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It's not that Event Horizon isn't the kind of movie I would write about. Haunted spaceships and Sam Neill ripping out his own eyeballs is right up my alley. No, the reason isn't the content, but rather, that fact that this is one of those movies that already has a lot of words spent on it from a variety of sources both in the mainstream and in the realm of cult film fandom. Under such circumstances, it's hard to imagine what i might have to add that is new. In some cases, I can come up with something — some tiny, meaningless tidbit that is a throwaway line in a movie that then allows me to write endlessly on some idiotic and obscure point. But upon watching Event Horizon, I was left with a distinct lack of ideas when it came to thinking about how I might approach writing about this film with some degree of originality. And now that I've finished the first paragraph, I still have no idea, so with any luck, something will pop up as I stumble along.
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I once read a review on some site that contained the statement "Slaughtered Vomit Dolls is not for everyone", which is my favorite line ever from an online review of a cult movie. Not only is it admirable for being refreshingly direct, but also for how it so clearly provides the guidance that we depend on from such reviews. It makes you truly grateful that the internet exists, especially if you're one of those people who might otherwise have considered purchasing Slaughtered Vomit Dolls as a Mothers Day gift.
Among the many things that puzzle me in life is the question of why there aren't more horror films set amidst military conflicts and wars. Not that aren't any, but there aren't nearly as many as one might think, giving how easily wartime settings should lend themselves as backdrops to horror films, to say nothing of the fact that it was the landscape of World War I that informed the art and set design on many of the old Universal and German horror classics. That conflict in particular, with one foot in the horror of modern warfare and the other in…well, the horror of 19th century warfare, seems particularly well suited for horror films. The strange combination of Industrial Revolution weapons and vehicles with ornate imperial uniforms, peasants, kingdoms, horse-drawn artillery, and of course, No Man's Land, trench warfare, bombed out old European buildings and castles — horror films set amongst this carnage seem to practically write themselves, and yet wartime horror films are all but non-existent.
Count Yorga, Vampire
At the time of Yorga's release, there were very few people making vampire movies. Hammer was pretty much the only game in town, and they were still setting their vampire films in the Victorian era. Devils of Darkness was one of the first vampire films to transport a vampire into the current era, at least since the 1932 Tod Browning production of Dracula, which was set in what was then modern-day London. However, one can argue that the differences between the London of 1897 and 1932 is markedly less than the difference between 1897 and 1970, and so for our purposes here, Devils of Darkness is a more substantial foray into an unfamiliar time period than Dracula. It's also less substantial because almost no one saw Devils of Darkness, and without a dedicated distributor or studio, it quickly faded from memory and was almost totally forgotten until it finally found its way to DVD in 2007. Which means that Count Yorga, Vampire, is really where we can say this short-lived trend began.
Devils of Darkness
So let's say, just for the sake of argument, you're a vampire. Not one of those post-Anne Rice vampires with the leather trenchcoat and the bad poetry and the ill-advised appreciation of Pigface. No, I'm talking about one of those older, more distinguished vampires. Not too bad, huh? I mean, yeah, there are drawbacks. I, for one, would miss the sun and a good day's surfing. On the other hand, if you were to become any monster, a vampire would be pretty sweet. A mummy or Frankenstein monster would be the worst, of course. Mummies only have one outfit, and they have to spend the entire afterlife shambling around in pursuit of some dame who looks like some other dame the mummy loved back in ancient Egypt, and then a dude in a tweed jacket sets you on fire. And Frankenstein monsters have to do pretty much the same thing in terms of shambling, though at the very least they get to smoke cigars and drink wine. As for werewolves — sure, cool power, but you have no control over it, it only happens once a month, you can't remember anything afterward, and your clothes are constantly getting ruined by your transformations.
