy Lou Ford (played by Casey Affleck, giving one of his finest and scariest performances to date) doesn't carry a gun and 'sweet talks' his way out of any bad problems. Well, that's what Lou wants you to believe as behind his earnest smile he is one of the most disturbed and violently psychological complex characters this side of the Rio Grande.MORE AFTER THE JUMP…
In his version of 3D, audiences walk out with a black eye.Martin Scorsese's next project is a 3D adaptation of Brian Selznick's novel The Invention of Hugo Cabret. The director has been quoted in the past saying that he doesn't like 3D just for 3D's sake, meaning stuff flying at your face is bunk, but it seems Scorsese has quickly changed his tune. According to his longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker, who recently spoke to a masterclass at Aruba International Film Festival, Scorsese is all about getting up in your face with his film now:"Scorsese is in love with [3D]. He looked at Avatar and Alice [in Wonderland] and Scorsese didn't feel that the 3D he saw was as interesting as in the old ones like Dial M for Murder and House of Wax. He's decided he wants to be stronger with 3D to make it jump out at you. He's going to go a little bit further with it."Daaaaaaaamn, Marty. You dissed Cameron and Burton in one fell swoop. Actually your editor did by proxy, so maybe you should consider putting a muzzle on her.The Invention of Hugo Cabret is written by John Logan (Gladiator, Aviator) and stars Ben Kingsley, Sacha Baron Cohen, Asa Butterfield, and Chloe Moretz. It's Scorsese's first foray into 3D, and he's extremely excited about molding the technology to his very specific stylings. I'm personally jazzed to see this one on December 9th of next year. Even though it's a family film, I've read the book and can confirm that if you possess a soul you're guaranteed a whimsical good time. If you don't have a soul, you can proceed with killing helpless small animals in your mother's garden. (/Film)
Gary, take about one-million steps to the left.Gary Oldman must owe someone money. The extremely versatile and talented actor is set to star in the crime thriller Guns, Girls & Gambling alongside the not versatile and talented Dane Cook and Christian Slater. Alright, Slater deserves some cred, mainly for Kuffs, but still, Oldman stumbled into the wrong lukewarm jacuzzi. THR, mind telling us about the project?The story throws Elvis impersonators, Indians, modern cowboys, a 6-foot-tall blond assassin, a frat boy, a corrupt sheriff and a prostitute into a chase for a priceless American Indian artifact stolen during a poker game at an Indian casino.Slater plays a normal guy who in a drunken stupor joins an Elvis impersonation contest. Oldman is the contest's mega-contender, and Cook will play the sheriff. . What? This movie sounds ridiculous. Any God-fearing American worth his salt knows that frat boys don't mess with prostitution or gambling. But if you say so, indie director Michael Winnick. I can suspend my disbelief for Dane Cook, but the mischievous frat boys plot line just doesn't hold water.
Marisa Millers Banned Guitar Hero Commercial – Watch more Funny VideosVictoria's Secret model Marisa Miller shot a commercial back in 2008 for Guitar Hero that was banned from television. If you have an issue with four half-naked Maria Millers dry humping guitars while their bosoms heave than you're probably a Socialist and I want nothing to do with you or your repressive ways.
I'm going to continue posting these porn parody trailers because I personally find it amusing when nasty sex gets shoehorned into anything, especially movies and TV shows that don't deserve such acts being forced on them. I wouldn't be so bold as to call these porn parodies "the rape of western media" but if major outlets pick up the term I want proper credit. Having said all that, New Sensations added boobies and stuff to The Breakfast Club! Imagine all of the confessions about parental abuse in the original film replaced with sexual innuendos. So basically, they stole our entire schtick at Screen Junkies. **Represses deep-seated emotions. Plasters on fake smile** Check out the porn parody trailer after the jump. Fingers crossed for the single "Don't You Forget About Missionary" in the full length movie.
I know how much you guys love info about movies that may never happen, so here are some photos from the set of The Hobbit. The film has no director, but people are working hard over in New Zealand to build The Shire. Once the project is completely dead they'll abandon the land, leaving prime, unpatroled real estate open for hobbit squaters. They're the worst kind of squaters.More c*ck tease pics after the jump.
