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Under Moonlight by StressedJennyWatch
©2012-2017 StressedJenny
Did this piece a while ago. Was just experimenting with lighting again. I didn't have much time to spend on it so I think I could do better at trying to achieve a moonlight glow in the future. I think the rays are a bit too much, but hey, kept me happy.
Plus its snuggley. Daw.
Plus its snuggley. Daw.
I love these characters! are these your own?
Am I the only one who has noticed that Mias has Loki like hair?
OMG I thought the same too when I saw Mias for the first time! Its funny because the day I first found out about Mias I was thinking of my character version of Loki and when I saw Mias I'm like 'holy crap I found a twin of Loki'
reminds me of happy once
you draw sow good ;A;
omg ;-;
when i look to my art... e-e..
But its awesome
Which technic did you used?????
So sweet :3
So I love your art and I'mma make a comparison. Please don't hurt me. >_<
The man (Mias?) looks/reminds me of Murtagh from Eragon.
The man (Mias?) looks/reminds me of Murtagh from Eragon.
so... comfy :3
Love this couple
Oh, LOVE this! So sweet!
oh, Elle's such a lucky little girl.
So cute!!!!
the rays are slightly intense but they don't look bad. cute drawing!
Cutest couple ever!
You inspire me so much. I used to draw a lot and I got really good at it, then I just stopped. Seeing your images has made me want to start drawing again. And hearing the storyline to Mias and Elle has inspired me also, I have always lived in my fantasy world with a million stories in my head, I have never really written them down, but you give me the urge to start, to strive to achieve my most desired want in life. I have honestly fallen in love with the whole idea of Mias and Elle.
You're amazing.
You're amazing.
Nicely Done
AWWWWW I love it
Yeah, okay, this is adorable.
aww so peaceful! love the alternative colour scheme.
He looks so peaceful with her!
Best. Pic. Ever.!!!!!
awww... This is so cute!
Cute! Oh hey just to let you know. I was talking with some random person sitting on a bench at San Diego Comic-con today and we saw a cos-player that totally reminded me of Abernos! The girl I was talking to pointed him out and said "he looks soooo familiar! Reminds me of a character I saw on DA...." I looked at her and said "Abernos?!" She brighted up and was "YES!! By StressedJenny!".
So random that two of your fans met at comic-con, via a Abernos cos player.
So random that two of your fans met at comic-con, via a Abernos cos player.
AWWWWWW We likey the snuggles!!!!
The simple lines of the picture really emotes the feeling of calm and serenity in this scene!
The simple lines of the picture really emotes the feeling of calm and serenity in this scene!
ITS SO CUTE IM GONNA DIE!! *flops on the floor dramatically*
Aw~ They look so cute together~ all snuggled up like that :3
I love so much this couple!
Aw. <3
The lighting is great.
this is not only stunning but it makes me smile, amazing.
That looks really comfortable.
so romantic
This is beautiful
now i wanna huggle somebody! -grabs dog and start hugging-
i reallllly love this one!!!
i reallllly love this one!!!


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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Here's this morning's homily. The Gospel is Luke 16:19-31.
Most story-tellers have favorite themes they use again and again, and Jesus is no exception. In the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, he uses ideas we recognize from many other places in the Gospel. The first shall be last, and the last shall be first. Love your neighbor as yourself. Whatever you have done for the least of these who are members of my family, you have done for me. This story is, first and foremost, about the obligation to care for the poor, a duty as urgent in our own time as it was in Jesus'.
It would be easy to use this Sunday's Gospel as the occasion for yet another homily about poverty and homelessness. These are, as most of you know, preoccupations I share with Jesus, and I probably become as repetitive on the subject as he does. But when I read this parable, what captures my attention isn't Lazarus' dire earthly condition, or even his joyous ascension. The image that haunts me is that gap, the distance between Lazarus and the rich man in torment. "Between you and us," Abraham tells the rich man, "a great chasm has been fixed, so that those who might want to pass from here to you cannot do so, and no one can cross from there to us."