Satanic Rites of Dracula
What a long, strange trip it's been for Hammer Studio's lord of the undead, the prince of darkness, the king of vampires, Count Dracula. When first we met him back in 1958, he was a snarling beast, a barely contained force of nature that ripped into his prey with lusty abandon and was explained by his arch-nemesis Dr. Van Helsing in purely rational, scientific terms. Dracula, and vampirism in general (as expounded upon by Van Helsing in Brides of Dracula), was nothing more than a disease, like any other disease, and what we regarded as "supernatural" was really nothing more than an explainable part of the rational world that humanity had simply not yet learned how to explain. As Hammer's Dracula series progressed, however, Van Helsing faded from the picture and was replaced by a procession of forgettable guys named Paul, usually in league with some sort of religious authority figure. In Dracula, Prince of Darkness, we have a monsignor who seems to have some degree of faith in faith's ability to defeat Dracula, but he's far more reliant on his trusty bolt-action rifle than he is on the Lord Almighty.
Dracula A.D. 1972
And so we enter the dire straights of Hammer Films in the final throes of a long, drawn-out death much like those experienced by Dracula himself. As has been detailed elsewhere and will be summarized here, by the 1970s, England's Hammer Studios — the studio that pretty much defined and dominated the horror market through the 50s and 60s — had fallen on hard times. The old guard had largely retired or died, and the new blood was flailing about, desperately trying to find the direction that would right the once mighty production house. The problem was that everyone felt like they needed to update their image, but no one actually knew how. In retrospect, though they may have seemed painfully antiquated at the time of their release, many of Hammer's releases during the 70s were quite good and often experimental (by Hammer standards, anyway). This movie isn't really one of them, but it's still pretty enjoyable in a completely ludicrous way.
Zombie 3
Many people will list Plan Nine from Outer Space as the undisputed king of movies considered so awful they're wonderful, and I'll give the devil his due. That's a damn fine film. But if I were to update things a bit, I wouldn't hesitate to install Zombie 3 as the new reigning king of bad film. Mere words fail to capture just how truly entertaining this horrid piece of tripe is. For those who don't know the story, Lucio Fulci raked in the big bucks with his tropical island romp Zombie, and like any decent director taking orders from a greedy producer figured why not cash in on the success and do a sequel. The proposed Zombie 3 was troubled from the get-go.
Scars of Dracula
And we were doing so well! Most movie studios can't sustain the quality of a film series beyond two films — and quite a few have problems even getting that far. It was no small feat, then, that Hammer managed to produce not one, but two consistently good series. Their Dracula and Frankenstein films set the benchmark for quality horror during the late fifties and throughout the 1960s. And you know, they almost made it to the finish lines with both of them. The Frankenstein series featuring Peter Cushing as the titular mad doctor lasted six films, with only the third film being a misfire, and not a very bad misfire at that. By the time Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell was released, it was clear that the series was at its end, both creatively and financially. Still, it managed to go out with a dash of class, and the final film features the second worst monster in the series (the honor of worst, in my opinion, goes to Kiwi Kingston's shrieking slapdash Karloff wannabe from Evil of Frankenstein) but one of the best stories and finest performances from Cushing. Even if the final film was not a financial success, everyone involved could hold their heads up high and be proud of all six movies.
And then there was the Dracula series starring Christopher Lee.
Taste the Blood of Dracula
Last time we saw the prince of the undead, he was impaled on a cross and turned into that pink sawdust bus drivers sprinkle on the floor when kids throw up. For just about anyone, even the common vampire, that would signal the end, once and for all. But this is Dracula we're talking about, and if Dracula Has Risen from the Grave proved to be a financial success for England's Hammer Studio, then you could bet good money on the fact that they'd find yet another way to bring the Count back from the dead, even if he'd been impaled on a cross and even if series star Christopher Lee was back out on the streets again telling anyone and everyone who would listen that the Dracula movies were awful and he would absolutely, positively, under no circumstances ever play Count Dracula again. Anyone who knows the cycle knows that means that the next film in the cycle, Taste the Blood of Dracula, stars Christopher Lee as the titular count, and that in turns means we'd have to read even more quotes from Lee about how he was practically forced to do this film, but that he'd sure as heck never do another one.


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- Where do you have to put custom PCT Templates so they synch to all your site servers?
- Can I still use PCTWIZ.EXE from the commandline instead of the canned job?
