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PAEF gets 'A' for school grants
How great is the Port Aransas Education Foundation? How great is Port Aransas?
Both are fantastic!
Thanks to the support of Port Aransas, the PAEF distributed more than $48,000 in grants to educators in the Port Aransas Independent School District last week.
The money is going for academic purposes that the district is unable to fund, thanks to the Robin Hood system of school finance in the State of Texas.
I'll go easy here and not go into what school districts in Texas spend on competitive sports. There is a good reason for funding athletics, but not at the expense of academics, but that's for another day.
Today, take a look at reporter Dan Parker's story about what is being funded by these PAEF grants.
That these programs, projects and equipment are way cool is an understatement.
PAEF has worked diligently and quietly - well, except for the Mardi Gras in October - to raise some serious bucks for some serious endeavors to better educate Port Aransas students.
Better-educated students mean a better workforce, a better tomorrow - for Port Aransas and anywhere these students may travel.
Kudos to the PAEF and kudos to the PAISD teachers who applied for some exciting materials to make learning an exciting experience for their students.
PAEF is spreading a good thing: Better education.
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Photos of Azerbaijan presented in Poland
By: Nigar Orujova
Wroclaw, Poland, is hosting an exhibition called "Azerbaijan Through the Eyes of European Photographer".
Held at the Mediateka Center, the exhibition puts photos by Bogdan Bas on display.
Ruslan Alakbarov, the author of the project, said more than 30 photos are at the exhibition, showing Azerbaijan's picturesque scenery, culture, and traditions.
The exhibition, which is open for one week, will be rearranged in August when the flow of tourists to the city is high.
The project is supported by the Youth Assistance Fund under the President of Azerbaijan.
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Monday, December 8, 2014
My 20 most memorable PSX games I've played
In case you've missed or if you already heard of it, the original Sony PlayStation is now 20 years old since its Japan launch in December 1994. To commemorate the historic milestone, looks like it's time for me to take a trip down memory lane as I'll be listing some of my 20 most memorable PSX games of ages.
(Sigh). I remember about the time when I went to a certain place where I have to spend every buck playing PSX games for an hour after class and when I got my hands on the PSX, I spent my childhood playing with it along with my family. Time flies so fast but this is no time for lumpy throats. Here's my list.
1) Auto Destruct - Combining high-speed driving and weaponry warfare, Auto Destruct is every hardcore gamers' fantasy to enjoy driving in an open-world while carving destruction against terrorist forces. In this game, you are part of The Temple and you're avenging the death of your family against an extreme terrorist cult called The Cult of Lazarus. You are driving a high-tech sports car loaded with an arsenal of weapons essential to bring The Cult of Lazarus to oblivion.
2) Theme Hospital - This game is one of my all-time favorites, wasting my time building my own hospital, manage hospital staff, cure patients, research new equipment, and so much more while dealing with numerous situations such as earthquakes. I know the earthquake part feels scary as I progress through each level but in this game, you shouldn't feel a lot more comfortable while taking control of your own hospital. This is a serious game that needs to be taken seriously.
3) Star Ocean: The Second Story - I know this game says "Second Story" but this RPG is the first for PSX and this game has a lot of fanbase. This Japanese Role Playing Game is one of the games I got hooked on and in the game, whether if your main character is either Claude or Rena, the game's epic storytelling is worth addictive. My favorites in this game is Celine for her powerful magic spells, Bowman for his Poison Pills attacks (which is wickedly powerful), and Dias because I believe he sees Claude as his rival...I believe.
4) X-MEN Vs. Street Fighter - Capcom did invade one of the world's biggest names for their crossover fighting games and one of them is X-MEN vs. Street Fighter. I remembered playing one since when I was a kid, me and my family love to play Street Fighter at our family computer and I end up losing...and winning. Oh well. Anyway, you get to play as either one of your favorites from X-MEN and Street Fighter on an all-out tag-team brawl on a multitude of locations and unleash their most powerful combos to win. Sadly for me, I can't manage to pull them off for a change.
5) Mortal Kombat 4 - This installment from the cult-classic franchise features some of the most memorable characters such as Raiden, Liu Kang, Johnny Cage, Sonya, Sub-Zero, and Scorpion, as well as new additions. It's the first MK game to feature weapons, kinda like the ones from the Soul games, where the right combo can pull one off and unleash devastating damage to your opponent. Although the game is very brutal because of so much blood in it, this game is worth addicting until you get to the "FINISH HIM/HER" part where, at random occurrences, can unleash character-specific FATALITIES. Looks scary to watch but this is how it's done. FATALITY.
6) Gran Turismo - First launched in Japan since December 1997 and then worldwide a year after, the Gran Turismo series is one of the most successful Playstation games ever made. It features a huge roster of licensed cars ranging from Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Chevrolet, Aston Martin, Dodge, and TVR. For starters, you have some cash to buy some car but sadly, you can't afford a car from the NEW CAR dealership so for beginners, they chose the USED CAR dealership to buy their first car. Of course, in Gran Turismo tradition, the USED CAR dealership changes occasionally so if there's a car that interests you the most, buy it. If you have spare change, you're tuning it to make it competitive and then you're off to a race but before joining in the big leagues, you must first get a license. Each race requires a certain license like B, A, i-B, i-A, and the Super License and to get one, you must first pass series of challenges. Getting a bronze target maybe enough but true professionals go for the gold. I know, license challenges keeps on getting tougher and tougher but if I get it right, I had the urge to pass all challenges to get the license.
7) Gran Turismo 2 - Two years later, the Gran Turismo experience expanded in Gran Turismo 2, which I believe that this is undoubtedly the best GT game I have ever played in ages. For an added twist, GT2 has two discs; disc one is called the Arcade Disc where you can race against opponents, time attack, two-player, and so on. Disc Two is called the Simulation Disc where in this disc, you are here to collect over 500 cars, complete license tests, and race in different cups to win new cars. The cars you obtained from Disc Two can be imported for Disc One gameplay. Of 500 cars in the game, there has been the inclusion of rally cars (which is new back then), kei cars, and the hybrid car they called the Toyota Prius. One of my favorite cars in the game is none other than the fan-favorite Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version because with over 900HP of power and 4WD, you are truly invincible in most races! Other memorable cars include the long-forgotten Venturi, the Vector M12, the Renault Espace F1, the HKS Drag R32, the Daihatsu Midget II truck, and many other cars that made a huge mark in this game. There's also some one-make race series hosted by car manufacturers in GT2's Simulation Disc. Pick the right car for the race and race against equally matched cars! Simple is that.
8) R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 - Launched in late 1998 by NAMCO, this is the fourth installment of the Ridge Racer series and probably one of my favorite installments from the series due to the game's grooving music as well as the closing theme song that I love to listen all the time. In this installment, you get to be part of one of four racing teams, then choose a machine to drive for the championship. Keep in mind that each team serves as a difficulty setting for gamers. The Mappy team will give cars better handling, the Pac Racing Club possess a well-balanced performance, RT Solvalou focuses more on speed and nothing else, and the Dig Racing Team is by no means the hardest team to be for the championship.
9) Metal Gear Solid - The stealth action game that started the craze is one of the best PSX games of all time. It's the pride of Konami and the creator Hideo Kojima because even though it's complicated to progress because it's focused on stealth just like its MSX predecessors, the storyline is brilliant as are characters, the soundtrack, and the boss battles. One of the most memorable boss fights is against Psycho Mantis where players trying to defeat him using the second controller from their PSX. This game really set the template for other installments of this hit franchise and it keeps evolving as years pass by. SNAAAAAKKKKEEEE!!!
10) Bust-A-Move - One of the most memorable rhythm music games in ages and by no means one of the most complicating games to play. In this game, you have to tap the right buttons before the next set of buttons to tap will appear and do it over and over until the music is over. Even though the gameplay sounds tricky for a rhythm game, the soundtrack is worth enjoyable to listen over and over again. My favorite soundtracks from this game are from Shorty, Strike, Hamm, Hiro, and Kitty-N. Can't believe Japanese music label Avex got involved in this game.
11) Syphon Filter - I'm sure most of you hardcore gamers remember this one. In this game, you are Agency operative Gabe Logan and your mission is to stop the terrorists from unleashing the Syphon Filter virus. Spanning around the world from Washington D.C. to Almaty, Kazakhstan, this game is worth pulse-pounding as you progress through each mission. What's disturbing is shooting down enemies equipped with Flak Jacket and what's cool is the taser weapon that can barbecue enemies in a few seconds. Cool.
