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Released: Jan 01st, 1996
Running Time: 73
Director: Anthony Martin
Company: Sunshine Films
Cast: Lovette, Jack Hammer, Tabitha (I), Ron Jeremy, Blake Mitchell, Tony Martino, Channone, Frankie Layne
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
Shot in bright sunlight and harsh shadow, edited with a chainsaw, and saddled with amazingly irritating interlocutor Jack Hammer (who sports the ugliest tattoos since Dennis Rodman), this vid nonetheless scores AAA. This is on the strength of Channone's creamy bung, Lovette's playful vitality, and especially the voluptuous sensuality of the always-watchable Tabitha. Lovette overcomes the presence of the Hedgehog, much as Channone overmatches the obnoxious Hammer, while Tony Martino deserves a nod for two strong scenes.


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(AP) A Michigan doctor is getting a laugh out of a 51-cent property tax bill. It isn't just that Phil Kazanji's bill is so low. It's that it cost the city of Brighton $5.21 to send it to him by certified mail.
Kazanji says he first thought the amount was a mistake. Now he calls the whole thing "the most ridiculous thing a government agency would do."
City finance director Dave Gajda says Kazanji paid $158 on a bill for $158.48. The city penalized him 3 cents and sent him the new tab.
Gajda says Brighton doesn't have the authority to waive a portion of taxes.
Kazanji says he'll write out a check for 51 cents and drop it off.
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Brickmania has just released a new version of the iconic World War I tri-plane flown by Baron Manfred Von Richthofen, The Red Baron. The Fokker Dr. 1 kit includes special MG08 "Spandau" machine guns, hand-injected in the Brickarms studios, as well as a custom printed minifig of the baron himself.
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Review of GI Bricks Exclusive Crate Packs featuring BrickArms and Brick Mercenaries
I just picked up a Claymore Crate from GI Bricks to review and Julie sent me the other two packs as well. All of these packs come with a BrickArms crate with special printing and four BrickArms weapons painted by Brick Mercenaries. They are available exclusively from GI Bricks.
This pack comes in a brown BrickArms crate with a splash of red blood printed on one side. The printing is very nicely done, as we have come to expect from BrickArms. The crate itself would actually be quite useful in a battle scene, perhaps with a slain minifig leaning against it. The pack includes a Claymore, Damien Blade, Havoc Blade and Killstrike Saber. What makes these weapons really special is the paint job by Josh Baum of Brick Mercenaries. The paint looks professionally done and he was able to recreate an accurate representation of blood-soaked weapons, rather than randomly applying red paint, as is so often done. The paint also feels very durable. On the GI Bricks website, it says that these are for display purposes only, but I think they would stand up to light play. They will get scratched up if left in a bin with other weapons, but normal handling isn't going to affect them.
Knife-throwing 101
Ryan Hauge, of BrickWarriors, just posted this fun little scene of an assassin training their apprentice. The timbered roof is cool and the crazy green flames in the fire make me smile, but the archways over the doors and fireplace really make this standout. I also have to mention that four-poster bed. The finials on the bedposts? BrickWarriors' Magic Wands. Nice touch.
Ryan told me that this is a scene from his new book, now available on Amazon, also called "Riddle of Regicide (Pentavia Book 1)".
A whole lot of shiny
Here is a build that we missed from earlier in the year. Hammerstein NWC is a force to be reckoned with and this "Kromikoma" is some of his best work. All the custom "shiny" makes me jealous.
The True North strong and free!
I'm surprised both our Canadian contributors passed this up, but I'll use my 1/4 Canadian heritage as an excuse to highlight this awesome custom minifigure by Kristi (customBRICKS), based on a friend's Halloween costume.
Kristi calls him Captain Cold, though I think Captain Canada might be more correct. Either way, he's pretty awesome.
Custom Hulk-sized figures
If you're curious to see what other comic book characters look like in the style of Lego's Hulk, then The Brick Creator has just what you're looking for with their 3″ Hulk-sized "EPICFIG" figures. Shown below are Rhino, Venom, Hulkbuster Armor, Colossus, and Juggernaut. Check out Flickr for more photos on how they're made and visit their Facebook page for details on how to purchase them.
Guy Himber talks about CrazyBricks, Skulls, pigs, hats, zombies, Munchkin and more!
Guy Himber recently talked with me about his company CrazyBricks and his projects past, present and future. He also sent me some of the prototypes from his current SKULLS project as well as an early version of one of the add-ons, namely the GingerDead Man. The skulls come in three varieties. The largest one is my favorite, as it is the same size and proportion as the regular minifig head and most minifig hair can sit on it fairly naturally…though there is no stud, so anything you put on it is held in place by gravity. The other two skull varieties are a bit smaller than the large skull. One has a stud and the other doesn't. The smaller skulls fit better inside helmets and cowls. The GingerDead Man is quite nice. He is a zombie variant of the CrazyBricks' Gingerbread Man that is currently available. The printing is exceptional, made of a combination of both regular flat printing and embossed printing. Anyway, enough from me…let's explore the mind of a builder!
Josh– Hello Guy, thanks for sitting down with me. You are known to many of our readers as V&A Steamworks, the builder of steampunk creations. But now you have actually started a company called CrazyBricks. Tell us about the concept behind the company and the name.
Guy– Hi Josh!
