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Sonnet IV: The Monster
((This is actually a personal favorite of mine, even though I wrote it in fifteen minutes the day before my poetry book was due... :) ))
Long, thin fingers stretching across the sky,
O'ershadowing the heavens in blackness,
Blotting out the sun with sharp fangs so sly
In a tricky game that would rival chess.
One milky eye watching it's trappéd prey,
A deadly muzzle swallowing all light,
Hiding under stones and bridges by day
To revive its long entombed evil might.
It scratches excitedly at your door,
Waiting to consume all that are afraid,
Greedy for the taste of fear and much more,
Cruel whispers to children at night it made.
Its gruesome territory it will mark
Does the suffocating creature: the Dark.


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They make a sweet couple, Julian Tonks and Martin Lane, sitting next to each other in Biddle's offices.
While Pinsent Curtis' senior partner Tonks might be doing most of the talking, he constantly looks to Lane, managing partner at Biddle, for affirmation, in just the way you would expect from the newly hitched.
Pinsent Curtis and Biddle managed to keep their courtship under wraps remarkably well, announcing their merger last Monday (15 January) to a certain amount of surprise across the market. But now it seems that both firms are madly in love and frankly, deliriously excited about their future together as Pinsent Curtis Biddle.
However, like the infamous post-engagement Charles and Diana interview, Tonks and Lane show their excitement in different ways. Tonks is all smiles and openness, while Lane remains a little guarded and slightly frowning throughout.
For those of you who remember the Charles and Diana interview, probably the most famous part was when the interviewer asked the happy couple whether they were "in love". Charles replied along the lines of "yes, whatever love is". And Lane gets pretty close to a Charles-ism with his declaration of undying love for Pinsents. "It's about as close a fit as we could hope to get," he says, like a groom declaring in his speech that his bride was "the best he could get".
But based on last year's figures, Biddle is certainly the party that could better afford to be picky. Pinsents offers operations in Leeds and Birmingham, but last year, Biddle increased profits per partner by £100,000 to £270,000, while Pinsents' fell by £25,000 to £225,000.
Neither firm managed the sort of rise in turnover that firms of comparable size achieved last year. While Addleshaw Booth & Co saw gross fees rise by 24 per cent, Pinsents increased revenue by 8.6 per cent, according to figures in The Lawyer 100 survey. Tonks says that the percentage was nearer 10 per cent and puts the lower profits down to investment into a Leeds office and new computer system. And Biddle, while greatly increasing its profitability, only managed a 2.3 per cent rise in gross fees. But Tonks says that both firms expect this year's profits to be roughly commensurate.
Perhaps to try and smooth any slight discrepancies between last year's pay packet and this year's one, the merged firm will be introducing a bonus scheme in combination with a flexible lockstep system. To start the scheme off, 10 per cent of the profits will be put into the bonus pool.
"People start off with a certain number of points and every three years people's points are reviewed," explains Tonks. "We also have a bonus system and a certain percentage is allocated into a pot to allow payments according to performance."
But enough of the science; how did they get together? Both firms decided in their respective strategy reviews last year that they needed to grow faster than organic expansion would let them.
For Pinsents, the priority was to grow its London office and so a short list of possible mates was drawn up. Tonks says: "We made contact through a third party. Alan Greenough [head of corporate] made first contact with Martin and shortly after that we started talking in earnest and we were talking throughout the summer."
Lane gives his side of the story: "We had had a strategy review and decided that we needed to grow. Merger was clearly one way to grow the practice and when the call came through it was to a receptive ear. We have a shared commitment to quality client service with a fantastic blue chip client base. We can offer strength and depth across a range of practice areas."
This is a variation on a mantra that is repeated several times throughout the interview, mostly by Lane, along with his constant reminders that the merger is "a good fit". And each firm says that no partners have said that they do not wish to be part of the merged firm.
They say that one of the main objectives of the merger is to become a leading player in the private equity market. "We now have both size and strength in corporate and we think that private equity is a market that is particularly buoyant and offers particular opportunities. We now have a very strong private equity group across the merged firm with 50 private equity lawyers," says Tonks.
But he concedes that Pinsent Curtis Biddle is not going to be threatening the magic circle, at least in the short-term. "We are not going to be doing the very biggest international deals but anything down from those [the sort of deals that] Travers Smith Braithwaite and Macfarlanes are doing – that's a market where both firms have made a lot of progress, in particular Roger Fink of Biddle."
Lane seems to bristle at the suggestion that the merged firm has got its work cut out to encroach upon Travers Smith's and Macfarlanes' turf. "I don't think anyone is untouchable in private equity," he says. "Both firms have made sizeable strides in private equity."
However, one independent observer within the private equity market believes that the merged firm might be slightly too ambitious in its stated goal. "Increasingly, the management teams are ending up with the main players [in the market]. I think it's unlikely that Travers Smith Braithwaite or Macfarlanes will overnight be particularly hit," he says. "But they have got some good people between them so there is no reason why they shouldn't start picking up deals in a purely domestic market."
The observer adds that he is not unduly surprised by the move and thinks that that it is "a perfectly sensible thing to do". But others in the market are still sceptical about whether Pinsent Curtis has really bedded down its 1995 merger between Pinsent & Co and Simpson Curtis.
Tonks stonewalls the question, merely saying that the firm's offices work very well together, which is echoed by Lane's declaration that he has been around the offices and was impressed by their cohesiveness. Tonks also believes that the experience of going through the process once already makes the firm even more attractive as a merger partner. "There has been a very decent interval between the two mergers but we have learnt some things about doing mergers that we will be applying to this one," he says.