12) Crash Bandicoot 2 - This is the first Crash Bandicoot game I got even though this is a sequel to the previous Crash Bandicoot, which has been the pride of developer Naughty Dog a few years ago. In this sequel, the once defeated N Cortex is back with the vengeance and as Crash Bandicoot, you are warping through a series of twisted dimensions, defeating enemies, stopping bosses like Ripper Roo, Komodo Bros., Tiny Tiger, N Gin, and N Cortex, and save the universe. Of course, to complete a level, you have to find a crystal but if you're a seasoned pro, you have to smash every single crate. Be advised because there are some crates that are dangerous such as the TNT box that can detonate within three seconds and the Nitro box that explodes within contact. How can you destroy those without touching it? Not unless when there's a voodoo mask protecting alongside you.
13) Crash Bandicoot Warped - The third installment of the Crash Bandicoot game is always an enjoyable one and not only you can enjoy the added thrill that you expect from the last two, you can also play as his sister Coco for the first time but only in the part where she rides with a baby polar bear or a baby tiger named Pura. In this installment, there are power-ups to collect after defeating a boss and these can be a lot helpful in numerous situations.
14) Syphon Filter 2 - Continuing where the first one left off, his partner Lian Xing was captured by the Agency and Gabe Logan is on a race against time to stop the virus from spreading, with the help of a former Agency operative Teresa Lipan (via radio). This sequel features a whole arsenal of weaponry such as handguns, snipers, or close-range weaponry such as a knife and a hand taser. Not only you can play as Gabe but also Lian as she tries to survive with the virus at her body. If solo gameplay isn't their thing, they can play as their favorite characters and go all-out with the 2-player versus mode.
15) Crash Team Racing - Probably one of the most enjoyable racing games for the whole family. In Crash Team Racing, you get to play as Crash Bandicoot, his friends, or his enemies, and then race your way to victory. There are some power ups scattered through the track where you can speed up or slow down your foes, making it more thrilling and enjoyable. In the game's quest mode, players have to progress through numerous races, defeat bosses, and get keys for a chance to defeat Oxide. Have you guys made it all the way?
16) Spyro the Dragon - I remember playing one when my mom introduced it to me. It's about the titular character named Spyro as he sets for an adventure to free his dragon race from their crystalline prisons done by the evil villain named Gnasty Gnorc as he set off across six worlds, running, jumping, gliding, rolling, and spit flames against baddies. Although I might find this game a lot boring, the first Spyro game is worth enjoyable and repetitive as you're looking for some secrets lurking around the world around him.
17) Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! - In this sequel, Spyro wanted to deserve a break after saving the world of dragons from Gnasty Gnorc so he's on vacation to Dragon Shores until... Well, that's how the sequel tells and on this sequel, Spyro the Dragon is on the biggest adventure of a lifetime, saving the world from the evil Ripto and his henchmen. Throughout his journey, Spyro gains some new abilities such as swimming, climbing, glide-hover, ground stop, superfly, supercharge, and superflame. These newly found abilities are highly essential for gamers as they progress through a vast world of surprises, meeting new friends, stopping new enemies, and save the world...again.
18) Syphon Filter 3 - In the third installment of the franchise, Gabe and Lian are under trial for the crimes they didn't commit. As they retold about their past missions, the virus keeps spreading and on this race against time, they have to clear their names and find out who's responsible for this. This third installment features a flashback full of storylines gamers will progress through numerous missions in the name of redemption, more exciting 2-player VS mode, and mini-games that will test your skills.
19) Die Hard Trilogy - Three games based on three Die Hard movies are in one unique game for the hardcore gamers and movie fans alike. There's the first Die Hard in the form of a third-person shooter, then there's Die Hard 2: Die Harder in the form of an arcade-style shoot-em-up game, and then there's Die Hard With a Vengeance in the form of a driving game in a race against time to save New York from exploding the heart of the city. Whichever Die Hard game I've played on this 3-in-1 PSX game, Die Hard Trilogy really feels like I'm reliving the first three Die Hard movies starring Bruce Willis as John McClane. Yippee Ki Yay!
20) Chocobo Racing - This Final Fantasy spin-off features the loveable Chocobo as he and Mog are on the quest to find fragments of the legendary Blue Crystal, which they can only gather by racing against memorable FINAL FANTASY characters. Although being childish for a fantasy racing game, it's still cute to play even when there are powerups and special abilities that can turn the tide on your favor. Yes. I said it cute because there are very cute characters on the roster except for the unlockable one.
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY TO THE PLAYSTATION! Here's hoping for the evolution of the PlayStation brand in the future and with the PS3, PS4, and the PSVita leading the PlayStation line, I expect greater things to come from them.
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Northeast News
June 7, 2017
KANSAS CITY, Missouri – After a recent string of violent crimes and facing the advent of summer, the Kansas City, Missouri, City Council's Neighborhoods and Public Safety Committee unanimously approved a resolution and ordinance that includes uniform open park hours from 5 a.m. to midnight across Kansas City's 221 parks on Wednesday.
The resolution calls for a task force to look at the issue of park safety. Vice Chair of the committee, 4th District Councilwoman Katheryn Shields, spoke in favor of the new park safety measures. Shields supported the suggestion from the Parks and Recreation Department and the Parks Board to limit Kansas City park hours from 5:00 a.m. until midnight, and to standardize the hours throughout all City parks so that residents throughout the city understand the new rules.
"I am in total agreement with both of those suggestions," Shields said,
Shields also suggested that the adoption of park hours, which initially extended for just six months, be extended until an entire parks safety plan can be approved.
Constituents of Kansas City, Missouri, shared their concerns with the committee. One resident of the Parkway Towers Condominiums (4545 Wornall Rd.) voiced concerns about the safety of visitors to Mill Creek Park, saying visitors from surrounding hotels and restaurants are vulnerable in the late evening.
Like others in attendance, 3rd District Councilman Quinton Lucas said this ordinance will add an important tool for police officers responding to suspicious activity in parks at night.
"Now if you run into someone at 2 a.m. in a park or somewhere in our city, you have a reason to engage, you have a reason to discuss with them, and you have a reason to investigate what's going on," Lucas said.
Councilman Scott Taylor of the 6th District also testified.
"Every park, the surrounding neighborhoods are what we're focused on, and we want to keep our neighborhoods strong and keep addressing issues," Taylor said.
Taylor said he looks forward to this as a continued improvement of the parks system, which previously had no uniform park hours, unlike surrounding communities in the metropolitan area.
Concerns from the public included the homeless population that sleeps in the parks, illegal activity that takes place in parks at night and recent violent crimes throughout the city. Many were in agreement that the ordinance and resolution will be an important tool for police, but some were concerned about scheduled programs that run after the park's hours. The committee suggested looking into a permit process for after-hours use in the future.
Independence Plaza Neighborhood Association President Tom Ribera was in support of the committee's recommendations, suggesting that the Neighborhood and Public Safety Committee work with the various neighborhood associations throughout the city to streamline the process.
Community activist Pat Clarke said parks are a place to go for urban core youth, and the city needs to work on keeping the parks safe and useable. For example, he said he would like to see bathrooms and water fountains at Martin Luther King, Jr. Square Park, as well as help from the city with cleanup.
"Our parks are the reason our kids in the urban core have a place to go," Clarke said. "We just want the same attention."
Maria Gonzalez Thompson, who has been advocating making the same park handicap accessible, agreed that residents of the urban core need more places to go.
"We're constantly being pushed to the back burner. They don't want us on the plaza, and I don't want to be there," she said. "So if we don't want to be there, will you make it accessible for me to be in my community?"
John Sharp, former Kansas City councilman who served as chairman of the council's Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee, said that this is not a new problem. However, with the recent murders in South Kansas City, Sharp called the ordinance and resolution "common sense measures."
The committee followed a recommendation to amend Chapter 50, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 50-103, relating to trespassing on golf courses and Indian Creek Greenway Trail Park.
The section was amended to include all Kansas City, Mo., parks. It will go to the City Council on Thursday, June 9 with a unanimous recommendation from the committee.
"My view is this: that it's vital that we act," Councilman Lucas said. "I think it's vital that we act now. I don't see much reason to delay. I'm glad that the Parks Department is working with us today in connection to that."


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That decision may be appealed or overturned. Or a scaled-back version of the rule may be put in place next year under the new administration.