"A great chasm has been fixed." If one of my freshman composition students wrote that sentence, I'd underline it and write in the margin, "Fixed by whom? Avoid passive voice!" The grammar doesn't tell us the source of this chasm. Who has made it so impossible for the rich man to receive comfort? God? Personally, I'm uneasy with the idea of a vengeful God who tosses the rich man into Hades, slams the door, and says, "You got what you deserved, buddy. You wouldn't share your scraps with Lazarus when he was right outside your front door? Fine, then. Don't come crying to me or mine for help." As natural as it might be for any of us to feel this way, I suspect that kind of psychology is human, not divine.
My hunch is that the person who fixed the chasm is the rich man himself. He fixed the chasm when he refused to bend down to feed the poor man on his doorstep. By refusing to bend even a few inches, he has created the uncrossable abyss between himself and Lazarus. Because the rich man would not close the distance between them, when he could have done so easily, Lazarus cannot close the much wider gap between them now. All things are possible with God; but God has given us free will, and if we use that gift to deny and avoid our kinship with God's other children, we are denying and avoiding God Himself. We're on one side of the chasm. God's on the other, desperate to reach us, stretching out a hand or a lifeline, always there. But we have to reach back. We have to accept God's embrace.
To me, this is the most sobering message in this morning's Gospel. The rich man, denied water, asks that Lazarus to be allowed to warn his brothers. Abraham says, "If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, neither will they be convinced even if someone rises from the dead."
Moses, the Prophets, and Jesus himself have commanded us to care for those in need. This is not an obscure or difficult point of doctrine. It's bedrock. If we've missed that message, all the miracles in the world won't convince us. If we've missed that message, the fact that Jesus has risen from the dead, to feed and comfort and teach us, won't convince us either. Jesus cannot say "love your neighbor" any more plainly than he already has.
And yet I suspect all of us still struggle with the message, at least sometimes; I know I do. "Oh, come on, God. I know I'm supposed to love my neighbors, but surely you don't mean those people over there?" All of us have people who make us recoil, who send us into furious bouts of searching for shovels so we can start digging moats and chasms. "God can't mean me to give handouts to these lazy bums who won't get off the sidewalk and get a job! God can't mean me to accept people who don't accept God in exactly the same form I do! God can't mean me to help those who hurt others!"
These chasms run through every part of our lives: through international affairs and national politics, through our workplaces and our families. It's easy to believe that our inflexibility is a virtue, that by refusing to bend a few inches, we're keeping the moral high ground. Imagine the protests of the rich man: "You want me to feed Lazarus? But that would be wrong! Charity would just encourage him to keep lying there, instead of looking for a job!" Or, more simply: "I've worked for my money! I deserve my wealth! What's Lazarus done?"
We all have people who make us recoil, but if we can learn to recognize why, maybe we can also try to bend a little, to keep from automatically reaching for our shovels. One of the behaviors that has always made me start digging is religious intolerance. I hate it when people dismiss me because I'm Christian, and I hate it when Christians dismiss those of other faiths. Since 9/11, I've been especially distressed by anti-Islamic bigotry, by people who assume that all Muslims are terrorists. One of the finest students I've ever had was a young man who grew up as a Muslim in Tennessee, and who endured terrible cruelty and prejudice at the hands of so-called Christians. When I hear the word Muslim, I don't see a faceless mass. I see Nael, who stayed so thoughtful and loving in the face of hatred. I see my Muslim student Nadia, a Republican who served in the U.S. Navy. I see my friend Pamela, a progressive Muslim feminist. These are people, not stereotypes. And so when I hear others stereotyping them, my first instinct is to grab the nearest shovel, to dig a chasm and then assure myself that there's no way to cross it.