Western flicks have been cattle-roping since the invention of the movie camera. So it's no surprise that sometimes they get a bit stale. Every so often, filmmakers jump into the genre with a little extra spice. Only, instead of coriander, they've got zombies, man-eating monsters, and gadgets.This week, Jonah Hex, based on the DC Comics series, adds a bit of the supernatural to Josh Brolin's archetypal old west anti-hero. Next year, we'll see the release of Cowboys & Aliens. It's no stretch, nowadays, to see modern westerns made with a little fantasical pizzazz, so we put together a short history of supernatural motifs in the genre.
Sweet mother of us all! This Predator's scary vagina mouth is the most horrifying thing I've seen since Love Actually.In this newly released photo from the upcoming Robert Rodriguez-produced film, one of the Predators displays his fangs in an all-out attempt to cause Danny Trejo's character to poop his pants. I'm assuming it didn't work, since Danny Trejo is the most menacing thing in the galaxy. Even so, it's pretty bad ass. See more freaky Predators pics after the jump.
Nic Cage Wants His Cake – Watch more Funny VideosWho would have thought something so great could come from the Brett Ratner-directed film The Family Man? I want this song as my ringtone. Verizon, make it happen! (FilmDrunk)I want these links!'Sons of Archery' Creator Fires Back About Pending Lawsuit (TVSquad) 'Ghostbusters' Burlesque–Stay Puft In Go-Go Boots, Slimer Bares All (Asylum) ShamWow Guy Vince Shlomi Pitches Eminem Album (PopEater) 'Children Of Men' Director's CGI Epic Has 20-Min Opening Shot (FilmDrunk) Sexy Pics Of Catrinel Menghia (HolyTaco) Do You Believe In Destiny? (Unreality) Free Drake Concert Doesn't Happen, Erupts Into A Small Riot (BroBible) Chewy Cheers For The English (TotalProSports) Sex: Some Like It Hot (Maxim) Dave 'Pee Wee' Herman Talks Contract Dispute With Bellator (CagePotato) Jennifer Love Hewitt Flashes Cleavage In Attempt To Land Husband (CelebJihad) 20 Chuck Norris Motivators (Smosh) 'The Shat' Directs a Documentary About Himself (Pajiba) Johnny B. Homeless-Beer Pong Adventures (Atom) USB Typewriter (MadeMan)
BREAKING: Cameron Diaz loooooooves c*ck.In what I'm sure wasn't in any way an attempt to boost the box office success of her upcoming film Knight & Day, Cameron Diaz spoke with Playboy about earning frequent flyer miles for c*ck, among other things. Ugh, why do celebrities make it so easy sometimes? I try to utilize my razer sharp wit, and then Diaz goes mouthing off about how she's constantly on the prowl for c*ck. She even said "C*CK." No euphemisms or anything.Check out the highlights from Movieline while I go try to find news that pushes my limits:On romance: "Oh gosh, I can't even count how many times I've gotten on a plane for love. It's not unusual in this business; my lifestyle demands it. I'm always traveling for [whispers] cock. You've got to go where it is."MORE BLATANT P.R. AFTER THE JUMP.
Our hopes of seeing a vampire use his fangs to perform a Caesarean section have just gone down in flames. Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg has informed the LA Times that Breaking Dawn's gory birthing scene will happen off-screen. Seltzer and Friedberg wouldn't pussy out like that.On the fan site, on Facebook, all the comments are "It has to be R rated! You have to show the childbirth! Gore and guts and sex!" For me it's actually more interesting to not see it. You know, you can do childbirth without seeing childbirth … it doesn't mean it's any less evocative of an experience.Yes, you can do childbirth without seeing childbirth. But when that childbirth features an accelerated pregnancy that kills the host from the inside out, causing a f*cking vampire to eat his way through the mother's stomach in order to deliver the baby, which can run around and has complete awareness, you'd better show the childbirth. But whatever. I'm not a screenwriter. If you're not going to show the delivery, don't even THINK of making us sit through the boring lamaze class scene. Those are always the same.


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Glenn McEvoy Earns Library Faculty Award
By Allie Jeppson
The Merrill-Cazier library has recognized Dr. Glenn McEvoy for his contributions to the library with the Library Faculty Award, a recognition earned by only one faculty member each year.
