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Thanks to Edelman DC for sharing some renderings of the coming REI Flagship store at the former Uline Arena in NoMa [1146 3rd Street, NE]. Stay tuned for many many more updates.
Thanks to Edelman DC for sharing some renderings of the coming REI Flagship store at the former Uline Arena in NoMa [1146 3rd Street, NE]. Stay tuned for many many more updates.
i have a strong feeling that the are going to CLEAN UP in this city
For some reason I love REI and I don't even do outdoorsy stuff. Went in there one day and they had a park ranger with a hawk and some other animals, thought that was pretty cool.
The building itself is definitely coming along, too – the windows are installed and you can see inside. I'd be curious to see more wide-scale renderings (including of the outside) – apart from the top picture, these renderings could be of pretty much any REI.
I agree. It think it's going to look really cool, but I'd love to see wider outside renderings.
Curious when the new completion date is. They finally stopped kidding themselves and took down the September 2016 sign. They've been making good progress the whole time, but there is an enormous amount of work to do. They just started putting in windows in the past week.
They talked to my work about selling pastries for the opening week which was the first or second week of October IRRC.
October 21.
Really hoping they're ski shop is legit… it'd be amazing if they had a tuning setup too. Finding a good ski shop near DC is nearly as hard as finding good skiing near DC!
When they had fewer stores in the area, the College Park store had a significant amount of ski equipment. I bought my X-C skis there. The closing of other ski stores might create enough demand to have a sizable department again.
I'd hope so too, but honestly, I wouldn't hold my breath. In my experience, I've been able to get basic tune-ups at whatever hill I'm skiing without an issue. It's not like you're getting core shots here. Folks are great turning skis around overnight out west.
So it'll look like most other REIs / outdoor retailers? (I like it though, and yes, I agree that they're going to cleanup. No more hiking over to Georgetown for Patagonia!)
goodbye, money. it was nice knowing you.
It's not called "Really Expensive Items" for nothing!
Looks like an REI. I like REI as much as the next guy, but sometimes I'm a little creeped out by the breathless anticipation with which some people await the ability to buy consumer goods slightly closer to their homes.
You clearly live too far to be positively affected by the ensuing property value bump. 😉 Also, there are many people in DC who actually do things outside for which they need specialized gear that's only sold by REI. The store in CP isn't remotely convenient. People like convenience. Capisce?
(But fair enough re: rampant over-consumerism.)
Yeah.. I'm with you on that one. I get that, yes, having it in your backyard offers convenience, but it's not like it was impossible to get to REI before, especially in the era of ride-sharing, cars2go, etc.
D.C. is turning into such a boring copy of every suburb near here. Time to move somewhere more authentic.
This will be a flagship store, which will be different from their relatively small suburban locations. Have been to their flagships in Denver, Seattle & NYC–no comparison with their suburban stores.
I had a little bit higher hopes on the aesthetics of the space than what these renderings show. The downtown flagship Denver store is absolutely awe inducing in terms of the architectural marvel of the space. It is in an old Tramway building and they really do it justice both inside and out.
I thought the Uline Arena had similar potential to dazzle given the uniqueness of the building. But all the rendering I've seen this week for the REI seem like a nondescript Macy's interior with a few wood wall and ceiling features to break up the concrete bunker look. I can only guess that Douglas Development's desire to add office on upper floors has taken some of the grandeur away in favor of maximizing profit from every square inch. Oh well. It is what it is. Better than let it continue to sit idle and vacant of course…
Yeah I was wondering how they're going to utilise the giant vaulted ceiling!
They are not – the Uline Arena space is being re-purposed into office space. There won't be much of a vaulted ceiling.
Unless they got a super interesting office tenant and a design firm on board to design a space that acknowledges the history and architectural character of that space, that is a huge wasted opportunity. And since this is DC, I'll go ahead and show myself out as none of those things are likely to happen.
"huge wasted opportunity" …. Douglas Development …. sounds about right
DC do something architectural unique and not 100% design-by-committed to death? That would be the day.
REI store is not going into the old Uline Arena. I repeat, the REI store is NOT going into the old Uline Arena. It's being built-out in the old refrigeration shop next door, which has a rather pedestrian layout and proportions, hence the pedestrian renderings you see above. It comes down to $$$.
Sources please.