During one of my recent shifts as a volunteer chaplain at the hospital, I met a man, alone in the ER, who believed that he was dying. He told me briskly that he didn't need to talk, thank you -- but then he talked my ear off for thirty-five minutes. He told me about his childhood, about his hobbies, about his family. Quite early in the conversation, he told me that he'd cut off all contact with one of his grown daughters when she married "a raghead."
I felt my spine stiffen. I felt my hands itching for a shovel. And then I remembered that I was working as a chaplain, that I wasn't allowed to abandon a patient just because he'd made a comment that infuriated me. And so I said, as matter-of-factly as I could, "You know, some of the kindest and most gentle people I've ever met have been Muslim."
The patient squinted up at me. "Really? But why do they all want to kill us?"
"They don't all want to kill us," I told him. "My Muslim friends are as upset by Muslim terrorists as any of us. Their lives are harder because people think they must be terrorists, too."
The patient grew thoughtful. "Yes, that's true. I was in Japan during WWII, and those people were nothing like what I expected. You know, they have quite a society over there."
"Yes," I said. "They certainly do." I listened to him wax enthusiastic about Japanese culture for a few minutes, and then I asked, "Have you met your son-in-law? The Muslim one?"
The patient recoiled. "Oh, no! I don't want to!"
"But you might like him," I said. "He might surprise you, just like the Japanese did."
"No," the patient said, shaking his head. "I'll never meet him. I have no desire to."
I don't know what other issues there are in this family, what else may have happened to estrange father and daughter, what bitter words may have been exchanged before the marriage. I suspect the situation is more complicated than I know, that the religious differences are an easy way to explain deeper hurts. But I do know that this patient has dug a chasm that he refuses to cross, that his daughter and son-in-law cannot or will not cross, and that, therefore, God himself could not cross. And I only pray that before the patient dies, he or someone in his family will bend down to start throwing dirt back into that hole, or to start building a bridge.
And what of me? Normally, I would have recoiled from this man as soon as he used the hateful term "raghead." But because I had a job to do, I stayed and listened to him instead. And I discovered that I genuinely liked him. I wanted to help him. I prayed that he and his family would be reconciled, that they would allow love to fill the chasm between them.
I'm not claiming as any huge moral victory the fact that I managed to act like a human being, that I overcame my own bigotry and didn't turn away from a patient facing death. That would be like the rich man priding himself on giving Lazarus his leftovers. I simply did my job. But I would suggest that as Christians, we must always remember the fact -- one I all too often forget -- that we are never off duty. Jesus has given all of us a job to do, and that job is to love our neighbors just as Jesus has loved us: not to dig chasms, but to reach down to those who need help, and to reach out to those who seem to be standing a world away.
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You might be interested in this 45-page discussion of the same passage. (There are some digressions within.) I just found it yesterday and thought it was extremely interesting. One of the high points:ReplyDelete
"In answer to his plea for a few drops of water, Abraham is presented as setting forth all the Pharasaic traditions about the poor becoming rich in the life to come. His answer is pure gibberish. It could have no possible bearing upon why the poor man was where he was or why the rich man was in his condition. It is completely foreign to the truth about the grace of God which alone fits a sinner for blessing in the life to come. And it denies the justice of God, since is presents a man suffering simply because in his lifetime he received good things. Yet it is all in harmony with Pharasaic teaching. Furthermore, if the caste system were God's will for earth, it should continue after death. So, our Lord presented it in this manner, but He placed the rich on the evil side of the gulf. This is the way it would have been if the Pharasaic tradition about the reversal of positions in regard to the poor were true."
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Dublin fireman Podge to run marathon BLIND for charity
Not content with putting out fires and saving lives for a living, Dublin fireman Podge Thompson is about to take on his biggest challenge yet, when he runs the Dublin marathon blindfolded.
The 34-year-old hero made headlines last year when he ran the event with a mannequin tied to his back, before proposing to his long-term girlfriend halfway through.
"I had to think of something wacky to beat last year," the Clondalkin man told the Sunday World this week.
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So is his job affected by all the training?