I had done a number of side projects that I made available to other builders (The Big StovePipe Hats and CrazyArms) and really enjoyed the creative process. I found that as a side effect, I also enjoyed interacting with my fellow LEGO enthusiasts and sharing what I had made. These early items were all machined (versus injection molded) so there was a limit to how much I could create via this method. When the idea of Pigs vs Cows was proposed for last year's BrickCon I decided it was time to take the next step and bring some of my ideas to market in the form of the Pig and Cow characters. Since this project went beyond my 'hobby' and into more of a business, I decided to form a company to sell them under once the Kickstarter project had funded and that Company became CrazyBricks – inspired by the CrazyArms I had made earlier.
Mechabrick: turn your minifigs into mecha
One of the many cool things I didn't list in my report on Steam 2013 was mechabrick.
It was started by British AFOL Ben Jarvis that combines three of his passions: Lego, robots and wargaming. Ben has launched a kick-starter project to get it under way. If successful, this should enable the launch of the first mechabrick kit, which will consist of all the parts you need to turn four minifigs into kick-ass mecha (with friggin' big guns, of course) and four boards that are to be combined to form the play board. The kit will also contain stickers to customise the mecha, as well as dice and a rulebook. Mechabrick is more than just a war game with mecha, however. An essential and fun part of the game will be building the scenery and obstacles on the game board with our favourite plastic bricks. Ben built a rather impressive example for the show.
At the event I had the opportunity to handle two of the prototypes and they looked (and felt) promising. I'm sure that plenty of you, like Ben, are fans of Lego, robots and wargaming. Check out the pictures in the flickr group and the project page. If you like what you see, you can pledge your support.
Minifig 6-pack
It is time to celebrate the minifig-driven heritage of this august blog with a 6-pack of little people. Purists beware; you have just gone through…the scary door…
First up is Madame man-hands, or as she is more properly known, The Iron Lady by Hammerstein NWC.
Next up is the always reliable delgax and his spooky "The Administrator".
I'm not sure if "Crysis Nanosuit" even qualifies as a minifig anymore but I admire the amount of time and care that Geoshift put into its design.
"Shingeki No Kyojin ( Attack Of Titan ) – Eren Yeager" by Nathaniel Ng features a snazzy coat and futuristic floatation device?
69zobieslayer brings some bricks to the party with his simply titled: "Star Wars and zombies?".
And completing our 6 pack is Curzon79 and his "Boxer".
Buy your own Lego Breaking Bad Superlab Playset!
There are some places where LEGO won't dare to go, and that's where the fans fill in the gaps. Citizen Bricks released a Breaking Bad playset featuring their printed elements and exclusive minifigures. The cost is $250, but if you're an addicted fan, how can you resist?
Dominating the skies
Jeff Churill's ski-fi gunship incorporates uncommon techniques such as using tubes for the main construction of the hull. He then fills the gaps with cloths and decorated Technic panels. Despite the non-purist ways, the result looks amazing. You can read more interesting facts about this creation on Flickr.
Soviet armor forged in the Arsenal of Democracy
Thanks to having run out of LEGO track (I can't wait for Brickmania Track Links), I've been forced to build something with wheels. Between June 1941 and September 1945, the United States delivered 400,000 Jeeps and trucks, 12,000 armored vehicles, 11,400 aircraft, and 1.75 million tons of food to the Soviet Union as part of the Lend-Lease Program. The US often reserved the latest arms and armor for its own armed forces, and older or obsolete designs ended up on ships to the USSR to fight the Third Reich on the Eastern Front.
One such vehicle was the M3 Scout Car, an armored car created by the White Motor Company in the late 1930s. You can clearly see the M3 Scout Car's heritage in the later M3 Halftrack, which I've included here with the Scout Car — both in Soviet livery.
Recent posts about my LEGO World War II models didn't really discuss materials or building techniques. While I wholeheartedly agree with LEGO's stance not to produce LEGO sets based on recent real-world military conflicts, it does leave a gap for the minifig-scale LEGO military modeler. Several custom accessory vendors fill that gap. Here's a quick run-down of the custom items I've used in my recent models.
- Weapons and headgear by BrickArms: Will Chapman has been branching out from American and sci-fi weaponry over the last couple of years, with PPSh & DP-28 machine guns, Mosin-Nagant rifles, Tokarev pistols, and even an ushanka hat for those long Russian winters.
- Flags and trenchcoats by Cape Madness: My Soviet armor wouldn't be the same without a proper Soviet flag. Naturally, LEGO isn't going to make one of those… My thanks to Dave Ingraham for generously giving me a large selection from his catalog.
- Printed accessories from Citizen Brick: Though a bit on the pricey side, Citizen Brick sells a variety of interesting elements you can't buy from LEGO, including printed BrickArms headgear like the ushanka with the red star and the medic helmets I've included in previously posted models.
- Printed BrickArms crates from Brickmania and G.I. Brick: Quite possibly my favorite recent addition to the BrickArms catalog, the crates are long enough to hold long guns and come in a variety of realistic colors and useful patterns. Frankly, I feel a compulsion to collect them all…
The Soviet decals — "CCCP" and so on — are stickers salvaged from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull LEGO sets (a theme rife with exceptions to LEGO's policy, but full of elements useful to the military builder).
I've written before about how much I enjoy research while building LEGO models based on historical people, events, places, and vehicles. Though I haven't posted anything in a few weeks, I've continued improving many of my existing WW2 models based on feedback from other builders and better photos I've come across.
