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Alone With the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction of Ramsey Campbell, 1961-1991by Ramsey Campbell
Includes nearly 40 stories presented in chronological order. The first story The "Tower from Yuggoth," was written when Campbell was a teenager.
Ancient Imagesby Ramsey Campbell
A colleague's violent death and its apparent cause--a stolen copy of an old, never-released Karloff/Lugosi film--set film editor Sandy Allan on the trail of the film's origins and history. Mystery surrounds the movie, and as Sandy learns of the tragedies which haunted its production, she finds herself threatened by an ancient force protecting secrets deeper than the suppression of a 50-year-old movie. Interestingly, in this novel centered on a horror movie supposedly judged too disturbing to be shown in theaters, author Campbell makes it clear that his own view of the genre does not include the splatter films and paperbacks of the 1980s horror market. His brand of fear derives from atmosphere, suggestion, and his trademark fever-dream world, where litter scuttles across deserted sidewalks and toadstools gleam like eyes. Campbell is renowned among fans and writers alike as the master of a skewed and exquisitely terrifying style, and this latest novel will only add to his reputation.
By Bizarre Handsby Ramsey Campbell Lewis Shiner Joe R. Lansdale
"Lansdale is an immense talent."--Booklist. Small-town juvenile delinquents, Pentecostal snake-handlers, zombies, psychopaths, and assorted freaks populate these witty and gritty tales of horror by a master of the genre. The suspenseful, action-packed tales range from visions of a post-apocalyptic world ("Tight Little Stitches in a Dead Man's Back," "On the Far Side of the Cadillac Desert with Dead Folks") to alternative histories ("Trains Not Taken," "Letter from the South, Two Moons West of Nacogdoches"). A dozen other stories of gruesome violence and utter depravity include "The Pit," in which car trouble develops into a life-or-death struggle; "Night They Missed the Horror Show," involving an encounter with ornery rednecks; and "Hell Through a Windshield," in which a drive-in movie provides a one-way ticket to another dimension.By Bizarre Hands, Joe R. Lansdale's debut collection of short stories, was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction, and two of its tales have received Stoker awards. Lansdale's novella Bubba Ho-Tep was adapted into a 2002 film, and his Hap and Leonard detective stories inspired the Sundance Channel television series. This edition features an Introduction by science-fiction novelist Lewis Shiner and an Afterword by horror fiction author Ramsey Campbell. Suggested for mature readers.
Creatures of the Poolby Ramsey Campbell
When his father disappears, Gavin Meadows's search uncovers a race of semihuman beings that have existed in-and under-the city for centuries.
The Darkest Part Of The Woodsby Ramsey Campbell
Campbell introduces readers to the Price family, whose lives have for decades been snarled with the fate of the ancient forest of Goodmanswood. Here, Dr. Lennox Price discovers a hallucinogenic moss that quickly becomes the focus of a cult.
The Doll Who Ate His Motherby Ramsey Campbell
Clare Frayn was giving her brother a ride home, on the night someone ran in front of her car and caused the accident. Her brother died instantly. Funny thing was, they never found his arm.
The Face That Must Dieby Ramsey Campbell
This tense realisticly written horror novel is preceded by two short stories, one of which is semi autobiographical.
Mammoth Books presents The Unexpectedby Ramsey Campbell Michael Marshall Smith Nicholas Royle
What Happens When You Wake Up in the Night - Michael Marshall SmithFor Michael Marshall Smith, this was one of those stories that dropped straight into his head, but the problem was that he didn't want it: "It wasn't an idea I liked. It was clearly some part of my brain serving up a notion simply because it could, and because it knew it could frighten me with it."It did frighten me, and so I did what I always do when that happens - which is write it down, in the hope it will go away."Respects - Ramsey Campbell"'Respects' was suggested by a local incident in which a car thief in his early teens killed himself while fleeing the police," recalls Campbell. "A lamp standard at the site of his demise is still decorated with flowers years after the incident, and the tributes on the obituaries page of one Wallasey newspaper were at least as grotesque as the ones I've invented - the romanticisation of a petty criminal.Cold to Touch - Simon Strantzas"Stories often find their origins in unexpected ways," Strantzas reveals. "I was inspired in this case by a photograph of a Zen garden I once used as my computer's desktop background."There was something there in the coldness of the photograph, something that brought to mind the barren vistas of the Canadian Arctic, which ended up being the perfect setting for my tale of tested faith."The Reunion - Nicholas Royle"'The Reunion' is based on actual events," reveals the author, "but the story only really came into focus for me when I was invited to contribute to Ellen Datlow's Poe anthology."Poe is brilliant. I was at a conference recently where a teacher revealed that she had read Poe's 'The Black Cat' to a lecture theatre full of schoolchildren. She switched off all the lights and used a torch to read by. A number of parents lodged complaints, which she took as a measure of the event's success. My tale is inspired by a different Poe story."Granny's Grinning - Robert Shearman"I love Christmas," says Shearman. "Always have done, and always a bit too passionately. The intensity with which I loved Christmas was delightful when I was eight years old, slightly unusual by the time I was eighteen, and increasingly disturbing thereafter."I was the last one to grow up. It suddenly dawned on me one year, looking into the faces of my parents, and of my sister, that they were all older, and fatter, and less and less festive. And that they were trying so hard to keep me happy each Christmas, pretending they wanted all those presents I'd bought, all those sausage rolls and Quality Street chocs. That what I was trying to do, each December, was somehow reach back into the past and resurrect a time that was dead, that was long dead."I still love Christmas. But now I recognize - as I still make them perform party games, as I still make them open their gifts and smile and say thank you - that they're zombies now. All of them, zombies. I'll never get my childhood back again, not really, or the innocence of that family get-together. So I'll make do with the dead, and pretend."This is a story all about that."In The Garden - Rosalie Parker"'In the Garden' was written after I challenged myself to write a horror story about gardening," explains the author. "It emerged more quickly and easily than anything I've ever written. I think of it more as a prose poem than a story."