It is hoped that the next linkup for the combined firm will be with a German practice. In November, Pinsent Curtis announced that it was forming an alliance with Swedish firm Magnusson Wahlin to take advantage of Sweden's booming technology market. "We see Sweden as a model of how to do an alliance. Sweden knew that something was likely to happen in London. This now makes us more attractive in Europe."
So now both Lane and Tonks are on the lookout for a German firm "with some technology expertise" and a private equity capability. They do not mention whether they also require a GSOH or non-smokers, but if there are any suitable firms reading this from Germany, then they would both love to hear from you.
Julian Tonks and Martin Lane
Senior partner and managing partner
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A Japanese cabinet minister once tipped to become the country's first female leader has resigned over allegations that she misused political funds, dealing a blow to the prime minister, Shinzo Abe's attempts to raise the profile of women in the workplace.
Yuko Obuchi, who served as trade and industry minister, on Monday became the first minister to resign since Abe took office in December 2012, following claims that her support groups had spent more than 10m yen (£58,000) on items unconnected to her work as an MP.
Her resignation has cast a shadow over Abe's plans to raise the profile of female politicians – he appointed a record-equalling five women in a cabinet reshuffle less than two months ago – and could frustrate the government's attempts to restart some of the nuclear reactors that were closed after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident in March 2011.
Part of Obuchi's brief was to convince sceptical voters, particularly women, that nuclear energy is safe, more than three and a half years after the Fukushima meltdown. All of Japan's reactors are currently offline.
In another possible blow to Abe, media reports said he was considering the future of his justice minister, Midori Matsushima, amid opposition claims that she distributed thousands of handheld paper fans bearing her name to voters, in a possible breach of the political funds law.
Obuchi and Matsushima are not the only senior Abe allies to have attracted close media scrutiny since they were appointed two months ago.
His internal affairs minister, Sanae Takaichi, the ruling Liberal Democratic party policy chief Tomomi Inada, and Eriko Yamatani, the head of the national public safety commission, faced calls to explain why they appeared in photographs with far right leaders.
Takaichi and Inada were pictured with a Japanese neo-Nazi leader, while Yamatani appeared with a senior member of a nationalist group that directs hate speech towards Japan's ethnic Korean community.


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Arsenal have been alerted about the availability of Werder Bremen captain Per Mertesacker.
Last Updated: 07/08/11 10:56am
Arsenal have been alerted by Werder Bremen's announcement that they are willing to listen to offers for captain Per Mertesacker.
The giant centre-back has been linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium for several years and manager Arsene Wenger may now attempt to complete a deal.
Mertesacker has entered the final year of his contract at Bremen, who made a winning start to their new Bundesliga campaign on Saturday but were embarrassingly dumped out of the German Cup in the first round against lower league opposition.
And, having struggled to meet valuations of Everton's Phil Jagielka and Blackburn's Chris Samba, Arsenal could therefore think a bid in the region of £6million would have a good chance of signing the 26-year-old Germany international.
Bremen general manager Klaus Allofs is quoted as saying in The People: "We are willing to discuss a transfer for Per.
"We have promised him we will listen to serious offers."


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Old Beggar TrickMature
"Finally I'm in Faircliff." The trip took me a little longer than expected but than what do you expect when running into an asteroid field. Needing to blend in I fly my bike into an unused sewer system that leads into the city.
"I remember when I learned that trick."
Remembering back Alexander remembers the times with his father after the accident. He was still getting used to his nanites. In the process of using his nanites for everyday things he picked up a few tricks. "Father, look at what I can do with my nanites." Young Alexander focuses hard on his left leg and right arm trying to form something new. His father stands up in astonishment at what he saw. "That is amazing son!" Alexander had formed a solar bike with arm and leg he even created an oxygen system for interstellar flight. His father rushes to his son to congratulate him but falls to his knees looking quite sickly and coughing. "FATHER," Alexander yells with a teary look in his eyes.
Powering down the bike I put my nanites into stealth mode to make it into the city without being seen and some random passerby thinking it odd for a man to come out of the sewer. Once into the city to walk about getting intel on my target I use my nanites to disguise me as a harmless old man. I ask around the port but no leads on any pirate ship coming in. Knowing this I use my right eye to scan for cloaking technology.
Alexander smiles with glee. He has found Zepher's ship cloaked as a harmless transport ship. Alexander quietly sneaks onto the ship looking for signs of Zepher and his crew. He first goes to the cargo bay to look for the stolen weapons.
"Good they are here. Now it's time to look for the pirates."
No luck finding the pirates here. I jump out of the ship and disguise myself as the old man. Going back to asking questions I hear a fight going on at a local bar nearby. I hide behind some carts and notice some soldiers being forced out of the bar by what looks to be a member of Zepher's crew. Smiling I wait to see if there is any more activity. I wait for a few more hours and still nothing seems to be happening. In anger I start to walk to the bar.
Alexander suddenly stops himself as Zepher and his crew start leaving the bar drunk and laughing. Alexander depicts that they are heading to the capital though he knows not why. He comes up with a plan on how to track them without being too close to be spotted.
Alexander walks up to the large Mariniun. He taps the monsters shoulder and holds out his hand like a beggar.
"Would a nice young man help out an old geezer such as me?"
Using the nanites to change my facial ques the giant oaf falls for it and hands Alexander some money. What the Mariniun did not know was that as he placed the money in Alexander's hand he had picked up a little hitch hiker. Alexander had placed a nanites tracker deep in the Mariniun's fur and was monitoring there every move through the city.