Once I'm reasonably happy with a military model, I like to reproduce it so I can make further variations without destroying each one in turn. Here's my much-improved (I think…) M5 Stuart Light Tank alongside a new M4 Sherman Medium Tank.
I rebuilt the front of the Stuart to reduce how much it projected in front of the treads, lowered the turret by a plate, and gave the turret a proper commander's hatch. The Sherman has a brand new turret, using 1×3 arches that I first saw built into the turret on the Brickmania Sherman I reviewed earlier this year — another example of how LEGO builders are indebted to each other to improve their designs.
I'm still not sure what I'm going to do with all my World War II armor (LEGO Italy circa 1943 seems overdue for liberation), but I'm certainly enjoying the vehicle builds along the way.


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I created a custom post type to add local listings.
Under settings, entered my custom post type.
Custom post type works, map builder shows up in editor, saves fine.
BUT!!! The markers are not added to the geo mashup on the home page, which is kinda the main nav system on the site...
site is here: http://historicdepot.com/
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Aaron Johnson, Chloe Moretz and Christopher Mintz-Plasse are returning for the film, which adapts the Marvel/Icon miniseries by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. as well as the Hit-Girl spinoff. Faison would play a member of Justice Forever, a team formed by Kick-Ass (Johnson) and other local heroes. John Leguizamo also recently joined the cast as Javier, the Red Mist's (Mintz-Plasse) bodyguard.
Faison, who stars on TV Land's The Exes, is also known for his roles in Clueless and Remember the Titans.
Director Matthew Vaughn, who's producing the sequel, raised the $28 million himself to make Kick-Ass, which went on to gross $103 million worldwide. Production on the sequel is expected to begin next month for a May 2013 release.
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Read Later Mozilla Add-on
Matt Brubeck, newcomer to the Mozilla Fennec Fox team, has released his Read Later extension for mobile browsers that provides offline webpage reading.
The Read Later add-on allows users to save webpages in a list for further offline reading. The Fennec extension not only stores addresses but also a local copy of the page to allow users to read it later without Internet access.
Seattleite Brubeck apparently wrote Read Later to teach himself XUL and write Fennec extensions. For it he used code from the Readability bookmarklet that reduces clutter in mobile device browsers.
The Read Later 1.1.1 extension is available on Mozilla's Add-ons page, albeit only the Fennec 1.1 developer build is available. The code is under Apache 2.0 licensing.
Read Later Mozilla Add-onMatt Brubeck, newcomer to the Mozilla Fennec Fox team, has released his Read Later extension for mobile browsers that provides offline webpage reading. For those who feel that the concept of this story is quite interesting, the probability is you are thinking about using Linux as your number one or simply a substitute Operating system when you find yourself simply sick and tired of your old OS. Unfortunately the majority feel that Linux is too difficult that it is attractive only to geeks, Linux-magazine.com might demonstrate that this awesome operating-system is essentially for all people. It is regularly entertaining to find out about Read Later Mozilla Add-on.
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Ray Harryhausen carved out an all-but-unique niche for himself in movies, from the 1950s through the 1980s. In an era in which actors commanded the lion's share of public attention, with directors taking most of what was left, Harryhausen acquired a worldwide fandom as the creator and designer of some of the most beloved fantasy films of all time. He… More Bio:
Ray Harryhausen carved out an all-but-unique niche for himself in movies, from the 1950s through the 1980s. In an era in which actors commanded the lion's share of public attention, with directors taking most of what was left, Harryhausen acquired a worldwide fandom as the creator and designer of some of the most beloved fantasy films of all time. He was usually identified as a special-effects designer and, more specifically, a master of stop-motion animation, but Harryhausen's role went much deeper than that. He was the originator of most of the movies with which he is associated, and his special effects determined the shape, content, and nuances of his movies down to the script level, much more so than the directors of the movies, who often had little more to do than move actors around and run the crew.
Harryhausen began devising his own models and puppets, eventually putting his skills to use working in an army-training film unit during World War II. After the war, he went to work for producer George Pal on a series of stop-motion animated short films called Puppetoons, and eventually went to work for Willis O'Brien. At the time, O'Brien was working on a joint production with Merian C. Cooper (the co-producer of King Kong), making a fantasy film about a giant ape entitled Mighty Joe Young (1949). As it worked out, O'Brien was so heavily involved on the production side that 80 percent of the animation in the movie was Harryhausen's work.
At the start of the 1950s, Harryhausen devised a relatively low-cost method of stop-motion work that permitted the creation of special effects on a smaller budget than had theretofore been the case. The first movie to make use of his new technique was The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953). Inspired by the short story The Foghorn (written by Harryhausen's longtime friend Ray Bradbury), the movie told the story of a dinosaur awakened from suspended animation by an Arctic nuclear test; the dinosaur escapes official notice at first, wrecking isolated ships and a lighthouse as it follows its ancient spawning instinct down the Atlantic coast until it comes ashore in New York City. That last third of the film remains one of the most spectacular ever seen in movies, Harryhausen's model work and Willis Cooper's miniature sets resulting in stunningly realistic, spellbinding depictions of the gigantic beast and the destruction of the city.
The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms was soon remade as Gojira, which was later recut for the U.S. and retitled Godzilla, King of the Monsters; and later as The Giant Behemoth; with a man in a rubber suit, as Gorgo. He followed this up with It Came From Beneath the Sea (1955), Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956), and 20 Million Miles to Earth (1957).