Yup, really. I'm not googling for you, sorry.
The almighty google indicates that the first floor of the old Uline Arena will be retail and REI.
Too lazy spreading false rumors?
That is absolutely false. The ground floor of the ice house will have retail as well, primarily facing 3rd Street. REI will be in the ground floor of the old arena building.
Renderings aren't definite, may all your dreams come true
Missing is the paramilitary security that will mostly be staged out front of the store on a daily basis. Seems we only improve customer options in this city, and it seems to me fairly soul-sucking. Nike store and now REI in traditional low income neighborhoods just stinks in so many respects, inequality on parade in so many areas of the city now. And will REI be hiring locals? Is this even the type of store locals would be able to work at? If you grew up in an urban setting seem like a semi-difficult place to work given REI's standards. Honest question: I'm curious if there will be some sluggish performance from this store in years to come as people move out of DC once they have kids because of school options and the tremendous cost of private school. Seems like kind of an odd choice of location for REI to me.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that this store will make an absolute killing, DCs micro-migration patterns notwithstanding.
I guess I don't see it. The DC crowd strikes me as more SoulCycle and Pilates then actual legit outdoor activities.
DC Metro area has quite a few people, many of whom you don't seem to have met.
Can you tell me where I can find these people that don't want to spend their weekends scaling cliffs and sleeping in tents? The "DC Crowd" is absolutely into those kinds of activities, to the point where you feel like a weirdo if you don't share that enthusiasm.
Apparently they all work at my office, most of whom would rather spend their weekend binge watching Netflix, ordering food from Seamless and only leaving the house if brunch is involved.
On Sunday, over 100 staff members from the new store turned up at Fort Dupont in SE to do a trash pick up and help repair some damaged sections of trail there. A very nice, engaged and all around lovely group of people to work with, all the way from the cashiers to the managers. If they conduct themselves the same way in the store as they did on the trails, then it'll be a net win for the city.
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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - July 25, 1846, London, Middlesex The General Ad vertifer. FRIDAY, July 25, 1746. Veal, July 23. AME down his Majefty's Ship theWinchelfea; and Ferret Sloop; the Leopard, Hardy, for Plymouth ; Philip and Peter, Anter, for Maryland j Henrietta, Jely, for Lifbon ; and remain with the Outward-bound. Wind W.S.W. Grave fend, July 23. Pafs'd by Try ton, Homfby ; Jofeph and Mary, Kerr ; Succefs, Chandler 5 and Experiment, Lindfay, from Antigua ; and Pretty Polly, Robins, front Oporto. The Parham Pink, Davis; Gibraltar Packet, Wright; and Friendship, Woodcock, from Antigua^ are arrived at Antigua. The Scroop, Rafbery, from St. Kitts ; and the Molly, Kennedy, from Montierrat, at ditto. The Seahorfe, Pool, from St. Kitts, at Briftol. The St. George, Mitchell, from Leghorn, at Briftol. The Endeavour, Fergus, from Barbadoes, at Dublin. The Africa,-; and Two Brothers; -, from Briftol at Guiney. The Hamden, Guilmore, from Dublin; at Antigua. The Mary Anne, Marthland ; and Queen of Hungary, Fowler, from Africa, at Barbadoes. The Townfhend Privateer, Capt. Macnanurra, is put into Briftol, from a Cruize. Importance of CAPE BRETON to this Nation nvillfully appear by the following Computa-Hon of the French Fifhery, lately made publicL FRO M the Gut of Canfo down along-more to Louif-burgh, and from thence to the North-Eaft Part of Cape-Breton^ there was yearly employed at leaft Five hundred Shallops. And thefe required, at Sea and on Shore, Five Men each ; which amount to Two thoufand Five hundred Men : And Sixty Brigantinet, Schooners and Sloops, each of Fifteen Men, make Nine hundred Men more: Which together make Three thoufand Four hundred Men. Allow thefe 500 Shallops to catch 300 Quintals * of Fifh each in the Summer Seafon; and the whole is 150,000 Quintals: And the 60 Brigs, Schooners, Iffc. each 600 Quintals, which make 36,00c more. So that there is made at Cape Breton annually of Fifh One hundred, eighty-Jix thoufand Quintals. Now, to carry this Fifh to Europe, to Market, there muft be employed 93 Sail cf Ships, of the Burthen of 2000 Quintals each, one with the other ; and each of thefe Ships have at leaft 20 Men, which are \ %boSeamen. And thele, added to the 3400 Fijhermen above, make Five thoufand two hundred andfixty Men, employ'd at Cape-Breton only in the Fifhery. At Gafpay, Quadre, and other Harbours, mentioned in the following Eitimation, there are Six Ships yearly, which, as they come out from France mann'd to catch their own Cargoes in Shallops, which they haul up and leave in the Country every Winter, till they return the next Spring, one with another may be allowed Sixty Hands. 