- If so would it still be a client side task? I noticed only PCT programs exist on the site and NS servers.
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there was another thread that I think answers a couple of your questions.
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1. Personality files are stored like backup images, so they will only replicate to the site server that captured the personality. If you don't like this behavior, replicate it to a UNC path that the client has access to and which is linked to a package (using UNC source) that replicates to all site servers. The reason for this design is that a computer captured in the Chicago site is probably going to be replaced and deployed in the Chicago site -- not Tokyo. If you change this so that personalities replicate everywhere, you may need to be more proactivate about managing disk space. Anyone can accidentally capture a very large personality or personalities which could exhaust disk space on site servers, causing site server unavailability.
2. Yes, check out the PC Transplant documentation for details:
3. If you use a Run Script task, and copy files locally, and execute from the client, then it is client side. But since the files for PCT are available on the server, I always run them from the server -- I've never run into a reason to copy them locally.
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1. Personality resources/packages (created for each computer when a Capture personality task is run) do not replicate to all site servers.
2. The command lines are the same. 7.1 is just running command lines against ye olde PC Transplant.
3. Yes, a command line can be run that uses PC Transplant files from the site server to create a personality resource that's stored in a central UNC path. For example, all computers, regardless of site, could save the personality to \\CentralServer\Shared\Personalities. Then the NS could have a resource with a UNC source of \\CentralServer\Shared\Personalties that replicates to all site servers. Then you can restore against a personality and know for sure that it is at all sites.
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Are you thinking of including Pinterest button as well?
Are you thinking of including Pinterest button as well?
Was just going to ask that myself!
Yes this has already been added to the current development version which will be released either this or next weekend.
I was also just going to ask this. Looking forward to the upgrade.
Nevermind. I won't be selecting Pinterest from the share options. A Pinterest user has infringed on our trademark and we get no response from them. And now they've notified us that the vendor they use to respond to support tickets had a security breach and my name and email address were accessed. I've been receiving tons of porn spam ever since (see my post). I won't be sharing anything with Pinterest.
That's terrible to hear. In any case Pinterest has been added to the latest version, 1.2.1, in case anyone needs it. It's enabled by default so atdblog you might want to disable it after you update.
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A brilliantly original and richly illuminating exploration of entanglement, the seemingly telepathic communication between two separated particles—one of the fundamental concepts of quantum physics.
In 1935, in what would become the most cited of all of his papers, Albert Einstein showed that quantum mechanics predicted such a correlation, which he dubbed "spooky action at a distance." In that same year, Erwin Schrödinger christened this spooky correlation "entanglement." Yet its existence wasnt firmly established until 1964, in a groundbreaking paper by the Irish physicist John Bell. What happened during those years and what has happened since to refine the understanding of this phenomenon is the fascinating story told here.
We move from a coffee shop in Zurich, where Einstein and Max von Laue discuss the madness of quantum theory, to a bar in Brazil, as David Bohm and Richard Feynman chat over cervejas. We travel to the campuses of American universities—from J. Robert Oppenheimers Berkeley to the Princeton of Einstein and Bohm to Bells Stanford sabbatical—and we visit centers of European physics: Copenhagen, home to Bohrs famous institute, and Munich, where Werner Heisenberg and Wolfgang Pauli picnic on cheese and heady discussions of electron orbits.
