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Easily one of the most surprising teams in the NBA to start the season, the Dallas Mavericks have jumped out of the gate to a 4-1 record despite missing one of the best players in basketball in Dirk Nowitzki. With Nowitzki expected to be out for the majority of November, it was clear that the rest of the Mavs were going to have to pick up the slack with the former Most Valuable Player on the shelf.
Stepping in from different squads last season, the two major catalysts to the Mavericks' surprising start have been shooting guard O.J. Mayo and point guard Darren Collison. The young Mavs backcourt has erupted out of the gate, making life easier for each of their teammates in the process.
Picking up the scoring slack with Nowitzki ailing, Mayo has led the Mavericks by dropping 21.6 points per contest on 50 percent shooting from the field and 63.6 percent from three-point range in five starts for Dallas.
"That's pretty much our job is to be the catalyst," Mayo said. "Control the tempo, control the ball, make plays for others as well as ourselves and stay aggressive. We got a lot of size back there, so we try to put a lot of pressure on our opponent offensively and then defensively, play night in and night out."
Particularly with Collison, who was benched late last season and subsequently traded from the Indiana Pacers to Dallas this past offseason, a resurgence of the magnitude was a welcome sight for the Mavs. After averaging career-lows in points (10.3), assists (4.8) and field goal percentage (44 percent) in 2012, Collison has averaged over 16 points, more than seven assists and shot 56.1 percent from the floor over the first five games of this season.
Before joining the Mavs, Collison got an early start on gaining chemistry with his new team by asking the scouting department in Dallas for film on each of his new teammates. That studious attitude appears to be paying dividends early on as the Mavericks have been firing on all cylinders despite adding nine new players coming into the year.
Spearheaded by Mayo and Collison at the guard spots, Dallas trails only the Miami HEAT in scoring this season, averaging 108.4 points per game despite missing Nowitzki.
"I feel good," Collison told HOOPSWORLD. "I feel good about our start. I think our offense is flowing very well, guys are paying attention to detail. Not just on the offensive end but on the defensive end. When guys are putting focus on the defensive end, we're able to get easy points on the opposite end. We got tons of guys that score the ball; it's only a matter of time before we can start getting this thing full circle. But we're a work in progress, we still have a lot to work on, but I'm definitely proud of our start."
Mavericks reserve guard Dahntay Jones, who played with Collison this past season in Indiana, believes Carlisle's "flow" offense is bringing out the best in the Mavs' point guard.
"We have different parts here in Dallas and, even though Indiana is a very good team, great organization, I don't think it was very conducive to his strengths," Jones told HOOPSWORLD. "The way they play was a little slower then how we play now and playing this up-tempo game helps Darren out a lot."
After playing with more post-driven big men like Roy Hibbert and David West with the Pacers, Collison has been able to run more often with the versatile group so far this season in Dallas.
"It's the flow offense and it's the ability of the bigs to run with him," Jones said. "When you don't have bigs that clog up the paint or can't run the way our bigs can run, it helps him a lot."
As a tandem, the reason both Mayo and Collison are so crucial to the Mavericks' plans this year is because of the philosophy Dallas head coach Rick Carlisle is implementing this season. With older veterans like Jason Kidd and Jason Terry no longer with the Mavs, the emphasis in Dallas is on full-court pressure from the opening tip to the final whistle.
Featuring two 25-year-old starters that are both at least a decade younger than their predecessors in Dallas, the onus is on wearing down opponents by playing aggressive basketball on both ends of the floor.
"We understand how important it is to come out and be good every night," Mayo said. "Start the game well every night and guard our positions then, in the third quarter, come out with a strong stance. We're still learning and we're still young so we're going to make some mistakes but, without a doubt, we're going to go out there and play incredibly hard, lot of effort, lot of energy and just try to give ourselves a chance to win."
A key factor in the almost instant on-court cohesion between Mayo and Collison is that the pair already had an excellent rapport both on and off the basketball court. The duo has frequently played pickup games in previous offseasons together and had developed a good relationship off the floor before joining forces in Dallas this past summer.
"Yeah, I like playing with O.J.," Collison said. "I've been playing with OJ for the last two to three summers. He's a guy that I respect off the court, and vice versa. O.J.'s a guy that continues to work on and off the court, and anytime you see that, it just brings your game up to a whole other level too. He's excited to play with me, and I'm excited to play with him and it's only going to be good things hopefully for the near future."
Even though the Mavs' new floor general has been playing well, Coach Carlisle is still pushing buttons to try to get the best out of the fourth -year guard. Getting away from keeping his foot on the gas pedal throughout a given contest has been a critique of Collison in the past but is something that both he and Carlisle continue to work on.
"The biggest thing that he needs to do, for us, to expand himself is to keep his motor running all the time," Carlisle said. "I pulled him in the second half [of Wednesday's game against the Toronto Raptors] because he slowed down. That was the only reason. He slowed down, he stopped pushing the ball, he stopped putting defensive pressure out there and so much of any team feeds off of the energy of the point guard. Categorically he's not a real talkative, verbal, loud-type of guy but he has strong leadership characteristics. If his body language isn't right, I've got to pull him out of the game and let him know. I got him back in there and he was great after that but that's where it is. He's got the skill, good knowledge of the game, he's into winning, he has a better feel for the guys around him than a lot of 'so called' experts think, but it's work to keep the tempo going. That's we're trying to do.
"We're trying to put that full-court pressure on teams on both sides of the ball and it's very challenging."
As far as Collison is concerned, he's all for the tough love as long as he continues to develop into a better pro. So far it seems to be working as evidenced by his stats, the Mavs' early record and the fact that he has already produced nearly as many double-doubles (two) as he produced all of last season (three).
"Definitely, he challenges me in every way, every night," Collison said. "You can't just have any lapses. He's going to make sure you're doing your job at the highest level, and he's getting it out of me."