Harryhausen eventually wearied of doing monster-on-the-loose stories, so he turned back to an idea that he'd first conceived after The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms of doing an Arabian Nights fantasy along the lines of the 1940 Alexander Korda-produced Thief of Bagdad. The difference would be that his would show all of the wonders of the ancient-world fantasy onscreen using stop-motion photography. The result was The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958). The opening of Harryhausen's great cycle of fantasy films, the movie was a huge box-office hit and a critical favorite.
The next 23 years were something of a golden age for Harryhausen and Schneer, as they generated seven extraordinary fantasy and sci-fi fantasy films: The Three Worlds of Gulliver (1959), Mysterious Island (1961), Jason and the Argonauts (1963), The First Men in the Moon (1964), The Valley of Gwangi (1969), The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973), Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977), and Clash of the Titans (1981). He also took a break from his own productions with Schneer to work on Hammer Films' One Million Years B.C. (1966), starring Raquel Welch and John Richardson. The latter featured the best dinosaur a
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We have a cluster of Squid servers at the front-lines for a large website, and we occasionally receive reports from QA/users that some pages use MIME types not supported by the browser (so they will be forced to download the file versus browsing the page).
The issue is that these pages have been cached with the text/vnd.wap.wml MIME type. In order to fix it, I have to purge them manually using squidclient, and then browse to the page with a normal browser.
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Happy Friday - What are you smoking on today?
Category: Tokers | Posted on Fri, October, 17th 2014 by THCFinder
Woman Used Marijuana To Treat Her Cancer 2,500 Years Ago
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Fri, October, 17th 2014 by THCFinder
I absolutely hate cancer. Right now my dad is fighting prostate cancer, and my cousin's grandma is fighting cancer in multiple parts of her body. Cancer is a horrible thing. I wish more people considered using medical marijuana to help treat their cancer. Fortunately the two relatives I previously named were open to the idea and are using medical marijuana to compliment their other treatments. Medical marijuana has been used for a long time to help treat cancer. In fact, it was recently discovered that a woman who lived 2,500 years ago was using medical marijuana to treat her breast cancer. Per the Huffington Post:
Did a dying Siberian maiden who lived 2,500 years ago self-medicate with marijuana? New research by Russian scientists shows that's a likely possibility.
To cope with the pain she must have been experiencing, the princess could have resorted to cannibis — a container of the stuff having been found alongside the mummy in her burial chamber.
As archaeologist Natalya Polosmak wrote in a recent issue of the journal Science First Hand: "It is likely that for this sick woman, the regular inhalation of cannabis smoke was a necessity."
I always get upset when I hear medical marijuana opponents try to use the delay tactic of 'we need to know more about medical marijuana before we can support it.' Medical marijuana has been around a lot longer than those idiots, proven by the story above. Marijuana is medicine. If someone can use medical marijuana to help alleviate/treat their conditions, they should be allowed to do so.
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Delaware poll: Legalize marijuana
Category: Legalization | Posted on Fri, October, 17th 2014 by THCFinder
Want legal weed in Delaware?
You're easily in the majority, according to a new University of Delaware poll that finds 56 percent of Delawareans support legalization of marijuana use.
The university polled 902 Delaware adults between Sept. 10 and 22, finding just 39 percent opposed to legalization. Delawareans older than 60 and self-identified conservatives were the only groups to express deep opposition, while young adults and liberals drove the support.
Support for legalization crossed racial and geographic boundaries, with poll respondents in all three counties saying they back legal marijuana.
"I would say the numbers suggest solid support for fully legalizing marijuana in Delaware," said Paul Brewer, the political communications professor at the University of Delaware who supervised the poll. "The results also reflect what's going on in public opinion at the national level, where the trends show a growing majority favoring legalization."
Only Colorado and Washington state have legalized marijuana, regulating and taxing sales. Sixteen other states and the District of Columbia have replaced criminal penalties with fines for those found in possession of small amounts of marijuana, a step known as decriminalization.
Voters in several other states will consider ballot measures next month to loosen marijuana laws.
Of course, public support does not always accurately predict political support. Gov. Jack Markell remains opposed to full legalization of the drug, a spokeswoman said on Thursday.
"Since last year, the governor and his office have been talking with legislators and others about decriminalizing the possession of a small amount of marijuana and replacing criminal penalties with civil fines," said Kelly Bachman, Markell's spokeswoman.
"While the governor would not support full legalization at this time without further studies and evidence of its consequences, he expects to have more conversations about reducing the criminal penalties on small amounts of marijuana in the months to come."
Read more: http://www.delawareonline.com
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After California decriminalized marijuana, teen arrest, overdose and dropout rates fell
Category: Culture | Posted on Thu, October, 16th 2014 by THCFinder
A new report from the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice adds to the growing body of evidence that legalizing or decriminalizing marijuana does not lead to any number of doomsday scenarios envisioned by legalization opponents. Looking specifically at California, where full marijuana decriminalization went into effect on Jan. 1, 2011, the report finds that "marijuana decriminalization in California has not resulted in harmful consequences for teenagers, such as increased crime, drug overdose, driving under the influence, or school dropout. In fact, California teenagers showed improvements in all risk areas after reform."
Most notable in the above table is the drop in school dropout rates. Recent studies have suggested links between heavy marijuana use and low school completion rates. But many experts question the direction of causality in this relationship, suggesting that there could be any number of confounding factors that account for this relationship. While it's still early in California's decriminalization experiment, the numbers above should suggest we cast a skeptical eye on claims of plummeting academic achievement in a post-legalization world.