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Jean de Lux, Bayonne, Kantx, Havre de Grace, tie which go annually into thofe Parts on the fame Voyage ; which are a great many more in Number than thoie Twenty-one Ships above ; and would, could an exadl Lift be had, much fvvell the Account. * A Quintal is One Hundrsa IVchJ:!. Befidesall thefe, there-have been conftantly from the River Sendre, Oluntr Peiteux, Ha5GO 00 and it is worth - ......... J And, to this, allow 3 s. Sterling Freight 1 per Quintal of it, in Englifh Bottoms, to > Market � -- 3 172,350 00 And then the Fifh only is worth 746,350 00 And let the 3116 and qr. Tons of Oil be 1 valued at 18 /. Sterl. per Ton, the Amount v 56,392 10 of it is �-~ 3 As to the Mud-Fifh, it is generally fold "J in France at 1000 Livres per 1000 Fifh ; f g and then at 11 d. Sterling per Livre, their f ' Value is - � � J 0 00 And thus it appears that one Year's Fifhery of the French only is worth, �981, 92 10 Sterling - - Which great Branch of Trade, in a Manner, depends entirely on their PoiTeffion of the Ifland of Cape Breton, as it is impoffible to carry it on without fome convenient Harbour of Strength, iffc. to fupply, fupport, and protect it; and is now with ns to determine whether they fhall enjoy it or not. LONDON. Camp of Peer, July 24, 1746. N. S. Yefterday in marching to their Camp, we joined the Corps of Auftrians lately come from the Rhine, confifting of thirteen Batal lions, fourteen Squadrons of HufTars, but for your better-Intelligence, our whole Army is this; Battalions. Squadrons. Auftrians, 35 56 Englifh, 4 9 Hanoveriansj 16 26 Heffians,. 6 8 Dutch. 16 35 The whole amounts to feventy-. 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16:23 14th March 2015
By David Threlfall-Sykes
The Terriers fought back from a goal down to secure a point at Birmingham City this afternoon, but might feel they created enough during the 90 minutes to win the game.
The draw halted a three game losing streak for Chris Powell's side and was the least that a much improved performance deserved.
After David Cotterill had given the hosts an early lead, it was former Birmingham City trainee Joe Lolley who quickly restored parity with his first League goal of the season on just his second start in front of his family, who are season ticket holders at St. Andrew's.
After a poor first-half display, Birmingham improved and worked Town's defence much harder in the second period in what was an entertaining encounter with chances for both sides.
Despite being the out of form side against a team that came into the game on the back of successive wins, the Terriers made a very bright start – passing the ball through the three man midfield as well as they have done in weeks.
As such, it was no surprise to see the first chance come Town's way. Centre back Jonathan Spector's defensive header fell to Jacob Butterfield's feet and his first-time forward pass set James Vaughan into space. Charging at Spector, he entered the area and made space for the shot – but shanked it wide of the near post on his weaker left foot.
It was all Town in the early running – but then Birmingham scored with their first genuine chance of the game. It felt too easy from a Town perspective as Captain Paul Caddis overlapped from his right back position and pulled the ball back towards the penalty spot, where David Cotterill – scorer against Town in the previous meeting between the two sides at the John Smith's Stadium – collected. His first touch was excellent, side-stepping the last defender, and his low drive from the angle had just enough on it to beat Alex Smithies despite Town's number one getting a touch on the ball.
Despite the setback, Chris Powell's side remained on the front foot. First Butterfield struck a 20 yard drive straight at goalkeeper Darren Randolph after a neat one-two opened up space before Lolley side-stepped left back Jonathan Grounds to drive infield, only to blast wildly wide from range.