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Perfect Winter Beef StewPerfect Winter Beef Stew
Recipe DescriptionIt is the best beef stew I have ever had. It's way better than what my mom and dad used to make, and marinating the meat overnight makes the meat just fall right apart as it gets closer to being done. This dish is perfect with some buttered bread and a salad.Preparation Steps:
For the tomatoes, you can use homecanned tomatoes. I use the Aylmer's Petite-Cut tomatoes and they're delicious. I also use fresh mushrooms. You can use canned mushrooms but I don't imagine they have the same taste to them.
(My FIL tried this stew once when he was staying with us and he couldn't stop eating it. It was that good. )
Oh, and I also use worchestire sauce in my marinating of the beef cubes. I use roughly 1/4 cup of worchestire sauce to the 3/4 cup of italian dressing.Chop the bacon, onions and potatoes.Level of Difficulty:
Peel and slice the carrots into coin-shaped pieces.
Cut up the stewing beef to the right size.
Slice the mushrooms, if using fresh. If using canned, measure out 3 cups worth.
Measure the italian dressing.MediumTime Needed:15 min prep time, 2hr 15min total time, 30 min for marinating the meat (can marinate in fridge overnight)Ingredients:3/4 cup Italian DressingServes:
2 lb. (1 kg) stewing beef, cut into 1-inch chunks
6 slices bacon, chopped
3 cups sliced mushrooms
1 cup chopped onions (about 1 large)
3 cups sliced carrots (about 6 medium)
1-1/2 lb. (750 g) potatoes, peeled, cut into large chunks (about 4 cups)
1 can (19 fl oz/540 mL) diced tomatoes, undrained
1 can (10 fl oz/284 mL) beef brothMakes 2 bowls per person for four people in one meal, can make two mealsDirections:POUR dressing over meat in large resealable plastic bag. Seal bag; turn to evenly coat meat with dressing. Refrigerate 30 min. to marinate. Meanwhile, cook bacon in large saucepan on medium heat 5 min. or until crisp, stirring occasionally. Remove bacon from saucepan; drain.
ADD mushrooms and onions to same saucepan; cook on medium-high heat 10 min. or until tender, stirring occasionally. Remove meat from marinade; discard marinade. Add meat, carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, broth and bacon to saucepan; stir.
BRING to boil, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer 1 hour 15 min. Uncover; simmer an additional 15 min. or until meat is cooked through and sauce is thickened, stirring occasionally.
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Trying this one today!! Once I brown the meat, however, I think I'm going to try to cook the whole thing in the CP.01-01-2011, 08:56 PM #3
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Beef stew is simmering in the saucepan. I don't know how it will taste, but it smells WONDERFUL!Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements01-10-2011, 06:03 PM #4
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I made this beef stew tonight...very tasty! And filling!01-10-2011, 06:19 PM #5
very different than i make mine. sounds good. will give it a try and report back. thanks
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July 2014
As yet, there have been no new offerings of a driven grouse moor to the open market north of the border in 2014. Whilst it has always been recognised as being an extremely small market in Scotland, pursued by only a handful of buyers in any one year, there has been a sense that the impending Referendum would dissuade any seller from coming to the open market prior to September 2014. A significant source of buyers in recent years has emanated from the City but now, unlike some buyers from outwith the UK, they have become wary; the unknown political future of Scotland concerns them. It is no surprise that owners have held back, it would be churlish to offer a grouse moor in the present political scenario with a diminished audience.
The international buyer, however, does not appear to be dissuaded from investing in Scotland with over 70% of viewers for mixed sporting estates handled by Savills Edinburgh office in the past 18 months originating from Europe.
Properties relatively accessible from Edinburgh, Inverness and Aberdeen airports and offering good quality, well managed sport will always find favour and those with potential can appeal to the younger buyer with ambitions to revive a moor with a modest grouse stock. Those generating an income stream from renewables (particularly hydro) are deemed particularly "sexy/desirable" as the revenue potentially goes a long way to offsetting the costs of running a well managed moor.
As has been proven since the downturn in the economy only those properties which can offer high amenity value with uncompromised privacy and without any additional burdens or negatives will continue to command a premium in the present climate.
What little evidence there is would support values for walked-up grouse at £2000 - £2500 per brace and £4000 - £5000 per brace for driven.
The recent publication of the Land Reform Review might further stimulate interest in leasing a grouse moor in favour of purchasing. In the past year there have been a number of grouse moors offered to let (Leadhills, Seafield and Strathspey Estates) possibly setting a trend that will continue for the next few years. Leasing can be a marvellous opportunity for those that do not want to risk the capital investment as well as giving those without prior experience of running a moor the opportunity to "try before you buy". Many grouse moor buyers are also prepared to consider leasing; they are often no stranger to the concept having been used to renting sport every year, and a lease may give access to a moor that an owner is not interested in selling. Once again, quality or potential would continue to attract demand whatever the economic and political situation.
A "yes" vote and the threat of the implication of some of the Land Reform Review Group proposals in Scotland would potentially encourage the sporting enthusiast to look south of the border and would be to the detriment of the local rural economies which are extremely dependant in so many ways on the wealth injected into our glorious Scottish grouse moors.
Evelyn Channing
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This is the Royalton Memorial Cemetery which is located five miles east of Braham MN. I have lived on the farm that surrounds this cemetery for sixty years and will relate the cemetery's history, to the best of my knowledge, with some short stories related to this church that has been handed down through my family.