"I'm just trying to look forward for us to get off to a good start every game," Collison continued. "Try to be the motor of my team and really, as the point guard, I want to win as many games as I can here and I think this organization deserves it."
After years of the Mavericks organization putting the majority of the burden to win on Nowitzki's back, the former NBA Finals MVP looks like he has a lot of help in 2012-13. Along with the Mavs' new backcourt coming out swinging, newcomer Chris Kaman has excelled and players like Brandan Wright, rookie Jae Crowder and sixth man Vince Carter have stepped up with crucial players missing.
For Mayo and Collison, the desire to put the last few seasons of their career in the rear-view has resulted in both themselves and Dallas exceeding even the most lofty expectations out of the gate.
If Nowitzki can come back fully healthy and these two can keep up their solid and efficient play, the Mavericks may be more of a challenger than anyone expected coming into the season.


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Pacific Labels expandsWhile the manufacturing sector continues to struggle under the weight of added labour and energy costs and regulations, North Wyong adhesive label manufacturer, Pacific Labels, is expanding.Pacific Labels is expanding their factory adding a new despatch section so as to allow for an increase to current storage facilities and for future expansion options.
Pacific Labels is a full service roll label facility manufacturing high quality labels of all varieties. President of Pacific labels, David Watts, said that while business has been tough for some years they have taken the attitude that innovation and new technology would give them an edge and give customers new opportunities.
"We are committed to the concepts and principles of providing our customers with the most comprehensive service and support. We take a simple idea and bring it to fruition with customer satisfaction being our first and foremost intent," he said. "Our success is no accident," said Mr Watts, "strategic planning, a superior product, a commitment to our customers, and the ability to deliver on our promises is a culture in our company."
Pacific Labels employs forty five people at their North Wyong facility including two apprentices. Mr Watts said that while positive about the company's future he is very concerned about the implications of the Carbon Tax on costs. "While Australian manufacturers will have this added cost it will not apply to those in Asia. As a label manufacturer our cost input into the final product is very small but these days when the major supermarkets are driving costs down, micro-costs are given equal scrutiny."


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We invite you to view this sneak peek video on Zune development with XNA Game Studio, featuring our own XNA Game Studio Program Manager, Michael Klucher. In this video, Michael describes some of the history and challenges the XNA Game Studio team faced when implementing support for the Zune platform, plus demonstrates how to build and deploy a game on the Zune. If you're passionate about the future of mobile gaming, you'll consider this to be a well-spent 17 minutes!
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I asked this question some time back in the early days of XNA (beta 1.0), but given the developments of recent times, I'll ask again:
Is there any intention to port XNA to Windows Mobile?
Even a restricted engine, like the one for the Zune (i.e. 2d only) would be fantastic. It would be really nice to have a modern framework with which to develop managed games on Windows Mobile. Managed DirectX on Windows Mobile is pretty much dead due to th desktop version being deprecated, has poor support and virtually no documentation.
Looking forward to your response.
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By Jason Meyer on Monday, November 29th, 2010
The sixth annual Turkey Trot 5K run and Family Fun Walk took place Thanksgiving morning at McDonald's in Huntington. The event had 511 participants in the 5K run/walk, and 71 participants in the fun walk, and raised over $9,000 for the Pathfinder Kids Kampus Scholarship fund.
Ronald McDonald started runners out at 8:00 AM at McDonalds on 60 Home Street in Huntington, and the runners ran past Pathfinder Kids Kampus child care center, through Huntington University, turned around at Parkview Huntington Hospital, and returned to McDonald's... Read More...
By Rick Henly on Thursday, May 27th, 2010
This year's annual Heritage Days 5K run is scheduled for Saturday, June 19th starting at Kreigbaum Field.
The entry fee is $10 - Adult, $8 - 18-under, Family (up to four members) - $20.
There are multiple age groups again this year with the youngest group being 9 & under up to the 66 and over group... Read More...
By HFP Reporter on Saturday, May 15th, 2010
On May 8th, seventy-one runners from Huntington, twenty-nine from Roanoke, three from Markle and five from Warren competed in the Indy Mini-Marathon. The first runner to cross the finish line for Huntington was Austen Davenport who placed 43rd overall for men and seventh in the 20 to 24 division recording a time of 1:15... Read More...
By HFP Reporter on Thursday, May 13th, 2010
Pokagon State Park will host the 4th annual Pokagon State Park Triathlon/Duathlon on Saturday, May 22, at 9 a.m., using resources within the park and elsewhere in Steuben County. The event will be organized and conducted by TriFort Triathletes. Major sponsorship this year recognizes the Woman's Care Center for northeast Indiana... Read More...
By HFP Reporter on Sunday, April 18th, 2010
On Saturday, nearly 300 hundred runners lined up for the start of the Discover Roanoke 5K/10K Run/Walk. In the 5K race, Josh McIntyre took first place honors with a time of 17:09 followed by Jake Crosley who was second in a time of 17:24:00; Paul Hernandez was third with a time of 17:34:00; Brian Vansoest was fourth with a time of 19:31:00, and Kyle Kerschner was fifth with a time of 20:28:00... Read More...
By HFP Reporter on Thursday, April 8th, 2010
The DiscoverRoanoke 10K/5K run/walk recently surpassed the 200 registrant milestone and the organizers are pleased to announce that Edward Jones has named Mrs. Kelly Yeiter as the official starter for the upcoming event. The inaugural event will be held in downtown Roanoke on April 17th, 2010, at 9 am... Read More...
By Rick Henly on Thursday, March 25th, 2010
A new and unique event will be in town this weekend. The Division I Midwest Regional competition of Power Soccer will be held at Huntington North High School in the gymnasium. The games begin at 9 am both on Saturday and Sunday. The championship game will take place at 3:15 pm Sunday afternoon... Read More...