The Namelessby Ramsey Campbell
Life seems good from the affluent office of literary agent Barbara Waugh. Business is as usual, and she's anticipating a vacation soon. Then one phone call from her daughter reawakens all the horrors of Barbara's past. Because Angela had been brutally murdered years ago. So if she was still alive, where was she? Who had her in their power? Who can help Barbara as she strays into an evil world of inhuman torture and bloody murders, of gruesome initiations, locked doors - and unheard screams.
The Overnightby Ramsey Campbell
After a series of strange mishaps, a bookstore manager musters his staff for an overnight inventory. But when the staff is sealed in for the night, they find out the bookstore is a doorway to hell.
The Parasiteby Ramsey Campbell
Twenty years after a game of Ouija ends in a ten-year-old's disappearance, Rose Tierney discovers that she has developed psychic powers that enable her to see into the future and travel without her body, but that make her vulnerable to an evil force.
Silent Childrenby Ramsey Campbell
Thriller about a child serial killer in England.
Solomon Kaneby Ramsey Campbell
Solomon Kane is a sixteenth century anti-hero created by renowned sword and sorcery author Robert E Howard (creator of Conan the Barbarian). When Solomon Kane meets the Devil's Reaper, he postpones his fate by renouncing violence - a vow that is soon tested by the forces of evil. Compelled to once again strap on his weapons, he embarks on an epic journey of redemption.
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Some tournaments and individual performances will define the team's 2014 recruiting haul. With Vic Law already on board, there's some optimism surrounding the program. Still, the coaching staff would like to add three more prospects, and why not? Collins wants to re-define the roster in his vision, and his first efforts appear extremely effective.
Now, the coaching staff hits the road to watch candidates on the fringe of receiving offers. They'll toss out some in July and some in August, hoping to find the next great addition. We'll be all over coverage of Northwestern basketball recruiting efforts, beginning with a pivotal tournament in Indianapolis.
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Location: Indianapolis
Date: July 10-14
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Joe Burton, 4-star shooting guard
Ben Lammers, 3-star center
Matt Cimino, 3-star center
Andre Chatfield, 3-star shooting guard
Mack Mercer, 3-star power forward
Bryant McIntosh, 3-star shooting guard
B.J. Taylor, unranked point guard
Gavin Skelly, unranked power forward
Peyton Aldridge, unranked power forward
Scott Lindsey, unranked shooting guard
What does the future of the 4-spot look like?
Everything indicates that Chris Collins would like to land a power forward. There's very little depth at the position, which will only grow worse when Nikola Cerina graduates. This makes Indianapolis one of the most important tournaments in all of July.
There are three primary targets at the 4-spot who plan on playing in Indianapolis: Peyton Aldridge, Gavin Skelly and Mack Mercer. Patrick Baldwin continues to recruit Aldridge and Skelly, both of Team Work (Ohio) on the AAU circuit. Aldridge functions as more of the stretch-4 prototype, with Skelly an insanely athletic traditional interior player.
We have first word on Mercer's Northwestern recruitment. The Plymouth (Ind.) power forward emerged as a target in recent weeks. Despite being fairly under-recruited, mention of his name has started to turn heads on the trail.
Can local players step up?
With several Illinois players in attendance, some new faces could very well make an impression on this coaching staff. Although the current list (for 2014 alone) includes at least 19 players with open recruitments, NU is certainly open to some extensive research.
It'll be interesting to see how flexible the group is throughout the first week. Could they jump in on once-fringe prospects? Despite this clear vision and aggression, you never know how the plans might change.
It's important to understand how flexible some of the travel plans are. If Baldwin sees some dominant shooting guard early in Indy, Collins has the ability to catch a red-eye flight and see for himself. Crazy things happen, and the NU staff has more than enough scholarships to work with.
Will Scott Lindsey keep rising?
Several local analysts continue to praise the Fenwick HS (Ill.) shooting guard after his strong spring. Lindsey criticized his own game this high school season, explaining that he started to turn the corner in AAU ball.
Lindsey visited campus early in the Collins era and enjoyed the experience. It'll take a lot for him to reach high-major offer status, but NU could work with a talented wing player. This is your standard sleeper pick.
The instate talent boasts some versatility that could help his case. He's at the very least guaranteed to receive some attention from the NU coaching staff. If he succeeds, really, anything could happen.
We'll have coverage of AAU tournaments and Northwestern basketball recruiting news throughout the month.

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The advantage of having an extensive set of thylakoid membranes in the chloroplast are:
• Thylakoid is a membrane-bound compartment inside chloroplasts.
• It is the site, where light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis take place.
• Thylakoids have thylakoid membranes that surround the thylakoid lumen.
• Have an extensive set of thylakoid membranes in the chloroplasts.
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There are a few things to consider before you start making money online. This isn't rocket science, but you do need to have the right information. Here are some guidelines for you to follow so you're able to get things done in the right way.
If you can write well, it would be a great idea for you to join a site like InfoBarrel or Squidoo, which are both revenue sharing sites. You can write about things that interest you and you make money from it. You can even combine this with an affiliate program through Amazon.com to further boost your earning potential.
Take a look at survey work. There are many out there. They can be a good source of a little extra money. Some do not pay very well. However, they are easy to do during down time, and the money you make from them will quickly add up.
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It can take time to learn how to profit from online work. You will need to find what you are best at and stick to it. If you can find a mentor, take advantage of them. Keep your eyes open for new opportunities, as these are emerging daily. In this way, you will be an online money making success!