My Grandfather, Johnny Hultman, and my Great Uncle, Charlie Hultman bought the surrounding farm in 1913. In about 1914 they gave 1.5 acres from this land for the purpose of starting a church and cemetery. My Great-Great Grandfather, who lived across the road from the church, gave $50 to help start the congregation and my Great-Great Grandmother was very upset that he gave that much money away. The church was called the Methodist Free church and it was a dual parish with Rock Creek which is located about five miles to the north east.
Some of the people who were members or were active in the cemetery work during the early years were Nels Hultman, Johnny and Selina Hultman, Alias Carlson, John and Ethel Nelson, George and Lucille Nelson, Uno Nelson, Victor and Viola Hultman, Arvid and Mildred Carlson, Adolph Mattson, the Studt and Walberg families.
The church was active until the early 1940's and then it dismanded. Today the church is still on the property and looks very similar to this picture taken in the 1980's. Each year on Memorial Day weekend and service is held in the church. Families and friends of people who are buried in the cemetery come back for a short service with potluck lunch served after the service. The service is dedicated to the miltary men and women buried there and it is also a time for the people to reconnect and remember loved ones that they have buried in the cemetery.
Some of my personal memories related to the church is the fact that the road running by the Church usually did not drift with snow as bad as other ones leading to our farm, so I remember driving by the church in many snow storms on the way home, if we made it to the church we could always make it home.
In the spring many of the country roads would be impassible because of mud, but the church road would hold up because the milk can trucks did not travel on it so the school bus would come to the end of the church road and many of the kids walked to the end of the road and got on the bus.
My two Uncles, Gordie and Kenny, were hired in the 1930's to go and start the fire in the church on Sunday mornings before services. One morning, they decided to "relieve" themselves on the stove and then fire it, don't ask me why. When the people arrived they were alarmed at the distinct odor in the church urine in the church. My uncles were marched home and sparing the rod was not in the equation. The church has hosted many weddings, funerals and other events since services were halted.
My uncle Gordie went into the army in 1943 and they held a going away party for him in the church. My Grandmothers funeral was held there in 1967 on a frigid day with no heat in the church.
I drove my daughter, Nichole, down from our farm in a horse drawn carriage to the church in 1997 for her wedding.
Stories of young men and ladies stopping at "The Church" to get better aquainted, have been told, but of course that might be a myth.
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Transylvania Twist
|Transylvania Twist
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|Directed by
|Jim Wynorski
|Produced by
|Roger Corman
Alida Camp
|Written by
|R. J. Robertson
Jim Wynorski
|Steve Altman
Teri Copley
Ace Mask
Howard Morris
Jay Robinson
Angus Scrimm
Robert Vaughn
|Music by
|Chuck Cirino
|Zoran Hochstätter
|Edited by
|Nina Gilberti
|Distributed by
|Concorde Pictures
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Running time
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|United States
Transylvania Twist is a 1989 comedy film that parodies horror movies. Originally released by Concord Production Inc., this film is distributed on home video by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. In the film Angus Scrimm reprises his role of the "Tall Man" from the Phantasm movies, as a parody.[1] The humor of the film is most often said to be in the style of Airplane!,[2][3] and Mel Brooks[1][4] comedies. It occasionally breaks the Fourth wall rule with characters looking at the camera, and one even saying "I'm in the wrong movie." The film's main theme has been released on a variety of albums, it and the entire soundtrack was released on CD and as a direct download in the year 2010, twenty-one years after the movies initial release.
Plot summary[edit]
The film opens with two short sequences before the main story line begins, first a prologue, and then a mock television advertisement. In the prologue, a seemingly helpless young woman is pursued by Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, and Freddy Krueger; she is then chased into a cave and reappears a few seconds later with an item from each of the three. She then faces the camera and laughs (showing her fangs) and says, "Amateurs!" The advertisement sequence is for a "mortuary, crematory, cemetery" called "Death City" where a salesman tries selling viewers "new and used coffins", with the help of his assistant Lovely Rita.
Dexter Ward (Steve Altman)[5] enters a 'Death City' location, and is greeted by two morticians, one of which is noted science fiction anthologist Forrest J. Ackerman in a cameo appearance, who is holding a copy of Famous Monsters of Filmland.[1] Dexter is there for the funeral of his uncle, who is suffering from a 'medical condition' and not actually dead. After helping his uncle out of the coffin and back to a library, Dexter is then sent by his uncle Ephram (Jay Robinson) to find and bring back The Book of Ulthar, a book of great power capable of unleashing terrible evil in the wrong hands; librarian Ephram had mistakenly let someone check it out. Dexter's search leads him to aspiring singing star Marissa Orlock (Teri Copley), who is about to be informed of the death of her father Marinas (Howard Morris), and her inheritance of Castle Orlock in Transylvania. Dexter goes with her to the castle.
Victor Van Helsing (Ace Mask),[6] a professional vampire hunter, accompanies Marissa and Dexter to the castle as the executor of her father's estate. Count Byron Orlock (Robert Vaughn), and his three adopted-daughters who are also vampires are already at the castle. One of them is named Patricia (Monique Gabrielle) the seemingly helpless girl in the prologue. When 'viewing the will' they find out that Marissa has been left the castle and the money, while Orlock was left luggage. As a toss-up gift, they are left to find the book somewhere within the castle. Orlock is determined to find the book so that he can create an age of evil; assisting him is the butler Stephan (Angus Scrimm).