By Rick Henly on Thursday, November 26th, 2009
The fifth annual Turkey Trot 5K run and Family Fun Walk took place today (Thanksgiving) at McDonald's in Huntington. The event had over 334 running participants in the run and 53 participated in the fun walk, and they raised over $5,500 for the Pathfinder Kids Kampus Scholarship Fund.
Ronald McDonald was on hand to start the runners out a little past 8 a... Read More...
By Nick Johnson on Sunday, October 11th, 2009
Eight Huntington natives competed along with 45,000 other runners in the Bank of Chicago Marathon this morning. The runners battled sub-freezing temperatures at the race start, and a fairly strong breeze to finish one of the largest marathons in the United States. The race was won by 2008 Olympic Marathon Champion Sammy Wanjiru in a course record time of 2:05:41 (which is a record for the fastest marathon ever run on US soil)... Read More...
By HFP Reporter on Sunday, June 28th, 2009
The third annual Heritage Days 5K was held on Saturday and started ten minutes before the parade, giving the crowd an opportutnity to cheer on the runners. The runners burst from the gate at the intersection of Home and Jefferson Street. They raced downhill through downtown on Jefferson Street and turned onto a side street to make the journey back up the hill to finish at Kriegbaum field... Read More...
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HUNTINGTON, IN — Brian Fairchild and Heidi Blocker were the top finishers in the Victory Noll Center 5K run Saturday through the campus of Victory Noll. Fairchild was the overall winner in 22 minutes, 3 seconds on the course that included both a road section and trail run... Read More...
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Erik Hein Selected as the next NCSHPO Executive Director
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Erik Hein, the current president of Preservation Action, has been selected to serve as the next NCSHPO Executive Director. Erik will assume this role in early March.
Erik holds a Bachelors degree from Penn State University and a Masters in American Studies/Historic Preservation from the George Washington University. Born in Pennsylvania, Erik credits his life-long interest in preservation to his witnessing both the restoration of countless historic Bucks County landmarks and the loss of thousands of acres of open space to unplanned residential development. Over the years, in addition to holding positions in both for-profit and non-profit management, marketing and communications, he has worked and volunteered for many historic preservation related organizations and institutions.


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it cracks me up that so many people care about the way someone else lives if they are not dancing around in your yard throwing it in your face who the hell cares.The country if not the world is going to sh** so why not let people be happy.They are going to be together with or without the law being passed.Dont look at it as "gay marriage" think of it as eliminating another group of people from being outcasts.Isnt the goal for everyone to be equal.Hate for something you dont understand is an oxymoron
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Hey, I know of many substitute teachers that have been bullied by the kids....AND THE ADMINISTRATION AND TEACHERS. Nothing ever happens when the ungrateful administration and teachers bully the subs that tell me horror stories.
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Michael Ealy Talks ALMOST HUMAN, Connection to His Character, Finding His Performance, Approaching the Humor, and More
by Christina Radish Posted 3 days ago
The Fox drama series Almost Human, from creator J.H. Wyman (Fringe) and executive producer J.J. Abrams, is a high-tech, high-stakes action drama, set 35 years in the future, when police officers are partnered with highly evolved human-like androids. An unlikely and intriguing partnership is forged when part-machine cop, John Kennex (Karl Urban), is forced to pair with the part-human android, Dorian (Michael Ealy), to both fight crime and uncover the larger mystery surrounding the attack that landed John in a 17-month-long coma. The show also stars Lili Taylor, Minka Kelly, Mackenzie Crook and Michael Irby.
During this exclusive interview with Collider, actor Michael Ealy talked about what it was that made him decide to sign on for this show, that it took him time to find a connection to the character, how he found his performance, that he sees a bit of Jason Bourne in Dorian, how he approaches the humor, how taken aback he's been at the interest in whether Dorian will have a love interest or any sex scenes, and what he'd most like to learn about his character. Check out what he had to say after the jump, and be aware that there are some spoilers.


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TIRED of hearing the same old sat nav voice? You've now arrived at your "tìkan" (destination).
In celebration of the release of AVATAR Extended Collector's Edition on Blu-ray and DVD this week you can now customize your Garmin nÃÅvi with Na'vi voice directions. Due to growing demand from the public, Garmin has released customized directions in the native language of Avatar's Na'vis, which are downloadable on the Garmin website. (http://www.garmin.com/uk/extras/avatar/)
The ultimate Avatar fan can now get full driving instructions - mìn ftÃâ¬r (turn left), mìn skien (turn right) and txìng musìna tsengit (exit roundabout) for example, making getting to your destination all that much more exciting for Avatar fans here in the U.K.
Taronyu aka Richard Littauer, the U.K's number 1 Avatar fan, who also created a Na'Vi dictionary has been working with Garmin to record the vocal cues and directions in Na'Vi for customers to download.
The three-disc AVATAR Extended Collector's Edition Blu-ray and AVATAR Collector's Edition DVD were released on Monday and both feature the original theatrical release, a special edition re-release, and new collector's extended cut with over 15 more minutes including an exclusive alternate opening earth scene.
Viewers will have the ability to journey to the far-reaches of Pandora with "Capturing Avatar" an in-depth feature length documentary covering the 16-year filmmaker journey that includes all new interviews with James Cameron, Jon Landau and cast and crew exploring Cameron's unique vision for the film now seen by more than 310 million people worldwide.
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January 29, 2010 | 3:33 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
After a self-imposed dating hiatus, I finally went on a date. Oh. My. God. I discovered that there is in fact a hell on earth. It is a date with "Bob".
We all know Jewish men are my preference. I am a practicing Jew and I would like to be with a man who shares my faith. The majority of people in my life tell me I should let that go and think outside the box. Maybe I will one day, but for now it is important, so I'm not budging.
Bob found me online and sent a lovely email. He was charming and funny. He appeared to be a regular guy and lacked the "I'm full of crap" vibe that is found in big huge piles all over dating sites. He is 45, 5"10, and quite attractive. He did not list his religion.
