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CAIRO BULLETIN: TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. us
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Without Medicine.
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A New and complete Hotel, fronting o.
(Second and Railroad Streets,
Cairo. Illinois.
The Passenger D'-pot of tie Chlcazo, St. Louis
and jew Orleans: Illinois Cealral; Waharb, Ht.
Louie and Paclllc; lion Mountain and Southern,
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and 8t. Louis Railways
are all Just across the street : while the Steamboat
Lauding Is hat one square distant.
This Hotel Is heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Call Bells.
Automatic Fire-Alarms. Baths, absolutely pur air,
pertect sewerage and complete appointments .
Hatierb furnishings; perfect service; and an an
sieeliM table.
Li. 1j. HA.H KKUSr 'O.. Isaees
TO PaRESTb AiiD OTHERSTHE ORPHANS
We have had a ereat Improvement in the health
of our children by the use of Shift's Specif! .. We
had am in if the children some who bad scrofula
notably one case in wnico tt was
W g' t some of Swift's Specific and gave It to this
case, and In s short while tt was cured sonnd and
well. It was as bad a cae. I think, as 1 ever saw,
and had been under excellent pbyelclans with no
psrmanent ben. fit. We have heen giving It to all
tha children as a bra tb tonic. We have four chil
dren and one eenmstree who. for vears, have suf
fered intensely every spring w th erysipelas, and
thouiih they had been taking Swift's Specific only
in snull doaoa as a health tonic, thev all, without
exception, paaaed through this spring without a
touch of the comulalnt.
A young lady of the institution, who has been
with us for veare. has been troubled with a moat
avsravated re-h ever elure che was a child. She
trirri ail the known remedies that are prescribed
for It with no benefit! but she has been cured by
taking Swift s Specific, and has Dad no return or
th trnnhln.
It Is such an excellent tonic, and keeps the blood
so pure, that 'he svstem Is less liable to contract
iluug. All of the teachera and children who are
old enough to know attree with me In believing It
Is the gn ate!t medirlne known. Mv faith In It is
unbounded, and 1 and toy aaelstants take great
pleasure to recommending It to everv ane. lean
at all times bt found at the Home, and will take
pleanre in seeing or corresponding with any who
is interested in the remeny.
ltev. L. B. PAINE, Orphans' Home,
Macon, Ua
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants. TUB WIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, u
Commission Merchants,
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CAIRO, ILLIXiOlP.
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The Daily Bulletin.
iM'i'KKED AT TBB CAIRO POBTOKFICB FOB
Local News.
Later newt from Carbond&le last night
was to the effect that the Cairo special got
there when all hope of saving the school
was past, and the engines were not even
taken from the cars. The boys didn't get
back, however, until after 0 o'clock.
The statistical tables issued by the
commissioner of internal revenue for the
ast fiscal year shows, among other things,
the number of wholesale and retail liquor
icenses issued by the government in the
several states. The question : Does prohi
bition prohibit? is answered so far as it
relates to New England states ss follows:
a Maine the increase over 1883 of retail
iquor licenses was 136; in Vermont, 27; in
New Ilamsphire, 116, and in Rbode Island
14. In Maine during the laet fiscal year
there were ten licenses issued to wholesale
liquor dealers.
Commission men and corn millers here,
bo are in want of corn and see no pros
pect of a boom in that line, because of a
lack of corn even in the rural districts im
mediately surruunding us, may or may not
draw consolation from the fact that they
and this part of the country are not alone
minus the usual surplus of that all impor
tant grain. Advices from Illinois, Indiana
and Iowa, with a few local exceptions, are
unanimous in the statement that the corn
crop this year is the poorest harvested in
many years. The discrepancy applies more
to the quality than the quantity ot grain
raised. The corn was de.mp and foggy
when the first frosts occurred, and as a
result was frozen bard. Then csnie milder
weatber, which was followed by rains, and
the corn thus had no chance to dry nut and
become hurd and mature. The consequence
is that a large percentage of the grain is
soft and fit only as food for bogs aod other
stock. Large quantities of this soft corn
will undoubtedly go to waste on approach
of cold weather, as many farmers will have
more of it than they can possibly use in
feeding stock. The question ot seed next
year will prove a most serious one, as there
will be a large deficiency. Kansas will not
be called on ta supply the want, as there is
general complaint that the grain grown this
year from Kansas seed suffered proportion
ately more than any other.
The votaries of hot water as a cure-all
have found another pillar for their faith in
the person of Dr. George R. Sbephard, of
Hartford, Conn., who gays in the Medical
Record: "I have used hot water as a gargle
for the past six or eight years, having been
led to do so from seeing its beneficial ef
fects in gynecology. In acute pharyngitis
and tonsillitis, if properly used at the com
mencement of the attack, it constitutes one
of our moat effective remedies, being fre
quently promptly curative. If used later
in the disease, or in chronic cases, it is al
ways beneficial, though perhaps not so im
mediately curative. To be ot service it
should be used in considerable quantity
(a half pint or pint) at a time, and just as
hot as the throat will tolerate. I have seen
many cases of acute disease thus aborted,
and can commend the method with great
confidence. I believe it may be taken as
an established fact, that in the treatment
of inflammations generally, and those of
the mucous membranes in particular, moist
heat is of service, and in most cases hot
water is preferable to steam. All are fa
miliar with its use in ophthalmia and con
junctivitis, as also in inflammation of the
external and middle ear, and I feel confi
dent that those who employ it for that
most annoying of all slight troubles to pre'
scribe for, viz., a cold in the head, or acute
coryza, will seldom think of using the irri
tating drugs mentioned in the books, nor of
inducing complete anesthesia with chloro
form in preference to the hot water douche.
Driven From Home.
Boston, Mass. Col. Charles H. Taylor,
of the U8tU Massachusetts Regt.,and who is
now publisher of the Bostoi Globe, one of
the most successful, as well as one of the
very best family newspapers in America,
voices this: During the past few years, a
foreign element has made itt appearance in
this ' section, which is drivtng from our
midst one of the oldest and best known
families one boasting of branches in every
state of the Union. The element is St.
Jacobs Oil, and the family referred to it the
pain iamuy.
Emory Little Cathartic is the best and
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails
with the most obstinate cases, purely vege
table. 15 cents. (l)
W. T. Lamboui, river editor ot Tat Bollith
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds of steamboat Job printing solicited. Office
ai cower s auropean ttoiei. no. ii unto levee.
stages or the river.
The river marked by the gauge at this
port tt 6 p. m. 24 feet 10 inches and rising.
Chattanooga. Nov. 26. River 9 feet 8
inches and falling.
Cincinnati, Nov. 26. River 16 feet 7tln
ches'and rising.
Louisville, Nov. 26. River 8 feet 1 In
ches and falling.
Nashville, Nov. 26. River 18 feet 8 in
ohes and rising.
Pittsburg, Nor. 26. River 7 feet 4 in
ches and falling.
St. Louis, Nor. 36. River 11 feet 1 Id
ch and rising.
rrR itcms.
The Arkansas City from Vlckaburg,
about eighteen hours behind time, passed
up for St. Louis yesterday morning sit I
The Vint Shinkle, twenty-four hours be
hind time, arrived here at 8 p. m. yesterday
and departed for Cincinnati at 8:45 p.m.
She had a light trip.
The Annie P. Silver from St. Louis re
ported here at 8 p. m. yesterday. She had
a fair trip, but would not be uncomfortably
loaded if she had five or six hundred tons
of freight more added to her trip. She
left during the night for New Orleans.
The Will S. Hays leaves here Thursday
at noon for Memphis, Vicksburg and Nat
ehez, and will take freight and people to
all points going to Natchez. Capt. W. C.
Tichenor is in command and Wash Floyd
is ber popular chief scribe.
The B. 8. Rhea from Nashville arrived
here yesterday morning st 5 o'clock. She
had a good trip, and left on her return for
the "Rock City" at 1 p. m.