Harry Bunn had replaced Sean Scannell in the starting line-up, but 'Scanz' was introduced for Bunn through injury in the 21st minute – and had a golden opportunity to equalise within 30 seconds. Tommy Smith's low ball across the face of goal, but at the back post Scannell – slightly off balance – fired wide from only seven yards out.
At the other end Smithies had to save a powerful header from midfielder Robert Tesche, but Town soon got the equaliser their play deserved in the 27th minute.
A typically powerful drive forward from Scannell got his side up the pitch and won a deep throw-in. That gave Jack Robinson the chance to launch the ball into the area and the length he got on his delivery seemed to catch Birmingham off guard. When the ball dropped at the back post, the defenders hesitated – allowing Joe Lolley to surge forward and gleefully plant a volley past Randolph from close range.
Smithies had to be alert to stop the home side retaking the lead just after the half-hour mark, smartly turning Andrew Shinnie's header around the post after Demarai Gray had been given too much space to deliver a cross by Robinson.
Normal service was soon resumed, though, as no Town player could turn home Butterfield's cross-come-shot into the net.
Town had another great opportunity to take the lead in the final minute of the two added at the end of the first-half. Vaughan's industry won a left-sided corner and when Butterfield delivered to the near post, Joel Lynch rose highest to head towards goal. Unfortunately for the travelling fans at the opposite side of the ground, Randolph got a strong left hand to the effort – diverting it to safety.
Birmingham's performance improved in the second-half and the hosts enjoyed a good spell.
First Smithies had to be alert to push Caddis' 66th minute free-kick behind after Butterfield had clumsily jumped into Gray on the edge of the D.
Then Blues substitute Wes Thomas missed a golden opportunity with 20 minutes left. Caddis' excellent pass set Tesche free into the channel and his pull-back was perfect for the striker, but he inexplicably scuffed his effort, allowing Hudson to nip in and clear.
With Gary Rowett's side in the ascendancy, Powell made a switch – bringing on Oscar Gobern for Lolley and switching the shape a little, giving Butterfield and Scannell license to roam. The change bared fruit, with Town coming back into it; midfield runs from the likes of Butterfield and Coady proving hard to track.
However, the best effort Town could muster - aside from a number of balls across the face of goal - was a Butterfield volley that was saved by Randolph at his near post.
Town's team (4-5-1):
Alex Smithies; Jack Robinson (Murray Wallace, 90), Joel Lynch, Mark Hudson (c), Tommy Smith; Harry Bunn (Sean Scannell, 21), Jacob Butterfield, Conor Coady, Jonathan Hogg, Joe Lolley (Oscar Gobern, 76); James Vaughan
Unused subs:
Joe Murphy, Ishmael Miller, Jake Carroll, Radoslaw Majewski
Town bookings:
Conor Coady (9); Jack Robinson (16)
Town was the first club to win three successive league titles in 1926. Only Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United have matched this feat.
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- Kate said...
Great post. I love the pictures as well. A really meaningful post :)
- June 6, 2009 at 3:21 PM
- Ashley said...
I think most people have a bit of Gigi in them, whether they admit or not :).
I found Gigi so endearing. She was much more likable to me than any of the other girls.
- June 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM
- Gwendolyn B. said...
These are the kinds of things you wish you knew in high school, but usually don't figure out until later. Thanks for this post - I'm passing it on to my nieces in high school.
P.S. I've an award for you over at my blog!
- June 7, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- kim said...
Great post--I just watched this movie over the weekend and Gigi was my favorite too. The way she kept sitting and watching the p h one-- and then picked it up to check for a dial tone made me laugh--been there and done that. I think every girl to relate to Gigi too.
- June 7, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- Cheryl Isaac said...
I just saw this movie a couple of days ago too! I thought it was funny and on point in most instances. Sometimes you just move on; guys are chasers, they usually know what they want.
Gigi was a little bit overboard but likeable. I think the "waiting to go on a 2nd date thing" is something anyone could relate to.
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My nephew is suffering from severe dry skin and baby acne. The doctor has recommended a few things.
1) Stop using Aveeno baby soap and use Dove soap.
These things have been done and it seems that the skin is getting worse. Any suggestions from you mothers out there that have dealt with this recently? There are so many harsh chemicals in stuff now-a-days, (even stuff that promises it's fragrance/dye free).