I respond to his email. We go back and forth a few times, then exchange numbers. We chat and he seems very nice. I ask him what his religion is, and he tells me he is Jewish. We made a plan to meet for dinner.
My friends think dinner for a date is stupid. You are stuck with someone for at least an hour, and that can be brutal. A drink or coffee is easier. It's not as much of a risk or commitment, but it feels like an interview to me. Surely I can be mature enough to enjoy a meal and talk with someone.
We meet for dinner. I walk in and look around but I don't see him, so I wait at the bar. He is now 10 minutes late. My phone rings and it's him. He asks if I'm ok and am I on the way. I tell him I'm at the bar waiting for him. He is in the restaurant and I walked right by him. Not a good sign.
He comes to get me from the bar and I am in total shock. He is not 45. He is a much older man. I am clearly surprised and he appears to be, for a quick second, embarrassed. We go sit at the table and the gross fest begins.
I remind him that he stated online that he was 45. He tells me that he is a great guy and was not getting hits when he listed his real age, so he changed it "a little" to get interest. He is really 57. The picture he posted was when taken he was 45. He thinks he looks exactly the same. He actually looks about 65.
He is not 5'10". He is 5''8' but wears cowboy boots, which make him 5'10", and since he wears them everyday, it's just easier to list his boot height. He is also not Jewish. I list myself as Jewish and since he is agnostic, it seemed as good a religion as any to say he was.
I am in shock at this point. The level of dishonestly in the man blows me away. He is crazy. He grew up in New Jersey and all I can think about is The Situation from Jersey Sore. This is what he will be like when he gets old. I am on a date with a 57 year old Situation.
My hair looked pretty, I'm wearing a super cute outfit, and I was charming and kind. However, when I told him that I was surprised by his series of lies, he told me I was shallow, selfish and unattractive. That's when I had enough and hit the wall.
I got up, said thank you, and left. Really? How is it possible that men are like this? I know women do the same things, but this is about Bob. When did it become okay to be so horrible to people? I went on a date with a compulsive liar and in the end he said it was me that had issues.
Dating is brutal and this was enough to make me stop dating. I struggle to find a reason to bother trying anymore. Some days I just don't think I have it in me.
At the end of the day, it's just another bad date and not the end of the world. The thing is, with each man that is incapable of being decent to another human being, I am inspired to keep looking. When I meet the right man, I will appreciate him more because of men like Bob.
I have a date with another man this weekend. I will go, slightly jaded, but still hopeful. As long as I am jaded, but my spirit is not broken, I will be able to keep doing this. Whether or not I can stick with it until I meet someone great, will be determined by my ability to keep the faith.
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Choose Between Two Options $10 for two adult tickets (a $20 value) $15 for two adult tickets and two kids' tickets (a $30 value) This year's event where families can enjoy food, drinks, music, and more takes place at Peacock Park in Coconut Grove noon–7 p.m., Saturday, April 13–Sunday, April 14. Kids' tickets are valid for children younger than 12, and children younger than 36 months are admitted for free. While young ones frolic on carnival rides in the Kids Fun Zone, adults can sample glasses of wine or small plates from more than 20 restaurants for $1–$8 per plate ...
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Creating Strong, Safe and Prosperous Communities through Local Spatial Planning
Planning Policy Statement 12
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- Communities and Local Government
- Publisher:
- TSO (The Stationery Office)
Spatial planning is becoming increasingly important in order to deliver positive social, economic, and environmental outcomes within a community. This Planning Policy Statement (PPS) sets out government policy on local development frameworks. This PPS reflects the lessons learned from the first three years of operation of the new planning system in England brought in by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
The PPS explains what local spatial planning is and how communities can benefit from the process. It also sets out what the key ingredients of local spatial plans are and the key government policies on how they should be prepared. The PPS should be taken into account by local planning authorities in preparing development plan documents and other local development documents.
Contents include:
Introduction: The Changing Local Government Context
The Importance of Spatial Planning in Creating Strong Safe and Prosperous Communities
Local Development Frameworks in Context
The Core Strategy
Other Development Plan Documents
Supplementary Planning Documents
Intervention by the Secretary of State
Adopted Proposals Map
Extension of Saved Policies.
Extent | 30 pages | ISBN | 9780117539969 |
Size | A4 | Price | £12.00 |
Format | Paperback | Published | 04 Jun 2008 |
Availability | Out of Print: but may be available to order | Delivery | Delivery options and charges |
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NOTE: Always check Brians Area Messages/Breaking News as there may be something there that is not in the monthly update.
PUBLICATIONS & WHATS IN THE WORKS: (Please keep in mind that all dates are tentative and subject to change.)
- Necroscope the movie. http://www.necroscopethemovie.com The third option has been made. Information will be added when available.
- October 2006. Issue #3 of HPL. They are taking individual orders. Brian Lumley Issue. It contains the new short story The Hymn and the novella The Man Who Killed Kew Gardens. It also has an overview by Steve Jones and an interview by Darrell Schweitzer. Available Now. http://www.wildsidepress.com
- April 2007. The House of Cthulhu, trade paperback, TOR USA.
- April 2007. Necroscope: The Touch. Solaris an Imprint of Games Workshop. Trade paperback. http://solarisbooks.com/books/touch/touch.asp
- May 2007. Demogorgon. Delirium Press is now up for pre-orders. However, Im sorry folks all the lettered are sold out due to previous commitments. Everything you need to know is at: http://www.deliriumbooks.com/demogorgon.shtml
- June 2007. Subterranean Press a revamp of A Coven of Vampires. Pre-orders are being taken now. http://www.subterraneanpress.com/Mer...oduct_Count=16
- September 2007. Necroscope: The Touch, TOR Books, trade paperback.