Yesterday was a regular "stem winder''
for steamboats, as the wind blew very
heavy all day.
The Belle Memphis from St. Louis passed
down for Vicksburg early yesterday
The Henry A. Tyler, which was properly
due yesterday, will arrive this morning on
her way to Paducah, and leave here on her
return to Memphis to-morrow.
The Goldtm Crown, which is now on her
tenth day out from New Orleans, has failed
to report. She will likely be on hands this
morning for Cincinnati.
The Ella Kimbrongh left here Sunday at
noon, and is due to-morrow from Osceola,
The Guiding Star from New Orleans is
likfly to run over the Golden Crown before
she gets to Cincinnati, as the Star will ar
rive here to-morrow morning.
The J as. W. Gaff, now in charge of Capt.
D. M ore, will report here from Gincin
nati to-morrow onjher way to Memphis.
The Arkansas is advertised to leave St.
Louis this evening fsr Vicksburg.
The Golden Rule from Cincinnati is ex
pected here this morning on her route to
New Orleans.
A Device Ajainst Bores,
An invention for protection from
bon s ha been devisud lv a gentleman
of literary habiU in this city, which
may safely be rooomuwuded to those
who are afflicted by the attntions of
these well known peste of society. He
has his study in the top of one of tmr
public buildings, and nearly every day
a prominent representative of the
genus bore climbs tip the stairs and
knocks at hi door, and after entering
he sits himstlf down and smokes the
literary man's e:g:irs and discourses
second-hand opin ons to him during
the greater part of the day. The lit
erary man has b;en for a long time
casting about for a remedy, and at last
he said: "My dear Jones, I want to
tell rou sompth.n in confidence. I
am frightfully troubled by people drop
ping in on me whom I don't wish to
see,' and so I am going to keen ruydoor
locked herenfier. Now, of course,
tbere arc come whom I am always de
lighted to have call, and you, my dear
Jones' slapping him on tho back
"as I don't need to tell you, are one of
them. So I aro going to arrange a pri
vate signal wi:h those whom I snail
alwavs be glad to admit to my room,
and 1 want you, wheu you come, to
knock thus, two slow rap and three
quick ones see? and then I shall
know who Is there" Jones commend
ed the idea as peculiarly ingenious
aud has since faithfully acted upon It,
but was heard the other day to remark
very innocently that it was deuced odd,
but of late it was very seldom that he
could liud his literary friend at homo,
liijttijn Jvurnttl.
Laws of Language,
Imagine a writer perhaps a poet
at least a genius standing on the
highest attainable point of the mount
that he has been climbing, grasping at
an idea far above, rapidly floating past
"Words! words!" he cries, "give
me words, and I will make wings and
reach it yet,"
"Here are words of all sorts," says a
pedant, producing a huge dictionary.
"Tell me what kind you want, and I
will pick out the proper ones. But I
don't believe you can reach that idea
anvhow. You will break your neck.
"he impatient poet who knows that
he will never reach it if he waits,
catches up some refuse words lying
near him which have been rejected as
unfit to make a foot bridge over a small
creek, twists them into a pair of rude
wings dashes from his cliff, seizes the
idea in mid air, and brings it safe to
The whole world admires the Idea;
but, "Bless met" cries the pedant,
"what wings! They are over-weighted,
badly balanced, and barely hang
"I know that better than you do,"
replied the genius, "and would advise
no one to risk his neck on them; but
I would have saved that idea if need
had so required, with wings of lead."
Aud some conceited ignoramus, who
"always did know that ; pedant was a
fool," having a lead mine on his premi
ses, sets up a manufactory of leaden
wings and advertises them, on the au
thority of the genius, as the very best
wings for reaching and catching lofty
The moral is that laws of language
are good things, yet we find passages,
and frequently very grand passages. In
whioh the laws of language are set at
naught. Nevertheless laws are laws,
and the writer who will tot understand
and obey them, except in the most
emergent cases, deserves to break his
neck or drown as he probably will.
The Bride Who Didn't Die in an Old
Chest ;
The fair Imogene D'Eustls had ;been
wedded to the knightly Sam Higglns.
The clergyman had boon handed two
dollars In oesh to pay for the splicing,
the guests were tilling themselves up
with eatablea, and everything was slid
ing along as smoothly us a cider mill
sailing down on a spring freshet, when
all at once the bride was missing. m
Her newly-found husband lookod un
der the table, but Bhe was not there.
The guests separated to search.
Some looked down the woll others
down the cellar-mothers in the hen-coop
and smoke-house and behind tho . pig
pen. No Imogene. ' : '
Then some said that she had been
abducted, while others scoffed at the
idea of a girl weighing 196 pounds and
having a scream which could be heard
two miles, being carried ' off in broad ,
daylight, and In a neighborhood whero
the Democrat had over 200 majority.
A detective was called in. He look
ed at her old shawl, measured the
length of her old shoes, and decided
thai it was a mysterious affair.. He
would take the case : if desired, ; but
would not promise any satisfactory so
lution under a year and a half.
The fair Imogene's father hadn't be
trayed much excitement up to this
point The wedding feast was the first
square meal he had tackled for six
months, and he wanted to fill up before
giving way to emotion. He was now
full. He turned around upon the ex
oitej and distressed guests, commanded
them to hush their hullab.illo,: and di-f
appeared up stairs.
When the coy Imogene slipped away
from the feast it was to see if her hus
band would miss and follow her. She
slid up stairs, mounted to the garret,
and after brushing the cobwebs off her
nose she advanced to the big blue chest
in the corner. This chest had been
made to bold her father's government
bonds, aod was hooped with iron and
provided with a spring lock, which
never cost loss than a dollar. Her
mission was to hide in the chest and
see if her husband would be soft enough
to climb up there and throw up the lid
and call peek-a-boo. As tho reader
knows he wasn't the man to catch on.
The old man D'Eustis walked up
stairs and made his way to the garret
through tho same trap-door tho bride
had used. He thought she might be up
there to take a last farewell look at the
bunches of catnip, mouldy school books
and broken Bpinning-whecls. He could
not see her. He called aloud, but the
whistle of the tug on the river was the
only answer. He turned to go but
something whisnered to him that per
haps be might find a plug of tobacco
or a bottle of stomach bitters in the old
chest. He advanced with beating heart
and threw up the lid. "
"Why, pop, is this you!" cried the
fair Imogene as she spang up and rip
ped her oridal dress clear down the
"Yes, this is me!" growled the old
man, "and what the jiuiciacks are you
doing hereP"
"Hiding from Sam."
' I'm a tarnal mind to box your ears,
big as you are! Here you've raised s
regular city convention all over the
house, spoilt a dress which cost rae $14
with the making, upsot your mother,
and scart old Mrs. Spigot into a fit!"
"Please, pop, I
"You git! Prap yourself through
that trap-hole, skip down there and
tell the crowd that you don't know
beans when the bag's untied."
And the bride got. And her husband
was so mad that he burnt up a free
railroad pass to Chicago, and tier moth
er cried, and her father went off down
town to play poker, and, taken all in
all, the coy'brido and the old chest and
the spring" lock business didn't pay ten
cents on the dollar.
The Form of Introduction a Oowboy De
mands. "I shall never forget my first Intro
duction to a cowboy, ' said David Van
Drouver, of Cleveland. "It was in the
heart of Texas. I had been traveling
all day, and coming up with a little
shanty, called a tavern, toward even
ing, f determined to stop thero for the
night. My horse was put in the barn,
or rather tied to a stake in the middle
of the prairie, and then I went into tho
'hotel. Thero was only one room with
a drygoods box at one end, which served
as a'bar. I was told that I might bunk
on a buffalo robe which lay in the cor
ner. Being very tired, I soon fell asleep,
but in the middle of the night was
awakened by some one kicking me in
the ribs. "Get up thar,' said a gruff
voice. 'What what's tho matter?', I
asked somewhat timidly. 'I want you
to get up and take a drink with mo,
and be purtv quirk about it, too,' was
the reply. Through the dim light of a
smoky kerosene lamp I could faintly
see the figure of a man, which, with
ono look, I knew to be a cowboy. 'Hut
I never drink, my friend,' said I. 'Now
look ahoro, stranger, no man ever re
fuse to drink with me mure than once
in his life,' he answered, suggestively
touching the butt of ono of hw revolv
ers. I concluded that discretion was
the better part of valor in this case,
and so without anv more ado I rose
and took a drink. When we hud fin
ished I offered to treat also, but he
wouldn't have It. Ho wild he only
wanted to see If I thought myself too
ood to drink with him. 'Well, what
o you think of me?" he asked, putting
his bands upon his hips and staring me
plump in the face. 'Well, sir,' said I,
'I dou't know as I have known you
long enough yet to form an opinion.'