What soaps, lotions, and detergent did you use with your baby?
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Our pediatrician said the doctor she learned from told patients to use Crisco or Vaseline (petroleum jelly -- not Vaseline lotion). I used Aquaphor ointment on my daughter, or I think they had a creamy petroleum jelly product (don't know if they still make it). I've since found Bio Oil and jojoba oil. If you do some reading up on jojoba, it's really great! I order mine online (Vitacost), but I imagine it shouldn't be too hard to find locally. I don't know if these oils are recommended for use on babies.
I didn't wash her too often, because I didn't want to dry out her skin any more. I tried to moisturize her skin as quickly as possible after bathing, to seal in moisture. I used Dreft on all of our laundry while she was little, and when she got a little older, I switched to a dye-free/perfume-free detergent (which is what I used prior to having her, too).
I hope your baby's skin improves soon. We still battle rough, dry patches in the winter. But it's getting better! Best of luck!
The best thing we did is too quit bathing our children every night. During the winter and dryer months I think we bath the girls once a week unless they had been doing things to get dirty. In the warmer months we went to bathing on T days and one of the weekend days.
You might try Lansinoh cream and baby wipes. They are sold at Target, Amazon, Babies R Us, and drugstores. The cream is for nursing mothers, but it is excellent for skin problems. The cloths seem to do a fine job of cleaning all parts of baby without any irritation. Any other pure New Zealand lanolin cream would also work. For washing clothes, All Free & Clear or Charlie's Soap Powder (Amazon) have worked for my family.
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I never put soap of any kind directly on the baby; I did use a tiny squirt of Mennen Baby Magic bath in the bathwater. Mine had little hair, so I didn't even bother with shampoo till they were older. I used baby wipes (any kind without alcohol) on their bottom only.
I used Ivory Snow for her laundry. Technically, I think it may remove the fire-safe coating from their jammies, but I didn't see that as a bad trade-off. (Less chemical exposure, as far as I was concerned.)
If I wanted to clean them up between baths, it was just a wet washcloth. I didn't use lotions at all until they were older.
My kids didn't have problem skin, but I always used Ivory Snow to do their clothes until they were well over a year old.
I never heard of baby acne. It sounds like she has exema. You will need an RX from a dr. This is probably caused by a food allergy. Also the fire coating from the PJs is toxic. It takes 60 washings to remove it from clothing. It is not used in Europe and many doctors are trying to get it banned from the US. My son was allergic to the citric acid in baby food fruits. Cool aid and other products contain citric acid.
Food allergy?
Four generations of my family are allergic to Ivory and Dove, even though the doctors say it's mild. We get extremely painful dry skin,pimply bumps & a painful rash. So it could be that Dove making it worse!
You can over-bathe a baby too much & strip the protective oils from their delicate skin. Don't bathe the baby with soap every day. After a bath, use plain shortening to rub him down with instead of baby oil or Vaseline. Baby oil & Vaseline are petroleum by-products, in other words, what is left over after they make the oil you put in your car! It does not absorb into the skin like shortening or olive oil does.
You might want to run his clothes through a 2nd rinse to get rid of any soap residue also.
Good luck!
Our youngest daughter suffered from excema. We took her to a pediatric dermatologist and she told us she could write an RX for an expensive lotion, but the best thing to use was petroleum jelly. We only bathed her once a week (quick clean-ups in between) and we didn't dry her off. We took her from her bath to the bed where a towel was laid out. We laid her on the towel and covered her with petroleum jelly. It took both my husband and I to do it because she was so wiggly. Once the petroleum jelly was absorbed in her skin we were able to take the towel and pat her dry and get the grease off of her. I know there are those that would not want to use a petroleum product, but my daughter is almost 17 and it still keeps her excema at bay. I even use it for my dry skin when needed.
We washed all of our kids clothes in Dreft until they were probably 5 years old. We used just a little Johnson's Baby Bath in the bath water. She uses Johnson's Baby Bath Gel now because she has problems with allergy to soaps.
When my daughter was a baby, she is now 26, she had atopic dermatitis. Her dermatologist recommended Arm and Hammer laundry detergent. Also don't put soap on the baby's skin at all. You can bath only dirty areas in Moisturel body wash and use Vaseline if necessary. Good luck!