- 2007. Paul Calvin Wilson, of Lighthouse Media One, is putting together a Lumley anthology trilogy called From the Vaults. Volume One will contain Foreword, Introductions to each story, The Cyprus Shell, The Mirror of Nitocris and A Thing About Cars, No Way Home, DeMarignys Clock. Volume Two will contain Foreword, Introductions to each story, The Deep-Sea Conch, Amblers Inspiration, The Last Rite, Cryptically Yours and The Writer in the Garret. Volume Three will contain Foreword, Introductions to each story, Darghuds Doll, Davids Worm, Vanessas Voice The Running Man and In the Vaults Beneath. All the artwork will be done by Allen Koszowski. http://www.lighthousemediaone.co.uk/
Volume 1
- Subterranean Press will be doing two Mythos Collections of what Brian considers his best of. Bob Eggleton will be doing artwork. http://www.subterraneanpress.com/
- Marvin Kaye is editing a book called The Ghost Quartet which will include the new novella The Place of Waiting. TOR Books is the publisher and as soon as I have a publication date youll find it here. We have now found out what is really the problem here but suffice to say that it will eventually happen.
- Brians Aerie: Merchandise for Sale. You will find everything thats up for offer in this section of the MessageBoard. You will also get heads up notices of items going up for auction on Ebay. Keeping you informed as always.
APPEARANCES (NOTE: Brian attends all his scheduled appearances provided the planes are flying and there arent any emergencies which would cause cancellation.)
- World Horror Convention 2007. Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Thursday March 29-Sunday April 1.
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I went to school on the fourth of July for the very first time in my life today.
I also didn't watch/use fireworks for probably the first time on a fourth of July.
I didn't even see an American flag!
Nor did I hear any of those uber patriotic slightly red-necky country tunes (a la God Bless the USA or whatever that song's called).
Buuuuuut, I'm okay with it. In fact, I didn't realize any of this until just now, and it's 11:27pm. Oh well.
Happy Birthday, America!
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Archive for August, 2012
Friday's Wrapup
Last week, the Federal Reserve splashed cold water on increasingly optimistic investors when it released sour-sounding minutes from the most recent FOMC meeting. Shortly after, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard warned investors not place too much weight on the commentary, reminding the public the minutes were stale. This week, the monetary authority's Beige Book report lent credence to Bullard's view. Some regions fared better than others, but as a whole, news from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggested economic activity expanded gradually over the past month. While encouraging, the Beige Book report was actually only the first of the week's Fed-related headline grabbers. The event most investors and market commentators spent the week holding their breath for was Chairman Bernanke's Jackson Hole comments. A yearly occurrence, this speech has become increasingly popular since 2010 when Bernanke used it to lay the groundwork for QE2. Between the European crisis, China's economic wavering, and the contentious political climate in the U.S., the global marketplace is facing plenty of hurdles. Nevertheless, our monetary authorities have been coy on the topic of new stimulus all year. Heading into Friday's speech there was wide speculation the venue would again be used to unveil new accommodative measures. Disappointing on the surface to many, Bernanke failed to officially outline concrete plans for anything resembling QE3. Instead, he used the stage to touch on issues including the effectiveness of prior easing measures, the U.S.' discouragingly slow rate of economic growth, and the Fed's readiness to take action if conditions worsen. Just as the Federal Reserve commanded the spotlight through the final days of August, the shortened first full week of September will be dominated by jobs-related discussion. Nonfarm payrolls will be released on Friday, shedding light on how labor fared during the quiet weeks of August. This month's numbers will be especially noteworthy considering July's report which saw the national headline unemployment rate increase to 8.3% despite forecast-beating jobs growth.
Don't Get Caught in an Investment Scam
Investment scams have been around for a long time. Both old stories of hucksters trying to sell the Brooklyn Bridge and the more sophisticated Ponzi or pyramid schemes often used today provide evidence that there have been and still are people out there who want to take advantage of you. And these scams are often targeted toward older Americans and retirees, who can find themselves vulnerable to the slick approach of many scam artists. Here are some of the ways you may find yourself being set up for fraud. The Free Lunch In 2009, the SEC completed a yearlong examination of the so-called free lunch investment seminar business. The agency looked at 110 securities firms and their branch offices that offer investment "seminars" and use a free meal to boost attendance. It found that 100 percent of the time the "seminars" were actually sales presentations designed to make attendees open new accounts or buy specific products. Half of the time the SEC found that the people leading the seminar made exaggerated or misleading claims about the products they were selling. And a quarter of the time they made investment recommendations that were potentially unsuitable for the investor involved. Outright fraud appeared to be involved 13 percent of the time. While the person leading the seminar may not be doing anything illegal, there's a good chance that he or she doesn't have your best interests in mind. One popular product often offered at free lunch seminars is the variable annuity. Variable annuities are complicated investments not to be purchased without adequate research. Not coincidentally, they tend to offer generous commissions to the financial adviser who sells them. Affinity Fraud This is an investment scam that targets members of a specific group. Targeted groups may be from specific religious or ethnic communities or include the elderly or retirees. Often one or two respected members of the group are recruited first to add legitimacy or the people behind the fraud pretend to be members of the group they are targeting. After that the fraud typically involves a good old-fashioned pyramid scheme in which money collected from new investors is used to make some payments to the early investors. This makes everyone feel more secure in their investments. Of course, when the pool of new investors dries up, the folks selling the investment conveniently disappear and the investors find that most or all of their money is gone. Be wary of any investment recommendations from a person who belongs to an organization or group that you also belong to. Always do your own independent homework. Cold-Calling Many businesses, including securities firms, still use cold-calling as a way to generate new business. You may be sitting at home and suddenly the phone rings and before you know it a stranger on the other end is trying to sell you something. Cold-calling like this generally relies on a high-pressure sales pitch delivered quickly, often with unreasonable promises about the return or safety of the investment involved. Unless you have a good relationship with the person on the other end of that phone, never buy an investment product based on a cold call. The Internet There's no question that the Internet is a powerful tool for investors, allowing you to do extensive research on a company or mutual fund in a short period of time without leaving your desk. But the internet is also a place where people may try to steer you toward certain investments. You may encounter these recommendations, or outright sales pitches, in unsolicited investment newsletters, in online bulletin boards aimed at investors, or in spam e-mail messages you may receive. Be very skeptical about investment recommendations that reach you via the internet. It's one thing to follow the advice of an online newsletter that you have subscribed to that comes from a financial adviser you know to be reputable. It's quite another thing to pursue a hot stock tip that showed up without warning one day in your e-mail. Before you make any investment, get financial statements and other information that a publicly-traded company or mutual fund is required to file with the SEC. Verify any claims of new products about to be introduced or big new contracts about to be signed. Call suppliers and customers of the company to see what they have to say. And check out the background of the company's top management team. Another place worth checking out is the SEC's page giving you the telltale signs of investment fraud. It's at http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/cyberfraud/signs.htm. If you need more information about this topic, please call us at (800) 548-3797.