While there are many legitimate companies for making money online, there are also quite a few scams. This makes it essential to look into every company prior to beginning with them. The Better Business Bureau is useful for learning whether an enterprise is reputable.
Affiliate marketing is a good way to earn money online. It does require a website with steady traffic. Give consideration to the types of themes and topics that you enjoy writing about. Find a site that specializes in advertising and join. You then can get a commission off of anything that people buy.
If you have financial savvy, you may try your hand at trading in the forex or futures market. Check out trends and figure out how you can turn them into income. Avoid overspending your budget, and use common sense when it comes to spending what you have earned.
Try to find ways that pay even while you are away from your computer. Passive income sources are those in which minimal effort is needed for monetary gain. One way to do this would be by setting up a forum, with ads, and spending a little time on daily moderation.
If there is anything you are good at in your daily life, it can often be turned into revenue online. Joined a book club? Make a blog to review books you read and with links to these books on Amazon using the affiliate link. Do you like crocheting as a hobby? Knit or crochet afghans, pot holders or even socks and sell them online!
Online Mystery Shopping
Try online mystery shopping. You may have heard something about this before. These are people paid to go to a physical store, shop and then document their time there. Online mystery shopping professionals are in higher demand than ever. You might have to pay for your own purchases in the beginning, but online mystery shopping could be lucrative for you.
You can sell your wares on the Internet to make money. Websites like CafePress let people open a virtual store where t-shirts can be sold. You make the shirts buyers want. You will be in charge of advertising your CafePress.com store by letting people know about it through online forums, Craiglist or your local newspaper.
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This course focuses on the regulation of business in Latin America and the most important differences between the Civil Law tradition and the Common Law. The course exposes the students to some of the main issues that may arise in the practice of law dealing with Latin America. Emphasis is placed on the appropriate choice of a business entity by an American investor and in the analysis and comparison of the laws of business associations and securities regulation applicable in Latin America and in the United States. Important cultural, historical and political traits of the region will be highlighted, as they are extremely influential in the transactions of business and international legal relations.
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United booked their place in the last four thanks to a 2-0 win over Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium, while Sunderland upset Chelsea 2-1 on Tuesday.
The draw leaves keeps alive the possibility of an all-Manchester final after City were pitted against West Ham United.
West Ham sealed their spot in the draw after they came from behind to seal a 2-1 win over Tottenham at White Hart Lane on Wednesday.
And Manuel Pellegrini's City secured their last-four berth after a commanding 3-1 victory over Leicester on Tuesday night.
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Chambres Romance, élégance, jacuzzi / cheminée lit avec vue panoramique sur les montagnes depuis votre terrasse privée! L'Country Inn vous avez toujours cherché, mais jamais pensé que vous pouvez trouver! Un luxe abordable, à pied de tout, des restaurants, des commerces et de toutes les activités. Niché dans le charmant village de la Nouvelle Angleterre de North Conway, la Chambre Wyatt est un pas en arrière dans le passé où un mot gentil, un sourire et une chance de récupérer confort chaleureux et simple consolation est un événement quotidien. Annuaire du Voyage en Amérique du Nord dit, "le plus romantique de la Nouvelle Angleterre". Profitez intermèdes tranquilles sur la véranda en osier rempli. Voir la splendeur des montagnes et les rebords des ponts, marcher jusqu'à la rivière. Offrez-vous la romance et épicurien se complaît dans un salon avec cheminée 1880. L'heure du thé anglais avec des gâteaux et des friandises fraîchement cuits au four, faire dorloter avec un multi-sûr le petit déjeuner gastronomique. Élégance paisible avec les plus hauts standards. Rec par Best Places to Kiss Dans NE; Guide de Chesler à B & B dans le nord; l'Amérique Petit guide merveilleux pour les hôtels et auberges. "A Dream Bed and Breakfast», explique Voyage Magazine hebdomadaire. Il ya 5 chambres avec jacuzzi somptueux de et cheminées, et toutes les chambres ont des bains privés
4,8 sur mai 20, 2016
In my 3rd consecutive fall foliage vacation this was the first B&B where I felt completely welcome and treated wonderfully by our gracious host Elaine. Loved all of it and will be back 2016.
4,4 sur mai 20, 2016
Elaine and Trish were wonderful! We felt as if we had known them forever. every detail was taken care of. The Inn was clean and well decorated. Breakfast was lovingly prepared. The bed was the most comfortable we slept n for a long time!!
4,6 sur octobre 16, 2015
We recently had the pleasure of staying in the Wyatt House Country Inn towards the end of our New England holiday. The only mistake we made, which was only apparent after we had left, is that we had not stayed in this property for longer! On arrival we were warmly greeted by Elaine who booked us in swiftly and then gave us a tour of the Inn; which was tastefully decorated with plenty of old-world charm. Elaine gave recommendations on where to eat, one of which was next door to the Inn called 'May Kelly's' where we ate on our second night and received 10% discount after Elaine gave us a card to show to them. This is a restaurant we would recommend. We stayed in the Angels View room, which has it's own entrance on the side of the property, a bathroom with a huge Jacuzzi and a real flame fire that added to the ambience. We had been promised a mountain view, on the first day this is where Elaine failed (we had arrived on a cloudy wet day!) but the following morning we woke to a fantastic view of trees and mountains. Outside of the room we had our own small deck and a large garden area which has a view of the nearby river. The bed was extremely comfortable. At breakfast you have the choice of either sitting in one dining room on small tables or alternatively in the larger dining room with one large table that you can share with other guests. We opted for the latter as it was always fun to exchange stories and travel tips with others. Elaine provided huge very tasty breakfasts which were enough to last you through to dinner that evening; she was an excellent hostess who had a real knack of making you feel at home in her property. This is an Inn that we will definitely be visiting again (for longer next time) and one that we can unreservedly recommend to others. It really is somewhere very special. Thanks to Elaine for making us feel so welcome. Gerry & Glenda
5 sur avril 16, 2015
Situated by great eateries and a friendly, historic downtown center, The Wyatt House Inn and its innkeeper, Elaine, provide a true home away from home. All home cooked breakfasts add to your memorable and adventurous stay.