DS#3 went throught the same thing. I was getting so frustrated with it, that I was about ready to take him to a pediatric dermatologist. Our dr ordered us a prescription Eucerin compound that helped some, then triamcinolone cream which really helped. What made the biggest difference, though, was when he was diagnosed with allergies to cats--the pediatric allergist was amazed that his numbers for cat dander were so high considering he was only 7 months old when initially tested--and eggs. Since we have exiled the cat outside and eliminated all egg sources from his diet and mine (I'm breastfeeding), his eczema has pretty much cleared up. He still has a few stubborn patches, but the triamcinolone takes care of those in a few days. The child does have to be at least 6 months old to do the blood test for allergies, and, in my experience, doctors are reluctant to order it unless there has been a definite reaction.
As far as washing him, as others have said, be careful not to overwash. Young babies don't get that dirty on a daily basis, and a daily bath generally isn't needed. We are currently using Dove Sensitive, the kind that is supposed to be free of everything. For general lotion, we are currently using Vanicream, again, free of everything.
I hope this helps! I know it can be very frustrating!
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How can I moisturize my newborn's dry skin on his face, neck, upper body, and arms?
By Fiesty1 from IL
Put baby oil from Dollar store or any store all over the baby, good luck. (07/26/2009)
By kffrmw88
Some of what you may regard as dry skin is skin peeling off from having been in the amniotic fluid in the womb. It will wear off all by itself.
Test anything you put on a baby's skin in one spot, the size of dime before you put it all over body; also some of the stuff in dollar stores (where I also shop) is from foreign countries
who don't have as stringent a requirement for purity.
So for time being I wouldn't use anything from there on a new baby. My son had a very bad reaction to an imported
soap as an adult.
My grandson and his girl are expecting in next couple of weeks and I am just going to get Johnson and Johnson's basic baby products until they see how baby reacts; I haven't heard complaints about their basic oil or castile soap, which is made from olive oil. (07/26/2009)
By PIKKA
Try extra virgin organic coconut oil, it's natural, no chemicals, unlike the Johnson's products and baby oil. Plus, it will last a long time, nice scent, too. (07/26/2009)
By Wendopolis
If you bathe baby too frequently it will dry their skin out. Newborns don't have to be bathed as often, but when you do bathe baby, right after the bath is the best time to apply lotion. I would maybe go with Johnson and Johnson's creamy baby oil. I used this for my son's eczema when he was an infant. (07/28/2009)
By minnabird
Extra virgin olive oil will do it. It has been used in our family for years. (07/29/2009)
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Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Deranged (1974) - Arrow Video DVD/Blu Ray Review
Real-life Wisconsin killer Ed Gein inspired many distinguished films, including: Psycho,The Silence of the Lambs and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but none quite as disturbing as Deranged.
Rural eccentric Ezra Cobb, whose mother's death unhinges him to the point where he not only lovingly preserves her corpse in the living room but also goes out to find 'friends' to keep her company - not all of whom are dead when he finds them! Perversely, Ezra's more worried about what mother would say about his various activities than he is about the prospect of being found out. Indeed, like Gein, he's cheerfully open about his activities when visiting friends, but no-one believes him.
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Deranged was Produced by Tom Kart, Written & Co-Directed by Alan Ormsby & Jeff Gillen,Special effects by Tom Savini.
I Really like this movie and I recommend it to all.
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Sunday, 21 August 2016
Avant-Macabre (2016) - Short Film Review
A terrifying night for one victim as a dark figure roams his property while he sleeps.
Avant-Macabre is a short Horror film Written, Directed, Produced and Edited by John H. Shelton (John also appears in the film as "The Figure")
The film Also features:
Emma Dark
Dean Sills
Steven Chamberlain
Andrea Dan Van Scoyoc.
I really enjoyed the Horror Short, it was really creepy ( as were The music & poetry)
I urge you to seek out and watch Avant-Macabre asap!
You can check out Avant-Macabre below
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Tuesday, 14 June 2016
The Strange Vice Of Mrs Wardh - DVD Review
Sexy worldly Mrs. Wardh (Played by Edwige Fenech) endures a stifling marriage in the hope of repressing her perverse past - a sadomasochistic relationship with the degenerate Jean ( played by Ivan Rassimov).