If the current version of the rule does go into effect, a number of employers will be converting currently exempt employees to nonexempt because those employees won't meet the required salary threshold under the new rule. Those nonexempt employees will have to begin tracking and recording their work hours. They will also need to be paid overtime. As a result, employers have questions regarding payment of travel time for newly nonexempt employees.
· Travel during the employee's workday
· Travel that keeps the employee from being at his or her home overnight
· Travel to and from a one-day assignment away from the employee's regular work location, but excluding the employee's normal commute
· Work performed while travelling. This includes driving, unless the employee declined the employer's offer to use public transportation
In California, employers must pay wages for all hours an employee is engaged in extended travel. There is no distinction between hours worked:
· Outside normal working hours
· In connection with an overnight out-of-town assignment
· In connection with a one-day out-of-town assignment
Additionally for California, time spent travelling to and from an out-of-town event or waiting to purchase a ticket, check baggage, or get on board is considered compensable travel time. Time spent taking a break from travel to eat a meal, sleep, or engage in purely personal pursuits not connected with travelling is not compensable.
For employees in other states, it's possible they could be covered by their own state laws relating to travel. If a state doesn't have specific laws on employee travel, then, in general under the FLSA, travel time away from home is work time when it cuts across the employee's normal work hours, regardless of the day of the week. Any time the employee spends performing work tasks while traveling is also compensable under the FLSA.
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My Bottom 100 List
Extremely bad, gross or offensive films against Christians that made me sick. I included some experimental films that I don't like at all.
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L'Age d'Or (1930)
A surrealist tale of a man and a woman passionately in love with one another, but their attempts to consummate that passion are constantly thwarted by their families, the Church, and bourgeois society. (60 mins.)
Stars: Gaston Modot, Lya Lys, Caridad de Laberdesque, Max Ernst
Land Without Bread (1933 Documentary)
A surrealistic documentary portrait of the region of Las Hurdes, a remote region of Spain where civilisation has barely developed, showing how the local peasants try to survive without even the most basic utilities and skills. (30 mins.)
Stars: Abel Jacquin, Alexandre O'Neill
Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)
Aliens resurrect dead humans as zombies and vampires to stop humanity from creating the Solaranite (a sort of sun-driven bomb). (79 mins.)
Director: Edward D. Wood Jr.
Stars: Gregory Walcott, Tom Keene, Mona McKinnon, Duke Moore
Viridiana (1961)
Viridiana, a young nun about to take her final vows, pays a visit to her widowed uncle at the request of her Mother Superior. (90 mins.)
Stars: Silvia Pinal, Fernando Rey, Francisco Rabal, José Calvo
Scorpio Rising (1963 Short Film)
An army of gay/nazi bikers make their engines roar and ride the way to pain/pleasure as sexual and sadistic... (28 mins.)
Stars: Ernie Allo, Bruce Byron, Frank Carifi, Steve Crandell
The Creeping Terror (1964 TV Movie)
A newlywed sheriff tries to stop a shambling monster that has emerged from a spaceship to eat the citizens of an American town. (75 mins.)
Director: A.J. Nelson
Stars: Vic Savage, Shannon O'Neil, William Thourlby, John Caresio
The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964)
The life of Jesus Christ according to the Gospel of Matthew. Pasolini shows Christ as a marxist avant-la-lettre and therefore uses half of the text of Matthew. (137 mins.)
Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini
Monster a-Go Go (1965)
A space capsule crash-lands on Earth, and the astronaut aboard disappears. Is there a connection between the missing man and the monster roaming the area? (70 mins.)
Director: Bill Rebane
Stars: Philip Morton, June Travis, George Perry, Lois Brooks
Simon of the Desert (1965 Short Film)
Simon, a deeply religious man living in the 4th century, wants to be nearer to God so he climbs a column. The Devil wants him come down to Earth and is trying to seduce him. (43 mins.)
Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)
A family gets lost on the road and stumbles upon a hidden, underground, devil-worshiping cult led by the fearsome Master and his servant Torgo. (70 mins.)
Director: Harold P. Warren
Stars: Tom Neyman, John Reynolds, Diane Adelson, Harold P. Warren
Piece Mandala/End War (1966 Short Film)
(5 mins.)
Director: Paul Sharits
Stars: Paul Sharits
Invocation of My Demon Brother (1969 Short Film)
Experimental short, featuring strobe-like erotic imagery with several shots of the Rolling Stones in performance and an original synthesizer score by Mick Jagger. (12 mins.)
Stars: Kenneth Anger, Bobby Beausoleil, Bill Beutel, Harvey Bialy
The Milky Way (1969)
Two drifters go on a pilgrimage from France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Along the way, they hitchhike, beg for food, and face the Christian dogmas and heresies from different Ages. (98 mins.)
Stars: Paul Frankeur, Laurent Terzieff, Alain Cuny, Edith Scob
Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son (1969)
Ghosts! Cine-recordings of the vivacious doings of persons long dead. Preservation of their memory ceases at the edges of the frame. (115 mins.)
Director: Ken Jacobs
El Topo (1970)
A mysterious black-clad gunfighter wanders a mystical Western landscape encountering multiple bizarre characters. (125 mins.)
Director: Alexandro Jodorowsky
Serene Velocity (1970 Short Film)
An experimental short film which shows a time-lapse in the basement hallway of a Binghamton University building. (23 mins.)
Director: Ernie Gehr
The Devils (1971)
In 17th-century France, Father Urbain Grandier seeks to protect the city of Loudun from the corrupt establishment of Cardinal Richelieu. Hysteria occurs within the city when he is accused of witchcraft by a sexually repressed nun. (111 mins.)
Director: Ken Russell
Stars: Vanessa Redgrave, Oliver Reed, Dudley Sutton, Max Adrian
Lucifer Rising (1972 Short Film)
Egyptian gods summons the angel Lucifer - in order to usher in a new occult age. (29 mins.)
Pink Flamingos (1972)
Notorious Baltimore criminal and underground figure Divine goes up against a sleazy married couple who make a passionate attempt to humiliate her and seize her tabloid-given title as "The Filthiest Person Alive". (93 mins.)
Director: John Waters
Stars: Divine, David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce, Mink Stole
Red Psalm (1972)
Set in the 1890s on the Hungarian plains, a group of farm workers go on strike in-which they face harsh reprisals and the reality of revolt, oppression, morality and violence. (87 mins.)
Director: Miklós Jancsó
The Holy Mountain (1973)
In a corrupt, greed-fueled world, a powerful alchemist leads a Christ-like character and seven materialistic figures to the Holy Mountain, where they hope to achieve enlightenment. (114 mins.)
Director: Alexandro Jodorowsky
Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS (1975)
Ilsa is an evil Nazi warden at a death camp that conducts "medical experiments". Ilsa's goal is to prove that women can withstand more pain and suffering than men and therefore should be allowed to fight on the front lines. (96 mins.)
Director: Don Edmonds
Stars: Dyanne Thorne, Gregory Knoph, Tony Mumolo, Maria Marx
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
King Arthur and his knights embark on a low-budget search for the Grail, encountering many, very silly obstacles. (91 mins.)
Director: Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Stars: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975)
Four fascist libertines round up nine adolescent boys and girls and subject them to one hundred and twenty days of physical, mental and sexual torture. (117 mins.)
Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini
Kings of the Road (1976)
A traveling projection-equipment mechanic works in Western Germany along the East-German border, visiting worn-out theatres. He meets with a depressed young man whose marriage has just broken up, and the two decide to travel together. (175 mins.)
Director: Wim Wenders
Snuff (1975)
A so-called "snuff" movie involving the exploits of a cult leader leading a gang of bikers in a series of supposedly real killings on film. (80 mins.)
Stars: Margarita Amuchástegui, Tina Austin, Ana Carro, Brian Cary
Pause! (1977 Short Film)
(12 mins.)
Director: Peter Kubelka
Stars: Arnulf Rainer
Life of Brian (1979)
Brian is born on the original Christmas, in the stable next door. He spends his life being mistaken for a messiah. (94 mins.)
Director: Terry Jones
Stars: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam
Cocktail Morlock (ou Encore un Pernod, Yves!) (1980 Short Film)
(20 mins.)
Director: Gérard Courant
The Meaning of Life (1983)
The comedy team takes a look at life in all its stages in their own uniquely silly way. (107 mins.)
Director: Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam
Stars: John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones
Extra Terrestrial Visitors (1983)
A young boy in the woods discovers a lovable alien...or is it? (80 mins.)