3,4 sur janvier 28, 2015
All the charm & comfort of grandma's house. Great room & shared spaces. Elaine was the best. She had good suggestions for visiting town. House could stand a few updates but still it was charming.
4,8 sur janvier 24, 2014
You will love it! Some of the rooms have awful wallpaper!...but some people are into that. Thedouble tubs and fireplaces are amazing. The warm snack and coffee upon check in is so nice, breakfast is super delicious!
3,8 sur janvier 14, 2014
We won a gift card for a B&B and decided on North Conway. After researching this site and others and reading reviews/comments we decided on the Wyatt. And we were not disappointed! The Inn was comfortable and warm with a Victorian décor. Our room (Stacie's view) was nice and had a nice view off the deck of the Saco river, however it was Jan 9th-10th 2014 and we just looked from inside! Nice sunset over the mountain too! Elaine is a wonderful host and we felt like we had known her for years! Breakfast was fabulous!! Close to everything and most importantly May Kelly's Irish pub is next door and you can walk!! If we head North again, which we don't do often we would definitely stay here again!
5 sur novembre 07, 2013
We recently spent the night here ,meeting friends for an adult overnighter. We had a great experience from the minute the reservations were made. We were greeted warmly and were pleased with the how lovely the inn was. We had use of the house and enjoyed cocktails in the parlor before going out to dinner . After a fun night out we ended our evening with a big piece of cheesecake and 4 forks in the kitchen. The breakfast was delicious and the dining room perfectly suited to the house décor. We loved the relaxed comfortable atmosphere of this inn and it's keepers. We would highly recommend it and will go back.
4,8 sur septembre 24, 2013
I've stayed in over 100 B&B's through out the US and Canada. This place definitely ranks among the best. Others may have finer furnishings or better restoration, but none surpass Wyatt House's congenial hosts; comfortable suites; great breakfasts; and evening coffee, tea, brandy or wine. Location is great for touring the White Mountains. Rates are relatively inexpensive, to boot. I departed at 4AM for the sunrise drive up Mt. Washington. The host considered providing breakfast before my departure. I declined, but deeply appreciated such a gesture. Charles S., Tempe, AZ
5 sur février 17, 2013
Such an outstanding experience-everything about Wyatt House gives you the feeling of being home and our host, Elaine, is a very friendly, outgoing, thoughtful and caring person. The Inn is tastefully decorated with many antiques and small pieces of art from the past put in just the right areas of every part of every room and is spotlessly clean and homey. We highly recommend this Inn to all adults looking for a cozy, quiet, peaceful and relaxing place to stay.
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Syd Straw
Surprise is an appropriate title for this playful debut solo album by the former lead singer of the Golden Palominos. With the help of many gifted, idiosyncratic collaborators—John Doe (X), Michael Stipe (R.E.M.) and Richard Thompson, among others—Straw and her breathy soprano range from folk ballads (Stephen Foster's "Hard Times") to hard rockers ("Racing to the Ruins") to longing love songs ("Almost Magic"). About the only thing that doesn't emerge is a clear personal vision. It's as though so many talents went into this that Straw herself is missing.
The album opens with a hard-rocking number called "Think Too Hard": "You think too hard, you blow yourself in two." The song provides an ironic stance—lest we think that Straw doesn't know she is thinking too hard about thinking too hard. And a combination of strong electric guitars and acoustic playing sets the tone for an album of mixed moods. ("Think Too Hard" seems a personal statement, but it's one of the few songs on the album Straw herself didn't have a hand in writing.)
The purest moments on Surprise come in Straw's sweet, vulnerable and precise love songs. "Chasing Vapor Trails (His Turn to Cry)," for instance, is about seeing a man at his worst: "I gave you 10 second chances/ You gave me nine alibis." When she adopts an Everywoman voice on such songs as "Future 40s (String of Pearls)," Straw roams too far. Lines like "Meanwhile the world would try to mend/The future looked like the '40s" seem cryptic. But Straw can get it just right, as on "Racing to the Ruins," which opens with the conceit, "We are like angels in heat/ We have a lustful life." Then there is the exactly relevant "Sphinx"—"She speaks in riddles 'cause that's just the way she thinks"—an allusion to the artifact that, like Straw, is nonetheless intriguing for being so stubbornly unrevealing. (Virgin)
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Skip to comments.George W. Bush to raise cancer awareness in Africa (Bush defends his Big Government programs)
Posted on 11/23/2011 11:58:19 AM PST by rabscuttle385
DALLAS (AP) Former President George W. Bush will travel to Africa next month to raise awareness about cervical and breast cancer, an effort he calls a "natural extension" of a program launched during his presidency that helps fight AIDS on the continent.
Bush, former first lady Laura Bush and officials with the George W. Bush Institute are heading to Tanzania, Zambia and Ethiopia from Dec. 1 through Dec. 5, where they'll visit clinics and meet with governmental and health care leaders.
"We believe it's in our nation's interest to deal with disease and set priorities and save lives," Bush told The Associated Press.
In 2003, Bush launched the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, to expand AIDS prevention, treatment and support programs in countries hit hard by the epidemic.
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I thought Africans had their hands full with Elephant stampedes and hyena attacks.
Gag me with a spoon.
When did FR become so radically conservative that we would condone being so harsh about former President Bush?
Holy smokes.
I think this is getting ridiculous.