The book is finally found by Dexter but Byron steals it from him and uses it to summon an enormous monster called The Evil One (which was originally seen in It Conquered the World),[7] but Dexter and Marissa (who is possessed by her ancestor of the same name) stops him, while Dexter is freed and destroys the book. The possessed Marissa blasts Byron with a lightning bolt, but as he burns to death he declares that he'll be back in the sequel.
Marinas, who was suffering from a cataleptic seizure and was not dead, tells Marissa that she must stay in the castle to ensure that the monster never returns; Helsing, who is now a vampire, also stays. Dexter arranges for Marissa to make her latest music video in the castle, with the help of her vampire cousins and Helsing.
The film ends with the local villagers, who throughout the movie have been trying to find the castle so they can destroy it, finally give up and go home.
- Robert Vaughn: Lord Byron Orlock
- Teri Copley: Marissa Orlock
- Steve Altman: Dexter Ward
- Ace Mask: Victor Von Helsing
- Angus Scrimm: Stefen
- Steve Franken: Hans Hoff
- Vinette Cecelia: Laverne
- Monique Gabrielle: Patty (Patricia)
- Howard Morris: Marinas Orlock
- Jay Robinson: Uncle Ephram
- Lenny Juliano: Maxie Fields
- Joe Lerer: Hans Downe
- Clement von Franckenstein: Hans Hoff
- R.J. Robertson: Hans Phull
- Arthur Roberts: Hans N. Fritz
- Toni Naples: Maxine
- Frazer Smith: Slick Lambert
- Becky LeBeau: Rita
- Stu Nahan: Sports Announcer
- Jack Behr: Direttore
- Kelli Maroney: Hannah
- Michael Chieffo: Ed Norton Look-Alike
- Jon Locke: Mr. Sweeney
- Magda Harout: Peasant Woman
- Deanna Lund: Insegnante
- Brinke Stevens: Betty Lou
- Harriet Harris: Granny
- Michael Vlastas: James Vasvolakas
- Art Hern: Willoughby
- Dean Jones: Pinhead (as Dean C. Jones)
Inspirations, parodies, and puns[edit]
Mark Thomas McGee worked on an early draft of the script for about a week. He was fired at the request for Roger Corman who told Wynorski that he was difficult to work with.[8]
Most of the movie consists of silly moments of comedy and parody; e.g., when Pinhead steps out of an acupuncturist's office and says, "I don't care what anyone says — this hurts!" At one point, Dexter looks into a room and meets Boris Karloff (in a clip from the movie The Terror); in another, Dexter and Marissa step into a room that's apparently in 3-D, but because neither of them is wearing 3-D glasses, all they see is jumbled red and green. As a parody of 3-D films.
Many of the films characters are parodies of other sources, including; Dexter Ward from The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, Byron Orlock from Targets, Van Helsing from Dracula, and the mock advertisement scene's Lovely Rita. Television shows are also referenced such as The Honeymooners, The Late Show, Meet the Press, The Twilight Zone, and Wheel of Fortune. While others are puns or such as "Vampires of the Caribbean", "Elvis has left the body", and "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" being spoken as part of the spell to summon the Evil One. The film also uses such classics as a Pie in the face for the Ayatollah, and Dexter finding a Skeleton in the closet.
Films being parodied are:
- Nightmare on Elm Street: the character Freddy Krueger with Swiss Army knife glove.
- Casablanca: the lines "You talking to me, no one else here you must be talking to me". (Taxi Driver)
- The Exorcist: at the séance scene, including the spewing of green liquid from the mouth.
- Friday the 13th films: the character Jason Voorhees.
- The Haunted Palace: the summoning of the 'Evil One' scenes.
- Hellraiser: the character Pinhead.
- Horror of Dracula: meeting the daughters, Van Helsing pointing out blood on a vampire's mouth, and Byron throwing back of female vampire from her intended victim.
- It Conquered the World: the 'Evil One' creature.
- Night of the Living Dead: the lines "Yeah, they're dead--they're all messed up."
- Phantasm: the 'Tall Man' character with Angus Scrimm parodying himself in the role.
- Taxi Driver: the taxi drivers comments.
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre films: character Leatherface.
- The Terror: footage of Boris Karloff.
The movie title comes from a line in the 1962 song "Monster Mash."
Home video[edit]
This movie has been released on VHS videocassette on September 22, 1993 and on DVD on March 27, 2001,[9] both of which are currently out of print. The DVD separates the story into twenty-four scene chapters with the following titles;
The film received mixed reviews, from positive reviews such as "what might be the best of the late-80′s wave of Naked Gun inspired horror spoofs."[10] To the more negative reviews that state "Moronic comedy about vampires, teenage vampire hunters and half-naked babes."[11] One of its most positive reviews comes from Variety stating that; "Mixed into the cosmic stew are many delightful reflexive bits," and that it "is an occasionally hilarious horror spoof notable for the range of its comical targets."[12]
- 2 and half stars out of 4. - TV Guide.[1]
- 2 and a half stars. out of 5- Video Movie Guide 2002[13]
- 2 stars out of 4. - Creature Features: The Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Movie Guide.[14]
- 2 out of 4. - Cinefantastique review by J. P. Harris[3]
- 1 and a half Bones out of 4. - VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever[11]
- 1 and a half stars out of 5. - All Movie.com[4]
- 1 star out of 5. - AMC (TV channel)[15]
After the movies original release its theme was released as part of the album "Vampire Circus (The Essential Vampire Theme Collection)" by Silva Screen Records in 1993.[16] On the 1997 album "Vampire Themes" by Cleopatra Records, the band 'Ex Voto' remixes and reinterprets the main theme. The entire soundtrack was then officially released on June 7, 2010, when it was paired with the soundtrack to Not of This Earth (1988 film) also composed by Chuck Cirino. It is currently sold in Compact Disk, and Direct download formats from various music sites.[10]
Transylvania Twist
Not of This Earth
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d TV Guide, Movie Reviews. ""Transylvania Twist" Review". TV Guide. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
- ^ Weldon, Michael (1996). The Psychotronic Video Guide. St. Martin's Griffin. p. 582. ISBN 0-312-13149-6.