'Come now, that won't go dowu. I
want to know what you think of me,
and you might as well answer now.fcr
forever close your clam,' and agaiu his
hand fell upon his revolver. As I had
no shootin' irons with me. they being
under the buffalo robe, I saw that I
must answer him quickly. 'Well, said
I, 'from all appearance's I shouldn't
wonder if I thought just as much of
vou as I do of the Presideut of (he
United States.' -Bully for you, take
another swig, and Rgain I was obliged
to swallow tlift - rjit, oiio dose of which
was tni'tigh to kill any ordinary man.
After; this, that man was one' of the
' best friends I had," Ckwfonii frfr.(
Tbere Is a'standing reward of I2.00C
in Nebraska for the discovery of a pay
i ing vein of coal In that stat?, i
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Hides, Furs, Wool,
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iSort) Throat, Pain In the
laod Is equally efflcaclousTor all
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Ask your Druggist for It. Price so
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WHnleaalB Druggist. 8T.
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The old-fashioned, slow-acting plasters "must
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Ely's Cream Balm,
Cream Balm has gained an enviable reputation
wherever known ; displacing all ot her preparations.
ceua mr circular containing mil loiorm lion and
reliable testimonials. By mall, prepaid, B0 cent a
pai-ltag. stamps received, hold by all wholesale
snd retail drtmgUts. ELY'S .KEAM BALM CO.,
Owego, New Y.rk.
Burns, 50c, Byron, S0c.. Mrs.
Browning. 5ftc., Campbell, 40c.,
Chaucer. 60e.. Dante. 50c.. Drvdea
60c., Goethe, 70c,, Goldsmith. Sc., Hcmans, Mc ,
Iliad and Odysey, 70c , riood, M)c, Ingelow. 60c.,
Keats, 40c., Meredith. Wc Milton, Mc, Moore,
0c.. Pope, nOc., Poe, 40c , r3chliler,4uc, Scott, 50c
Tmnyson, 60c, Virgil, 45c, and others. Ftneeloto
binding, (tent for examlna'ion before payment
on evidence of good faith. Catalogue free NOT
sold by deaers. JOHN B. .ALDDN, Publisher.
18 Ve-ey St., New York, 1
I have a notitiv remedv for the above d iaease : or its
ose thousands ef eats of the worn kind ami of lone
aunding have ben cured. Indeed, ao strong la my
faith in Its effleaor. that I will aand TWO BOTTLES
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Vodafone will charge $6 for the 16GB handset on a $60 monthly plan and 1GB data, while Telstra's cheapest plan is $67 and its most expensive $130 with 4GB of data.
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Buffet 400 series BC8401 Alto Sax
Last modified 09/12/08
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I first played the Buffet 400 Alto at a New Year's eve gig 2006 backing up Frank Sinatra Jr. — the lead Alto man was playing the 400 with the matte finish and I was curious about it. He let me give it a blow and I was very impressed. Being a King Super 20 guy for almost 30 years, it takes a lot to impress me. However, I didn't get a chance to give the saxophone a thorough shakedown at that time. I didn't do anything more with it until a month ago when I reviewed the Buffet 400 Tenor. After that disappointing experience, I had a talk with Buffet and they informed me of the re-design they were doing on the neck of the Tenor (to be released in April '08 — I will post a review as soon as I get my hands on one) and that convinced me I should give the Alto another try. This time I had a session with the 400 series standard lacquer finish. Times change, people — and this is one of those moments. I NEVER thought I would find a horn that could outshine my old King, but I
have found exactly that in the Buffet 400.
· Construction, look & feel
The horn is beautifully engraved, with a gold tone lacquer finish — smart looking, not quite as intriguing as the matte finish model but still looks great. It is a heavy horn, but all horns are heavy when you've been playing a King as long as I have. The action is excellent — right up there with a good Selmer, Yanagisawa, or Yamaha. Left hand palm keys are built out well for a good fit. The right hand palm keys are built down a little bit for my taste, but not so much to be an issue. Spatula keys have a good feel — I'm having a small issue with the transition between C# and B but it's improving with practice. The neck & body fit together very well, but the plug provided for the body side of the neck joint is not good. It's cheap plastic and doesn't fit well — probably won't do a good job of protecting the joint. I won't use it — I'll get a sax stuffer that has a good end on it to protect the joint. Pads are all good quality, with nice nickel resonators up through the palm keys.
· Sound
This is what sold me on this horn. I used my standard setup (Meyer 6M with Harrison ligature and Zonda 3.5 reed), played it and out came a fat sound with good edge, and a warmth to it that was BETTER than my King! What?? Unbelievable! I even put my Selmer Larry Teal mouthpiece on it and played some legit, and it played as well as any Mark VI I've played. The low D, which any pro will tell you is a troublesome note on EVERY alto saxophone, is THE BEST SOUNDING I HAVE EVER HEARD. Let me tell you, folks, I've always stuck with the King Super 20 for the jazz sound even though that handicaps me a bit when it's time to play a legit gig — this Buffet 400 can do the job in EITHER the jazz or the legit arena and do it as well as (or better than) a King Super 20 or a Selmer Mark VI! Can you tell I'm sold on this saxophone?
· Intonation
The scale on this horn is as good as they come. Yes, there are some issues (i.e. the high C is reminiscent of the infamous Selmer C, but not as bad), but I've never found a saxophone that doesn't have pitch issues somewhere on the scale — there is nothing on this horn that a good player can't balance out. The altissimo notes have nicely balanced pitch — here's an audio byte of a three octave diminished scale starting on low C:
Listen to the Buffet 400 Alto Sax
Here's the same scale on a King Super 20 (same mouthpiece/reed/ligature setup)
Listen to the King Super 20 Alto Sax
And here's the same scale on a Yamaha Custom Z (again same setup)
Listen to the Yamaha Custom Z Alto Sax
· Price
Like a lot of horns today, this horn is made in China to Buffet's specifications, and is very inexpensive (approx $1600) due to the cheap labor. The overseas manufacturers are quickly figuring out how to make good saxophones. The only concern I have is whether or not their quality control is good (see my review on the Buffet 400 Tenor).
What words to describe the experience I have had playing this saxophone? Amazement! Astonishment! A saxophone that's as good as it gets for much less cost than the established premium horns. This horn has rocked a mindset that has a 30 year old foundation. This kind of review gets me real excited about reviewing saxophones. I look forward to what's next.
Buffet 400 series BC8401 Alto Sax
The Buffet 400 Alto has sharp looking engraving on the bell and keys
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I first came across this style mug at Walnut Canyon National Monument in Arizona, and then saw another at a Civil War battlefield in Tennessee. Unfortunately, it later took a tumble and broke. Even though I picked up another at a museum in Dodge City, I decided to order a customized pair with the Lab face. This mug is great! Travels well & keeps my coffee hot. I've taken pottery classes and can appreciate the effort in creating these mugs. It would be fun to have a collection from the various national parks across the country. Best of all -- it's made in America.
The mugs
, July 29, 2016
The mugs are so great!! They keep your beverage very hot. Love the styles and the colors. I have several of theses mugs. Bought my first one in Yellowstone park I got hook on them. You want be unhappy. The quality is great !!!!