Funds Spotlight – Gabelli Utilities Fund (GABUX)
We have made some exciting changes to the Fidelity Independent Adviser. In our newest issues, readers will find two brand new portfolios and the addition of hundreds of new mutual funds. In an effort to ensure investors have as much insight into these new products as possible, we have spent the last few weeks highlighting newcomers in the FIA hotline. Last week, we looked at the Yacktman Focused Fund (YAFFX). This time, we turn our attention to the Gabelli Utilities Fund (GABUX) As its name implies, the Gabelli Utilities Fund is designed to target companies hailing from the utilities industry. The firms comprising this corner of the marketplace are notable for not only their relatively defensive nature, but also their attractive yields. Therefore, it is not surprising to see that GABUX's top objective is to provide capital appreciation as well as current income. Though the fund is designed to focus on a specific sector, it does so in a relatively aggressive manner. Rather than taking aim at top utilities names, the fund dedicates the bulk of its portfolio to small and midsized companies. This quality may make it a more volatile option than more traditional utility mutual funds. Typically, during periods of market turmoil, the utilities sector draws crowds of nervous investors. GABUX may look attractive in the event that European fears reignite and turmoil returns. For now, however, the fund should be watched from the sidelines. Morningstar gives GABUX three stars and places the fund in the Mid-Cap Value section of its style box. The Gabelli Utilities Fund is currently listed in our Fidelity Independent Adviser's Power Index as a "Sell" fund with a Power Index number of 67. If you would like more information on this unique proprietary rating system we employ in our newsletter, please call us at (800) 548-3797 and an adviser would be happy to speak with you. Historical Performance (as of 8/29/12) YTD 1 year 3 years* 5 years* GABUX 1.92 6.13 9.94 3.71 +/- MSCI World NR USD -8.40 -4.19 2.20 5.10 +/- Category (SU) -3.59 -5.32 -1.35 1.93 *3 and 5 Year Returns are annualized. Past performance is no assurance of future results. Top 10 Holdings (as of 06/30/12) Represents 20.90% of total portfolio; 251 holdings total National Fuel Gas Co. NextEra Energy Inc. Goodrich Corp. Edison International Southwest Gas Corp. Energy Transfer Equity Exelon Corp. AES Corp. Northeast Utilities General Electric Co. Operations and Expenses Gabelli Utilities Fund has an annual holdings turnover of 22%. It has no load and an expense ratio of 1.40%. The minimum initial investment for this fund is $1,000. Management Gabelli Utilities Fund is managed by Mario J. Gabelli, CFA. Mr. Gabelli Graduated from Fordham University and earned an MBA from Columbia University School of Business. Fidelity Independent Adviser's Power Rankings Power Index: 67 Power Trend: Positive Recommendation: Sell (Sources: Morningstar, janus.com) Do you have questions pertaining to the Fidelity Independent Adviser hotline or newsletter? Call us today at (800) 548-3797.


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Date Range: October 31, 2009 - October 1, 2009
Milder weather moves in to finish out October
October 30, 2009, 5:18AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher Even with a day of dry weather and sunshine, we're still feeling the leftover effects of Wednesday's rain this morning. Specifically, that leftover moisture can condense into low-level clouds when the wind is light, and that's exactly what happened last night. Temperatures weren't allowed to fall much (in the 40s this morning) and skies will... Full story »
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Early clouds give way to drier & brighter weather
October 29, 2009, 5:09AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher We picked up between 1-1.3" of fresh rainfall Wednesday in what could only be described as an "ugly" day of weather. Luckily for us, things are looking up to end out the week. High pressure is building down from the north, and will eventually bring us sunny skies. With a moist northeasterly breeze and leftover... Full story »
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A mid-week soaker, with sun returning tomorrow
October 28, 2009, 4:45AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher If you thought yesterday was a little gray and chilly, you probably won't like today's forecast. A potent area of low pressure will slide out to our south today and bring plenty of rainfall along with it. A coastal front setting up across southern New England will aid in producing batches of rainfall, which will... Full story »
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A pair of cool days ahead with wet weather mixed in
October 27, 2009, 4:57AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher After a stunning Sunday and Monday, we're back to the cool and rather cloudy weather for the next couple of days. A pair of ocean storms will be heading out to sea, one just barely grazing us today and another scoring a more direct hit tomorrow. The first wave of low pressure is spreading cloud... Full story »
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Quiet weather kicks off the final week of October
October 26, 2009, 4:45AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher We've already reached the final week of October, and the crisp feel of fall has really taken over as of late. A seasonable week lies ahead of us, with no major weather happenings in the current forecast. High pressure is right overhead today, and that will give us light winds and lots of sunshine. While... Full story »
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A nice start to the workweek
October 25, 2009, 8:27PM
As we head into the final week of October the weather is looking pretty nice. Although it will be cold as you make your way out the door tomorrow morning it will wind up being warm and pleasant by the afternoon. With blue skies and full sunshine highs tomorrow will average right around 60. About a degree or two warmer... Full story »
Chilly, gusty fall weather ahead
October 25, 2009, 5:21AM
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 62. Northwest wind between 6 and 10 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Sunday Night: Clear, with a low around 37. Northwest wind between 4 and 7 mph becoming calm. Monday: Sunny, with a high near 58. North wind between 3 and 6 mph. Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around... Full story »
A soggy start to the weekend in the forecast
October 23, 2009, 4:44AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher Expect a big-time change in the weather when you head outside today. After a high of 75 in Springfield yesterday, we'll be greeted by the upper 30s this morning! Add in a brisk northerly wind, and the fall-time chill is back. We'll see lots of clouds today as a storm winds up to our west,... Full story »
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Mild today, but plenty of weather changes ahead!