Director: Juan Piquer Simón
Stars: Ian Sera, Nina Ferrer, Susana Bequer, Sara Palmer
Necropolis (1986)
Reincarnated "Satanic Witch" from New Amsterdam, circa 1600's comes back to revive her cult members by sucking the life force out of people. (77 mins.)
Director: Bruce Hickey
Surf Nazis Must Die (1987)
When the son of a gun-wielding woman is murdered by neo-Nazi surf punks in the post-apocalyptic future... (83 mins.)
Director: Peter George
Stars: Gail Neely, Robert Harden, Barry Brenner, Dawn Wildsmith
Hobgoblins (1988)
A young security guard must track down diminutive aliens who kill people even as they make their fantasies come true. (88 mins.)
Director: Rick Sloane
Stars: Tom Bartlett, Paige Sullivan, Steven Boggs, Kelley Palmer
The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)
The life of Jesus Christ, his journey through life as he faces the struggles all humans do, and his final temptation on the cross. (164 mins.)
Director: Martin Scorsese
Stars: Willem Dafoe, Harvey Keitel, Barbara Hershey, Paul Greco
Going Overboard (1989)
A struggling young comedian takes a menial job on a cruise ship where he hopes for his big chance to make it in the world of cruise ship comedy. (99 mins.)
Director: Valerie Breiman
Stars: Adam Sandler, Billy Bob Thornton, Billy Zane, Burt Young
Begotten (1990)
This gory and entirely visual film tells the surreal tale of the death and rebirth of gods. (72 mins.)
Director: Edmund E. Merhige
Problem Child (1990)
A young boy is just short of a monster. He is adopted by a loving man and his wacky wife. The laughs keep coming as the boy pushes them to the limits. (81 mins.)
Director: Dennis Dugan
Troll 2 (1990)
A family vacationing in a small town discovers the entire town is inhabited by goblins in disguise as humans, who plan to eat them. (95 mins.)
Director: Drake Floyd
Problem Child 2 (1991)
Junior's back in his first adventure since his last! Junior and Ben move to Mortville which seems like the perfect town to live in... (90 mins.)
Director: Brian Levant
Stars: John Ritter, Michael Oliver, Jack Warden, Laraine Newman
Gayniggers from Outer Space (1992 Short Film)
Extraterrestrial beings travel the galaxy to free men "oppressed" by females to make way for an entirely-homosexual society. (26 mins.)
Director: Morten Lindberg
Acción mutante (1993)
In a future world ruled by good-looking people, a terrorist group of mutants led by Ramon Yarritu kidnap the daughter of Orujo... (90 mins.)
Director: Álex de la Iglesia
The Beverly Hillbillies (1993)
A feature adaptation of the classic TV show, when nice guy redneck Jed Clampett strikes it rich when he finds black oil, and moves he and his kin to posh Beverly Hills. (92 mins.)
Director: Penelope Spheeris
Stars: Diedrich Bader, Erika Eleniak, Jim Varney, Cloris Leachman
Aftermath (1994 Short Film)
A short film wherein a man working in a morgue mutilates and defiles one of the corpses. (30 mins.)
Director: Nacho Cerdà
Stars: Pep Tosar, Jordi Tarrida, Ángel Tarris, Xevi Collellmir
Sissy-Boy Slap-Party (2004 Short Film)
Musical mantra derived from machine-gun micro-montage. (2 mins.)
Director: Guy Maddin
Stars: Noam Gonick, Caelum Vatnsdal, Simon Hughes, Michael Powell
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
Maximillian is the only survivor from a race of vampires on a Caribbean Island, and as a vampire, he must find a mate to keep the line from ending... (100 mins.)
Director: Wes Craven
Stars: Eddie Murphy, Angela Bassett, Allen Payne, Kadeem Hardison
Barb Wire (1996)
Post-apocalyptic remake of Casablanca set in a sleazy nightclub. (98 mins.)
Director: David Hogan
Die Hard Dracula (1998)
A modern-day updating of the Dracula legend that finds Steven, a good-looking American hero devastated by the death of his girlfriend... (88 mins.)
Director: Peter Horak
Stars: Bruce Glover, Denny Sachen, Kerry Dustin, Ernest M. Garcia
Doctor Dolittle (1998)
A doctor discovers that he can communicate with animals. (85 mins.)
Director: Betty Thomas
Stars: Eddie Murphy, Peter Boyle, Ossie Davis, Oliver Platt
Lost in Space (1998)
The Robinson family was going into space to fight for a chance for humanity. Now they are fighting to live long enough to find a way home. (130 mins.)
Director: Stephen Hopkins
Stars: Gary Oldman, William Hurt, Matt LeBlanc, Mimi Rogers
Baby Geniuses (1999)
Scientist hold talking, super-intelligent babies captive, but things take a turn for the worse when a mix-up occurs between a baby genius and its twin. (97 mins.)
Director: Bob Clark
Battlefield Earth (2000)
After enslavement and near extermination by an alien race in the year 3000, humanity begins to fight back. (118 mins.)
Director: Roger Christian
Stars: John Travolta, Forest Whitaker, Barry Pepper, Kim Coates
Visitor Q (2001 Video)
A troubled and perverted family find their lives intruded by a mysterious stranger who seems to help find a balance in their disturbing natures. (84 mins.)
Director: Takashi Miike
Stars: Ken'ichi Endô, Shungiku Uchida, Kazushi Watanabe, Jun Mutô
Ben & Arthur (2002)
A pair of recently married gay men are threatened by one of the partner's brother, a religious fanatic who plots to murder them after being ostracized by his church. (85 mins.)
Director: Sam Mraovich
Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)
Elle Woods heads to Washington D.C. to join the staff of a congresswoman in order to pass a bill to ban animal testing. (95 mins.)
Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld
Stars: Reese Witherspoon, Sally Field, Bob Newhart, Regina King
A Hole in My Heart (2004)
In a decript apartment, a young man watches as his father and a friend shoot an amateur porn film. Issues of morality, reality TV and friendship are explored. (98 mins.)
Director: Lukas Moodysson
Daniel the Wizard (2004)
Evil assassins want to kill Daniel Kublbock, the third runner up for the German Idols. (81 mins.)
Director: Ulli Lommel
Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (2004)
A group of smart-talking toddlers find themselves at the center of a media mogul's experiment to crack the code to baby talk. The toddlers must race against time for the sake of babies everywhere. (88 mins.)
Director: Bob Clark
Stars: Jon Voight, Scott Baio, Vanessa Angel, Skyler Shaye
Alone in the Dark (2005)
Based on the video game, Alone in the Dark focuses on Edward Carnby, a detective of the paranormal, who slowly unravels mysterious events with deadly results. (96 mins.)
Director: Uwe Boll
Littleman (2006)
A wannabe dad mistakes a vertically challenged criminal on the lam as his newly adopted son. (98 mins.)
Director: Keenen Ivory Wayans
Living Death (2006 Video)
The masochist Elizabeth lives a marriage of convenience with the cynical, sadistic and reckless playboy Victor... (85 mins.)
Director: Erin Berry
Stars: Kristy Swanson, Greg Bryk, Joshua Peace, Kelsey Matheson
Pledge This! (2006)
At South Beach University, a beautiful sorority president takes in a group of unconventional freshman girls seeking acceptance into her house. (91 mins.)
Director: William Heins, Strathford Hamilton
Stars: Paris Hilton, Simon Rex, Paula Garcés, Sarah Carter
The Da Vinci Code (2006)
A murder inside the Louvre, and clues in Da Vinci paintings, lead to the discovery of a religious mystery protected by a secret society for two thousand years, which could shake the foundations of Christianity. (149 mins.)
Director: Ron Howard
Stars: Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno, Ian McKellen
Even Pigeons Go to Heaven (2007 Short Film)
On a moonlit fall night, a priest races to the home of Mr. Moulin running a motorcycle off the road... (9 mins.)
Director: Samuel Tourneux
Stars: Frédéric Saurel, Bernard Jung, Clémence Cournac
Itty Bitty Titty Committee (2007)
High School grad and all American gal, Anna finds her purpose and herself after she hooks up with the radical feminists in The Itty Bitty Titty Committee. (87 mins.)
Director: Jamie Babbit
Stars: Melonie Diaz, Ana Mercedes, Cecile Rivore, Marisa Ramirez
The Cellar Door (2007)
The girl next door, having coffee, lunch with a friend, shopping, unaware she is becoming an obsession... (86 mins.)