The Potbelly mug,seafoam glaze, trillium artwork
, April 03, 2015
This 12 oz mug is a great size for tea. This style, potbelly, seems to keep beverages warmer than a wider mouth mug. Handle has a comfortable grip. I love the quality, the color and the trillium. I purchased 2 and gave one to my friend --she loves it too.
Perfect for my tea
, November 13, 2014
I love the Potbelly mug. It is perfect for my tea. I like the smallness of it as it fits my needs perfectly! I appreciate the different size and shape mugs that Sunset Hill Stoneware offers so people can pick the size and shape best for them. Thanks!
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, November 13, 2014
I was tired of all my mismatched, cracked and crazed mugs --many 'Made in China'. I found 'The Potbelly' when I googled 'mugs made in US, can be microwaved'. I loved all the beautiful glaze colors I could pick from! Everyone in the family favors 'the Potbelly' because it feels so wonderful to hold. It may look small, but it's not. It's wonderfully proportioned.
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Potbelly Mug
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I purchased as a gift for my Son and he loves it. Uses it everyday and shows it off to whomever hasn't seen it.
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charming coffee mug
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The mugs are well made with a wonderfully colored glaze. They are a classic and the are made with a very nice wide flat base, making the hard to knock over. A great gift for sure.
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Good mug
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Another well-made mug from Sunset Hill. It is a solid, stable mug due to the potbelly design and the Vince Lombardi quote on it is very clear and easily legible. This is my third Sunset Hill mug and all three are quality pieces, both attractive and functional. Nicely done!
Maryland, USA
Handcrafted High-Quality Gift
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We bought an assortment of mugs and bowls this year for a number of people as Christmas Gifts. They were a huge hit! We discovered the company when we purchased a mug as a memento during a tour this Fall at a National Historic site. We were excited to learn that we could purchase custom mugs directly from Sunset Hill. We are impressed with the handcrafted quality and the ability to customize the colors and insignias. The customer service at Sunset Hill is also excellent; very personable and responsive. And the icing on the cake is the fact that they are Made in the USA! (A huge plus)
Christmas gifts for my daughters
, December 19, 2013
Great potbelly mugs and fast shipping. Make great christmas gifts. High Quality.
Kevin Hohn
Pittsburgh PA
, October 17, 2013
This mug is perfect for me. It is just the right size, the walls are thick enough to hold the heat, and the shape does not spill or tip over. As a 24+ year Navy Chief, I am very picky about my coffee cups. This is my second of this mug. One for work and one for home...
Norfolk, Virginia
Love 'em all
, October 12, 2013
We were introduced to SHS by way of NRA mugs. When we looked at the website for SHS we found a wide variety of shapes and colors available. We ordered a few different shapes, colors and medallion/ artwork combinations. We then made another order based upon preferences ID'd from the 1st order. We like them all. Quality product, very reasonable price, and you get what you want - not what some pottery shop thinks everyone likes. Very highly recommended. We usually purchase pottery when we travel to remind us of our trip. We can now get something from SHS with the color and artwork combo to remind us.
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I am a custom home builder on St. John and in New Jersey and manager of my villa Siempre Azul on St. John. I lived in Coral Bay ful...
I am a custom home builder on St. John and in New Jersey and manager of my villa Siempre Azul on St. John. I lived in Coral Bay full time for over 15 years and currently reside in New Jersey. My most important job is keeping my guests happy and allowing them to experience what will be one of the best vacations of their lives.
When I have some free time I like to surf, snorkel and boat over to the other nearby Islands. I am a licensed pilot with ratings in both helicopters and fixed wing aircraft. I also race Nascar and have competed at the Las Vegas speedway, The Talledaga Super speedway in Alabama and the Charlotte Speedway at speeds approaching 200 MPH.
My guests know they can reach me on my cell phone at any time is a great comfort for them as well. I have been renting Villa Siempre Azul since 2001 and am very appreciative of all the great reviews and personal notes that guests have written about their experience at my villa and of their total vacation on our beautiful Island.
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If you've been looking for the best free WordPress theme providers this will show you some of the most popular.
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Why free themes are a minefield
WordPress is a rapidly growing platform. This means every coder and his dog are getting in on the act. Many websites simply copy themes, inject malware into the code and provide them as 'free'.
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How Distinct are Intuition and Deliberation? An Eye-Tracking Analysis of Instruction-Induced Decision Modes
In recent years, numerous studies comparing intuition and deliberation have been published. However, until now relatively little is known about the cognitive processes underlying the two decision modes. Therefore, we analyzed processes of information search and integration using eye-tracking technology. We tested hypotheses derived from dual-process models which postulate that intuition and deliberation are completely distinct processes against predictions of interventionist models. The latter assume that intuitive and deliberate decisions are based on the same basic process which is supplemented by additional processes in the deliberate decision mode. We manipulated decision mode between-participants by means of instructions and participants completed simple and complex city-size tasks as well as complex legal inference tasks. Our findings indicate that the instruction to deliberate does not necessarily increase levels of processing. We found no difference in mean fixation duration and the distribution of short, medium and long fixations. Instruction-induced deliberation led to a higher number of fixations, a more complete information search and more repeated information investigations. Overall, the data support interventionist models suggesting that decisions mainly rely on automatic processes which are supplemented by additional operations in the deliberate decision mode.
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- Felix Acker, 2008. "New findings on unconscious versus conscious thought in decision making: additional empirical data and meta-analysis," Judgment and Decision Making, Society for Judgment and Decision Making, vol. 3, pages 292-303, April.
- Andreas Glöckner & Ann-Katrin Herbold, 2008. "Information Processing in Decisions under Risk: Evidence for Compensatory Strategies based on Automatic Processes," Working Paper Series of the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods 2008_42, Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods.
- Christoph Engel & Andreas Glöckner, 2008. "Can We Trust Intuitive Jurors? An Experimental Analysis," Working Paper Series of the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods 2008_36, Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods.
- Andreas Glöckner & Tilmann Betsch, 2008. "Modeling Option and Strategy Choices with Connectionist Networks: Towards an Integrative Model of Automatic and Deliberate Decision Making," Working Paper Series of the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods 2008_02, Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods.
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This portion of the document provides background information on Federal conflict of interest statutes and regulations, provides principles and criteria for determining whether a conflict of interest exists and whether a waiver may be appropriate, and provides a description of Agency procedures for handling conflict of interest issues.
For years, the Federal Government has attempted to balance the need for outside expertise in advisory committees with protecting against potential conflicts of interest. Federal criminal law prohibits a Federal employee from participating personally and substantively in an official capacity in any particular matter in which he has a direct or imputed financial interest if the particular matter will have a direct and predictable effect on that interest (18 U.S.C. 208(a)). The impact of this prohibition on advisory committees became an issue that the Federal government sought to resolve in the late1980's.
In December 1996, the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) issued final regulations (5 CFR part 2640) that interpret and implement 18 U.S.C. 208 (61 FR 66829, December 18, 1996). The regulations: (1) provide guidance to agencies on the factors to consider when handling conflicts of interest and granting waivers for all Federal employees (including outside experts), (2) provide interpretive guidance concerning the conflict of interest laws, and (3) authorize certain exemptions to the conflict of interest prohibition.
Section 120 of the Food and Drug Modernization Act of 1997 (Pub. L. 105-115) includes additional requirements that apply to FDA advisory committees. One such requirement is that a committee member may not vote on any matter regarding the clinical investigation or approval for marketing of a drug or biologic if the member or the member's immediate family could gain financially from the committee's recommendations. Section 120 of the Modernization Act states that FDA may waive this conflict of interest requirement if the member's participation is necessary to afford the committee essential expertise. However, FDA may grant no waiver if the member's own work is involved.
When implemented together, three requirements in section 120 of the Modernization Act present conflict of interest challenges for advisory committees that review clinical investigations or approval for marketing of drugs and biologics.