In fact, as the report authors write: "By a variety of measures, California's teenage behaviors actually improved dramatically after marijuana was effectively legalized — improvements that occurred more weakly or not at all among older Californians and among teenagers nationwide."
Now of course this doesn't address causality, and these numbers shouldn't be taken to imply that decriminalization caused these declines. But they do show, pretty clearly, that in the two years since full-scale decriminalization went into effect, California's kids are still all right. The sky hasn't fallen. And they add to a mounting body of research that shows, for instance:
that teen drug and alcohol use continues to fall, even as more states decriminalize marijuana and make it available for medical purposes;
that states with medical marijuana laws haven't seen any uptick in teen marijuana use;
that states with medical marijuana have actually seen decreases in prescription drug overdoses;
that Alaska, where personal marijuana use has been de facto legalized for nearly 40 years, is completely average on a variety of economic and demographic indicators;
and that traffic fatalities have fallen in Colorado since legalization there.
By contrast, there is little evidence of increased social harms in states where marijuana has been decriminalized. The one credible study I'm aware of is a DEA report finding that more Colorado drivers involved in car crashes are testing positive for marijuana use. But a bucket of salt is needed here: unlike alcohol, inactive marijuana metabolites remain in the body long after consumption - days or weeks, depending on frequency of use. But the presence of metabolites doesn't necessarily indicate you were high at the time of the test - only that you got high some time in the days or weeks prior.
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Three words, Preston: get a fake.
Or alternatively, be a man, suck it up, and wait until you turn 21. That's what I did, and it builds character.
Or, alternatively, stop listening to such crappy music and check out some of the really good all ages shows happening all the time in this city.
When you turn 21, you will understand why we do not want to be around little 14 year olds while being completely sober. You will also understand why you will want to buy a drink at the concert.
Or you can just do what #1 said.
And for the record, I wouldn't mind trying a vodka and children's tears.
Vodka and Childrens Tears is a drink for the GWAR show anyway.
Dear Mr. Preston,
Your taste in music sucks. Get bent.
Get thee to the Vera Project, Preston. www.theveraproject.org, my friend.
If your favorite bands don't play there, get involved. The people who participate in Vera influence what gets booked.
Waaaaaaaaa!!!! Get this baby a diaper.
vodka, kids tears and red bull shaken and strained. Drink specials like these will be nickel's next taget.
A drink like that needs a catchy name.
You'll feel the need one day, too, Prest-o. Catching that CYHSY Reunion show in one of the flyover state fairs, you'll realize that you not only failed to sell your soul to rock and roll, but the check bounced, man. You're overdrawn, bitch. And then you'll feel that need bad. And you'll also get your middle-aged hate on for the kids and their silly jetpacks and virtual reality pants.
@9 How about calling it a "Kiddie Fuck"
target market for the Stranger
they have a game, counting the dirty words
I am so taken back to those years when I discovered the taste of jizz
@9 & 11
Alternately, call it a "Pedophile".
Suck it up Preston. I didn't get to see Heart, The Cars, or Pat Benatar when they played the Astor Park when I was 14 either. And I was about 13 and living in Lacey when Led Zeppelin, Wings, an the Who all played Seattle on their last decent tours.
Being a kid sucks, but at least you don't have to get a job or pay rent.
Nothing perks up a cocktail like the tears of innocent, whiny children. Suffer you little bitch, just like the rest of us had to.
Besides, I already deal with 18+ shows where I'm forcefully separated from the main floor because I want a beer. If you really want to get pissy, take out your anger on our Puritan mommy-state culture. You wouldn't deal with this shit so much in Europe.
Direct your efforts against this whole "think of the children!" crap, and maybe we can have a beer together someday.
Why stop there? Just call it sex with children. That would be interesting to hear people order at a bar.
I'd love to hear that at a bar with some truly jaded bartender:
"I'll have a 'Sex on the Beach'"
Yeah, sure...
"Can you give me a 'Screaming Orgasm'?"
Unh hunh, haven't heard that before.
"Can I have 'Sex With Your Teenaged Daughter'?"
I need a drink just to be in the same room that clap your hands and pay me money is playing.
Please allow the reasoning center of your brain to fully develop before asking such for such stupid and whiny demands. You're too young to even realize how ridiculous you sound to the 21+ age group you are attempting to fraternize with. "Wahhh, Wahhhh, but mommmmy will pay for meeee since it's my birthday party. I will buy everyone cupcakes and party hats."
The brain's center of reasoning and problem solving is among the last to mature, a new study graphically reveals. The decade-long magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study of normal brain development, from ages 4 to 21, by researchers at NIH's National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) shows that such "higher-order" brain centers, such as the prefrontal cortex, don't fully develop until young adulthood.
A time-lapse 3-D movie that compresses 15 years of human brain maturation, ages 5 to 20, into seconds shows gray matter - the working tissue of the brain's cortex - diminishing in a back-to-front wave, likely reflecting the pruning of unused neuronal connections during the teen years.
@6: good idea. The Vera Project is wonderful.
The rest of you people: yes, I prefer going to 21+ shows because I've left my teen years far, far behind me and I want to spend my time with my peers, drunk or no. But don't get up on your high horses about Preston's taste in music or his perceived whining. I bet you've listened to shittier tunes than those in your time and, frankly, you're whining right now. It's pathetic that you "adults" can't behave at least as well as this fourteen-year-old.