Director: Matt Zettell
The Man from Earth (2007)
An impromptu goodbye party for Professor John Oldman becomes a mysterious interrogation after the retiring scholar reveals to his colleagues he has a longer and stranger past than they can imagine. (87 mins.)
Director: Richard Schenkman
Alive or Dead (2008)
On a desolate road, an abandoned school bus with the words 'HELP ME' written on a window, Maria stops to check it out... (83 mins.)
Director: Stephen Goetsch
A Million Little Pieces (2008 Video)
With no sound, with no dialogue, monologue or action, Nigel Tomm's film adaptation of James Frey's book... (70 mins.)
Edges of Darkness (2008 Video)
Three interconnected tales of terror set against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse. (87 mins.)
Director: Blaine Cade, Jason Horton
Hamlet (2008 Video)
An entire 1-hour plus movie of a white screen. No story, no conflict, no setting, no character development - just a white screen. It doesn't mean nor symbolize anything, really. It's just there. (63 mins.)
Love Exposure (2008)
A bizarre love triangle forms between a young Catholic upskirt photographer, a misandric girl and a manipulative cultist. (237 mins.)
Director: Sion Sono
Oedipus Rex (2008 Video)
(71 mins.)
Plaguers (2008)
When a band of sexy space pirates hijack a fuel-transport vessel bound for Earth, an alien virus known only as "Thanatos" is accidentally released... (86 mins.)
Director: Brad Sykes
Stars: Steve Railsback, Alexis Zibolis, Noelle Perris, Jared Cohn
Qur'an (2008 Video)
(74 mins.)
The Brothers Karamazov (2008 Video)
Felt to feel. Enigmatic. Twisted. Absolute morph and absolutely on the edge Nigel Tomm's film version... (73 mins.)
The Catcher in the Rye (2008 Video)
75 minutes and 6 seconds of blue screen, what else must you know? (75 mins.)
The Hottie & the Nottie (2008)
A woman agrees to go on a date with a man only if he finds a suitor for her unattractive best friend. (91 mins.)
Director: Tom Putnam
Waiting for Godot (2008 Video)
(72 mins.)
Dismal (2009)
Dana is failing Biology. To pass she must attend an extra credit assignment with several classmates... (79 mins.)
Director: Gary King
Stars: Lydia Chandler, Tim Morris, Bill Oberst Jr., Jack Harrison
Fatal Secrets (2009)
"BALANCING THE BOOKS" is a character-driven suspense drama about an attractive woman who enlists the... (88 mins.)
Director: Meir Sharony
Stars: Dina Meyer, Vincent Spano, Lela Rochon, Lea Thompson
Life Blood (2009 Video)
New Year's Eve, 1969: While driving on the Pearblossom Highway, a lesbian couple encounters the creator of the universe. Laid to rest for 40 years, the women wake up on New Year's Day as reborn creatures. (85 mins.)
Director: Ron Carlson
My Surfing Lucifer (2009 Documentary)
Using found footage, we're introduced to the short life of Bunker Spreckels, Clark Gable's stepson and surfing legend. (9 mins.)
Stars: Bunker Spreckels, Ellie Sylva, Spyder Wills
Star Quest: The Odyssey (2009)
At the end of mankind's greatest battle, empires will crumble, alliances will form, enemies will rise and heroes will fall. World's will end, and a new journey will begin. (81 mins.)
Director: Jon Bonnell
The Dark Lurking (2009)
The eight remaining survivors of a secret research facility barricade themselves away from a horde of ancient and deadly creatures. (97 mins.)
Director: Greg Connors
Stars: Tonia Renee, Bret Kennedy, Ozzie Devrish, Roslyn van Doorn
The Forgotten Ones (2009 Video)
When a devastating boat crash shipwrecks a group of friends in the jungles of an uncharted island, they... (90 mins.)
Director: Jorg Ihle
Stars: Jewel Staite, Justin Baldoni, Marc Bacher, Nikki Griffin
The Graves (2009)
Two inseparable sister's visit to a remote mine town turns into a mind-bending fight for survival against menaces both human and supernatural. (88 mins.)
Director: Brian Pulido
Stars: Clare Grant, Jillian Murray, Bill Moseley, Tony Todd
The Knackery (2009)
Set in the very near future, The Knackery is the latest hard hitting feature film from Belfast's leading independent production house... (74 mins.)
Director: George Clarke
Stars: Iain Boden, Andrew Brown, George Clarke, Alan Crawford
Alien vs. Ninja (2010)
A comet crashes into a Japanese forest and a group of mighty ninjas must fight a group of killer Aliens before they reach their village and kill everyone. (80 mins.)
Director: Seiji Chiba
Attack of the Vegan Zombies! (2010)
Joe and his wife Dionne have had yet another bad crop for their winery. Faced with the prospect of losing the family farm... (77 mins.)
Director: Jim Townsend
Stars: Christine Egan, H. Lynn Smith, Jim Townsend, Kerry Kearns
Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)
A horde of mutated birds descends upon the quiet town of Half Moon Bay, California. With the death toll rising, Two citizens manage to fight back, but will they survive Birdemic? (105 mins.)
Director: James Nguyen
Stars: Alan Bagh, Whitney Moore, Tippi Hedren, Janae Caster
Suicide Girls Must Die! (2010)
When twelve nude models for the infamous SuicideGirls.com begin disappearing from a remote cabin, the calendar video they are shooting becomes the first reality horror movie. (97 mins.)
Director: Sawa Suicide
The Penthouse (2010)
Three lifelong friends inhabiting a penthouse apartment find themselves at odds when one of them attempts to move in with his girlfriend and another's little sister makes a surprise visit. (89 mins.)
Director: Chris Levitus
Stars: Rider Strong, Corey Large, April Scott, James DeBello
Virus X (2010)
After being infected with a hyper-deadly virus mutation, five medical scientists must escape quarantine and force their way to freedom. Only a mysterious, silver-haired enforcer stands in their way. (85 mins.)
Director: Ryan Stevens Harris
Stars: Jai Day, Domiziano Arcangeli, Joe Zaso, Dylan Vox
2012: Ice Age (2011 Video)
A volcanic eruption in Iceland sends a glacier towards North America, causing everything in it's path to freeze. A family man struggles to escape the onslaught of the coming ice age. (91 mins.)
Director: Travis Fort
51 (2011)
51 chronicles what happens after political pressure from the American public forces the Air Force to... (90 mins.)
Director: Jason Connery
Alien Armageddon (2011)
The story of Jodie Elliot, a young woman who is trying to find her daughter in a city controlled by an invading alien army. (95 mins.)
Director: Neil Johnson
Aliens vs. Avatars (2011)
Six college friends find themselves caught up in a cat and mouse hunt with a race of creatures who possess the ability to transform into anything from which it has consumed DNA. (80 mins.)
Director: Lewis Schoenbrun
Stars: Jason Lockhart, Kim Argetsinger, Cassie Fliegel, Dylan Vox
Jack and Jill (2011)
Family guy Jack Sadelstein prepares for the annual event he dreads: the Thanksgiving visit of his twin sister, the needy and passive-aggressive Jill, who then refuses to leave. (91 mins.)
Director: Dennis Dugan
Stars: Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Al Pacino, Elodie Tougne
666: Kreepy Kerry (2014)
A new student is finding it difficult to contain his supernatural powers on a group of bullies. (75 mins.)
Director: David DeCoteau


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I had leftover chicken from the Creamed Chicken I made the other evening, and I wasn't 100% sure what I was going to do with it. After picking up some sesame seed rolls at Buttercrust, I decided I'd just make chicken sandwiches. Jay hinted he'd like something with spice, so I tossed ours with buffalo sauce, topped with cheese and popped them under the broiler.
And Easy Buffalo Chicken Sandwiches were born!
Of course, I left the bambino's plain. I was shocked last week when he helped me make chicken enchiladas, tried the enchilada sauce, declared it good (and granted, I did only use mild sauce), and then proceeded to eat an entire enchilada without much prompting. I have a feeling it'll be awhile before I can convince him to try buffalo sauce, though.
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Yields 4
10 minPrep Time
5 minCook Time
15 minTotal Time
- 12 oz. cooked chicken breast, thinly sliced
- 2 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
- 1/4 to 1/3 C buffalo wing sauce (I always use Frank's )
- 4 large rolls (such as Kaiser rolls), split
- 4 slices provolone cheese
- Preheat the broiler. Line a baking sheet with foil and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the buffalo sauce and the melted butter.