Disillusioned with her unloved existence, she embarks upon a torrid affair with suave playboy George (Played by George Hilton). But Happiness may prove short-lived: as Jean reappears, a brutal razor-slasher begins bloodily dispatching the nubile nymphets of Vienna
Fearing that she may next face the killers blade, tormented and deceived, she spirals into an uncontrollable emotional maelstrom where her deviant desires reawaken in a welter of sex, sadism and slaughter.
The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh is a 1970's Italian Giallo directed by genre favourite Sergio Martino (Torso), enriched with Nora Orlando's soaring sounds.
I enjoyed the film very much and I highly recommend it to any Giallo fans who haven't seen it.
Special features Include:
All-new 20 min interview with Director Sergio Martino
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Saturday, 6 February 2016
Tribute to Richard Gladman (aka Cyberschizoid) R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that I announce the sudden passing of a great guy Richard Gladman (aka Cyberschizoid) founder of The Classic Horror Campaign , editor / founder of Space Monsters Magazine and founder/creator of Frighten Brighton amongst other cool projects. My condolences to his family & friends and to everyone who met him,Rest In Peace my friend, you will be sorely missed 😢
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Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Vampire Killer Barbys - UK DVD Review
While on tour, Punk Band "Killer Barbys" drive through a lonely road in the countryside of Spain when their van breaks down. A creepy old man invites the group to spend the night in the castle of Countess Von Fledermaus and introduces himself as her secretary Arkan. Arkan tells the group he will contact the mechanic and he says the Countess loves young people. Three of the members accept the invitation to stay and the other two ( Billy and Sharon) stay in the van having Coitus. When the band meet the Countess they find out she is actually the Ancient artist Olga Luchan and they find out how she has kept so young.
The movie was written & Directed By Jess Franco and stars the Killer Barbies ( billed as Killer Barbys for legal reasons).
This is not the worst Jess Franco Movie but it's not the Best either. In the movie there is nudity, Blood, awful acting and a flimsy plot.
There ARE better Jess Franco movies out there ( i assure you!) Go look for them, However, if you like Nudity,Blood,crap acting & flimsy plots then by all means watch this "Movie" ( i struggle to call it that!) but leave your brain at the door.
Special Features include: Behind the scenes featurette,Image Gallery & Jess Franco Filmography
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Monday, 17 August 2015
The House With 100 Eyes DVD Review
Ed and Susan appear to be a normal loving couple, however, they are far from it. They are Snuff Filmmakers and want to make the first ever triple feature; Three victims, three kills, all in one night.
In order to provide their fans with everything you'd get on a Straight DVD, they have rigged their entire house with cameras and audio for your viewing pleasure. Ed's plan slowly unravels and it is all captured on tape.
The House with 100 eyes is Written and Co-directed by Jim Roof (alongside Jay Lee), Jim also stars in the movie as Ed, his co stars include Shannon Malone ( Susan) and Larissa Lynch (Jamie).
I really enjoyed this movie very much, the acting in the film was great , as was the plot. I recommend this to even the most Hard-core Horror Fan because it is genuinely creepy & disturbing.
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I'd also like to just state that I believe most teams in the NFL have two RT's and no LT...the Packers and Giants come to mind. Secondly, this whole "LT being more important than the RT" is complete hogwash. That was the case 20 years ago when defenses only had 1 pass rusher. In todays NFL the difference between the left side and right side is your first step once the ball is snapped. Think about it. How many D's do you know of really only have one pass rusher and only line them up over the LT?
I think the Patriots did it the right way by drafting Nate Solder and Sebastian Vollmer. Both guys are long with quick feet. Both the LT and the RT need to be more athletic than what traditional thinking would point to and frankly, thats why Oher and KO are the tackles. They are both very athletic. Is Oher a great LT? Absolutely not. Will he ever be? Probably not. However, he has shown improvement and KO has shown that he can be pretty damn good too.
I think LG and C is much more of an issue than the tackle positions are at this point. The interior OL is a big reason for the issues in the ground game. So, we agree there.
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I know I'm a broken record here but if you are going to pay #5 and #27 $140M then you also have to construct a wall in front of them... G-C-G or C-G-T. I would like to see us aggressively address our OL deficiencies.