Fuck you, ya little bastard. You live in a city with the Vera Project and a community dedicated to bringing you underage shows, even if the majority of shows are 21+.
I grew up in a town in the literal middle of nowhere, 200 miles from every major urban center, and so pathetic we considered Lubbock, fucking Texas to be a major urban center. I had to travel to Albuquerque and El Paso if I wanted to see a concert and every one of those concerts was a goddamn stadium show with $60 tickets and thousands of people who didn't actually like the band, but were just happy some band had deigned to grace us with their presence.
Suck it up, go to all ages shows, and be fucking grateful for what you've got.
Kids these days...do we have to make everything easy for you poor things? Geez, you're so deprived of so much in this city.
Back when I was your age , we had to start our own bands, get fucked up on our own, play in basements and VFW halls, learn to wipe our own asses and didn't expect grown ups to do SHIT for us. Now you've got rock and roll camps to teach you how be a "rock star", myspace for networking all over the world and tidy kid safe places like Vera.
In other words, shut the hell up little man with your sense of entitlement.
Rant off.
When I was 14, we had a happy little thing called the Teen Dance Ordinance. That meant that there were NO ALL AGES SHOWS.
So you should be pretty happy that you get to go to shows at all, and accept the fact that when you go to shows PERIOD, you may have to deal with some drunks.
Most adults like to drink, some of us can do it without getting stupid and annoying, but some can't. The guy who was bugging you at your show would probably bug me just as much, even though I'd have a drink in my hand, too.
Oh, and btw kid? Annoying people come in many varieties, and only some of them are the drunk kind. Putting up with people who suck is just part of life, so you better get used to it now, or you're going to spend a loooong time being even more miserable than you would be anyway.
Yeah, okay, I just re-read that and I realize now that Preston is pissed at not being able to see his fave band because it wasn't all ages, not because it was and there were adult drinkers there.
So refer to "Be happy there are any all ages shows for you to attend because most of us did not have the opportunity to see anything until we were 21".
Preston, don't worry -- some day you will have the chance to treat the next generation of kids the way these idiots are treating you.
Children's tears really help a good single malt open up.
As usual, unnecessarily harsh.
Preston, I know it's hard, man. I grew up during the days of the Teen Dance Ordinance and RKCNDY. I know how you feel, I do.
But you should know how us 21+ feel about going to an all-ages show. It is NOT FUN. AT ALL. The mere presence of you impressionable minors relegates me to the "bar area" since apparently I'm going to hand you my $11 drink if I try and go upfront with it. Do I get drunk at 21+ shows? Sometimes. Not always. But it's ever so satisfying to move freely, drink in hand.
One day I hope you understand.
Love, Grandma Meags
OK, I'm calling Seattle out on this.
When the fuck did an under-21 person do something lame at a show in Seattle?
My experience is that under-drinking-age kids at rock shows in Seattle are far more behaved and polite than yappy shrilling 21+ fucks who talk upfront during a band's performance.
Remember the days when Graceland used to do double shows? i.e. the all ages show, then the 21+ show? Anyone remember how much quieter the all ages show was?
So, please. Someone who can't stand all ages shows explain to me how an all ages show detracts from the concert experience aside from the fact that you may not be able to carry your drink over to the front of the stage (for which you can blame the Liquor Board.)
From where I came from (a much bigger city), people were happy to attend all ages shows because of the diversity in the crowd. More to the point, "all ages" was exactly that there.
Here, "all ages" shows are really "under 21 types because people above 21 in Seattle have some inexplicable issues with youngsters" shows.
Preston Dude,
You speak the profond yet all too tragic truth of the over 21 under 21 dichotomy in our society. You speak such poetry. I think to the U2's "I will follow" when Bono sings "Boy tries hard to be a man/ his mother takes him by the hand / when he stops to think he starts to cry / oh why" You're going to have to create your own music for now. The vodka and Childrens's tears is fucking brilliant!
preston some of this is about the booze.. but remember the booze is about the money. at least partially.. clubs make tons more money when they can serve booze. bands can make tons more money when venues can serve booze. som eclubs and bands forego the money and play all ages shows. it's lovely when they do. some even schedule dual appearances so they can satisfy young'uns like you and make some jake later. and that's lovely too. but consider that the issue, while it affects you for just a little while longer, isn't aimed to frustrate and torture you just becasue you're underage..
and thanks for the lovely drink suggestion..although i'd prefer my adolescent tears mixed with armagnac
@20: I'm glad someone finally said it. Come on, guys. Regardless of how you feel about Clap Your Hands Say Yeah--I don't really care for them--we have an adolescent who wants to support independent music. Shouldn't we at least pretend to support this?
I'm not saying that "suck it up and wait 'til you're as old, creaky, and consumed by hate as we are" isn't a legitimate answer; indeed, I'm chomping at the bit to use that very line in casual conversation. But doesn't the little runt's complaint dovetail just a little with many of our own concerns about night life, the nanny state, and access to the arts?
There needs to be a better solution than denying access to music in order to accommodate drinking, or denying access to drink in order to accommodate youth.
Oh, and the salt of a child's tears would make a terrible mixer for vodka. My first thought was that gin would be better, but really, tears go best with brown liquor . . . Jameson's, maybe?