- Add the chicken and toss together. Pop in the microwave for about a minute, just to take the chill off the meat (if you don't have/don't use a microwave, you can do this in a medium saucepan over medium-low heat--It'll just take longer).
- Place about 1/2 C of the chicken on each of the bottoms of the rolls. Top with a slice of cheese and pop under the broiler for roughly 5 minutes, or until the cheese is melted and starting to brown.
- Top with the other half of the roll and serve!
If you're normal and not like me, you could easily add shredded carrots and/or diced celery to the chicken mixture. Or you could serve carrot and celery sticks on the side, rather than fries like I did!
This will be a bit of a long post, as I came across one of those "get to know you" memes on a blog called Pies and Plots. I'm pretty sure I did another version of this many moons ago, but I'm a dork and love filling these things out, so here we go!
A: Attached or Single?
B: Best Friend?
Political correctness would probably dictate I name Jay as my best friend since we're married and all that…And I suppose for the most part, that's true. If I had to pick someone besides Jay, I'd choose my sister Kendra.
C: Cake or Pie?
Cake. I can take or leave pie.
D: Day of Choice?
Saturday. It always means there's still one more day to the weekend.
E: Essential Item?
Underpants? I don't leave home without them.
F: Favorite Color?
G: Gummy Bears or Worms?
Neither–I'm not a big fan of anything gummy, unless it's Sour Patch Kids.
H: Hometown?
Cincinnati, Ohio.
I: Favorite Indulgence?
Oh, Baileys Irish Cream at the end of a crappy day.
J: January or July?
This is a tough one. The bambino's birthday is in January, but I have issues with Seasonal Affective Disorder. I also hate extremes in temperature, so July's not really my favorite either. Guess that means it's a wash.
K: Kids?
Just my bambino. The light and love of my life.
L: Life isn't complete without?
M: Marriage date?
21 October. I wanted something closer to Halloween, but the hall where our wedding and reception was held was booked for that weekend.
N: Number of siblings?
Two sisters and two non-DNA-related brothers.
O: Oranges or Apples?
P: Phobias?
They-Which-Shall-Not-Be-Named, claustrophobia, acrophobia, and whatever the fear of deep water is.
Q: Quotes?
My favorite, from Ralph Waldo Emerson: "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines."
R: Reasons to Smile?
Hugs from my bambino, sunshine, coffee, evenings with my family.
S: Season of Choice?
T: Tag Five People
Meh–If you have a blog and want to do this, feel free!
U: Unknown Fact about Me?
I absolutely despise cats, but I adore Hello Kitty. It's one of the few "girly" things I allow myself.
V: Vegetable?
Meh. Vegetables and I don't really get along. If I had to pick something, I'd probably choose salad greens.
W: Worst Habit?
X: X-ray or Ultrasound?
X-Ray. Ultrasounds are slimy.
Y: Your Favorite Food?
Tiramisu. Or burgers.
Z: Zodiac Sign?
Scorpio. I fit the personality profile of a Scorpio to a T.


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I was in a Card Kit Swap and just recently got enough kits back to make about 50 cards. I've been creating like crazy, and have made about 35. Here are a few I'm most proud of:
The top two left are from the SG December kit, the shiny one actually has a wire flower on the foil, really cute in real life, but kind of hard to see here. Thanks for looking!
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Sacramento Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Representing Injured Bikers
The Thrill Ends When Motorcycles Crash
Few vehicles on the road can match the thrill of riding a motorcycle. You're totally exposed to the environment–you can see everything around you. Unfortunately, some of the things around you are automobiles and trucks driven by people who don't pay attention, including motorcyclists. Far too often, this predicament ends with serious and sometimes fatal consequences. If you been injured in a motorcycle accident caused by someone's negligence, the experienced Sacramento motorcycle accident attorneys at Demas Law Group can help.
Two Wheels Vs. Four
There are more than 1 million licensed motorcyclists in California and slightly less than 1 million registered motorcycles. These motorcycles include small Vespa-type scooters that aren't legal for highway use, custom cruisers such as Harley-Davidsons, long-distance BMW touring bikes and powerful sport bikes. For the state's 1 million motorcyclists, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) offers some sobering statistics. Recent statistics show that 373 motorcyclists were killed in vehicle accidents, and in 244 of those deaths, 65 percent, the motorcyclist was found to be at fault. Similarly, 9,818 motorcyclists were injured, and 5,530 of those riders, 56.3 percent, were found to be at fault.
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Who Is At Fault in a Sacramento Motorcycle Accident?
Many of the accidents in which the motorcycle rider is found at fault involve just the motorcyclist and no other vehicle. The three most common reasons motorcyclists are found at fault are speeding, driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. This illegal behavior by a minority of motorcyclists not only endangers the lives of everyone else, it contributes to the still widespread belief that most motorcyclists are lawbreakers.
This belief is indicative of the non-riding public's lack of regard for motorcyclists. It is estimated that two-thirds of accidents involving motorcycles and cars are caused by the automobile driver violating the motorcyclist's right of way. This is often because they don't see the motorcyclist when they change lanes, or they turn left across the path of a motorcyclist traveling in the oncoming lane, presuming that the smaller, lighter vehicle can brake in time to avoid collision.
The Consequences of a Motorcycle Collision in Sacramento
Regardless of whose fault the accident is, when a motorcyclist goes down on the street or highway, the results can be catastrophic. With no protection besides the safety gear they may or may not! be wearing, motorcyclists who crash are simply no match for asphalt, guard rails and moving traffic. Fatal head injuries are common, even when wearing a full face helmet. Spinal cord injuries resulting in paralysis are a common feature of non-fatal motorcycle accidents. Broken limbs and ruptured organs are often common. To add insult to serious injury, sometimes motorcyclists are presumed to be at fault in accidents, even when they're not. The experienced Sacramento motorcycle accident attorneys at Demas Law Group are aware of this, and if you or a loved one have been injured in such a crash, we can help you to start putting your life back together.
Maximizing Sources of Recovery
- A motorcycle rider is eight times more likely to be injured in a traffic accident than an automobile driver or passenger.
- When it comes to fatalities, motorcyclists are a shocking 37 times more likely to be killed than occupants of other vehicles.
- As many as 98 percent of California motorcycle accidents end up with one or more people being injured.
To make matters worse, the number of people being injured or killed in California motorcycle accidents has more than doubled in just the last 10 years.
What Are Sources of Recovery?
If you've been injured in a motorcycle accident that wasn't your fault, the likelihood is that you're going to be faced with a large number of medical bills. You may be out of work for awhile, too, and you might require ongoing physical therapy or even plastic surgery. To cover all these expenses, it's important to find out any and all sources that might be liable for your damages and injuries.
Once you've received medical treatment – and that's the most critical thing after any motorcycle accident – you should contact a reputable Sacramento motorcycle accident attorney and let them investigate who it may be possible to file a claim against. There are several possibilities, including:
- The driver that caused the accident – the most obvious source of recovery
- The owner of the vehicle that caused the accident, which may or may not be the driver
- The employer of the driver – something many people don't think of, but if the person who caused your accident was driving a company car or truck, your motorcycle accident lawyer can file a claim against both the driver and the employer.
- Governmental entities – the road you were on may have been badly designed or constructed, creating a dangerous situation that contributed to your accident and injuries. The government agency responsible for maintaining those roads can be held at least partially liable for your injuries.
Be warned, however! If you're filing against any government agency, you will find yourself up against extremely strict statutes of limitations. If you miss those deadlines by as much as an hour, your claim will be dismissed regardless of validity. Again, this is where a knowledgeable Sacramento motorcycle lawyer could be invaluable to your claim.
Manufacturers Aren't Always Blameless
Did the brakes fail on your motorcycle? Did the clutch cable snap, or was there a failure in your safety equipment? In any of these cases, the company that manufactured the faulty equipment could and should be held responsible for at least some of your medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering.
Of course, the odds are fairly high that you'll have enough on your plate to deal with, without having to investigate who or what might be held liable for your bumps, bruises and broken bones. This is perhaps the most important reason to find a good Sacramento motorcycle lawyer. As well as giving you free advice regarding your claim, a good personal injury attorney will also:
- Investigate all the circumstances surrounding your accident and determine who can and should be held liable
- Handle the negotiations with the insurance companies – if insurers know their client(s) may be held liable, they will be most eager to settle. The problem is, if you don't have an attorney representing you, there's a strong possibility you won't be offered a settlement that's anywhere near fair or necessary to meet you and your family's needs.