Dean of Libraries, Richard Clement, presents the Library Faculty Award to Management Professor Glenn McEvoy.
Dr. McEvoy, a management professor, said he was surprised at the award but felt honored to receive it.
"I'm a huge fan of the library," he said, noting that he has worked with library faculty and staff for a number of years on various things.
Library Associate Dean for Public Services John Elsweiler, said that Dr. McEvoy was recognized for a couple of specific reasons.
The first was for the work he did in helping with the library's strategic planning about eight years ago, Mr. Elsweiler said.
"He was our consultant and worked us through that whole process," he said. "Our mission statement was put together through his efforts."
"(The library) informed me when I won this award that the results of that strategic planning process are still driving what they do," Dr. McEvoy said. "I think that's pretty impressive because most strategic plans get put on the shelf."
Secondly, Mr. Elsweiler said that Dr. McEvoy was given the award for more recent work that he did in helping to pass the university's Open Access Policy as faculty senate president.
"We shepherded through a pretty dramatic change," Dr. McEvoy said.
The Open Access Policy made it so students and faculty can access published research without subscribing to each journal, Dr. McEvoy added.
Mr. Elsweiler also noted that Dr. McEvoy has always been an ally and friend to the library.
"Glenn is somebody who is a very strong advocate for the university and is someone who has spent his years making sure that the university is well represented and supported," Mr. Elsweiler said. "The Huntsman School of Business is well represented."


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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A judge has ruled Wednesday on accused prostitute Alexis Wright and her alleged partner, Mark Strong, to be tried separately.
The lawyers in the case were in court Wednesday morning on the motion by Strong's lawyer to throw out the search warrants used to gather evidence against his client. Attorney Daniel Lilley claims Kennebunk Police did not do a proper investigation and based those warrants on what he called "rumor and innuendo" and not confirmed witnesses.
"This is a search and seizure, fourth amendment issue," said Lilley. "A Constitutional issue. We all have a constitutional right to be free from police searching our homes unless they have a legal basis. Its not a technicality it's a bill of rights issue. And what we're asking for is to put it under a microscope as attorneys and ask if this intrusion, this taking everything from my client's home and office was justified under the law."
Assistant District Attorney Justina McGettigan told the judge there are written statements from witnesses and other evidence support the search warrants used to search Alexis Wright's home and business. The judge said she will review the evidence and arguments and make a decision soon.
To read the court souments: http://www.courts.state.me.us/news_reference/high_profile/strong/motion-to-dismiss-discovery-violation-121212.pdf


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From high school to Little League, 2010 was a truly glorious one for the Blackstone Valley, as several teams and indviduals captured state championships in their respective sports. Here's a quick rundown of the highlights of this past year:
The winter season was a magicial one for the region, as five of its high school teams captured state championships.
The Mount St. Charles Academy boys' and girls' hockey teams pulled off a nifty double by winning their respective state championships. It's the first time since 2003 that the Mounties' squads both captures titles in the same season.
PAWTUCKET — City Clerk Richard Goldstein noted that 13 years ago, when Mayor James Doyle first took office, there was panic in City Hall, but it wasn't about terrorism or a recession. Rather, city officials were greatly concerned about averting a "Y2K disaster" in the new millennium. "We lived in a different world," Goldstein noted.
CUMBERLAND – Peter J. Pytka II, the man charged with murdering his wife in their Titus Street home on Dec. 20, was found dead in his jail cell at the Adult Correctional Institutions Thursday, the victim of an apparent suicide.
Corrections spokeswoman Tracey Zeckhausen said his cellmate at the ACI's Intake Service Center found Pytka in the top bunk about 7:50 a.m., as prisoners were getting ready for breakfast. The cellmate alerted prison authorities, telling them Pytka appeared to be dead.
The best part of my job is meeting people connected with various sports teams or organizations throughout the Blackstone Valley. When all is said and done, it is the people and the things they teach us that remain long after the final scores have faded away.
Here are some of the people I remember from my life during the year 2010.
Just like the other winter sports we cover, the indoor track season will enter a new year on Saturday.
Some goals that were set back in early November remain the same, but with 2011 now beginning there's also those New Year's resolutions.