Used to be there was some respect for people.
It's really rather sad.
Yep. Bush wasted billions of dollars a year on AIDS prevention in Africa. It was used to fund family planning outfits and condom distributors, and the net result was to spread MORE AIDS.
Much of the money was sucked up by gay activists who inevitably run these programs.
And it earned him absolutely no thanks from the gay community, which continued to blame him for the spread of AIDS.
Bush had his good points and his bad points. His support of these AIDS programs did a lot more harm than good. See my previous post. It was not one of his good points.
Bush was a Big Government borrow-and-spend "compassionate conservative" RINO tool who paved the way for Obama.
I don't agree. He is a good man who did what he thought was best.
So many people think they know everything!
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
So many people think they know everything!
Yes, including Bush, who thought he knew how to spend my future tax dollars better than I would.
I feel sorry for you.
May God bless George Bush.
Don't patronize me, Bushbot.
Can you explain what you mean by "radically conservative"?
yup, you can dish it out, but not take any criticism.
Good day
Hey , calling Bush a rino does not make one a radical conservative. Bush presided over the largest growth of government since LBJ.
Examples: when someone cannot be civil about any Republican running for president...or when referring to a former President..or when a candidate is ridiculed to the nth degree for having a slightly different view on something.
It's kind of pathetic. (but that's just my humble opinion)
He did what was best for the ruling class and foreigners. I can't agree that he's a good man based on his actions, though.
I liked Bush and still do.
Voted for him at least twice. :)
However, he was squishy on the social issues...sorry if that offends some.
He scores a 7.2 in my book.
Had he been a hard nose social conservative he would have easily broke 9.
Reagan was a 9.4.
WhereasCarter was a 1.1, Clinton was a 2.9 and Ibama is a -8.5!
Well I'm certainly not offened by your post.
I tend to agree. ;)
I just get fed up with all the foolish name calling, etc. (RINO- yeah, okay)
Love the 1-10 (and minus 10) scale, by the way!
Jorge was really good at traveling here and there "pledging" billions of dollars of taxpayers' money for this or that. Nothing like borrowing money from the Chicoms for foreign welfare, and handing the ticket to our grandchildren.
That's big government "conservatism" and let's make sure we don't repeat the mistake this time around.
The AIDS Relief plan is part of a national security directive to prevent the emergence of failed states in Africa. Bush is right, you're wrong.
GWB and his family just live for a Democrat to compliment them, but the Democrats never seem to get around to doing so.
I thought the Bush administration did back the abstinence and faithful monogamy programs, which did make a difference in Uganda, instead of only supporting the condom and drug programs, as most other agencies seem to.
How much of a problem is breast cancer in Africa, anyway? It used to be fairly rare here, when women had babies young, and the average life span was only about 60 years. Which conditions still hold in Africa.
And cervical cancer is prevented by the same behaviors that prevent HIV infection.
As far as I know it's never been off limits to speak the truth about a big government RINO. You don't get pass for liberal polices cause you have an "R" next to your name.
He is a good man who did what he thought was best.
Guess what, a lot of what he thought was best was DEAD WRONG. If a democrat President did the same things they're wouldn't be people like you irrationality defending it.
I guess I will just have to agree to disagree with some of you!
Good day~
I don't recall all of the details, but the guy Bush put in charge of the program was, I believe, a professional gay activist. Bush did continue to support abstinence training as an option in the schools, against the wishes of Democrats who wanted it to be all condoms, all the time. But in Africa, I think he basically had to deal with the agencies and NGOs already in place, and with UN influence.
I think Bush's intentions were good, but he really didn't think it through. And he was notoriously weak at replacing all the clintonoids and other leftists who controlled the various federal agencies he inherited.
There were some Christian-dominated countries in Africa at that time, and presumably whatever money went to them was better spent.
| John Derbyshire: Eight Wasted Years
...Margaret Thatcher used to talk about the ratchet effect. When the Left gets power, she said, they drive everything Left; when the Right gets power, they slow the Leftward drive, perhaps even halt it for a spell; but nothing ever gets moved to the Right. U.S. politics in the 21st century so far bears out this dismal analysis. What does the Right have to show for eight years of a Republican presidency? I supported George W. Bush in 2000 because I thought he had a conservative bone in his body somewhere. I supported him in 2004 because I thought him the lesser of two evils. At this point, I wouldnt let the fool park his car in my driveway. Bruce Bartlett was right, every damn word...Bill Gertz interview on Hannity and Colmes
Gertz: Well he casts himself as a compassionate conservative and I argue that he's neither. That his administration is neither. He's done tremendous damage to the conservative movement...
Dubya: A good, but deeply unwise man.
Karl Rove never tires of reminding us how many books the remarkably inarticulate former president reads, but we never seem to hear any evidence of the knowledge and wisdom books are supposed to impart to their readers coming out of GWB's mouth.
The Bush presidency marks the beginning of the steepest slide in prestige and prosperity this nation has experienced in over one hundred years, a slide that's only picked up pace in the Obama years.
Let's hope it's not too late to turn it around.
Compassionate conservatism.
I know an immigrant from Ethiopia living and voting here in Maryland. He worships Obama and hates Bush, he says everything bad now is Bush's fault. He is a braindead socialist. His friends agree with him too and he is bringing over lots of relatives. He wont give a crap about this.
Compassionate conservatism. Thanks Bush.
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Generally, welding produces welding deformation and residual stress in the products, which influences the quality and performance of the products. Although many engineers and researchers have made great effort how to control these incidents, they have still remained unresolved. Welding Deformation and Residual Stress Prevention provides a unique computational approach to the prediction of the effects of deformation and residual stress on materials. The goal is to provide engineers and designers with the ability to create their own computational system for predicting and possibly avoiding the problem altogether.