Of note, the pool of experts that serve FDA's Advisory Committees are special Government employees (SGE's).
The process for determining the eligibility of outside experts to participate in advisory committee meetings is a labor-intensive task that involves multiple levels of review. The process may involve as many as 11 steps. These steps are described below.
1This guidance document represents the Agency's current thinking on policies and procedures for handling conflicts of interest with FDA advisory committee members, consultants, and experts. It does not create or confer any rights for or on any person and does not operate to bind FDA or the public. An alternative approach may be used if such approach satisfies the requirements of the applicable statute, regulations, or both.
2To Serve with Honor: Report of the President's Commission on Federal Ethics Law Reform (Commission Report), March 1989, p. 29.
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This may be covered elsewhere, but to honest I've gotten more computer illiterate the older I've gotten, and I can't actually understand most of the help pages.
I have 2 external hard drives with all my DVDs saved onto them, that are plugged into my modem, so they are available to my computer upstairs and my laptop downstairs, depending on where I am working. Although I can find them easily enough on the Macintosh HD, I can't work out how to get XBMC to recognise these. When I try adding a library, go to browse and click on Macintosh HD I can't find them. If anyone can help with some simple instructions for the technologically challenged, I'd be really grateful.
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Surely they wouldn't be on the Macintosh HD (as that would be the hard drive inside your mac).
Do you know how the drives are shared? (samba/UPnP/NFS?)
If you can see them in the finder on your mac right click on the drive(s) and get information about them.
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Problem sorted thanks, your post gave me the idea of trying to make the Mac show the drives on the desk top, which has made them findable by XBMC. For anyone else struggling with this, just click on the Mac HD, provided you can see the drives there, go to Finder preferences and ensure you have clicked on show connected servers under the general tab. I had to restart the computer to get the networked drives to show, but once that was done, they were findable in XBMC under volumes. And hey presto, it all works
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Hello Welcome to Elkhorn!
Firstly, I would love to thank everyone who has supported Elkhorn over the last 3 years. It has been an amazing journey but the time as come to wrap up Elkhorn and continue onto new ventures and adventures!
Everything currently listed in the shop has been reduced to super friendly prices and are the final Elkhorn designs left. I hope you see something you love and make it part of your home.
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He was speaking to the BBC almost a week after being released from detention.
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CHOCTAW-L ArchivesArchiver > CHOCTAW > 2001-04 > 0986747825
From: Tammy Sharp <>
Subject: Re: [CHOCTAW] Fw: Dawes Commission
Date: Sun, 08 Apr 2001 11:37:05 -0500
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
My grandpa's allotted land (he was NB440 in the Choctaw tribe) was east of
Duncan in Stephens County. Matter of fact here are his allotment records for
Section 17 in Stephens county.
Willis, Sam. Cho. N. B. 440
2-28, 2-23, 5-27, 6-8-07, 2 p. m.
2-27, 2-21, 5-27, 6-1-07. 3 p. m.
Legend: (H) = homestead; Cho = Choctaw; B=Citizen by blood; M=Citizen by
marriage; N. B. = New Born Roll
Source: Index to Choctaw .. Chickasaw Deeds and Allotments, compiled and
published by E. Hastain, Muskogee, OK, copyright 1908.
My mother still live on this land and gets extremely aggravated when the
Choctaw tribe tells her something is only available for those living in the 10
1/2 counties as she lives on the allotment given to her father....in Stephens
Also I live 1 & 1/2 miles west of Rush Springs and according to my land records
this land was originally deeded to a Choctaw girl....she died and her family
sold the land.
Jacque Hopkins Wolski wrote:
> Can anyone answer Pam's question. I am stumped. Jacque
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Mike and Pam <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 7:47 PM
> Subject: Dawes Commission
> > Saw your posting on Roots Web. Have been searching the Cooper's and
> Brown's
> > and saw the posting on the "Dawes Commission and the Allotmentof the Five
> > Civilized Tribes 1893-1914" book. I've run into a snag, due to the Supreme
> > Court ruling to overturn a case "Nancy J. Cooper vs. Choctaw Nation " in
> > 1909. Seems that ALL the persons named in the original court case were
> > admitted to the Dawes roll but then taken off due to the overturn ruling.
> My
> > husband and I talked to the BIA in Muskogee and found out about the 1909
> > ruling. They told us the reason it was overturned was because that the
> > people named in the court ruling were NOT living in the Choctaw area when
> > they were added to the Dawes rolls. They in fact were in the Chickasaw
> area
> > of Duncan,Comanche area, Now Stephens Co. I had never heard of that before
> > this week. Is that possible. I talked to a lady that works at the Five
> > Civilized Tribe Museum in Muskogee and she is of the Choctaw tribe and her
> > ansesters are from the Duncan area and are on the rolls. My Aunt was told
> by
> > The BIA that her Family was TOO poor to be on the rolls. How is it that
> each
> > application is treated differant. There were over 40 Choctaws on the Nancy
> > Cooper Case that was suppose to be on the rolls, She died and it was
> > overturned after she fought so hard to win the case in Ardmore. Died
> > thinking her Children would be taken care of and know that their Heritage
> > would be confirmed. There were Browns, Coopers, Sanders, Nichols,Campells,
> > Bowens, Martins,and Longs. I do not know as yet Which Supreme Court
> > overturned the ruling of Nancy Coopers Case. The National Archives in FT.
> > Worth Has the Case and letter to Caswell Marion Brown, File no. 6022 Jun
> > 29,1909 titiled "Denied enrollment" from the Commissioner of Indian
> Affairs.
> > There are a lot of ancesters at the present time that would like an
> > explanation. Where and who can we get this info. Is there any thing you
> can
> > provide us with, info, names. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank
> > you for your time.
> >
> > Pamela Hynson Kahler
> >
> > Mike and Pam
> >
> ==== CHOCTAW Mailing List ====
> Looking for your Native American Ancestors in
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> Have a look -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okpushma/PushCo.html
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EXCLUSIVE: So here's what happened: the script only came in Friday, and it was the first draft that Dimension Films had seen. And The Weinstein Co was rushing to get the film into production for a November start date because it has to be done by January when director Patrick Lussier starts a film for Avi Lerner. A release for Summer 2010 was planned. Sure, the rumor mill claims TWC is out of money amid all those layoffs, and TWC couldn't agree on a $2.5M budget battle with Lussier, and TWC had key crew ready to fly to Shreveport. But I understand that Bob Weinstein shut down H3D pre-production "because Bob just felt it was rushing too fast." Now Dimension plans to start the film after My Bloody Valentine 3D helmer Lussier is free. (After all, the film editor got his directing start making Dracula 2000 for the Weinsteins.) But I know what you're thinking: Rob Zombie's reboot sequel Halloween II did lousy at the box office so perhaps TWC wants to cut its losses. "We make those pics for very little money and tight marketing dollars so anything north of $25M is a huge success for us," an insider tells me. Meanwhile, HII, whose domestic total is now $32M, will get a re-release on Halloween in selected theaters for midnight showings.
Weinstein Co's Dimension Films Stops Pre-Production On 'Halloween 3D'; 'Halloween II' Set For Holiday Re-Release
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Thank god. The Weinstein's probably realized how bad of a writer/director team MBV really is.
This is the smartest decision Dimension has made in the past 5 years.
"Thank god. The Weinstein's probably realized how bad of a writer/director team MBV really is."
My Bloody Valentine 3D director knew how to make a good simple slasher film that didn't try to be anything more than what it was. Rob Zombie only knows how to make House of 1000 Corpses over and over again. MBV made a good slasher, Mr. Zombie knows how to cast his annoying wife and give a shitty white trash back story to a slasher that didn't need a back story.
Completely disagree..
I have the feeling that this has more to do with lack of cash than a mere scheduling problem. And while some may say that H2's $32 million was okay, in comparison with the movie's $15 million budget, but that didn't include prints and advertising, which, was at minimum, that much all over again.