- File the necessary paperwork on time, as they will be fully aware of the statutes of limitation and any other relevant deadlines
How Much Is My Sacramento Case Worth?
When the attorney has all the necessary information, he or she will evaluate the case. This does not mean that the attorney will tell the victim how much the case is worth; in fact, it is almost impossible to do this. What the attorney can do, however, is to discuss with the victim the types of damages he or she may be able to collect. Possible damages from a motorcycle accident include:
- Medical payments. Most motorcycle victims incur medical bills. Sometimes, these bills are significant. The victim may be entitled to payment of all medical bills by the at-fault driver, including ongoing costs for rehabilitation or medication.
- Property damage. The victim may be entitled to payment of costs to repair or replace the motorcycle damaged in the accident, as well as compensation for any other personal items that were damaged or destroyed in the crash.
- Loss of income. Many people miss work while they are recuperating from a motorcycle crash. In most cases, victims can ask for payment of wages lost due to missed work while recovering from an accident.
- Living expenses. Victims often have increased travel and living expenses during recovery. If a victim is forced to pay for child care, housekeeping or travel to and from medical appointments, these expenses may be recovered through a personal injury lawsuit.
- Pain and suffering. A victim is usually entitled to some compensation for his or her emotional pain and suffering. Under California law, victims can recover sums to be determined by the parties or a judge for their mental anguish.
- Punitive damages. In some cases, a motorcycle accident victim is able to recover punitive damages due to the fact that the at-fault driver is guilty of extreme negligence. For example, if the driver is drunk at the time of the accident, the victim may be entitled to more compensation than if the accident was truly "accidental."
A personal injury attorney will discuss the facts of a case with the victim and help him or her determine the best way to recover damages.
Call (916) 444-0100 Today
When a motorcycle accident occurs, lives often change. Entire family's futures are put in jeopardy, and Sacramento motorcycle lawyers feel very strongly that if someone else is at fault for the accident, they should at least be responsible for providing the financial means to cover your medical costs and look after your family's needs.
Clearly, making a claim after a motorcycle accident is not as straightforward as may first have appeared to be the case. It's important not to be put off, however, as the ramifications could be devastating.
If you've been injured in a motorcycle accident that wasn't your fault, the first thing you should do is get the medical attention you need. After that, contact a qualified accident lawyer, as soon as you possibly can. Remember, you may be dealing with very strict time limits.
The consultation is free, and a reputable personal injury attorney will answer your questions and advise you of the best way to maximize your sources of recovery. If you decide to proceed with a claim, the lawyer will handle all the paperwork, negotiations and necessary investigations, giving you the time and peace of mind to begin your recovery.
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Demas Law Group, P.C. represents many people who have been seriously injured in motorcycle accidents. Motorcycle accident cases can be very different and unique from a traditional auto vs. automobile accident. Oftentimes, the insurance company will fight and try to blame the motorcyclist.
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Why Should You Take Action Immediately?
- The statute of limitations can run out.
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Editor's Note: Recycling and reuse are more than just slogans to Beth Shissler and Hannah Kubiak, Maine natives and co-owners of Portland's Sea Bags. The company repurposes old sails into tote bags, placemats and other products that each carry a bit of Maine with them wherever they go. The company is committed to staying on Portland's Custom House Wharf, where they work in a crowded manufacturing and retail facility filled with second-hand furniture.
IP: Why is Sea Bags in Portland?
Beth: Because there's no better place for a business like ours. Not just Portland, but specifically Custom House Wharf. Hannah started here forever ago—in 1999—across the way and it was just a natural. When we first started, we got up to 12 people over there [in just over 400 square feet].
IP: Working in shifts, I hope?
Beth: No…we actually had people cutting sail in front of us, and four sewing machines. I had my corner—I'm a little claustrophobic—that no one was allowed in because I was running the computer and running and shipping boxes in the corner.
IP: That's impressive. When did you move here?
Beth: Maybe three or four years ago.
Hannah: Yeah…we couldn't tell you.
Beth: It was a year from the time that we decided to move here that it was ready. [Moving pre-production upstairs] will give us an additional 4,000-5,000 additional square feet up here. We thought we'd hit the jackpot when we moved downstairs, and it soon became apparent that we're busting at the seams down there, too.
IP: There's something to the atmosphere you have down there, with the seamstresses. How do you maintain that?
Beth: I think the energy comes from the people we work with. We're really lucky that we have over a third of our staff who started with us in our first year. The energy comes from the demand for the product, which we're so thankful for. We're trying to keep kind of a calculated growth to keep it sustainable, because we don't want to hire people and then have to lay them off or let them go. So everybody wears at least a dozen hats. We're the owners but we're known to roll up our sleeves and pack up a box, or do labels, or fix the copier, or whatever it takes. Our staff has really grown with us. I think the energy comes from that growth. It's exciting and it's scary and it's chaotic.
IP: Can you share some metrics?
Beth: We've gone from three of us to 20. We're in our sixth year. We've gone from less than a hundred bags a year to over 2000 units a month.
IP: Hannah, you started in 1999. What happened six years ago?
Beth: We incorporated. I came on in 2006.
IP: What was going on before that?
Hannah: It was just a little shop my best friend and I started the company in 1999. We were making the bags to pay the bills and we were having a wonderful time doing it. We met some wonderful people, and we found a great use for materials that would otherwise have hit the landfill. Being down here on the waterfront as well was key to the whole aesthetic of what we were trying to accomplish.
IP: Can you remember the first time that idea of bags popped into your head?
Hannah: Yeah, because my dad told me about it (both laugh).
IP: How did he bring it up?
Hannah: He said, "Hey kid. Check this out. It's just a wonderful thing. You gotta do this." He was actually a bag maker from way back. He started a company called the Port Canvas Company in 1969 in Kennebunkport, so he knows the basics on how to make a sturdy bag. He lives on his sailboat and he needed a bag one day. He had an extra piece of rope, and…tada.
IP: What's your role here now?
Hannah: I run a lot of errands. Seriously, every day is quite a bit different. I don't have any set parameters. It's all a big mystery which kind of keeps it interesting for everybody, including me. We have meetings that we have to set up. We have people that we have to look after. I need to make sure the flow is going well in production. If there's something missing then I'll either fix it or go after it. Stuff like that.
IP: Are you designing new stuff all the time, and how does that process work?
Hannah: Beth comes up with some great ideas and occasionally I'll chime in with one or two as well. Our staff is pretty amazing at being vocal about what's hot and what's not. I'm more the utilitarian type of thinker when it comes to design. Beth is the aesthetic thinker.
Beth: Hannah is being a little bit humble. Hannah still makes the best bag around. I might dream of something at night that sounds good to me and I'll come in and say, 'Hey, what do you think about this,' and 45 minutes later she'll show up with something that she actually put together based on that. That's the difference between somebody who can think about something and somebody who can something.
IP: So you set the standards, in terms of stitching, the quality and how things are made here.
Hannah: Yes, absolutely. But it's just grown really strongly in those cornerstones of what we believe in, how our material is used, and how our look is represented in each and every bag we make. From strength and durability to being comfortable on you. But Beth is being quite humble; she comes up with some really amazing ideas.
IP: What's your role, Beth?
Beth: I like to think what I bring to the party is more the business end. My background is business. I worked for a big global company and have never been involved in a start-up. I don't have a background in bags or even consumer products, but it's safe to say that my background in business is what I'm most comfortable with. The bags themselves are just something I fell in love with. Our line is based on Hannah's core line. Our best-selling bags are the Stars and Anchors and Hannah's been doing that since 1999. We've strayed very little from that as a core design element. We built the business on three cornerstones: Green in product and practice; made in Maine, and being involved in our community. For us to come with something that totally contradicted that wouldn't feel right to us. We agreed early on—when Hannah and I were 'dating' before we went into business together—that if it didn't feel right we just wouldn't do it. And still that gut feeling is what drives us.
IP: Is that why you're successful?
Beth: Are we? I think that there is nobody I've ever met that has a better instinct about decision making than Hannah does. We can lay it out and she'll make a decision from her gut, and never backtrack on it, and that is really admirable. Being able to do that together has made us be able to grow to the extent we've been growing. Not sure I'd call it success yet, but I'd call it sustainable growth.