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Chapter 1. Introduction to Welding Mechanics
1.1 Basic Concepts of Welding and Welding Mechanics
1.2 Process of the Production of Residual Stress and Inherent Strain
1.3 Reproduction of Residual Stress by Inherent Strain and Inverse Analysis for Inherent Strain
1.4 Numerical Examples of Residual Stress, Inherent Strain, and Inherent Displacement
Chapter 2. Introduction to Measurement and Prediction of Residual Stresses with the Help of Inherent Strains
2.1 Inherent Strains and Resulting Stresses
2.2 Measured Strains in Experiments and Inherent Strains
2.3 Effective and Noneffective Inherent Strains
2.4 Determination of Effective Inherent Strains from Measured Residual Stresses
2.5 Most Probable Value of Effective Inherent Strain and Accuracy of the Measurement of Residual Stress
2.6 Derivation of Elastic Response Matrix
2.7 Measuring Methods and Procedures of Residual Stresses in Two- and Three-Dimensional Models
2.8 Prediction of Welding Residual Stresses
Chapter 3. Mechanical Simulation of Welding
3.1 Heat Flow and Temperature During Welding
3.2 Basic Concepts of Mechanical Problems in Welding
Chapter 4. The Finite Element Method
4.1 Finite Element Method as A Powerful Tool for A Variety of Problems
4.2 Types of Problems and the Corresponding Basic Equations
4.3 Basic Concepts of the Variational Principle
4.4 How to Solve a Problem with More Than One Element
4.5 Incremental Method for Nonlinear Problems
4.6 Simple Examples of Analyzing Thermal Elastic-Plastic-Creep Behavior
4.7 Basic Theoretical Solutions to Validate Results Obtained by the FEM
4.8 Flow of Analysis for Welding Deformation and Residual Stress
4.9 Checklist for Rational Simulation
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When: 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. April 18
Where: South Carolina Aquarium, 100 Aquarium Wharf, downtown Charleston
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WID Luncheon
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When: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. April 18
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Spring Thing
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Price: 50 cents
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Hop Diggity Dog Easter
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Price: Free
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Sweet Tea Storytelling
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When: 5-7 p.m. April 18
Where: Coleman Fine Art, 79 Church St., downtown Charleston
Price: Free
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Historic Pub Strolls
What: Participants will tour Charleston's historic pubs and taverns.
When: 5:30 p.m. Fridays
Where: Washington Square Park, 78 Broad St., downtown Charleston
Price: $20
More Info: 442-7299 or www.charlestonpiratetour.com
Spring Concert Series
What: The Shem Creek Boogie Band will play live music with food and beverages available for purchase.
When: 6-9 p.m. April 18
Where: Freshfields Village Green, 149 Village Green Lane, Johns Island
Price: Free
More Info: 768-6491 or www.freshfieldsvillage.com/events
Pet Helpers Dog Jogs
What: Pet Helpers hosts weekly dog jogs around Hampton Park.
When: 6 p.m. Fridays
Where: Palmetto Brewing Company, 289 Huger St., downtown Charleston
Price: Free
More Info: 795-1110 or www.pethelpers.org
Charity Wine Tasting
What: Participants will sample four wines to benefit a featured local charity or non-profit.
When: 6-8 p.m. Fridays
Where: Ted's Butcherblock, 334 East Bay St., downtown Charleston
Price: $5
More Info: 577-0094 or www.tedsbutcherblock.com
Palmetto Loading Dock Music Series
What: Palmetto Brewing Co. and Awendaw Green present a spring and summer concert series with beer available for purchase.
When: 6-9 p.m. Fridays
Where: Palmetto Brewing Company, 289 Huger St., downtown Charleston
Price: Free
More Info: 937-0903 or www.palmettobrewery.com
'Last of the Lovers'
What: A middle-age, married burn-out tries to revitalize his love life through three disastrous flings in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers."
When: 7 p.m. April 18
Where: Crabpot Players, 1137 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., Mount Pleasant
Price: $15-18
More Info: 888-303-0763 or www.crabpotplayers.com
Friday Wine Tasting
What: This tasting will focus on wines to compliment Easter dinners.
When: 7 p.m. April 18
Where: The Wine Shop of Charleston, 3 Lockwood Drive, downtown Charleston
Price: $5.50
More Info: 577-3881 or www.thewineshopofcharleston.com
'Other Desert Cities'
What: A memoir writer threatens to expose her family's darkest secrets.
When: 7:30 p.m. April 18
Where: Pure Theatre, 477 King St., downtown Charleston
Price: $18-30
More Info: 723-4444 or www.puretheatre.org
'Sherlock Holmes'
What: Sherlock Holmes must chase a villain through Charleston's past and present.
When: 7:30 p.m. April 18
Where: The Black Fedora Comedy Mystery Theatre, 164 Church St., downtown Charleston
Price: $24 adults, $22 students and military, $15 kids under 13
More Info: 937-6453 or www.charlestonmysteries.com
'Gershwin at Folly'
What: The musical story of George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward's work on "Porgy and Bess."
When: 7:30 p.m. April 18
Where: Dock Street Theatre, 135 Church St., downtown Charleston
Price: $38.50 adults, $36.50 seniors, $22.50 students and military
More Info: 577-7183 or www.charlestonstage.com
Improv Tournament
What: Six teams will compete in the second of three preliminary rounds in this improv comedy tournament, with a chance for audience members to join the competition.
When: 8 p.m. April 18
Where: Theatre 99, 280 Meeting St., downtown Charleston
Price: $10
More Info: 853-6687 or www.theatre99.com
What: DanceFX, Charleston Dance Project and Entropy Ensemble present a multimedia dance performance in "Mannequin: The American Dream."