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"The story of quantum mechanics and its lively cast of supporters, 'heretics' and agnostics has always fascinated science historians and popular science readers. Gilder's version differs from the familiar tale in two important ways. First, by focusing on the problem of entanglement — the supposed 'telepathic' connection between particles that a skeptical Einstein called 'spooky action-at-a-distance' — Gilder includes more recent developments leading to quantum computing and quantum cryptography. Second, Gilder exercises — not wholly successfully — a daring creative license, drawing excerpts from papers, journals and letters to construct dialogues among the scientists. 'Science is rooted in conversations,' Werner Heisenberg once wrote, and Gilder's created conversations reveal personalities as well as thought processes: 'Do you really believe the moon is not there if no one looks?' asks Einstein. Less comfortable aspects of the era are also part of Gilder's story, the uncertainty and fear as one scientist after another fled Nazi Germany, the paranoia of the Manhattan Project and the McCarthy era. Gilder's history is rife with curious characters and dramatizes how difficult it was for even these brilliant scientists to grasp the paradigm-changing concepts of quantum science. 20 illus., 15 by the author." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
Evolutionary biologists tell us that the human brain developed for one purpose: to allow our ancestors to survive in the African savannah millions of years ago. And yet this organ, whose main duty was to keep us from the attention of the neighborhood carnivores, seems capable of comprehending almost any environment it finds, from galaxies billions of light years away to the cells in our bodies.... Washington Post Book Review (read the entire Washington Post review) With one exception: the world inside the atom. I would suggest that this strange world is one place the brain is simply not wired to understand. Oh sure, we can write equations and predict the results of experiments to umpty-ump decimal places, but there remains something essentially unknowable about the inside of the atom. It is the challenge of taking on this world and, if not explaining it, at least explaining why it is unexplainable that Louisa Gilder tackles in "The Age of Entanglement." Some background: Inside the atom everything, including matter and energy, comes in little bundles called "quanta." (The name derives from the Latin for "bundle" or "heap.") The old word for the science of motion is "mechanics," so the science that applies inside the atom, the study of the motion of things that come in bundles, is called "quantum mechanics." The basics of the science were developed in the early 20th century, and a major shift in the field took place with the discovery of what is now called "entanglement," in the 1960s and '70s. Gilder, therefore, splits her narrative into two parts, one dealing with early developments, the other with entanglement and its ramifications. She has an unusual technique for handling historical figures. She puts together imaginary conversations using actual quotations from letters and other writings. I'm sure this will give historians fits, but aside from some stilted language, it worked for me. She also displays the ability to capture a personality in a few words, as when she characterizes the Viennese physicist Erwin Schrodinger as someone who "grew handsome, cultured, charming, brilliant, and devoid of any sense that the world did not, in fact, revolve around him." The first wave of quantum mechanics, centering on the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, is built on the realization that in the world of the atom you cannot measure something without changing it in the process. As a result, quantum events have to be described in probabilities — a fact that drove Albert Einstein to object that "God does not play dice with the universe." The second wave started in 1964, when Irish theoretical physicist John Bell published a theorem that showed that once two subatomic particles interact, they remain entangled. "No matter how far they move apart," Gilder explains, "if one is tweaked, measured, observed, the other seems to instantly respond, even if the whole world now lies between them." This is quite unlike the world that our brains are wired to understand. If you hold two baseballs in the palm of your hand, then throw one to the left and the other to the right, you expect that clocking the speed of one ball will not affect the other. In the jargon of physicists, the baseballs are "local." Not so with electrons. Once two electrons have come into contact, they never seem to forget that this has happened. It would be as if, by making a measurement on the left-hand baseball, you could determine what the right-hand baseball was doing. Trying to picture this is virtually impossible. But if you test the predictions that arise from entanglement, the theory works. Gilder picks a couple of laboratories to describe how the process of experimental verification took place. It is the only time I can think of when a theory led to an outlandish prediction, the prediction was confirmed by a series of brilliant experiments, and everyone was unhappy with the result. We really don't like it when Nature tells us that our comfortable view of the universe doesn't hold. Gilder concentrates on telling the stories of the people who developed the theories of uncertainty and entanglement, rather than on explaining the theory itself. I would have preferred more science, but then, I'm just an old-line physics prof. The bottom line for this book is simple: The world of the quantum is so strange, so alien to our experience, that it will never seem right to us. Indeed, I have three simple laws for interpreting quantum mechanics: (1) every physicist knows that his or her interpretation is right, (2) every physicist knows that every one else's interpretation is wrong, and (3) no two interpretations are the same. 'Nuff said. James Trefil is a professor of physics at George Mason University. His latest book is "Why Science?" Reviewed by James Trefil, Washington Post Book World (Copyright 2006 Washington Post Book World Service/Washington Post Writers Group)
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Ok I am bulking and ate 800 cals worth of food for my breakfast at 6am, and then I was bored so I decided I would take a 1 hour nap....