- ^ a b Harris, J. P. (2002). Time Capsule: Reviews of Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy Films and TV Shows. IUniverse. p. 244. ISBN 0-595-21336-7.
- ^ a b "'Transylvania Twist,' Overview". allmovie.com. 2010. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
- ^ Steve Altman's actor listing on IMDB.com
- ^ Ace Mask's actor listing on IMDB.com
- ^ Palmer, Randy (2009). Paul Blaisdell, Monster Maker: A Biography of the B Movie Makeup and Special Effects Artist. McFarland. p. 246. ISBN 0-7864-4099-6.
- ^ Katzman, Nicholson and Corman: Shaping Hollywood's Future by Mark Thomas McGee, Bear Manor Media (2015) p 248
- ^ Amazon.com Listings release dates of "Transylvania Twist" on Amazon.com
- ^ a b Schweiger, Daniel (21 June 1010). "June Soundtrack Picks". Film Music Magazine. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
- ^ a b "'Transylvania Twist,' Movie reviews & Ratings". movieretriever.com. 2010. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
- ^ Elley, Derek (Edited by) (2000). Variety Movie Guide 2000. The Berkley Publishing Group. p. 891. ISBN 0-399-52582-3.
- ^ Mick Martin, Marsha Porter (2001). Video Movie Guide 2002. Ballantine Books. p. 1150. ISBN 0-345-42096-9.
- ^ Stanley, John (2000). Creature Features: The Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Movie Guide. Berkley Boulevard Books. p. 537. ISBN 0-425-17517-0.
- ^ "Synopsis of Transylvania Twist". AMCtv.com. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
- ^ Ebay Catalogue. "Original Soundtracks - Vampire Circus (The Essential Vampire Theme Collection) (CD 1993)". Ebay.com. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
External links[edit]
- Transylvania Twist at the Internet Movie Database
- Transylvania Twist at Rotten Tomatoes
- New York Times 'Transylvania Twist' production credits


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Mr Livingstone has stated he is "an involved father" with all of his secret children, which includes a 15-year-old boy as well as two teenage girls.
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The story of Mr Livingstone's tangled love life started in 1982 when he began relationship with Kate Allen, UK director of Amnesty International.
But during the early 1990s Livingstone, who was then Labour MP for Brent, started seeing, Janet Woolf a local Labour party activist.
She then gave birth to his son, who is going to be 16 this year.
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Mr Livingstone has always been very guarded about his secret children.
After the birth of his first child with his current partner, Ms Beal, in 2002, Mr Livingstone made no move to correct the widespread report that it was his first child.
While Londoners believed this to be the case - and congratulated the mayor on becoming a father for the first time at the age of 57 - close friends knew the truth.
They also knew that Mr Livingstone was extremely touchy about his two secret families.
"This has always been a big no-no with Ken," one said. "You just don't go there."
But now he has revealed the existence of his three unknown children, apparently because the fact was about to be published in a new biography.
It seems he would have preferred to keep the existence of his three unknown children a secret, but he was asked about them by Andrew Hosken, the BBC journalist and author whose new biography of the mayor is due out soon.
Hosken told the "During one of my meetings with Ken at City Hall I raised the question of the children."
Mr Livingstone sought to shrug off the issue with a return to the mayoral campaign trail today.
Less than four weeks from the May 1 election, he is fighting for his political life after polls showed him behind Mr Johnson in the race for Mayor.
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Critics immediately suspected that the latest revelations about Mr Livingstone's family were a calculated attempt to pre-empt newspaper exposes and prevent any further damage to his re-election bid.
A new biography containing details of his family life - "Ken: the Ups and Downs of Ken Livingstone" by Mr Hosken - is set to be serialised imminently, but Mr Livingstone's office categorically denied claims that it had deliberately leaked the news.
When asked if any member of his campaign team had leaked the story, his spokeswoman said: "Absolutely not."
Mr Livingstone launched a passionate defence of his right to keep his family life private.
He told the BBC: "I don't think anybody in this city is shocked about what consenting adults do.
The London Mayor has been an advocate of the importance of "good parenting".
At a mayoral debate on Monday, he claimed that the many children descended into violence because they lacked a proper "father figure".
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Last month, rumors began churning that Land Rover was working on a sportier Range Rover Evoque model. Now details are being reported that the supposed Evoque R could be powered by the same supercharged V6 found in the upcoming Jaguar F-Type.
The standard Range Rover Evoque model sports 240-hp, which is on par with its competitors, but could definitely use more performance to boost the model's image. That's the plan with the Evoque R model, and if the reports are true, it will feature a detuned version of the Jaguar 3.0-liter V6 supercharged with 340 hp (compared to 360 hp).
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It seems that the currency pair finally entrenched in the negative plane after breakthrough of the the four-hour Ichimoku cloud's border at the beginning of the week.