When: 8:30 p.m. April 18
Where: Sottile Theatre, 44 George St., downtown Charleston
Price: $10 advance, $15 at the door
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Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
The 8 air-conditioned apartments feature kitchens and space to spread out with separate bedrooms, living rooms, and dining areas. Guests can enjoy cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Coffee makers, ironing boards, and desks are also standard.
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Guests staying at Comfort Apartments enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a garden. For transportation, you can make use of an airport shuttle, as well as a free train station shuttle. A multilingual staff is on hand to assist with luggage storage and tours/tickets.
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Apartment stays allow for more space and privacy. Likely located in an urban or quieter residential area, you can live and shop like a local. Best for stays of 2 days or longer, enjoy perks like full kitchens, and space to entertain and relax with your friends and family.
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Comfort Apartments features a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Budapest apartment also offers a garden and an elevator (lift).
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Number of floors - 6
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- Elevator/lift
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Knocked Up: Susan Slade (1961)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on January 26, 2016
In 1958 Delmer Daves suffered a heart attack, forcing him out of the Wild West and into the boudoir. Instructed by his doctors to avoid physically taxing Western location shoots, he embarked on a series of lurid melodramas starring poseable Ken doll Troy Donahue. Donahue's unthreatening blonde-haired blue-eyed good looks made him the heartthrob of choice from 1959 – 1962, when he made A Summer Place, Parrish, Susan Slade and Rome Adventure with Daves, all of which were box office hits and critical failures (the latter three are available on DVD in WB's Romance Classics box set, while A Summer Place is out on its own). They are films about sex that treat it as an inevitable result of adolescence, not as a threat to be avoided, and teenagers of the time must have appreciated this honesty, along with the vibrant Technicolor photography capturing the dewy Donahue/Sandra Dee/Connie Stevens. And if you were going to have an illegitimate baby, the gentle Donahue would be the father of choice. I added a poster of Susan Slade to my Facebook page, and immediately one of my friend's mothers commented, "I was in love with Troy Donahue." These are movies that are weighted with sense memories for people of a certain age, and they are ripe for reevaluation.
Critics have prioritized Daves' war films (Pride of the Marines) and Westerns (3:10 to Yuma, Jubal), but these disreputable melodramas are equally representative of his talents, trading Western vistas for suburban split-levels. Dave Kehr wrote in the New York Times that, "the virtues of Daves's late romances are essentially the same as those of his adventure films: characters composed with the utmost integrity and respect; a gift for creating a detailed and convincing social background; and a strong, clear narrative style that allowed him to manage a large cast of characters and several simultaneous levels of dramatic events." I have previously written about A Summer Place, but today I am going to discuss Susan Slade, a remarkably strange romance in which Connie Stevens, with the aid of her permissive parents, hides her unwanted pregnancy from the world, and then falls in love with the intellectual-novelist-stable boy Donahue, from whom she hides the truth. The film throws up any number of improbable barriers to their union, from a Guatemalan coal mine to an ill-fated cigarette lighter. Their union is impossible, until it isn't.
Robert Redford & Sydney Pollack: A Creative Partnership
Posted by Kimberly Lindbergs on January 22, 2015
It's easy to assume that this memorable line I borrowed from THE WAY WE WERE (1973) summarizes Robert Redford's own life and career. After all, Redford was blessed with all-American good looks and is an incredibly likable performer with limitless charisma. But in truth, Redford's early years were complicated and he spent more than a decade working in television and film before his iconic role in BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969) made him a bona fide star at age 33. After appearing in one of the top-grossing films of all time you'd expect Hollywood to embrace the sun-kissed actor without reservation but Redford had to fight incredibly hard to continue to make the kind of movies he wanted to make.
Behind many of the popular box office successes and critically acclaimed films that followed, Redford was battling studio heads, arguing with writers, waging war with producers and doing everything in his power to make meaningful films that provided him with complex and challenging roles throughout the 1970s. Today Redford's impressive filmography during that decade is a testament to his artistic integrity at the time and illustrates his commitment to making quality pictures that entertained but also left audiences with a lot to think about. And some of the best films Redford appeared in during this period were directed by his longtime collaborator and friend, Sydney Pollack.
Comedy of Remarriage: The Moon's Our Home (1936)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on January 20, 2015
Struggling stage actors Henry Fonda and Margaret Sullavan were married on December 25, 1931. They divorced two months later. In 1936, Fonda and Sullavan were both burgeoning movie stars, and appeared together in the romantic comedy The Moon's Our Home, whose story of whirlwind romance and hurricane breakup recalled their brief fling. Recently released on DVD from the Universal Vault, the studio's burn-on-demand service, the film is an aggressive farce that gained added oomph from Fonda and Sullavan's fraught, passionate relationship (the transfer looks soft and interlaced, but it's watchable). Director William A. Seiter was a sensitive shaper of star personas, having helped mold the Dadaist antics of Wheeler and Woolsey and the blossoming sass of Ginger Rogers. The Moon's Our Home, with the aid of some acidic dialogue contributed by Dorothy Parker, is a bumptious battle of the sexes, with Sullavan a bite-sized Napoleon and Fonda her arrogant outdoorsman opponent. Their fights are shockingly violent, and the film ends with one of them in a straightjacket.
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"Cry who will, laugh who can." So begins Lola; with this Chinese proverb that makes clear its intentions.
How does Jacques Demy's Lola, released over a half-century ago, in 1961, still work its magic on me? Normally any kind of conceit involving a love triangle that includes one character who serves as a veritable knight in shining armor simply would not stand any chance of seducing me. Yet, despite some minor distractions (like an American soldier who speaks both his English and French lines with a jarring accent that doesn't seem to belong to either language), the film has buoyancy and charm that never flag. It's a pure delight, one that serves to remind us of the power of innocence.