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Jacks or Better Farm homebred captures 18th Florida Sire Stakes for owner/breeder and trainer Stanley Gold.
Jacks or Better Farm homebred captures 18th Florida Sire Stakes for owner/breeder and trainer Stanley Gold.
Dream of Me and It's High Time secured victories in divisions of the Florida Sire stakes series for 2-year-olds and 2-year-old fillies Saturday, Aug. 8 at Gulfstream Park.
Dogwood Trail blazed her way to the first stakes win of her career, capturing the $150,000 Azalea Stakes (gr. III) on the Summit of Speed card July 5 at Gulfstream Park.
Brent and Crystal Fernung's Journeyman Stud is relocating its stallion station from the original location near Ocala, Fla., to a property near Reddick.
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Popular Eclipse Award champion Awesome Feather, who prevailed in 10 of 11 career starts, has been retired from racing to join the broodmare band of Frank Stronach's Adena Springs near Paris, Ky.
Wildcat Heir, who ranks atop Florida's leading sires' list, will stand in 2013 for $8,000, down from his 2012 fee of $10,000.
Trainer Chad Brown sent out undefeated Awesome Feather Oct. 21 at Belmont Park for her penultimate morning work prior to an expected start in the 1 1/8-mile Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic (gr. I).
Undefeated champion Awesome Feather returned from her victory in the Sept. 20 Nasty Storm stakes in fine condition, reported trainer Chad Brown, and will train up to the Nov. 2 Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic at Santa Anita.
Undefeated Awesome Feather returned from an eight-month layoff and took a 10th straight trip to the winner's circle Sept. 20, crushing a field of lesser foes in the $85,000 Nasty Storm Stakes at Belmont Park.
Stronach Stable's undefeated Awesome Feather, unraced since winning the Sunshine Millions Distaff in January at Gulfstream Park, continues to flourish while training at Saratoga Race Course.
Fort Loudon, a Calder Race Course specialist, wrested the lead from favored Trinniberg and prevailed by a neck to take the gr. III Carry Back Stakes July 7.
Undefeated Awesome Feather won her ninth consecutive race, runnng away from the Sunshine Millions Distaff field at Gulfstream Park for Stronach Stables and trainer Chad Brown.
Champion Awesome Feather remained perfect in eight starts when she rolled past pacesetter Love and Pride at the head of the stretch and romped to victory in the $250,000 Gazelle Stakes (gr. I).
Top sire Wildcat Heir will remain at $10,000 for 2012. New sires J P's Gusto will stand for $3,500, while Vineyard Haven will stand for $3,000.
Florida-based Fred Brei and Stanley Gold won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies with Awesome Feather in 2010, and are back at Churchill Downs again with Awesome Belle and Fort Loudon, both homebreds by Awesome of Course.
Awesome of Course, sire of 2010 Juvenile Filly Champion Awesome Feather, is back in the headlines with winners in both the colt and filly divisions of the Florida Stallion Stakes series' first division.
Awesome Feather, the undefeated champion 2-year-old filly of 2010, might return to training before the end of the month, the Daily Racing Form reported Feb. 7.
Rarely has a juvenile filly been able to step out of the Florida-bred ranks and make her mark as a champion by season's end, but Awesome Feather is not your typical Florida-bred filly.
Leading Florida stallion Wildcat Heir will stand in 2011 for a fee of $10,000 at Brent and Crystal Fernung's Journeyman Stud near Ocala, Fla.
Awesome of Course, sire of Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) winner and Fasig-Tipton November sale topper Awesome Feather, will stand the 2011 season at Brent and Crystal Fernung's Journeyman Stud in Ocala, Florida.
Jacks or Better Farm's homebred Awesome Feather, who swept the Florida Stallion Series for fillies at Calder this fall, has a big shot in Friday's $2 million Breeder's Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I).
Stakes winners Smooth Jazz and Awesome of Course were represented by their first winners.