The pair has fallen to four-week lows, to 116th figure, during the previous trading day. Ichimoku Cloud changed its character to the bearish, upsetting long-term customers.
The increase of prices that followed by the end of the day is likely to be corrective. Indeed, having reached the Kijun line's level bulls eased the pressure.
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Choosing the right input type for your form field.
A glanceable one-stop-shop for how today's browsers are dealing with today's accessibility features. Then you can dive deeper into each one.
This is a very handy resource—a collection of minimum viable implementations of HTML5 features and JavaScript APIs.
Una's [Instagram filters in CSS}(https://github.com/una/CSSgram) are great, but the browser support for CSS filters isn't as good as, say, the browser support for canvas. Here's a clever bit of scripting to polyfill filters using canvas.
I love this little markup pattern: simple, accessible and elegant …with some quirky CSS gotchas around styling non-standard prefixed pseudo-elements. They came from the Shadow DOM …dun dun DUN!
A new presentation from the wonderfully curmudgeonly Steven Pemberton, the Nosferatu of the web. Ignore the clickbaity title.
I don't agree with everything he says here, but I strongly agree with his preference for declarative solutions over (or as well as) procedural ones. In short: don't make JavaScript for something that could be handled in markup.
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The web is the way now that we distribute information. We will need the web pages we create now to be readable in 100 years time, just as we can still read 100-year-old books.
Requiring a webpage to depend on a particular 100-year-old implementation of Javascript is not exactly evidence of future-thinking.
Mike runs through the history of Flash. Those who forget the history of the web are doomed to repeat it:
The struggle now seems to be turning to native apps versus non-native apps on the mobile platform. It is similar to Flash's original battle ground: the argument that the Web technology stack is not suitable for building applications with a polished user-experience.
I just noticed that I'm mentioned in the acknowledgements of this most handy of W3C documents. This pleases me disproportionately.
A history lesson and a love letter to the early web, taking in HTML, Photoshop, and the web standards movement.
Those were long years, the years of drop-shadows. Everything was jumping just slightly off the screen. For a stretch it seemed that drop-shadows and thin vertical columns of text would define the web. That was before we learned that the web is really a medium to display slideshows, as many slideshows as possible, with banner ads.
Paul Ford's potted history of web standards, delivered in his own inimitable style.
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This is hilarious …for about two dozen people.
For everyone else, it's as opaque as the rest of the standardisation process.
HTML5 is now a W3C recommendation. Here's what a bunch of people—myself included—have to say about that.
A collection of device APIs—which, despite the title, are all JavaScript, not HTML. Each API in the list has a link to its spec, an explanatory article, a demo, and the current level of support.
Great suggestions from Dave for podcasters keen on allowing easier sharing.
Oh, how I wish Soundcloud would do this and be less of an audio roach motel!
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Let's pave that cowpath.
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Join NWAC in supporting the tenth annual Northwest Snow and Avalanche Workshop (NSAW). NSAW is a workshop-style educational seminar targeted to professionals and avid backcountry recreationists. Join us for a full day of avalanche education presented by some of the leading researchers and avalanche practitioners in North America.
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This year we have added the Pro Panel, a two-hour session dedicated to those who work in avalanche terrain. Moderated by Colin Zacharias, the panel will explore issues of work place safety and operational protocol, as well as broader trends and challenges in the avalanche industry. This session is open to anyone who works in avalanche terrain or in a program managing others in avalanche terrain. You can sign up to attend the Pro Panel by entering a code during checkout on the ticket sales site; contact email@example.com for your code.
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Alpine Touring Equipment: Retention and Release in the Backcountry
Jeff Campbell, PhD Student, University of Washington
The purpose of this presentation is to differentiate performance of alpine ski boot-binding systems from AT ski boot-binding systems, and educate the consumer on the ability of AT equipment to protect them from lower leg injuries. Supporting data from laboratory and on-snow measurements of ski bindings and skiers will be given.
Bio: Jeff Campbell is a PhD Student in the Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Washington (UW). Before transplanting to the Northwest, he received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Utah. He started skiing at the age of three in the Wasatch and has been touring for over 20 years. With his extensive background in Applied Biomechanics he conducts mechanical design assessments, product failure evaluations, and biomechanical analyses of musculoskeletal injuries. His graduate research is focused on the biomechanics of skiing and snowboarding injuries, including field measurements of the forces that skiers and snowboarders generate while riding.
North American Avalanche Danger Scale: Are Public Backcountry Forecasters Applying it Consistently?
Simon Trautman, National Avalanche Center
The North American Avalanche Danger Scale is a tool used by backcountry avalanche forecasters to communicate the potential for avalanches to cause harm or injury to backcountry travelers. Danger ratings are the most basic component of the public forecast, providing the foundation for more nuanced descriptions of avalanche conditions. In 2010, the United States, Canada, and New Zealand adopted a consistent, five-tiered danger scale. Although widely used, we do not know how consistently the danger scale is applied both within and between avalanche forecasting operations. To address this question, we developed ten scenarios capturing a variety of avalanche conditions at the mountain range scale. We derived the scenarios from real avalanche forecasts issued by various avalanche centers throughout North America. Avalanche forecasters in the United States, Canada, and New Zealand re-viewed each scenario and assigned a single danger rating for the forecast period. Results indicate that although most respondents choose ratings within one step of each other, individual forecasters can arrive at different conclusions when presented with identical information. Additionally, it appears that there are regional and/or cultural differences in how forecasters assign danger ratings.