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Podge proposing to Emma mid-race last year
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"Myself and Geoff ran 18 miles last week and I was blindfolded for the whole thing. It was amazing to reach that distance.
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"I know there are going to be thousands of runners on the day, which is hard to train for, but we think we have the right technique now. Sure, look at the size of him. He actually looks like a fireman where as I'm just a short-arse.
"I fully expect to have the odd fall, but as long as I don't get any injuries I will be happy.
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by Carol, Everett Public Library staff
Bum-ber-shoot. Noun.
(1) Another name for an umbrella.
(2) An incredible music &arts festival held every Labor Day weekend at Seattle Center.
I have lived in Washington for nearly a decade. In that time, I have attended exactly one day of one Bumbershoot. It was back in 2009, but the memories still live in my soul. I had friends visiting from the Midwest. I left the tickets at home and had to ride the Monorail and two buses home &back, cringing the whole way. We saw Katy Perry, All-American Rejects, Iglu &Hartly, and the Old 97's. We left when Sheryl Crow came on, partly because she's from where we're from and we were inundated with her music ever since she hit it big in 1993. But mostly we left because we were utterly exhausted and didn't want to miss the late bus back to Snohomish County.
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i have just bought a bandit but, the falk seal are gone paper had been put in to hide this fact enyway are they easy to change or lots of fiddling about
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Hi banditman2010
You don't say what model or year Bandit?(600,1200,650,1250?)
It really all depends on your skill level,have you replaced fork seal before?if you have then there is no difference to what you have done before,if not you could find it a bit tricky,if you need any more info give more details so your question can be answered.Good Luck
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its a bandit 600 1997 on a r reg its naked, the seat fairing has n600 on the sides but to be honest never heard of a n600, its a gxs-f although when i got my insurance quotes the reg came back as a s not an f and the s is a fully faired and this is certainly not enyway hope that is enough info, people say to me that a bike engine ect is the smaller version of a car engine, ive worked on cars most of my life but bikes seem to make me reluctant to work on in case i break them lol. falks i have not worked on no
Suzuki GSF 600 Bandit 1997
Hi again Banditman2010
OK if your doing it yourself at home you will need a couple of things you need to hand before you start.First is access to a windy gun(air impact wrench) to remove the the allen bolt holding the damper cylinder in place.There is a special Suzuki tool for this.Also a piece of tube the size of the fork oil seal to drive it home,you can use the old seal over the top of the new seal and drive it home this way but it quite difficult this way.So first thing i think would be to put the bike on the main stand and chock the front of the engine so the front wheel is off the floor.Then slacken the two top fork cap nuts(it make it easier to do it now while still bolted in the clamps) unbolt the calipers,unbolt the front wheel and remove it.Do one leg at a time,remove the front guard and any bolts screws holding one of the brake lines on.slacken the top and bottom pinch bolts on the yokes(triple clamps)and slide the fork out of the clamps.With a thin blade flat screw driver remove the fork stanchion protector and then prise the dust seal up and remove,under the dust seal there is a wire c/clip again with the small driver lip under this and lift it out.Messy bit : ) with a windy gun and an appropriate long allen key(best to have this in a vice with some soft grips or some soft wood to prevent damage to the stanchion)and a bucket or bowl to collect the fork oil when you remove this bolt.
You can use a allen key tool to undo these by hand,but nine times out of ten the whole think will turn,this is when you need the Suzuki special tool to hole it from the inside of the damper tube.So undo the allen bolt and remove,it will have a copper sealing washer which you can renew or anneal,holding the fork in the vice allow the fork oil to drain into the bucket or bowl,unscrew the top cap nut and remove the spacer,push the leg up and remove the fork spring(lay out on a cloth).With most of the oil removed remove from the vice and,using the two halves(fork leg-stanchion) like a reverse hammer slide apart until the seal and the two parts are separated.Remove the damper tube and rebound spring and aluminium cap anti bottom out devise,examine the O ring,if you think it worn replace on rebuild,also the fork spring could well be past there sell by date(1997) so could be worth replacing then. Clean everything before rebuilding,with everything clean slide the damper tube and rebound spring and cap back down the stanchion tube,use the main spring and spacer with the cap loosely fitted if a bit tight with new seal if fitted,to hold everything in place.