Jubilee Farm, owned by Tim and Renee Dodd and located near Citra, Fla., announced a stallion roster consisting of stakes winners Scottish Halo, Awesome of Course, and Runspastum, plus stakes-placed Holiday Thunder and A. P. Five Hundred.
Michael Tabor's Zavata stalked a fast early pace and drew off to an authoritative 7 ¼-length victory Wednesday in the 100th running of the $150,000 Saratoga Special (gr. II) for 2-year-olds.


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The serious accusations are leavened by the moments of brimming, illogical, intimate neighborly dailiness the filmmaker also captures with warmth and infectious high spirits.
As demonstrated in his previous film, a plangent snapshot of subsistence called "Waiting for Happiness," Sissako is a poet, and the filmmaking in this new picture is stuff of a deserving laureate.
One reason Bamako feels like a blast of sanity is that the theoretical debates about the state of the world, particularly Africa and more particularly Mali, are only half of its agenda. The other half, broadly speaking, is the life of everyday Africans.
Bamako is something different: a work of cool intelligence and profound anger, a long, dense, argument that is also a haunting visual poem.
Sissako has an unusual camera eye, patient and alert to the ebb and flow of both the courtroom sequences and the outside scenes. The music is wonderful as well.
Never mind Hollywood's big-star, big-budget hand-wringing about Africa - Bamako is the real thing.
A barrel of laughs, this ain't. But it's a fearless high-wire act, grim and witty, confrontational and self-mocking. Its message may be dire, but Bamako is a feat of intellectual and cinematic daring that will leave your brain buzzing.
Rather miraculously, picture succeeds in painlessly educating its viewers about global politics and economics while it describes contemporary Africa with freshness and clarity.
Far from an easy watch, either in terms of its hard-hitting content, seemingly haphazard structuring or its dense symbolism. But this makes sense of the political intricacies by balancing the rhetoric and statistics with everyday occurrences that give the iniquities and inadequacies a human face.
Bamako is an attack on globalization that is endlessly cogent, confrontational -- and, best of all, as captivating as it is illuminating.
Bamako, with Sissako's poetic blend of the humdrum and the theoretical, is altogether fascinating. Dramatic features born and bred on the African continent are rare commodities on these shores, and the opportunities they offer can stretch far beyond film appreciation and into the realm of world understanding.
Credit Sissako for entertainingly blending serious international issues with the daily comings and goings of village life. A bit more Glover wouldn't have hurt - but you can't have everything.
Heated speeches about the International Monetary Fund, debt relief and global responsibility may not sound like your idea of Friday-night entertainment, but Sissako makes a strong case.
Bamako brings relief from the latest round of Africa chic in the media, reversing "the flood of information that flows one way." It colors the Africa Problem from the inside out.
The film feels oddly slack and inert, livened only by testimony better suited to another forum.
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KenGMar 15, 2007Movie has something worthwhile to say, but it says it in a way that is tedious. This only comes to life a couple of times, late in the movie, Movie has something worthwhile to say, but it says it in a way that is tedious. This only comes to life a couple of times, late in the movie, with a cuple of passionate speeches. The message and lessons of this movie, probably could have been better served in a doctumentary.… Full Review »
AndrewB.Mar 10, 2007Way too much filler. Too many scenes of people doing laundry and walking around. I did really appreciate the moments when they focused on the Way too much filler. Too many scenes of people doing laundry and walking around. I did really appreciate the moments when they focused on the courtroom arguments. For me, that was the only really important part of this movie. The rest of it was repetititve, dull, and almost provocatively boring. I would have rather just seen the courtroom action and hear the arguments summed up in about half an hour. The rest was slow torture.… Full Review »
ChristosT.Mar 4, 2007Four friends went to see this film together. Two walked out after twenty minutes because they had a bit too much to rink. The two of us that Four friends went to see this film together. Two walked out after twenty minutes because they had a bit too much to rink. The two of us that stayed thought it was sublime. This is a courtroom drama that is cinematic rather than theatrical, and for that reason probably "difficult" for my generation, raised on Law and Order Sexual Titillation Unit. It is also probing, intelligent, moving, confronting and formally exhilarating.… Full Review »


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Coenobita cavipes
Coenobita cavipes is a species of land hermit crab native to the eastern parts of Africa, the Philippines, China, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Polynesia, and Micronesia.[2]
C. cavipes usually uses empty turbo shells, and occasionally part of a hard passion fruit.[3]
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- ^ Patsy A. McLaughlin, Tomoyuki Komai, Rafael Lemaitre & Dwi Listyo Rahayu (2010). Part I – Lithodoidea, Lomisoidea and Paguroidea. In Martyn E. Y. Low and S. H. Tan. "Annotated checklist of anomuran decapod crustaceans of the world (exclusive of the Kiwaoidea and families Chirostylidae and Galatheidae of the Galatheoidea)" (PDF). Zootaxa Suppl. 23: 5–107. http://rmbr.nus.edu.sg/rbz/biblio/s23/s23rbz005-107.pdf.