No one has mentioned the oft-discussed fact that shows where alcohol can be served freely make more money for the venues. Capitalism makes the world go round.
This is something I definitely didn't understand when I was a teenager whining about the lack of under 21 things to do.
It's mostly because they do not want to risk losing their liquor license.
27, underage kids doing lame shit at shows has nothing to do with anything right now.
What is relevant is underage kids whining about how they didn't get to see a band on their birthday because we stupid adults just HAVE to be able to drink while we watch shows.
I don't have to be able to drink at shows, often I don't when I could, and I have no problem with kids being at shows.
But sometimes you don't get to see stuff for any number of reasons, and there's no point in whining about it.
Preston needs to learn that you can't have everything all the time.
My adult age bf may be missing a show that he really, really wants to see this weekend because he has to work at godawfulthirty in the morning six days a week. Instead of whining about it, he said that I should still go and have a good time.
Oreston, go to the shows that you can, and remember that pretty much everybody has to miss out on something in life.
Holy crap, how old ARE you people? I didn't realize the Slog was read mostly by Grandpa Simpson. I'm over 21, but please, when I utter the phrase "Back in my day we had to" blah blah blah, please, take me out behind the barn and shoot me. Jay-sus.
That being said, when Preston is 21, he will appreciate not being around teenagers. But until you reach that point, the concept of why you would have a problem with all ages shows is utterly baffling. And unlike, apparently, most of the commenters here, I am young enough to actually remember what it was like to be under 21.
Vodka + Childrens Tears = Preston Punch
Dear Preston,
Sod off.
Ah, the older rockers turn viciously on the ghostly remenants of their younger selves.
You get this sense of these losers futile efforts to find in a beer glass the ephemeral unfulfilled energy and passion of their now over teen years. It's all down hill for you now...
Napoleon Dynamint
Give up music and take up sports. It's cheaper, you'll get in shape and you'll enjoy it more.
Do what I did and move to a country where nobody cares how old you are.
I'm just going to congratulate Preston on being one of the more articulate 14-year-olds I've read of.
And come on. "Children's tears"? That was pretty good. Better than "Well, fuck your mom!"
Wow, people who post comments on Slog are the biggest assholes on the planet.
A 14yo kid asks a question, and all the "much older and more mature" readers jump all over his ass, call him names and generally treat him like garbage. Y'all should be fucking ashamed.
Maybe it's just the music I listen to, but almost all the shows I go to (which is a LOT) are all ages. And I have to say the handful of 21+ shows I've been to have been full of stuffy, hipster douches (again, maybe just the music I listen to) who just stand around discussing hipster douche affairs instead of watching the fucking band. I'll take a crowd full of energetic, enthusiastic kids over the ability to carry my drink wherever I like any day of the week.
Great fucking letter! Preston, you are one witty 14 year old.
Now shut the fuck up when grown folks are talking.
Hey Preston, chill the fuck out. Try growing up in Seattle in the 90s, with the TDO in full effect. If you want to see live music, go to Vera, or the Redmond Firehouse, or any of the other venues/organizations dedicated to all-ages live music.
Besides, even if the CYHSY show was all-ages, would your parents have actually let you go? Mine were firmly convinced that if I ever went to a show at RCKNDY or Green River CC, I was going to end the night raped and drugged. But hey, you can certainly blame your miserable teen years on 21+ shows if that's the story you want in your life.
Get involved with the local music scene-- you'll be happier with yourself in the long run.
well, if it makes him feel better, "CYHSY" sounds horrible live. and this is coming from a guy who really likes their albums.
Oh, and one other thing-- I rarely go to all-ages shows anymore due to the insane levels of rudeness I see displayed by the kids there. At the Tiny Vipers/Damien Jurado show at the Firehouse a month ago, there was a pack of teenagers standing directly in front of the stage, with their backs to Tiny Vipers, and talking. Talking loudly enough that I couldn't hear her, when I was ten fucking feet from the stage and she had a goddamn mic. Because apparently they all needed to stand in front of the stage and discuss their fucking socks at ear-splitting frequencies. Way to support local music, shitheads.
#34 I didn't know there was a maximum age limit to read the Stranger. I'm guessing you wer about six years old when a lot of us started reading it.
i think all-ages shows are fun once in a while, though the enthusiasm of 16 year old boys dancing to the blood brothers is a little much for my old bones these days. any really awesome band will play an all-ages show now and then anyway.
and though it makes us sound older than we are, the "back when i was young" line works here, as the end of the TDO and beginning of the Vera and all that really have made a difference in the last six or seven years or whatever it's been. there are a lot of us who know the difference it made, having become of age right around that time.
that said, if one is still using the "but it's my birthday!" line, it's a baby thing no matter how surprisingly coherent one's plea is, and is icky poo. Tough it out, little buddy, and in the mean time, take advantage of the rad all-ages stuff we have in the city (if eric doesn't kill it first.....jk jk)
Don't worry, you're not missing much. If you could get into the 21+ shows you'd be able to enjoy: 1) drunken blathering so loud you can hardly hear the band 2) 75% of the crowd disinterested in the music and only there to make the scene 3) Bands deflated and lackluster performance due to #1 & 2.
Enjoy what you get now, I guarantee the all ages shows have more music fans in attendance and the experience is better.
That's it! A vodka and child's tears should be called But It's My Birthday!
Flamingbanjo FTW!!!1!
Dingdingding! we have a winner!