now slide the stanchion back inside the leg,with a new copper sealing washer bolt the fork leg to the stanchion,Tighten to 21lb-ft small dot of thread lock either with the windy gun set at this or a torque wrench,you will find the fork bush will need refitting(check it for wear,if worn replace)slide it down to the recess in the fork leg put the washer over the top and tap the top of the wash with a screw drive until the bush seats in the recess,now with a small amount of rubber grease(some seals come with a bit)smeared on the seal slide over the stanchion and down to the fork leg.Push into place,then slide the old seal over the top(prevents damaging new seal) either with a seal slider tool or a long tube which will fit over the top and longer than the stanchion,or with a hammer(which you will need to keep hard against the stanchion sliding up and down to prevent damage to the chroming)refit the new oil seal,remove the old seal to see if the new seal has been driven deep enough to refit the c/clip.If it is refit the c/clip and the dust seal and the protect,undo the top fork cap and refill the leg with oil,521ml of 10w both legs,refit cap and push on the stanchion to make sure its all working OK and damping properly,refit back in the yokes and do the same to the other fork.Hope this helps Good Luck


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Lonedell Superintendent Jenny Ulrich was able to make some big changes on a small budget for the upcoming school year.
Kindergarten students, parents and teachers will walk into a like-new classroom this year, Ulrich said.
"It's like buying someone a Christmas present and then you can't wait to give it to them," she said. "It really looks nice."
The large room, which is occupied by two kindergarten teachers, is sporting new ceiling tiles with painted crossbars, a freshly painted room, repaired sink, cabinets and closet doors, new ceiling fans, removed room dividers and refurbished and cleaned heating units with new air filters.
"It looks like a new room," Ulrich said. "This room looks amazing and will reflect the wonderful teaching that takes place in there daily."
Ulrich said another project that took place over the summer is a new brick stairwell that leads to the playground.
"This was more of a safety issue," she said. "All of the brickwork was beginning to lean."
Maintenance Director Dennis Barry did most of the prep work so that project was completed for around $3,600, Ulrich said.
Students going to recess also will see some improvements made to the playground, which was extended by about one-quarter of its current size. Although she would have liked to have had enough money in the budget to resurface the entire playground, Ulrich said the district was able to patch cracks, making the surface safer for play.
Two new tetherballs also were added.
"Tetherball is really popular here," Ulrich said. "The kids will be happy that they won't have to wait in line as long to play."
The district was able to complete the playground project by doing the work inhouse for just under $8,000. Much less, Ulrich said, than if they had hired a contractor.
Ulrich said it is her goal to be able to completely resurface the playground in the next few years as the budget will allow.
The track area also has something new for the school year, Ulrich said, with a new 50-foot approach added to the long jump. The Booster Club has agreed to donate $700 toward that project.
Other projects on the list for this year will include repairs to the art room plumbing and drinking fountains throughout the building, new filters on all air conditioners, completion of the pipes along the nature trail and locating root issues within the schools sewage pipes. The front flower beds also will be spruced up with white rock to be added.


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(On Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly and whether his status for Sunday affects game planning)
"I think he'll be good to go. It sounds like he'll be good to go. He's one of the top players in the NFL. He's the Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers of defense. When he's in there, the offense checks, he's checking the defense, he's sliding the front. Guy's an impressive player. They've been a lot more vanilla the last two-and-a-half games with him out. I'm sure as soon as he gets back, they'll crank it up again and do more things than they've been doing."