- ^ "Coenobita cavipes". The common species of land hermit crabs. http://coenobitaspecies.com/cavipes.htm. Retrieved February 12, 2011.
- ^ Gerald McCormack (2007). "Coenobita cavipes, Unga Pūtua (AK). Brown Hermit-Landcrab". Cook Islands Biodiversity. Rarotonga: Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust. http://cookislands.bishopmuseum.org/species.asp?id=7129. Retrieved February 12, 2011.
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Walt Steinsiek: Doughney Jr., Favors, Talmadge roll top scores at Stuart Lanes
Phil Doughney Jr. rolled the top series of 729 and 278 high game of the week in the Summer Wednesday Mixed last week at Stuart Lanes.
Stephanie Favors rolled the top women's series of 626 in the Tuesday Troublemakers, while Helen J. Talmadge tossed the high game of 256 in the Morning Glories league.
Matt Gauroniak had the boys' top series, while Niki Andrews topped the girls' scores with a 614 series and 254 game in the Stuart Lanes Jrs. and Preps.
Ryan Lane shot the boys high game of 243 in the Adult/Child Sport Shot league.
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Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., has been unanimously named the May 2010 Kegel Bowler of the Month by the Bowling Writers Association of America.
Her 2010 U.S. Women's Open victory was Kulick's fourth major title in the last nine months and the second in a 15-day span. She added the Open title to the USBC Queens, PBA Women's World Championship, and her historic PBA Tournament of Champions victory.
Kulick began the stepladder finals as the No. 2 seed, defeating USBC Hall of Famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Keller, Texas, 201-176 in the semifinal match. She then downed Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 233-203 in the finale.
Kulick becomes the first bowler to win the BWAA Bowler of the Month award three times in a single calendar year since Tommy Jones in 2005.
Others capturing votes were Riga Kalfas, winner of the PBA Regional Players Championship, Walter Ray Williams Jr., winner of the PBA Senior Miller High Life Classic, and Brenda Edwards and John Janawicz, winners of the PABCON Championship of the Champions Team Masters division.
Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Mark Williams, of Beaumont, Texas, captured the 2010 PBA Senior U.S. Senior Open by defeating the reiging Senior Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Alaska, 198-181 to win his third senior title and first major at Suncoast Bowling Center in Las Vegas.
Williams advanced to the championship match by defeating fellow Hall of Famer Dave Ferraro of Kingston, N.Y., in the semifinal 221-188.
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9mm is an action-packed game for Mac OS X from the popular game development company, Gameloft. The game combines an intriguing storyline that involves a revenge plot, intense encounters, big guns and hip-hop music.
The story goes like this: you play the role of John "Loose" Kannon, a corrupt cop that has killed the brother of a drug cartel leader in a successful attempt to steal a truckload of money from them. When the news reaches the ears of the drug lord, he plots an elaborate revenge.
As soon as you find out the motive behind the extreme violence in the game, they must do whatever it takes to stay alive. If you do not take down your enemies first, they will. On the course of 12 different levels, you will encounter dangerous foes and destructible environments.
9mm is filled with a lot of… gun action, shooting in slow-motion and entertaining stunts. What's more, a full arsenal of guns can be used: shotguns, grenade launchers, pistols, submachine guns and other explosive stuff.