Or, shall we say, a new set of goals – perhaps ones that become more realistic after the first two months of the season.
Will those goals (new and old) be accomplished? Time will only tell.
Here's a glimpse at what is potentially in store from our top local track & field athletes in the coming months.
Americo I. Soares
PAWTUCKET - Americo I. Soares, 88, of Glenwood Avenue, died Wednesday at Cherry Hill Manor Nursing Center, Johnston, RI. He was the husband of the late Benvinda A. Soares.
Born in Portugal, he was the son of the late Pedro Inacio and Maria (Amelia) Soares before living the last 27 years in Pawtucket.
He was a jewelry polisher in the jewelry industry in Rhode Island for many years before retiring.
Robert B. Field
RIVERSIDE: Robert B. Field 71, formerly of Monroe Ave, passed peacefully at Charlesgate Nursing Home. He was the husband of Elaine (DosSantos) Field. They have been married for 50 years.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Walter and Dorothy (King) Field.
He had been employed by the Pawtucket School Department for over 25 years retiring due to illness and had previously been employed by Gilbane Corp.
Besides his wife he is survived by a daughter, Debra Segalla and her husband Angelo, two grandchildren, Brett and Austin Segalla.
Betty McWilliams
CUMBERLAND - Betty McWilliams, 86, of Cumberland, died December 25, 2010. She was the wife of the late Joseph McWilliams, Sr.
Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Anthony and Emily Folco. She leaves 5 Children; Kathy Gardner, Cheryl Beaudreau, Joseph McWilliams, Timothy McWilliams, Kelly Landry-McWilliams and was mother of the late James McWilliams. She also leaves 18 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services are private. In lieu of flowers donate to your favorite charity.
Anita M. Allen
SEEKONK - Anita M. Allen 93 formerly of Chappell Street died Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at Garden Place Nursing Home, Attleboro. She was the wife of the late Howard E. Allen.
She was born in Pawtucket a daughter of the late Olympio and Rose (Massari) Poli.
Mrs. Allen leaves two daughters, Anita Comeau of Attleboro and Earlene John of Seekonk, one son, Dennis Allen of Florida, eight grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. She was the mother of the late Timothy Allen.
Burt F. LaBelle
PAWTUCKET - Burt F. LaBelle, 63, of Division St, Pawtucket died Monday, December 28, 2010.
He was the husband of Linda (Childs) LaBelle. They had been married 39 years.
Besides his wife Mr. LaBelle is survived by his children Joey LaBelle, and April LaBelle, his grandson Brandon LaBelle and nieces and nephews. He was the father of the late Roy LaBelle.
CUMBERLAND --– With the new year just a few days away, Tolman High coach Mike Kayata has plenty of reasons to smile.
After a slow start, his talented Tigershas been on somewhat of a roll, winning their last four games. The latest of those victories occurred on Wednesday night as Kayata saw his Tigers hold off a strong rally by Lincoln High to capture the annual Cumberland/Lincoln Boys & Girls Club Holiday Tournament with a thrilling 61-58 decision at the Wellness Center.
PROVIDENCE — Asked about his goals and priorities for the upcoming General Assembly session, one of the first things House Speaker Gordon Fox said is "I don't want to raise taxes."
Adelaide P. Browning
PAWTUCKET - Adelaide P. (Babel) Browning, 92, passed away Friday, December 24, 2010. She was the wife of the late Robert Browning.
Born in Cranston she was the daughter of the late Paul and Adelaide (Zucknick) Babel.
Mrs. Browning lived most of her life in Pawtucket. Her family owned the Westwind Restaurant in Seekonk. She is survived by her daughter, Carol Quinlan of Rehoboth and her son, Stephen Browning of Texas. She was also the sister of the late Paul and Rudy Babel.
Hilda G. Doll
BROOKLINE, NH - Hilda G. Doll, 104, resident of Brookline, NH, died December 27, 2010 at the Community Hospice House, Merrimack, NH, surrounded by her family.
She was born in England on July 29, 1906, a daughter of Walter and Maryjane(Rothermell) Gregory.
Mrs. Doll made her home in Brookline since 1964 and formerly resided in Pawtucket, Rhode Island for many years. She was a member of the Brookline Community Church.