October 22, 2009, 4:49AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher It's been a pretty solid week of weather for us so far, and I'm sure many folks have been eying today's forecast with anticipation. It still looks like there's a good shot of us breaking 70 degrees this afternoon, one of the milder days we've seen in quite a while! A warm front pushed through... Full story »
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A pair of mild days in the forecast for New England
October 21, 2009, 4:51AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher Yesterday felt like a breath of fresh air, as we hit a high of 66 in Springfield! We'll keep the mild weather rolling over the next couple of days, a pair of nice opportunities to get outdoors. A warm front will try to push through today, but being on the north side of it for... Full story »
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Quiet and seasonable weather ahead (finally!)
October 20, 2009, 6:03AM
By: abc40 Meteorologist Eric Fisher If you're a fan of abc40, you may have noticed I've been on vacation since last Tuesday. Well, I can't think of a better time to have gone away! We've seen some unusually cold weather, snow, rain, and everything in between over the past week or so. Luckily, that chilly and stormy pattern will break... Full story »
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October snow means early winter?
October 19, 2009, 10:01AM
On Friday then again yesterday we saw a bit of snow across western Massachusetts and some parts of souther New England picked up a few inches of the white stuff. If you watched the Patriots game yesterday you know what I'm talking about. Now if you don't like the snow don't worry just because it snowed and it's only the... Full story »
Sunny skies on the horizon
October 19, 2009, 7:24AM
Today: Sunny, with a high near 54. North wind between 7 and 11 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 32. Light west wind. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 63. West wind between 3 and 10 mph. Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 43. West wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with... Full story »
Flakes flying
October 16, 2009, 8:22AM
As you woke up this morning and took a look out your window you may have rubbed your eyes and tried to refocus -- but your eyes weren't playing tricks on you. Those were real snowflakes falling from the sky, and although the calender reads October 16th, it feels and even looks more like December 16th, except for the leaves... Full story »
Snow in October?
October 15, 2009, 1:03PM
As hardy New Englanders a little bit of snow is 'no big deal' but when it falls in the middle of October it's a different story. Now we're not talking about any heavy accumulation but there might be a few wet snow flakes mixing in tonight and there could even be a minor accumulation across the hill towns and Berkshires.... Full story »


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Silom Center Building
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Address: Silom Center Building, 2, Silom Rd., Suriyawong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 Thailand See map
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The Silom Center Building is located in the Bang Rak district of Bangkok on Silom Road. This building is used primarily for office, retail and commercial purposes. There are a total of 22 storeys in the building. For further information regarding the details of this property, please refer to the real estate agent handling this location or contact the property directly.
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Hustle & Flow director Craig Brewer takes the helm for this remake of the popular 1984 musical romance about a big-city teen who moves to a town that has outlawed dancing. Uprooted from Boston and reluctantly transplanted to the small Bible Belt town of Bomont, Ren MacCormack (Kenny Wormald) finds himself in a repressed community still reeling from a devastating loss. Shortly before he arrived in Bomont, five local teens perished in a tragic car accident following a local dance. As a result, the upstanding Reverend Shaw Moore (Dennis Quaid) and the local councilmen passed a strict ordinance outlawing both dancing and excessively loud music. Convinced that the new law is hopelessly misguided, rebellious Ren puts on his dancing shoes and wins the heart of Reverend Moore's distraught daughter, Ariel (Julianne Hough), while showing his fellow classmates that it's perfectly normal to blow off a little steam with some loud music and good friends. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Produced by J.J. Abrams and written by Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada), director Roger Michell's comedic glimpse into the cutthroat world of live television finds a desperate female news producer (Rachel McAdams) attempting to put out the flames between an anchorman (Harrison Ford) and his blustery but iconic cohost (Diane Keaton) in a last-ditch effort to save their failing morning show. Jeff Goldblum co-stars in the Paramount Pictures production. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Three friends wrestle with issues of love and trust in director Joshua Cary's bittersweet look at the mysterious mating habits of the modern day male. Jeff and his girlfriend Abby may be involved in an open relationship, but these days it seems as if Abby is the only one taking advantage of that curious relationship clause. Fed up with his girlfriend's constant infidelity and shocked to discover that his mother has been cheating on his father, Jeff finds his day going from bad to worse when his good friend Flint - who just dumped his girlfriend due to her newfound penchant for granny panties - shows up looking for a place to stay. Later, after vowing to avoid the dating scene, Flint falls for the beautiful Sophie. Trouble arises, however, when Jeff learns a secret about Sophie's past that could prevent her and Flint's relationship from going to the next level. Meanwhile, wannabe psychic Gray becomes threatened by his girlfriend Reed's recent success in the art community. Of course each of these three friends have a wealth of valuable advice to dole out when pondering the lives of others, but what happens when the lonely urban soul is finally forced to make their own choices in love? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Law & Order: Blood Money
When a taxi driver finds that he has a dead body in the back of his cab, detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) are forced to open up a 60-year-old mystery. At the center of the intrigue is an insurance racket, which may be preying upon survivors of the Holocaust. The D.A.'s office must first tackle the old case before solving the new one. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Autumn Heart