If they were thrifty and lucky they broke even, but they haven't been very thrifty, or lucky for quite a while.
Why did I suddenly get a feeling of Summit making Halloween 3D sometime next year?
A re-release of Halloween 2????? So that more people can see it is truly one of the worst movies of the year. I love the series, but such a badly written movie.
I don`t agree , The movie was zombies`s version, just carpenter had his version and now this guy.
the movie was madness and with blend realism ,and great acting by Malcolm Mcdowell and Brad Dourif .
The series ended with halloween 2 . now making a sequel to it is ajoke .
Why don't they re-release the original Halloween (1978) in theaters during Halloween. I bet that would be a hit. So many people love this movie, many of whom are too young to have actually seen it in theaters (like me).
Weinstein probably saw the awful My Bloody Valentine and changed his mind.
Bad week for the Weinsteins: they layoff multiple employees, lose a key ruling in their lawsuit against Lionsgate & Precious, Tom Ortenberg deserts the sinking ship and now this. After years of steamrolling over people, and being the biggest bullies on the Hollywood playground, I wonder how they feel now that the shoe's on the other foot? Sucks to be them. Boo hoo.
Big freakin' whoop. Bob Weinstein is still doing everything he can to prove he's just like Dino De Laurentiis, and Avi Lerner does what he can to be Menaheim Golan. What a fascinating train wreck to watch.
Look buddy, H2 didn't have no Joe Grizzly, because if you recall, in the first Halloween, he was trying to pass his beast in peace before MM showed up and prevented him from dropping his load! So, what we have here is a failure to communicate!
RIP Joe Grizzly.
What is going on over there? Seriously. Who over there has any sort of handle on anything? Harvey and Bob are the figureheads, but Poster left a long time ago.
Hey…how about a re-release of the Original HOLLOWEEN 1 and 2. That woul dbe a smarter move. I am sick of remakes. Enough already. Rob Zombie make a huge mistake of even trying to remake a classic. Stick to singing DUDE!!!
Surely I can't be the only one who thought MY BLOODY VALENTINE 3D ($100mil worldwide, btw) did exactly what it was supposed to — be loud, heavy-handed, and full of 3D gore gags. It was also finely polished technically. I can't blame the Weinstein's for trying to land Lussier.
I guess it's kind of good that this film was cancelled. Rob Zombie did such a great job with his two remakes that it would be disastrous if anyone else even attempted at making another "Halloween" film.
Well said. MBV played at the arclight and opening weekend, the crowd was GROANING at the dialogue, laughing during the supposedly 'intense' sequences and bitching about their ticket which cost 16 bucks and asking for their time back.
A good slasher? Hardly. Inept filmmaking at its finest. Who gave the retards a crayon to write and a camera to shoot that disaster?
I don't think any run-of-the-mill slasher will be able to duplicate My Bloody Valentine's success, as it was the first genre film in 25 years to use 3-D. Unfortunately, it also fell back on the gimmick (negative parallax) that killed 3-D in the 1980s. If Cameron's Avatar fails, 3-D can book a flight to Neverland…
i think you all are nuts, rob zombie is a genius. you all could be so lucky to have an imagination such as his.
I think not, Jimmy.
While Zombie did show that he had the potential to be something truly great with "The Devil's Rejects" and his reboot of "Halloween", "Halloween II" just didn't cut it. The movie was sloppy and poorly edited. Also – maybe it's something subconscious for Zombie, but not ALL of his films have to be positioned against a white trash backdrop.
Dimension should have bought the rights to the movie "Trick R Treat". Sad it is only getting a DVD release. I saw it….it is the best horror movie ever released in the past two decades. It IS that good. Oh well, let Dimension continue making the crappy remakes. If that is what the Weinsteins want on their movie schedules.
RZ's Halloween was awful. His sequel was the worst movie of the year and that's saying something with films like Bruno. Now we get the cancellation of the 3-D? BEST THING I'VE HEARD ALL DAY. Now we need to take this a step forward. FOLD THE FRANCHISE. Halloween needs to either be folded or brought back to the original series. We don't need any other hack of a director coming in and destroying Halloween any more than what's been done. Not to say Lussier is a bad director… he's a simple slasher 3D director. Halloween should NEVER be in 3D.
Anyone who comments that Lussier's "My Bloody Valentine" remake was anywhere near as terrible as Rob Zombie's "Halloween" and its sequel is just being contrarian. Don't get me wrong, Lussier's "My Bloody Valentine" IS junk, but it's fun, competent and enjoyable junk…which is more than can be said for Zombie's miserable vanity projects. Why on earth would The Weinstein Company re-release Zombie's "Halloween II" after it was so reviled by audiences and critics alike? If you fart in the middle of a dinner party and are lucky enough that no one noticed, do you do it again?
holy shit, has this world finally come to its senses?! Finally people are telling rob zombie to fuck off as a filmmaker, oops, did i say filmmaker, i mean hack of the fucking decade!! So jason and freddy and leatherface get respectable(not good mind you)remakes with directors that have a sense of the word vision and the greatest fucking killing machine of all fucking time is given to rob fucking zombie!!!!? Wake me the fuck up man cause this is not happening right? I didnt just witness the remake of halloween 1 and 2 by someone that is more interested in showing his true white trash backround and heritage along with the dog shit acting of his white trash wife instead of giving us a true reboot(did we need it though, really?)of a monsterous madman with no reasoning, no remorse, and no fucking backround story asshole, oh, and save the crappy masks for something else. There is one and always will be one true mask, i didnt know you wanted slipknot to be in your film rob. Listen you can paint a terd an easter egg but its still a terd and the weinsteins should be fucking crucified for allowing this bullshit to go down, they have destroyed a film icon, a legend. Fuck them!! Oh, one more thing kiddies, Fuck john crapenter as well, yeah thats right! You wannna know why, cause he is in it for the money now, heard the guy say it himself at q&a once! For a decade no one could touch him, 78-88, not craven, not hooper, not romero, not landis, not dante, no one when it came to supense and horror. Halloween, The Fog, The thing, Christine, Big trouble in Little China, Prince of Darkness, everyone of these films are fucking classics, and absolutley terrifying with vision and mastery that rob zombie dreams about having someday in a galaxy far far away, when pigs fly fucker. And you know what, crapenter sold his rights to his films for money and didnt care about the result, has anyone seen the fog remake, I fucking dare you, almost as bad as halloween remake. So ok, lets give the next halloween to a guy that gave us the 2nd worst horror film of the year in MBV 3d?! Hahahahahahaha, oh shit man this is gettin better and better, maybe the next halloween will have that fantastic suspense and pace and acting that MBV had, wait a minute, oh thats right, it didnt have any of those things, just going from one kill to the next while shitting all over a classic in the original. And now i am gettin down off my soap box to go watch saw 14, Horror in this day and age is dead, or maybe its the audience that is fucking retarded, when a movie like the descent goes virtually unnoticed(best horror film past 10 years)and halloween 1 remake makes 70 million i know the twilight zone is real, i am fucking living in it!! Later fool……
Let's face the painful facts shall we?
Rob Zombie really screwed up making the remakes,period!
Part 2 was even worse then part 1.
He changed too much about the shape to turn him into a normal crazy serial killer. The mystery of myers was taken away.
The silent killer was taken away and replaced with some homeless man who grunts when he kills. Myers is more creepy when silent and drivin by the devil himself which is why he won't die,the man was possessed by pure evil,and not human anymore,which is why he won't die. which is what made the film and the shape interesting.
not have him grown up in a abusive family and have him into killing animals at a young age. this is typical serial killer 101 profiling. the real myers was a good kid,a bit on the quiet side,and one day he simply was taken over by some type of evil spirit and the boy who once was,was no more. there is no background
of how he became evil,it just happened. he was taken over and driven by evil to kill,mainly to kill his entire family.
Once he did that,i'm sure he would of died or maybe not.
in the pagen law which this was based on,a man could live forever if he went out and killed his whole family,but that didn't seem like the case for myers. he simply seemed possessed by the devil.