She spent her life devoted to her family.
She was predeceased by her husband, John M. Doll, who died in 1983.
Fernando Abreu
PAWTUCKET - Fernando Abreu, 75, of Pawtucket Avenue, Pawtucket, died December 27, 2010 at The Miriam Hospital in Providence. He was the beloved husband of Irene (Almeida) Abreu for 49 years. Mr. Abreu was born in Lisbon, Portugal, the son of the late Manuel and Irene (Dos Anjos) Abreu.
As a young adult, Mr. Abreu was a paratrooper in the Portuguese Air Force before moving to the US in 1962. He worked as a supervisor for RI Textile Company.
Besides his wife, Fernando leaves two brothers, Jose Francisco and his wife Rosa and Carlos Abreu.
PAWTUCKET — In his many thanks to colleagues and friends at his last Pawtucket School Committee meeting, outgoing chairman Jim Chellel gave a special recognition to the staff of Shea High School who were there from 1990 to 1994.
That's because Chellel, who graduated in 1994, credits his teachers, baseball coaches, and others at the school who helped him overcome a learning disability with being a key example of the benefits of public education and why taxpayers should not begrudge their financial support.
PAWTUCKET — An armed man wearing a ski mask tried to rob a clerk at the Silver Mart Convenience Store at 170 Cottage St. on Friday evening, police said.
According to Major Arthur Martins, the suspect -- a white, blue-eyed male -- came into the store just before 5 p.m. He pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money from the cash register. The clerk told the robber that he didn't have any money, and then a customer happened to come into the store, at which point the suspect turned and fled without obtaining any cash, Martins said.
CUMBERLAND --– Players like Rodney Bustillo and Elijiah Wiggins don't need an entire game to make a difference.
Just give them a little time to start heating up.
The Tolman High seniors got sizzling hot in the second half of Tuesday's opener with Cumberland in the annual Cumberland/Lincoln Boys & Girls Club Holiday Tournament and turned a 38-all tie at the break into a runaway 80-61 rout at the Wellness Center.
CUMBERLAND --– Two teams in desperate need of getting their respective seasons on track crossed paths in first semifinal of the Cumberland/Lincoln Boys & Girls Club Holiday Tournament on Tuesday night at Cumberland High School's Wellness Center.
Lincoln was the club that took a solid step in the right direction with a convincing 68-52 triumph over a Woonsocket squad that continues to seek answers. Lincoln will play Tolman in tonight's championship game set for 7:45 p.m. Woonsocket and Cumberland in the 6 p.m. consolation game.
WOONSOCKET — Mount St. Charles Academy didn't have too many low moments in its run to the Division I state championship last season, but one of them came in the first round of last season's Holiday Face-Off.
In that game, the Mounties turned in one of their worst showings of the season and dearly paid for it in the form of a 5-2 loss to Bishop Guertin High of Nashua, N.H.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Our loving son, husband, father and grandfather, Gary L. Jones, age 57, passed away Sept. 15, 2008 after a long battle with ALS.
He was born Aug. 25, 1951 to Ross and Yvonne Jones in Price. On April 3, 1971, he married Deborah Gale in Price.
Gary worked as a brakeman for the Dand RGW Railroad until a disability retirement in 1995.Â
He had a deep love of all sports, especially golf, baseball, football and fishing. He loved to spend his time equally between Lake Powell and the golf course.
He loved his music and had a great sense of humor.
Gary will be loved and missed by all who loved and knew him.
He is survived by his mother, Yvonne Jones; sister Marilyn (Kevin) Jewkes; and brother, Randy (Jane) Jones; his loving caregiver and wife of 37 years, Deborah Jones; their two daughters and son, Kristie Jones, Brenda (Andrew) Leonard and Brison Jones; and grandchildren Caleb, Kelcie and Keirra Hovland; and Aidan and Dani Leonard; nieces Niki and Tami; and nephews Kevin and Jesse. He was preceded in death, just four days earlier, by his father, Ross L. Jones.
A celebration of Gary's life will be at his home on Friday, Sept.19, from 11a.m. to 2p.m.
Donations can be made in Gary's name to the local Hospice or the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the ALS society.