(On the challenges presented by Carolina this week)
"They're a top-notch defense. Look at the stats, where they're ranked. Very well-coached. Those two linebackers [Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis] are at the top of the league. [Josh Norman] has made two game-winning plays for them – the Jacksonville game, a pick-six, [and] that was a beautiful play against New Orleans last week. That was a nice throw; what a play he made. They have depth on the defensive line. You know, losing [Charles] Johnson, they lose a good rusher, and then they trade for another good rusher [Jared Allen]. But all those guys in their front, they can push the pocket, they have good depth. Linebackers, they have depth. Now that they've had to play [A.J.] Klein more, they've got their first-round pick [Shaq Thompson], they traded for another corner to go opposite 24, 31 [Charles Tillman] comes over from Chicago. He's had an excellent career. So this is a real solid defense and we'll have our hands full for sure."
Jameis Winston:
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"Another great player. One of the best players in the league. They have a lot of great players on their team with the addition of Jared Allen – they added to the team, a vet – Thomas Davis, a vet, Charles Tillman, a vet and a cornerback, Josh Norman, that's playing his tail off and Roman Harper. They have a great, solid defense that it's going to be exciting to play against, but we have to play our football game. We have to go out there compete and play."
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Usually I get these done much sooner. Like as in the first days of the new year, which since I started this I believed may have been too soon but if I didn't get it in that soon I would post my list a month and half too late when folks would stop giving a care. Well, it did give me the chance to catch up on a couple movies, which is fantastic cause the format I do this by sometimes forces me to put movies on the list I haven't seen. Only reason it's this late is cause I really didn't have a computer around New Years as it crashed on one of my worst Christmas ever and that's not just cause of my computer crashing but it sure didn't help.
Okay, this isn't particularly a straight forward list. The reason there is 13 instead of 10 or whatever number kids like these days is that so every month(film release) has a chance to make it on the list. Number 13 is for the wild card. I feel too often especially when it comes to the Oscars favorite list are always more lenient towards more recent openings than older ones. This format forces me to consider them all.
For reference sake here's 2012's top 13 movies.
13. Gangster squad (January) D
Remember the Untouchables, well this a dumber version of that. I get Brolin's character was relentless on taking the main bad guy down but was pulling stupid move after stupid move killing his own guys. Like when one of his crew members would die I would blame Brolin than I would of Sean Penn's gang. The movie was quite forgettable. Only bit that did stand out was Ryan Gosling's character trying to take Penn's off hands girl. There was no relationship like that in the Untouchables but even that left things a bit confusing as it was hard to tell whose is on who. Well, it still made thee list but I spent my whole time smack my head rather than cheering for Sean Penn to get brought down. Also, was Sean Penn acting or was he playing his typical douchey self? Probably only reason I wanted to see good guys win is to see Sean Penn get taking out.
12. Carrie (October) C-
Carrie was a pretty shallow movie, which I'm sure the filmakers of it didn't even know the definition of subtlety. Biggest problem a lot of stuff is assumed as if we already seen the original. The only character I was really rooting for was the principal, who couldn't handle talk about femininity. It made me chuckle. Acting was great especially from Juliane Moore. She was the reason I was excited to see this remake in the first place but still can't get invested without knowing the reasoning behind the great madness. In the end even though it wasn't Carrie's fault for being the way she was, she just wasn't likeable. The funny part about this is that it almost seemed like the mother was the hero in the end for trying to stop her. WTF? Go Mom and Principal!
Also, another factor that took me out of this was the massive amount of CGI used. Here body didn't even look real with the way they had to add that special effect. It's a common downfall personally when movies use it especially when it isn't needed as proven by the original. In the that's it's main downfall is that Carrie 2013 didn't find a reason to exist and actually relies on the original for character development. Her powers became so obvious and powerful so quickly. I get it's not the first assumption of those around her is that it's not mistical powers but how could they not when it's so very blatant.
Guess this goes in front of Ganster Squad cause it did have it's creative moment and a couple characters I cheered for but at the theatars I practically zoned out.