Looking Forward to the Winter of 2016-17 in the Pacific NW
Nick Bond, Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean
This presentation will review the latest projections for the weather in the Pacific NW during the upcoming winter in the context of the data record over the last few decades. The topics to be covered include probable seasonal mean anomalies in temperature and precipitation, and tendencies related to episodic events such as floods and windstorms.
Risk Management Case Study of Inbounds Avalanches at Ski Areas.
Paul Baugher
A historic wet slab cycle at Crystal Mountain Ski Area in Washington State in March of 2014 provides a great case study. This cycle resulted in numerous large natural and explosive-triggered avalanches, including one particularly notable slide that destroyed a 34-year old chairlift and had an alpha angle of only 20º. We discuss the operational challenges, mitigation efforts (including whether or not to use mitigation), and difficult decision-making that allowed the risks of this avalanche cycle to be managed without loss of life. A thin margin for error existed in this event, and we hope anyone managing avalanche risk whether personally or professionally can learn from our case study.
Bio: Paul was the ski patrol director at Crystal Mountain Resort in Washington State for 34 years. He is currently involved in risk management for Boyne West resorts. He is a co-owner of International Mountain Guides. Paul also directs the Northwest Avalanche Institute, a group that consults on avalanche matters for a variety of clients including Burlington Northern railroad, guide services, the military, SAR groups, and land use agencies. Paul's work also includes consulting with ski areas across the country on ski safety and risk management issues. Paul is also an instructor with the National Avalanche School, member of the steering committee, and past member of the board of the National Avalanche Foundation. Since the 80's, Paul has worked as a snow safety director, ski patrolman, and heli-ski guide in winter and as a mountaineering guide and climbing ranger at Mt. Rainier National Park in the summer. He is a former vice president of the American Avalanche Association. Paul received a BA in Economics from the University of Puget Sound in 1978
Checklists and Backcountry Decision-Making
Sarah Carpenter
Over the past 5 years, we have built a checklist that guides backcountry users through a backcountry day. It starts with pre-trip planning, moves through what to look for on a tour, and ends with questions for debriefing the day and sending observations to the forecast center. We have centered our level 1 curriculum around this checklist and have had great success applying this to backcountry travel. I'd love to talk to folks about the history of checklist use and how to apply this checklist. While covering the checklist procedures, the talk addresses avalanche problems, avalanche hazard and how to better understand it, avalanche terrain and route selection, and communication and group dynamics.
Bio: Sarah Carpenter is the co-owner of the American Avalanche Institute. She has been working in the field of snow and snow science since 1998, when she started as a ski patroller at Bridger Bowl in Bozeman, MT. She teaches level 1, 2, and 3 avalanche courses throughout the West during the winter. Sarah is also an AMGA certified ski guide and works as a ski guide for the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Exum Mountain Guides.
Decisions, Distractions, and Reflections
Kevin Grove
This talk will focus on a near miss incident on Middle Sister in the Central Oregon Cascades and will explore decision making, distractions, and decision making tools. A year after the near miss Kevin made a short film detailing the incident which he will share. This past summer, after becoming a new father, Kevin has taken a deeper look at risk and this near miss. He will share findings from digging into research on the topics posed.
Bio: Kevin is a Associate Professor of Physics and Engineering at Central Oregon Community College and the Science Department Chair. He is a Central Oregon Avalanche Association board member and is the director of COAA's professional observer program. Kevin has been climbing and skiing for over 20 years and is stoked to be a new dad. He has a M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Montana State University.
Laser Mapping of Snow Depth in Avalanche Terrain – Snow Variability and Operational Support?
Jeff Deems
Snow depth in avalanche starting zones can be extremely variable, and this variability strongly influences avalanche hazard and character. Extreme depth changes over short distances are common, especially in wind-affected, near- and above-treeline environments. Snow depth also affects the ease of avalanche triggering. Experience shows that slab avalanches are often more easily triggered from shallow areas near the edge of deeper slabs – an important consideration for backcountry travel or for avalanche control with explosives or ski cutting.Recent advances in laser scanning (lidar) technology enable long-range (i.e. from a safe location), high resolution mapping of snow depth and snow depth changes in avalanche starting zones. The snow patterns and avalanche features visible in these data sets are fascinating, and offer deep insight into snow accumulation and redistribution processes, and clear advantages and applications for avalanche control and infrastructure planning. This presentation will provide an overview of lidar technology and techniques, and highlight results from the Arapahoe Basin Ski Area and Loveland Pass in Colorado.
Bio: Dr. Jeff Deems is a Research Scientist at the University of Colorado in Boulder, where he works with the National Snow and Ice Data Center and the NOAA Western Water Assessment. A long-time skier, his research interests pertain mostly to observing and investigating the dynamics of mountain snowpacks, snowmelt, and avalanches, through field research, remote sensing, and computer modeling.
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Chris Morin
Chris Morin has a passion for skiing big terrain and human flight, both of which provide extended stays in the hospital where he works on improving avalanche forecasting through a data driven approach. He has spent over 10 years leading avalanche forecasting programs in the PNW, working with ski areas, railroads, housing projects, and guiding companies. He has a degree in Physics and is the founder of ai Storm, a machine learning and forecasting company that focuses on the mountain community.


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ADIDAS BY RAF SIMONS Spirit Ankle Strap Sneaker
Belgian designer Raf Simons adds a distinctive new twist to his collaboration with adidas in this classic canvas low-top fitted with a bold buckled ankle cuff. The combined elements form a mid-top silhouette with a retro foundation and a moto sense of purpose. The Raf Simons identity takes the spotlight ... Learn More