Caught on Film: Hollywood Romances That Ignited On Set
Posted by Kimberly Lindbergs on February 13, 2014
Tomorrow is February 14th, otherwise known as Valentine's Day. I thought I'd celebrate the occasion by taking a look at some sizzling screen romances that ignited while the cameras were rolling. Anyone who knows a thing or two about Hollywood history knows that it's not uncommon for actors to fall head over heels for their costars. And who can blame them? When two attractive actors are asked to feign love while kissing and cuddling for our amusement I suspect that the lines between fantasy and reality can easily become blurred. These on set affairs seldom last but they can wreck marriages and leave a trail of broken hearts in their wake. But the heart wants what it wants and on some occasions these romantic rendezvous develop into long lasting loving relationships. And best of all? They often leave us with some passion filled films that make for great viewing on Valentine's Day!
Heat Waves: A Summer Place (1959)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on July 23, 2013
The infernal weather system that soaked the Northeast in sweat this past week was moving backwards. In the United States these systems usually travel west to east, but this persistent "dome of hot air" was traveling in reverse. I feel a kinship with this contrarian gasbag, so in its honor I will look back at an undervalued movie set during summer. A Summer Place (1959) is mainly remembered for birthing the #1 instrumental single by Percy Faith (adapted from the Max Steiner score), but it was a sensation at the time for its frank discussion of sex. It marked a transition in director Delmer Daves' career from macho action-adventure films into melodramatic women's pictures, one of the more reviled shifts in film history. He completed his twilight Western The Hanging Tree in August of 1958, and made four candy-colored romance pictures for WB afterward. Dismissed by both critics (the NY Times memorably called it "garishly sex-scented…. The whole thing leaves a rancid taste") and ardent admirers (Jean-Pierre Coursodon called this period "dangerously close to artistic suicide") , today they are ripe for rediscovery. A Summer Place is bursting with erotic energy that spreads out in the Technicolor widescreen frame, and treats adultery and teen sex with a forthright shrug.
The Love Song of Capt. McGloo
Posted by David Kalat on May 12, 2012
Hollywood's fascination with itself has generally meant that movies about movies–or, more precisely, movies that celebrate movies–tend to be overvalued by the film establishment relative to their actual merits. For example, Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels tends to show up on a lot of classic movie lists, it was singled out for the Criterion treatment back before Criterion's management really cottoned on to the idea that comedies can be classics, and when writers try to summarize why Preston Sturges is important, Sullivan's Travels is almost always cited as his one or two most significant accomplishments. What Sullivan's Travels is not, however, is terribly funny–it is one of Sturges' tamer works. If you want to ask me what Sturges should be most remembered for, I'd have to say Palm Beach Story–a profoundly anarchic comic masterpiece that wholly abdicates any responsibility to make a lick of sense.
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on January 24, 2012
The intrepid Twilight Time label continues their line of limited edition Blu-Ray releases with an absolutely gorgeous version of Picnic, Columbia's romantic smash of 1955-1956. Sold exclusively through on-line retailer Screen Archives, it presents James Wong Howe's Technicolor cinematography in eye-titillating detail. Based on William Inge's Pulitzer Prize winning play from 1953, Picnic is a garishly entertaining melodrama that sets earthy he-man William Holden after prim beauty queen Kim Novak, upending a small Kansas town in the process.
A New Film Roster
Posted by Pablo Kjolseth on November 20, 2011
Today marks the last day of my Fall calendar film program. Now it's time to roll up my sleeves and get working on the next one. My goal is to find 50 titles that provide repertory programming, community and academic outreach, festival favorites, cult oddities, challenging cinema, quality docs, along with enough arthouse money-makers and crowd-pleasers to keep the whole damn thing alive. The ideal mix honors the past, is grounded in the present, and has an eye for the future. Like a good friend, it needs to have the temerity to confront you with uncomfortable truths, take you to new places, introduce you to new talents, provide a window to other cultures, feed the mind, feed the soul, provide catharsis, tears, laughter, and a wide variety of surprises. A few directors come to mind who try to do all those things in one film, but this at risk of making you nauseous. (I'm looking at you Takashi Miike!) What follows are some of my top-picks (so far) as I consider titles to include in my Spring calendar. [...MORE]
38th Telluride Film Festival
Posted by Pablo Kjolseth on September 11, 2011
In case you missed it, the Telluride Film Festival had its 38th bash last Labor Day Weekend, September 2-5. It included the latest films by Aki Kaurismäki, Werner Herzog, Martin Scorsese, Alexander Payne, Béla Tarr, David Cronenberg, and many more. But the reason I still love Telluride is not because it delivers the newest works from so many talented directors, but because they also focus on the past (showing silent films, archive prints, and various repertory titles), along with some unexpected programming courtesy of guest directors who are given Carte blanche to select anything they like, no matter how esoteric that might be. (This year the guest director was Brazilian composer, singer, guitarist, writer, and political activist Caetano Veloso, who has worked on soundtracks for Michelangelo Antonioni and Pedro Almodóvar). Telluride also eschews the competitive awards-system that drives so many other festivals and has managed to sidestep being mobbed by industry professionals, brand-obsessed sponsors, or party-obsessed socialites. In sum, Telluride has managed to still be that rare festival that bends over backwards to bring obscure 35mm movies while simultaneously providing viewers with cinematic experiences that challenge them to broaden their horizons rather than simply pandering to market whims or popular taste. And, yes, I say that despite the fact that this year its tribute star was George Clooney. [...MORE]
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The crash happened on French Street, just south of East 18th Street shortly before 9:30 a.m.
Fire officials took about 30 minutes to extricate the man from the vehicle.
The man was transported to UPMC Hamot with serious injuries. Further information on his condition was not available.