11. Identity Thief (Feb) C
This movie had such a great combination of things going for it but it just felt short of hitting the comedy jackpot. When first viewing I didn't know why. I kind of am a sucker for comedies with a bad girl female lead like Bad Teacher. It's hard to hit that right note of obnoxious without going too far and becoming Roseann(the show was good the character was not). Guess the main problem is the movie felt tv showish with the plot not being strong and needing obvious bases here and there. This should've been a Planes Train and Automobile like clash of characters but neither character had enough depth. Heck, Melissa Joan Hart was almost more likeable just cause she had more depth than Mr.IHaveFamily. The gangster chase made sense but seemed forced. Actually the actors did an enjoyable job but were so clownish it was tough to take them as any threat. Favorite part with the gangsters is when TI is being threatened to get in the trunk and TI respond by telling the bounty hunter to shoot cause he ain't going in no trunk and then a second later after he cocks the gun I'll be getting my ass in the trunk.
There was certainly joy to be had in this flick with its premise but no bits that had be dieing. The ending of it was pretty fitting but it probably could've happened much sooner, which shouldn't be the case with a feature film.
*Safe Haven (Feb runner up) C
10. Wolverine (Aug) C+
I almost put Identity Thief in front of Wolverine but decided not too cause Wolverine had a better story structure and it's rewatchabilty(?) factor is higher.
Was very hesitant about this film cause there was so much failure with the first Wolverine flick. That one had so much importance going into it with the duty of explaining the numerous flashbacks during the other X-Men films. In the end it just build the Wolverine's origins story to it's most basic form and tried to make up for it with numerous Marvel cameos. As if they didn't the Wolverine character was strong enough to hold it's own film. This one definitely wasn't plagued with that problem which I give a nod for such improvement. Also, another factor that had me enjoying it more was the fact it was based in Japan and the movie seemed to respect the culture for the most part and not try to make up half the culture for the parts they were too lazy to research like Hollywood does tend to do. Even thought it was cool is how this was 3/4 a Wolverine vs Yakuza movie. Sure he can slice up whoever but dealing with the intricate politics of the Yakuza can mentally be more troublesome.
Wolverine is such a good character it's tough to figure how anyone could go wrong. Well when the rest of the characters aren't even close to as to developed as the feral one that can be a start. Beside Yuki & sister everyone was just evil and busy betraying each other. Guess that makes it easy to hate them and want them to be sliced up but it just makes it tougher to follow or care about the story that's not involving Hugh Jackman.
Now, that may be forgivable because it is unfair to compare Wolvering to any other characters but what isn't forgivable is again the ridiculous CGI. The odd thing is it only sticks out for a quarter of the movie. The bed looked so goofy, the rope scene(which I felt potential in) and the samurai with a light saber. I get it's a cheap tool for filmakers to use but it really takes me out of the movie. Obviously those CGI objects don't exist. Makes me think of a play. The props are supposed to represent something that isn't there but the audience must play along since there's an understanding of theater's limitation. At least when it comes with props the actors can touch the props to an extent.
9. Lords of Salem (April) C+
Alright I sort of cheated even in my own review with my own rules I cheated. Frankly, a lot of thinks were missing in Lords of Salem. Of course, it was meant to be a somber tale but where Zombie does stellar in imagery he didn't follow through so well in story. Stuff just fell so in line for the witches, that the story went too smoothly with no bumps. House of 1000 Corpses has a similar situation but their characters were so much more interesting than the witches. I rated Pain & Gain higher but it didn't make the list due to the imagery of Lords of Salem going to outlast the comedic & tragic downfall of three idiots. Rob Zombie's movie are usually categorized but non have quite put the fear into me as this movie did. Sure there was a couple jump scares in Halloween but the kitchen scene where Sherri Moon walks past the dead is probably one of the the freaking with the deterioration of her psyche in the end. This goes before Wolverine cause a lot more thought and development into but stops at 9 cause the story and some of the characters don't quite measure up to the other top 8.