The only way to stop him was how they did it in halloween 2.
he was burned alive and burned to ashes.
or buy a rocket launcher and blow him up would do the trick.
unless you destroy his body entirely,he will keep getting up.
but even if u do kill himthe evil still lives on and goes to another,which is what they tried to do in halloween 4 at the end.
the little girl was now taken over by evil. not a bad way to end it but they didn't end it and brought myers back again! and made it even more weird.
Zombie's version was just not intersting and had no mystery like the original did. people liked watching michael get shot and fall down as if he were dead,only to rise again to kill. thats the mystery which fed the film,along with the mask. the silence.
the force inside mikey to make him get up.
zombie had none of this,he made it seem like when mikey got shot or hurt,he got shot in places where he could still live through it.
basicly he is not driven by some evil force now,he's just a serial killer who grew up wrong,came from abuse,and when he gets shot?
he gets shot in the shoulder or side of the head. near misses,which exsplain why he id still alive for part 2.
he took away the myth!
he turned sam loomis from a caring,smart doctor obsessed in fidning and killing myers before it was too late,to some ego greedy man out to make a buck from the bloodshed.
that was a huge mistake!
I like malcom mcdowel too,but his acting was phoned in in these 2 films and the writing was crap. the lines were crap.
zombie has a way perverted mind and even that shows in the writing.
we know you like porn,zombie! we get it!
the dialog is so typical of him and not very good.
how many times do you hear the words,fuck in the flick?
the only thing zombie got right was the mask in his first film,it's better then what they gave us for halloween 4-9
it was closer to the kirk mask then any other at least.
but he also managed to ruin that for part 2, giving us a mask all torn up enough to see the actors face and eyes,which made him look like a bum in heat. didn't look like the shape anymore.
ya simply don't mess with the mask. the mask is all.
ya don't change the fact michael is driven by evil and cannot die
unless burned or blown up,as loomis took him out.
halloween 1-2 to me were lightning in a bottle.
both to me considered one big movie hooked together to make one huge story since it started right after the first night and with logic took it to the place where it should of been taken to.
a hospital,where obviously the victims would go to after almost being killed and sliced up. made sence to have it in a hospital for part two. they already did part one,the stalking around the houses and everything. so of course mikey would follow his sister to the hospital to continue his quest to kill her. made sence to me. i don't know why people say halloween 1 is better then two. sure it is,but if ya think of it as one big story,both films hooked together? it works better that way and is done with logic.
i think halloween 2 was just as good,but not better.
ya can't top the first two movies and ya can't ramake films better when they have already been done to perfection. including cast and writing. loomis was more intersting in the originals with his ghostly like speaches… and more obsessed in halloween 2.
he had some killer lines. zombie tried to copy this a tad in halloween one,but that came off as a cheap husstle from mcdowell and was a very insult to donald.
zombie's problem was that he thinks like a pervert when writing.
too much foul language for every character. he changed the story for michael way too much,he changed the shape way too much.
he went way into la la land with his wife in halloween 2 as a spirit with a white horse? i mean,hello? thats so halloween 5 ish in story telling..i'm sure that was written in just to give his wife more work since he is the only one who hires her and his typical friends from his other floppy movies. the devils rejects cast and 1000 corpes.. all of them on set waiting to get paid peanuts for a role…
he should of made it simply and more true to the real halloween and stuck true to mikeys evil driven ways. dont mess with the mask too much,the tears were enough with some blood splatter.
mikey must never speak. he shouldn't come from some abusive home,which exsplains his madness.
remake. but dont remake it too far gone from the original.
which didn't even need to be remade anyways.
just re-release the originals in theaters and guess what?
people would pay to see the originals over zombies movies any day.
i say never remake a movie that does not need it,simply bring it back out to the theaters for the next generation to see.
i bet if you brought out halloween 1-2 in the theaters right now in october? it would rake in millions for people would love to see it in the movie theater again,kinda like star wars. they would come. so don't remake movies that are perfect….. 9-10 so far?
they have been worse then the original.
only movies that need remakes are ones with special effects that can benifit from better CGI or what not. like KING KONG,for one.
jacksons ape never looked more real,then with a man in a monkey suit. thats understandable.. now we have nightmare on elm street remake? from the trailer,it looks stupid. there can only be one freddy,and thats not being sentimental. i think it's a tad early for a remake of elm street,as well as it was for myers or jason.
they didn't hit new ground. same old same old and it was not even better.
what needs to be done?
forget michael myers for4-5 years,wait and have someone who knows what people and fans want to do another real re-boot of it.
someone who would of done it right. like me of course.
i wouldn't of let zombie screw up with all that he has screwed up in making these two film remakes. i can't believe they bought into it myself. yeah thats cool! thats good! thats better!
umm,no! his first one was better then the second,but he really screwed alot of things up and does not know how to write dialog for different characters.. they are all the same and in most cases?
annoying.. his laurie strode was annoying like tina in halloween 5.
same frickin acting and character. everyone hated that tina and that movie.
halloween should of ended after halloween 2.
but even if they wanted a halloween 3,not season of the witch,but a real halloween 3 movie? i could of thunk of something way better then that! a bit more real and serious and to the point. less complicated and more or the same mystery and interest.
it's not all about mikey going around killing.
people like to see mikey get shot and fall from buildings and crash through doors and windows.
they like to see him rise up again,when you think he is dead.
the music is key. you shouldn't change the music which is half the movie.
the key to halloween was the mask. the shape. looms and his character and lines and obsession,the mystery and evil,and the music. the deaths were cool and all,but people were more intersted in why this guy kept getting up and not dying.
the evil kirk mask… the silent walking killer who walked as if he was being pulled by satans hand.. if there was a glass door in front of him? he walked through it to chase his prey.
he was non stop evil.
zombie was sloppy and accepted things he thought were good in his own mind.. bad idea being not a very good writer.
take advice from other people if they are qualified enough to do so. of course in his mind it was great. the acting was brilliant!
not! nobody had good acting in both of his films.
phoned in…. obvious to see and hear.
mcdowell should of watched the orginal to see how donald did it right. and zombie shouldn't of changed loomis into a ego greedy ahole,but that is how mcdowell is use to playing his roles,with ego,because he has one. not donald.. all class and a character you liked and wanted to live in the end. you didnt give a hoot about mcdowells loomis. he was low budgit compared to donald and his acting and the writing.
zombie really screwed up halloween. it's done.
they shouldn't go on with his style or version.
you have two choices..
wait 4-5 years and re-do it again,better and more faithful tot the myth with better actors and writers,like me.
or continue with the old series and make halloween 9 or ten is it?
i would suggest another reboot…
nobody could make it great as i could.
nobody. my ideas are gold and my vision is solid.
i know these movies. and know myers and the whole reason of why.
the only thing zombie should of done different was added a few sessions in the nutward with mickey growing up,waiting.
not once did we see mikey just sitting there waiting,staring at the walls,looking through the walls.. looking at this very day.
he waited,never spoke and was the ideal patient in many ways.
just add on a few things,change a few deaths maybe but leave the classics but for gods sakes? hire real actors and know how they are suppose to be and act. loomis with an ego? bad idea.
sometimes making the same movie isn't a bad thing,for at least it's on up to date film and sound and lighting can be better.
you can add in more scenes and make it your own in that sence.
zombie simply went too far and changed too much.
i'm sure he did it more in halloween 2 to simply piss off the world for that is what he gets off on.
he's no director and no writer.
whos to blame? the ones who let him do it!
Carpenter for one and the company who owns the rights.
they let this idiot do it.
i just hope we can all forget them and wait and simply have someone better do it right….. yes,like me.
hey dude. i totally agree with u. rob z. totally screwed halloween up. he took away everything that made michael myers cool. he turned him into a big serial killer, and not an unstoppable force of evil. i could do a better remake than rob did. we both could because we are true halloween fans and we know the right formula in making a scary halloween movie.