I will say that the interior is becoming more important every year than the tackles. You can have a great Oline with three all pro quality guards and a center, but with only average tackles, similar to what the Saints had last year. Speaking of dropping the ball, the Saints are a team who REALLY dropped the ball in the offseason with their Oline.
Agree with you -- including your point about needing two "LTs." IMHO we don't have even one. I also agree you usually need a high draft pick for a really good T, but that is NOT the case for C or G. The FO should have had a better G behind Grubb than . . . Who? Harewood? Jah Reid? And at C, a late rounder in the 2011 draft would have been smarter than picking a guy (Gino G) in 2012 who apparently is not ready to play C at all this year.
Even though each of our linemen outside of Yanda has struggled terribly in a lot of one-on-one matchups this year, I see the more serious problem as scheme and coaching rather than pure talent level.
When you have an uneven OL, you need to find a way to scheme around your weaknesses. If the left side of your line is bad, you slide a lot of protections to that side and have backs and TEs chip out of the backfield. If your interior line is bad, you move the pocket and run behind tackle. And so on and so on... but this line can't do that.
It's very hard for this team to do that. They don't have a "good side" and "bad side." Yes, Yanda is a good RG, but Osemele misses too many blocks and struggles with speed rushers too much for the Ravens to rely on that side to hold up. Oher is only passable at LT and isn't really demonstrating consistent improvement at all. Even with their deficiencies at OT, their interior is too weak to be relied on as Birk is having by far the worst year of his career and LG hasn't stabilized yet.
The Ravens desperately need to find some way to stabilize at least one element of their OL in a big way. I don't know if the personnel exists for them to do that at this point, as there's nobody better than the 5 they're fielding right now. Osemele should improve at RT, Reid has the potential to hold down the LG spot and possibly improve. Even assuming those two improve you'll still have problems.
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My Norton's endpoint quarantined the productkey.exe and my custon systems disconnected. I tried a reboot and restart on spiceworks to no avail.
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Aug 22, 2008 at 11:40 UTC
I was able to exclue produkey.exe on my Norton's but my systems still show disconnected. Even if I remove a custom system from inventory and scan list then add it again and rescan it shows disconnected. The funny thing is that it acts like it finds it and populates all the fields in its inventory
Aug 22, 2008 at 1:37 UTC
After 1/2 a day I gave up. Luckily I had version 3.0 so I installed that then used my backup data files to get my info. All systems are now showing. If anyone knows what went wrong with the update please contact me. I have till 9/5 I guess till I am forced to update to 3.1
Aug 27, 2008 at 1:33 UTC
Today I decided to give 3.1 one more try and I finally found out why my systems showed they were disconected. Our Norton's endpoint on the workstations was blocking the IP requests from my Spiceworks server. I went into the Norton's console and set up a firewall policy to accept requests from the spiceworks IP address and now it all works. Why version 3.0 did not give me this problem I will never know.


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From Caligari to Hitler: A Psychological History of the German Film
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From Caligari to Hitler: A Psychological History of the German Film was written by Siegfried Kracauer.
A landmark, now classic study of the rich cinematic history of the Weimar Republic this book was first published in1947. Siegfried Kracauer--a prominent German film critic broke new ground in exploring the connections between film aesthetics, the prevailing psychological state of Germans in the Weimar era, and the evolving social and political reality of the time.
This new edition reintroduces this book, which examines German history from 1921 to 1933 in light of such movies as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, M, Metropolis, and The Blue Angel. Film scholar Leonardo Quaresima places Kracauer in context in a critical introduction, and updates the book with a new bibliography, index, and list of inaccuracies that crept into the first edition. This is a must-have for the film historian, film theorist, or cinema enthusiast.In From Caligari to Hitler, it has become an undisputed classic of film historiography.
Learn more about LACMA's exhibition Haunted Screens: German Cinema in the 1920s.
- Paperback
- 440 pages, 9.2 x 6.2 x i inches
- 64 half-tones
- 2004


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BE Information ScienceS.L.N. Engineering College
In Raichur
Price on request
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- Bachelor
- Raichur
- Duration:
4 Years
Course programme
People can gather practicals in established DOS Lab, UNIX, NETWARE Lab, DTP and CAD Lab and CPU lab. A new computer center with many advanced computing facilities has been established. Information science department (computer science department) maintains one more center for the use of students of other departments. Artificial intelligence and computer hardware lab also have been established.