Pain & Gain (April runner up) B
8. Enders Game (November) B
This was a pretty sound movie. A lot of creativity in t
7. Dead man down (March) B+
Runner Up:The Croods (March) C-
6. Pacific Rim (July) B+
Runner-up: Redemption(July) B
5. Fast & Furious 6 (May) B+
4. This is the End (June Wildcard ) A-
3. Man of Steel (June) A
June's runner-up: Purge B+
2. American Hustle (December) A+
December's runner-up: 47 Ronnin B-
1. Prisoners (September) A+
Movies I should've seen(not saying they would've made the list cause I don't know): Frozen, Iron Man 3, Kick-ass 2,


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Middlemen who recruited investors for Bernard Madoff are coming under closer scrutiny, as investigators try to determine how much they knew about Madoff's alleged Ponzi scam. But as Reuters has reported, it is uncertain how cooperative they will be - recently, one such middleman who was summoned to testify before Massachusetts regulators used his 5th Amendment rights and refused to talk.
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BiographyNuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
Heinz Bernard grew up as a Jewish child in Nuremburg in Nazi Germany. He attended a school in Furth which was the only Jewish school allowed to operate in the region. Henry Kissinger's father taught Biology at the school and Henry was in the year above Heinz at school. Following a parliamentary question directed at the Home secretary by the MP Josiah Wedgewood, Heinz and his mother were granted transit visas to pass through England and join his uncles who had migrated to the USA. Read more... join him a few days later. On the day she planned to leave Germany, war broke out trapping her on the continent. She caught the last Orient Express to Vladivostok a few days later and eventually reached the USA. Heinz remained trapped in England and learned English by sitting in cinemas watching movies. He eventually joined a home for Jewish orphans run by exiles from the German communist party where he organized weekly plays. Heinz worked a variety of low paid jobs, including as a rabbit skinner and a waiter saving enough money to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London. After the war Heinz's mother informed him that he was adopted. A real brother and sister had reached Palestine before the war and now made contact with him. Heinz went on the run a legendary Communist Party affiliated theater in London (Unity Theater) and staged the first productions of Brecht in the English language. Heinz left the Communist Party in the fifties after anti-Semitic plotting by Stalin and the invasion of Hungary. Following the death of his Israeli brother in the sixties, Heinz decided to emigrate to Israel. He acted the part of the Rabbi in the West End production of Fiddler on the Roof to raise money for the move. In Israel he became a legend on account of his performances in English teaching television programs, "Neighbours" (written by his wife Nettie) and "Here We Are", broadcast four times a week on the single national TV channel for over fifteen years. After ten years in Israel Heinz returned to England where he had to restart his career. He continued to work until his death of a rare blood disease in 1995.
Heinz's name at birth was Heinz Messinger. His adopted family were called Lowenstein. After leaving RADA he worked under the professional name Harry Bernard, eventually dropping the Harry and becoming simply Heinz Bernard.
Heinz's name at birth was Heinz Messinger. His adopted family were called Lowenstein. After leaving RADA he worked under the professional name Harry Bernard, eventually dropping the Harry and becoming simply Heinz Bernard.


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The school is already central to the community with the villagers that built the school returning to harvest the first crop of maize, which will feed pre-school students.
Tereza, the Project Manager, said, 'The project must directly respond to the needs of the community. And it must be built and managed by the local people in order for them to feel a sense of ownership and responsibility.'
Hannah Morante of Slotland.com, said, 'Our goal is to help to start up this project, to work hand in hand with the local community, to make sure that soon our presence will not be needed and that the project can continue functioning without us or outside funding.'
The Slotland.com team examined the problems in society and found that a lack of education was amongst the biggest difficulties along with lack of food and lack of money.
'We want to help these people break the cycle of poverty and we think education is the key,' continued Morante. "We strongly believe that it is our obligation to share our prosperity like this. We know it makes our players feel good about how they're spending their entertainment dollars."