IP: You have a strong brand that's built around reuse and recycling at its core.
Beth: It is a core belief for us. Myself, I don't think consumers buy things because they're green . I think it makes them feel better about taking their wallet out. But I don't think there's a market for green product just yet. Hannah has certainly been doing this before it was trendy or cool. We feel it's our responsibility, not necessarily a trend to follow. Being green in product and practice was a cornerstone we built our business around. But not a buying trend.
IP: Is that why you're still here in this building?
Beth: Yeah, look around….we stole the windows from the Porthole [Restaurant].
IP: That's recycling.
Beth: It's really who we are. We have furniture downstairs, a lot of it we got from architectural salvage. They have amazing histories in themselves, from old mills and things like factories. It's cool.
Hannah: It definitely is. It's like what people want out of a magazine. Only it's the real deal.
Beth: Hand-me-downs are very cool in Maine. We're a very thrifty state to begin with, so it's just more who we are. I think our homes reflect that too, and our personal lives. We'd much rather have something cool and weathered than manufactured new to look cool and weathered.
IP: Sounds like you're planning to stay here for a while.
Beth: God willing. City of Portland willing, and the landlord willing. Yeah. We love it here. And if you think about it, in Portland, we're one of the only commercial wharfs that you can come down and see. We're one of the only places you can see your product being made. We'll have people come down here—Commercial street is, what, 100 yards away—they'll come down and say, "Whooo!. We've FOUND you." Like they had traveled to the bowels of the earth to find us. It's great. We love it here. It's seedy and dirty, like we are.
Hannah: It doesn't get any more authentic than this. The smell of bait in the summertime. And the lobstermen who are our neighbors love us.
Beth: They take good care of us, too. We are safe down here. We're well cared for and we think we're good neighbors too.
IP: You have some superfans, I know. I imagine they're pretty vocal. Do you have any fun fan stories?
Hannah: Stalkers, do you mean?
Beth: We get letters from as far away as Japan and Amsterdam and Saudi Arabia so those are always kind of fun. We have active social media participation and a Facebook page, so when we put out there 'how many Sea Bags do you have' we had over 200 people reply that they have five or more, which for a company like ours is pretty fun. We get people here and in the Freeport store all the time who say they read about us in a magazine. It is a destination, because they have seen us on Facebook or they have read about us in a magazine or they have seen us somewhere and they can come watch the product being made. That's pretty amazing. We'll get phone calls—we have our crew on our Facebook page—with one sentence about each of our employees and they'll call up and say, now, "Are you the blonde girl? which one are you?"
IP: People connect with you guys.
Beth: We hope so. That's what we're out to do, so it's great.
IP: Do you have a favorite bag?
Beth: I think we all have pretty extensive collections.
Hannah: Right now I've got the upside down 58 and it's got an original sail maker's stamp in it from the 70s, which I absolutely adore.
IP: What do you carry around in it?
Beth: The problem with us is, what don't we carry around in it. Right now I'm carrying around our new Hobo bag, which I've been 'testing' for a year now. I'm in love with it. When you own your own business, you hope you love what you do, and we do love our product. Ask me about our placemats.
IP: So…what about your placemats?
Beth: I'm so glad you asked. We are a bag company, and yet the placemats are my favorite. My husband and I are the biggest slobs on the planet when we eat. I throw them in the washer, I throw them in the dryer and they don't stain, they don't wrinkle and they come out looking brand-new every single time. I'm in love with them.
IP: What makes Sea Bags special?
Beth: One of the ways we stand out is we really are, I believe, the best quality. Beyond that we have the most extensive sail collection and acquisition process of anyone. We're the only ones that could offer an extensive line of what we call our vintage sales. If you think of a sail like a triangle, there's a little sweet spot. That's what we think is the most coveted piece—that really vintage piece, whether it was a number or a letter or whatever it was that was on there. We were able this year to offer J. Crew a line of what they call their Indigo collection of just blue original vintage. We didn't do anything to this bag. It's just whatever was on [the sail] and it's all shades of blue. We let them hand-pick them. We're the only ones I know that could offer something like that. When a sail gets unfurled downstairs there isn't one person in the shop that isn't like, "That's so cool. Wow….I've never seen that one before." It's like unwrapping a Christmas present every time we unfurl a sail to see what it is.
IP: Are they really that different?
Beth: Oh, yeah. Some of them are so unique that it's amazing. You just want to know the story behind them. Because we use authentic recycled sail that's actually been sailed, we do wonder about the stories behind them. It's very different than buying product off a bolt—not that a start-up business isn't exciting and something to be proud of in its own right, it is—but it's very different doing it this way. I mean, try to inventory something that all comes in random triangles. Your yield is different on every single one. So to do it and do it well and profitably is really something that we're very proud of.
IP: Do you have any sails that come off of a really cool boat?
Beth: We see sails off the windjammers and we can name those. We have our pedigree sails. Hannah and I never want to give them up so we actually stockpile most of them, just waiting for that special project to release them on.
IP: What makes you personally successful?
Beth: I think it's our staff. It's scary to have a payroll to meet every week. That's probably the biggest driving thing in my life. We promised to create jobs when we started this. There sure could have been a lot of shortcuts along the way in doing this. But we set out to create jobs here and that responsibility is what drives me to move this ball forward every single day. It scares me too, most nights.
IP: Describe a time when it just got crazy for you.
Hannah: It would be the day that our website went up. HGTV had just aired a spot [in January 2006]. This was our first national spot and it was the day that we launched the website.
Beth: Hannah was [in Florida], and I was still finishing up my other job so I was in a hotel on the way back from China. I was in Chicago and I called Hannah and said, "Uh…we've got orders!" The website had been live that day that the show went live. I was logging in from my computer—and I had the only computer at that point—and I called Hannah. We didn't know how to scale up production, it was just Meg and Hannah sewing. That was overwhelming.
Hannah: it's not a bad thing to be a little bit scared. I think it keeps you edgy.
IP: How did you meet?
Hannah: Beth came down to the shop. Her brother had bought a bag for his wife. She found me open one day, which is kind of a miracle unto itself, because I kept very Hannah-like hours. She came in and was like, "I'd like to buy a bunch of these bags; they're great. Can you give me a discount?" I was like, "what?" Then she used the word wholesale and I was like, "what?" So I think we decided on five percent.
Beth: It took me a month to get five percent from her. At that point, I didn't know it, but it was more bags than she sold in a year and I got five percent. She's tough.
Hannah: I just didn't see any sense in giving anybody [a discount].
IP: Any really difficult times since then?
Beth: We haven't had any really scary times. I think that every day is a little bit scary because we have a lot of mouths to feed and now we're in a new phase. We've gone from the first in market and the best in market to being the first in market and the best in market..but not the 'only' in the market. We've changed our approach a little bit, but what we haven't compromised on is quality. We're not afraid to say no to orders; we weren't then, and we're not now. If the orders don't make a lot of sense to our business or our core philosophies, we just don't take them.
IP: What's in the immediate future for Sea Bags?
Beth: We have some new products that we're pretty excited about. They're a little bit outside of our core bag business. We've just partnered with a local bookbinder and we're creating beautiful journals and guestbooks out of our vintage sails. They're stunning. We've just partnered with some swimwear guys out on the west coast to do some board shorts for men, just to further utilize our scrap; that's kind of a new venture for us. In the next 12 months our plan is to move upstairs and grow. We have some other key projects we're going to be taking on over the next 12 months but nothing we're ready to print yet.
IP: What's going to happen to Portland in the next 12 months or so?
Beth: We continue to think it's the best place in the United States to live. I'm lucky; I've lived everywhere. I've traveled around the world. This is just one of the coolest cities ever. It's made up of small businesses. It's a small enough city and state that you can work with the people you want to work with, you can reach your elected officials. There's capital to be had. Banking relationships are manageable and easy if you are established with good business and good business qualities. I think Portland will continue to grow. We're going to continue to see the downtown thrive. Our arts scene is just nothing short of amazing. I think you're going to see more fishing coming back here. We're just a great place to live.
Hannah: Over the years, Portland has just gotten cooler and cooler. I've seen the changes. I started hanging out in Portland when I was about eight, with my dad. There's definitely been a lot of change but the at its core, Portland is either a tiny city or a really big town. I think it'll maintain that feel.
Beth: You know what's great abut Portland? You could be sitting at the diner or at a bar, and the guy next to you could be a fisherman, a millionaire or both. You wouldn't ever know the difference.


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