H2 was the biggest piece of crap that has ever been made… the village was better, no Halloween 3 was 1000 better than this mess. Why did we have to sit thru this piece of trash that was nothing more than a movie written around his wife…….. the dead mom, white horse MM as a kid. WTF………… I mean Jason Vorhees is all about mommy… the only good part was
the whole nightmare thing. That was great.. why did michael grunt as he stabbed people?
We were promised awesome death scenes, u did not see but the cutting the dudes head off.. anyone that thought this movie was anywhere close to good is the stupidest human being alive……. WHY RE RELEASE such a piece of crap? Are they gonna take out the stupid shit of the mom horse and anything past laurie waking up from her nightmare??????? This movie should have went str8 to the $5.00 bin at Walmart.. I think that Waterworld was better than this piece of shit…………
As long as they make another Halloween film, I won't care what it is. As long as it is out by two years, I am great! (I hate how they make them 5 years after the last one. and then say it is a year later. make one each two years!)
I've come to the conclusion that most people who loved rob's remake and sequel are eiether very young (this generation will watch anything since most are braindead)or a fan of rob's music.
To me the "orginal" HALLOWEEN is a masterpiece. It's right up there with PSYCHO and THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE. To see those films as a kid was a life changing experience. (Maybe if you didnt grow up in the 70's and 80's these films seem tame today.)Kudos to one of my favourite directors of all time, John Carpenter, for making such a stellar film. From the opening shot of the pumpkin (the creepiest pumpkin I've ever seen, even to this day!)and johns wonderful score I was hooked at 9 years old, and never tire of watching it! The atmosphere alone is amazing. Man, I could go on and on…
Rob's version is clearly whats wrong with horror films today. The imagination factor has been deleated and now its all blood, blood, and more buckets of blood to try and make a point. Havent these "so called filmakers" ever see a hitchcock film? Jeez.
Remember the film the late "Bob clark" (R.I.P) made back in 1974 called "Black Christmas"? There's another great example of how to make a slasher movie, "the right way". I miss films like that. When not everything was spoon fed to you and you were left thinking about the movie weeks after you saw it. Now? It's all about how much blood we can show to "scare" the audience. Pathetic. This guy missed the boat completely. The gift we all possess is imagination. It would be nice to find a director that understands this nowadays.
I dont care about 3D…
I dont care about how much blood can be spilled in 90 mins…
I dont care that this was rob zombie's "vision"
I just want a "competent" horror film.
Rob's films arent it!
first off I must say that I am a huge fan of the series and even though 3 of the last 4 films have been complete and utter shit I was kinda disappointed to see the plug pulled on h3….yea ok 3d aside…i think a new mind on the franchise is what the series needs….i could give all my 'expert' opinions on where to go with the next installment but I'm not because I'm not a pro by any means….yea I wasn't too impressed with mbv but it wasn't terrible….i think lussier would give the series a breath of air….anything besides another zombie film….i thought his remake of the original was good if u take into consideration it was his vision but part 2 could have been done better by someone with a head full of acid…..i hope now that all options are open they really work on the story and not just gore and blood scenes…..develop the characters of laurie and brackett….maybe even bring an older tommy doyle into it( like they did in part 6 which is one of my faves by the way…paul rudd did an amazing job) who knows…we can speculate and bitch and give our 'genius' insight as to how the film should go but in all reality the industry will do it if they feel they can turn a profit….lets just hope they don't sell themselves (weinsteins/malek akkad) short once more………ps- I would have liked to seen marcus nispel or alexandre aja do the original remake…..we wouldn't be in the messageboards as pissed off
If half of you guys think the second halloween is the worst film you have seen then you probably are not in a good frame of mind to comment. There are far worse movies.
As for that crap valentine movie, did it even get popular? That was worse than any RZ flick.
RZ is still new to the game, a few more films and he'll be ok, I think he needs a partner more then just doing it on his own though, just to give more of a level playing feild editing wise.
I do agree though that he should stop using his wife, she is very irritating.
I loved Halloween 2! Rob Zombie's vision of Myers was awesome, I loved it and respected the fact that it mixed things up. You guys want Myers to act like he did in '78 or '81? Go watch the originals. H2 was depressing, sad, ultra-violent, dark as hell..everything a horror fan should appreciate. "but Myers is from a white trash family, he looks like a hobo, Loomis is an asshole.." wah wah wah, you people sound like a broken record. RZ did a great job, and I enjoy and respect his Halloween films as much as the original two. BTW, his H2 blows away the original sequel. I can hear heads exploding now from Halloween fans, so what. Halloween 2 was an OK movie, a really unecessary extension of the first masterpiece. Michael falls off balcony, goes after little sister at the hospital, kills a few folks and gets burned up by Loomis. Fine, ok. RZ's H2 took it to another level. Parts 4 and 5 were ok but eventually not even acknowledged in the Halloween storyline. Part 4 with Myers hanging off the back of the pickup truck and then on the roof? Come on, that's total crap. Part 6, awful. H20, loved it. Ended the storyline perfectly. Resurrection? Rick Rosenthal is a fine director but this is one the worst films ever made, a disgrace to Halloween fans. So Zombie comes along and gives us his take..loved it. I love his music but that has no bearing on my opinion of his films. He doesn't even use his own music in his films after House of 1000 Corpses. I'm 38, been a huge fan of the franchise ever since I was about 10. I'm not some newbie, I'm a huge film fan and I've been pretty shocked at the hatred spewed at H2. This is a misunderstood movie that I think some of you will appreciate a few years down the road.
Sorry steve, but no fan of the orginal classic is going to revisit rob's remakes in 10 years and say : Now I get it!
Give me a break. The remake and the 2nd film sucked…period.
If you honestly thought this was an amazing film then god bless…
I mean I guess there is someone out there who thought "The Swarm" was a great film too….


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ASHGABAT (Reuters) - Reclusive Turkmenistan has new and ambitious hopes to join the club of the world's ice hockey greats some day as the sport becomes the latest craze of the nation's absolute leader.
President Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, whose interests vary from horse riding to riding sleek racing cars, has ordered the state ministries to establish their own ice hockey teams, the official daily Neitralny Turkmenistan said on Wednesday.
His word is final in the arid, gas-rich former Soviet republic of 5.5 million people where the patriarchal president, 54, who was trained as a dentist, enjoys virtually unlimited powers and a rising personality cult.
"Interior Minister I. Mulikov, who was present at the meeting, reported straight to the head of state about the creation of the ministry's own hockey team," the newspaper said.
"The leader of the nation stressed that it was necessary to provide efficient material stimuli to award those sportsmen who would win first places at Olympic games and other international competitions," Neitralny Turkmenistan said.
Berdymukhamedov's marble-clad showpiece capital Ashgabat, where summer temperatures often hover at 45 Celsius (113 Fahrenheit), has two spacious ice palaces for winter sports.
On April 4-7, the first four Turkmen teams, consisting of youths, took part in the president's first ice hockey cup tournament during what Berdymukhamedov proclaimed as the Week of Health and Happiness.
The cup winner, Burgut (Golden Eagle), sponsored by the state sports and tourism committee, was awarded a $20,000 prize by Berdymukhamedov and will spend two weeks training with the youth team of Russia's Ak Bars Kazan of the Kontinental Hockey League, grouping 24 adult clubs from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Latvia.
As part of the Soviet Union until 1991, Turkmenistan was one of the poorest among its 15 republics.
But after independence, late autocratic leader Saparmurat Niyazov and his successor Berdymukhamedov have lavished part of the Central Asian nation's gas-generated revenues on glitzy special projects.
They have included a posh resort, Avaza, on the Caspian Sea and a giant artificial lake at the heart of the Karakum desert.
Berdymukhamedov is keen to attract foreign investment and markets for the Central Asian state's future gas ambitions. He has taken some steps to bring Turkmenistan out of the isolation that accompanied the maverick rule of Niyazov, who banned opera and renamed the months of the year.
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