His letter would have been more appropriate had he not mentioned his birthday.
Does anyone know where I can buy Children's tears in bulk?
Speaking of which there should be more shows for the 31 and older set... drunk 25 year olds, content with standing for 4 hours, drinking to get drunk, scamming on everything with two legs, confusing screaming with conversation and then being content to move the 10 feet it takes to get to the bar in under 40 minutes is really tired and overplayed.
it's funny, i remember writing the exact same letter when i was 14 too, but substitute 'pixies' for 'clap yr hands' and 'dinosaur jr' for 'brian jonestown massacre'.
your time will come, preston.
oh, and to answer your question, "is booze really important enough to you people for you to deny the amazing memories of a Clap Your Hands Say Yeah concert ON HIS BIRTHDAY to a 14-year-old-boy?", YES.
I bet you could use salt water in place of children's tears. Or maybe just salt the rim of a shot of vodka.
Kid, I try not to even EAT in the presence of children - any restaurant that allows me to have my dinner in the bar, that's where I'll be. No screaming babies, no wandering toddlers, and no shrieking teens. Drunk adults, yeah, but you catch less shit from others when you trip them and "accidentally" dump hot coffee on their heads.
It's not the drinking that's important to me in all-ages show avoidance - it's the kid avoidance. Believe me, if I could go to an over-30s (but under-retirement-age) New Year's party, I would - drunken 22-year-olds puking on their expensive shoes doesn't really do it for me, either.
That being said, you had most of us with you until the birthday part of the whine.
I fucking hate kids.
But daddy, I want to go to a Clap Your Hands Say Yeah show on my birthday. I want it now!
I understand your plight. When I was about sixteen, I wrote an e-mail to Of Montreal and gave them all sorts of reasons as to why they should host an all-ages shows. Not surprisingly, I never received a response to my plea, and I am now happy that I was met with silence instead of some glib from an intern.
While I didn't get to see every band that I liked, I certainly went to a whole butt load of shows when I was in high school. I probably went to more shows at normally 21+ venues than any of the strictly all-ages club. Furthermore , a lot of good indie bands will play all ages shows. The band you wanted just happened to not do that this time around. It's a bummer, but, you probably won't even remember that this happened five years down the line. I certainly can't remember all of the bands I missed.
Also, it sucks that you can't do what you want on your birthday, but try imagining what your birthday would've been like if your boyfriend made you get an AIDS test at Harborview STD Center because, according to him, "all of the Planned Parenthoods were booked" and, when you get there, you find out that it takes a week to get the test results so you're thinking on prom night and the last day of school that you have AIDS and then, upon finding out a week later that you don't have AIDS, your boyfriend ditches you on your birthday so that he can go to a strip club. Now that's a disappointing birthday
There'll be other shows and there'll be other birthdays. Maybe next year will be better.
Preston, you rock. I remember writing quite similar rants when I was under 21, but yours is articulate and has a sense of humor. So ignore the asses replying to you. Yeah, we had to deal with it too -- that doesn't mean it's right. More shows should be all ages -- if not all shows.
I remember one of my favorite bands came to town and played a 21+ show -- the week before my 21st birthday. (I didn't even drink! I just wanted to see the band, so it seemed really unjust.) So yeah, it can suck. And when you get into going to shows as young as you did, it seems like a terrible wait for 21. But you'll get through it.
Just promise you won't turn into one of these "when I was your age I walked both ways uphill! In the snow!" jerks someday.
Preston, go ride your birthday pony and shut the fuck up li'l bitch.
I think we are forgetting one major benefit of underage shows: underage girls.
All this big brother/sister sweet talkin' advice and cuddles to Preston from people on here is making me want to puke.
"Oh Preston, don't listen to these crusty old people, you sweet intelligent little articulate man! You're time will come! One day you'll be able to cum...I mean rock too!"
Vomit. Since you feel so entitled to shit Preston, can't you just ask your rich mommy and daddy to rent Clap Your Hands Say Yeah for your very own privite wank party?
Oh, here's we go, getting all mean and crusty...forgeting how it was when you were 14 and so deprived.....
Maggie: ouch.
I dunno, I liked that "vodka and children's tears" line. That was pretty clever.
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What I will provide is a solid proven example of how the United States Marine Corps has taken this strategy to fact by being agile enough to build a services based unit called the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF). MAGTFs are a balanced air-ground, combined arms task organization of Marine Corps forces under a single commander that is structured to accomplish a specific mission.which we would define in IT as a Service. If the government can pull this off then it can certainly be implemented with even greater success by the private sector.
A good way to understand this strategy of leadership would be the following book a it applies the Marines Way to business which has more in common than you may think.
PRIORITY THREE - It's not going to be cheep, think about how much it costs to runa good Messeging Environment as its the closest comparison I can provide.
Use your Governance Plan and SLAs to drive getting what you need to meet the demands of the business. If the budget is not there then go back to the governance plan and SLA's and ask the BULS what they want to cross off their list of requirements. If they say nothng, then the only thing you can say is this is what the team determined we need to provide the service you asked for. If your provide less then we have to cut the service. Where do you want to start?
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Once people see SharePoint, they will use it and accept it just like people did email in the 90's.
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When I talk to customers, I often hear we had a lot of organic growth. What I translate this to is our Rose Garden is full of weeds!
Define what strategies you will use to customize SharePoint. Each has a set of pros and cons that go along with them that will
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