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Another interesting aspect of the game is the soundtrack which consists mostly of rap / hip-hop songs from popular artists like Apathy, Beanie Sigel and Freeway & Jake One (who actually do an in-game appearance).
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Fortunately for seekers of good health and wellness, one can now buy a hemp-based CBD series of products. Over time, as the health benefits of CBD become better understood, the huge market potential for CBD foods and supplements will be recognized.
Before long, there will be a plethora of food products natural in CBD that will essentially create a new food sector legitimately called "true health food". These products may supplant products currently found in natural foods stores (reference: http://www.wakingtimes.com/2013/04/25/high-on-health-cbd-in-the-food-supply/).
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Did you know that one acre of hemp sequesters 2 tons of carbon from our atmosphere? So says US Hemp Oil's Christopher J Boucher. Chris was the first American to plant a hemp crop in over 50 years back in 1994 at the USDA Research Station at Imperial Valley California. Chris has helped our developmental team source and produce a CBD cultivar of hemp seed and stalk.
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Today industrial hemp is still not legal to grow in the US, even with 19 US States having passed legislation that, if the federal government would only so permit, local farmers could legally grow hemp http://www.votehemp.com/legislation.html. With the governmental ban, we import our hemp products thanks to a landmark court case where the US DEA lost in their effort to keep all hemp based products out of the USA (http://newstandardnews.net/content/index.cfm/items/1485).
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Our developmental partners have searched the earth to find the best sources of hemp that contain certain cannabinoids that seem to foster significant health and wellness properties. They then extract these beneficial ingredients and bring to the USA as hemp oil for further processing. This includes health and wellness based products that contain CBD are now available to health conscious consumers!


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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 14 /PRNewswire/ --Ramuan, a little-known secret to unlocking health, beauty and overall wellbeing from ancient Malaysian culture, will be revealed to a global audience for the first time this summer with the launch of a new book, Health and Beauty from the Rainforest: Malaysian Traditions of Ramuan, and line of spa and wellness products inspired by these traditions. A lifestyle approach to wellness, ramuan literally means in Malay language a healthy and therapeutic mixture of ingredients that promises youth, vitality and beauty from the inside out, naturally.
Composed by a team of Malaysian and international scholars, scientists, physicians, and traditional practitioners, Health and Beauty from the Rainforest offers a comprehensive look at the ancient culture that incorporates a mix of influences including Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous traditions that have developed into a melting pot of customs over thousands of years. Highlighted in this first-ever documentation of ramuan are the nation's distinguished herbal practices that rely on the incredible biodiversity of Malaysia's rainforests and the development of these practices throughout history.
"Our new book is the first complete study of ramuan - a compilation of ancient Chinese, Indian and Malay herbal healing practices -- and the modern approach to hormonal balance, circulatory health, sexual fitness, beauty, vitality, and healthy aging," said Professor Bodeker co-author and one of the leading authorities on Traditional and Alternative Medicine. "The new book reveals the traditional Malay way to prepare and combine herbs with natural foods to achieve optimal health, and we feel this holistic approach to healthy living will resonate with Americans of all ages and backgrounds."
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Boring boring boring!
dame i wold tape tht all night longe
Well at least u can tell for sure it was real. Plus, she has the most beautiful pussy I've ever seen. I mean look at that shape. It says 'lick me and then come in'.
lol. True. Boring
I have seen her in another video where it's just another woman rubbing her clit with a finger in circle and her vagina muscles where contracting very noticably. Anyone know her name ?
id watch her all night,shes real
She may appear conservative enough to be the leader of the "Tory Tarts for David Cameron" action group, but that is one hell of an exciting gash she's got there.
How is it weak? Looks realistic to me, unlike most of those over-the-top, obviously faked ones.
@ Boring ... search text is "Mujer con Cangrejera" and it's a superb but very short clip
nice pussy i have 2 take a trip 2 the U Kmmm
this shit was weak... most conservative orgasm i've ever seen. DAMN THE BRITISH!!!