Steven Maler's first feature film made it's premiere at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival. Autumn Heart is a heavy melodrama set in 1970 about three daughters who go looking for their long lost brother. What they find is an opened Pandora's box about themselves. Sixteen years have passed since Ann (Tyne Daly) gave up her son and her husband. In that time, she raised only her three older daughters. Now Ann has had a heart attack and asked these three hard-living women (played by Ally Sheedy, Marceline Hugot and Marla Sucharetza) to find their long-lost brother somewhere in Boston. What they discover is a brother studying at Harvard and their estranged, upper class father. Now these hard-talking women must wrestle with their emotions about their own feelings of abandonment, as part of coming to terms with the realities of their lives. Can they also convince their brother to come back and visit? Can they forgive their mother for the secrets she withheld? Can a family heal the wounds of time? ~ Chris Gore, Rovi
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Law & Order: Blood
A suicide investigation is turned over to homicide when it is revealed that the white victim may have been killed because she adopted a black baby. While trying to determine the baby's paternity, the detectives and the lawyers unearth some unpleasant secrets in the past of one of the suspects. But do these secrets have any bearing on the killing -- and even if they do, will they ever be heard by a jury? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: Pro Se
Several people are senselessly murdered at a clothing store. Investigating detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) end up arresting James Smith (Denis O'Hare), a schizophrenic who hasn't been taking his medication. Unfortunately for the D.A.'s office, Smith turns out to be a lawyer -- and an unusually clever one, as he proves when he defends himself in court. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: The Pursuit of Happiness
Natalya Negoda guest stars as Irina Cooper, a "green card bride" from the former Soviet Union. When Irina's wealthy husband is murdered, the subsequent investigation reveals that she was primed to take a job against his wishes and to enter into an extramarital affair -- whereupon he planned to divorce her just before she was qualified to claim American citizenship. This episode was directed by former Law & Order regular Dann Florek. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: Severance
It is no coincidence when a woman disappears shortly before the slaying of two ad-agency employees: All three had been witnesses to a mob execution. Assistant D.A. Stone (Michael Moriarty) attempts to prove that the kidnapping and murders had been ordered from within prison walls. But to do this, Stone will have to tilt with his longtime adversary, brilliant defense attorney Arthur Gold (George Grizzard). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Released at the height of his popularity on Family Ties and in the wake of Back to the Future and Teen Wolf, Michael J. Fox stars in this "country boy in the big city" comedy, directed by Herbert Ross. After making the move from Kansas to New York City, Brantley Foster (Fox) secures a job in the mailroom at his uncle's large corporation. Doffing any plans of working his way up the corporate ladder the old fashioned way, Brantley begins impersonating an executive to impress a high-ranking female co-worker, played by Helen Slater. Once his oversexed aunt enters the mix, Brantley finds himself juggling two identities, two jobs, and two women. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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In this fast-paced actioner, a brave young woman must deliver a specially designed, top-secret super-destructo armored motorcycle that runs on oxygen to the US military after the man assigned to deliver it, her lover, is murdered by enemy agents. Soon after finding his body, the woman finds a video he made that tells her how to work the machine and where she must take it. Unfortunately for her, the enemy is out there waiting and determined to steal the bike for themselves. Part of the fun in this film is looking for popular B movie stars from years' past. Such stars include Huntz Hall, Troy Donahue, and Michael Reagan. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Baby It's You
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In the early 1960s, two very different New Jersey high schoolers share their first love in this bittersweet romantic drama, an early feature by writer/director John Sayles. Jill Rosen (Rosanna Arquette) is a sweet, overachieving Jewish girl heading for college to become an actor; "Sheik" Capodilupo (Vincent Spano) is a mysterious, confident Italian guy who pushes his way into Jill's already busy life. Sheik successfully woos Jill, and the story follows their ups and downs as teenage romantics. While that introduction is lighter fare than most Sayles material, the film trails off into some unexpected plot developments, providing an original take on the "different sides of the track" genre. Sayles directs the high school scenes with a combination of reminiscence and reality, balancing the excitement of cars and the prom with the heartache, anxiety, and classwork that goes along with it. The movie is injected with a mostly 1960s soundtrack, yet the videocassette lists that "some music has been changed" for home video -- the note apparently refers to four Bruce Springsteen cuts. Matthew Modine and Tracy Pollan appear in small parts, and Robert Downey Jr. also has a tiny role. This was the fiercely independent Sayles' first film to be made with a major studio (Paramount), and he claims it will be his last, as he lost final editing control. ~ Norm Schrager, Rovi
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Reuben, Reuben
Tom Conti stars as a drunken Scottish poet who preys upon the lasses of a New England college town by swooning over them with poetry and bedding them with a passion. He'd probably have continued in such fashion for who knows how long, were in not for his encounter with a lovely homespun gal (Kelly McGillis), who sets his head spinning in a lovesick swirl and forces him to get his life on track. ~ Rovi
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Trading Places
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The "nature-nurture" theory that motivated so many Three Stooges comedies is the basis of John Landis's hit comedy. The fabulously wealthy but morally bankrupt Duke brothers (Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche) make a one-dollar bet over heredity vs. environment. Curious as to what might happen if different lifestyles were reversed, they arrange for impoverished street hustler Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) to be placed in the lap of luxury and trained for a cushy career in commodities brokerage. Simultaneously, they set about to reduce aristocratic yuppie Louis Winthorpe III (Dan Aykroyd to poverty and disgrace, hiring a prostitute (Jamie Lee Curtis) to hasten his downfall. When Billy Ray figures out that the brothers intend to dump him back on the streets once their experiment is complete, he seeks out Winthorpe, and together the pauper-turned-prince and prince-turned-pauper plot an uproarious revenge. With the good-hearted prostitute and Winthorpe's faithful butler (Denholm Elliott) as their accomplices, they set about to hit the brothers where it really hurts: in the pocketbook. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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I, the Jury
Larry Cohen wrote the screenplay to this updating of Mickey Spillane's notorious 1947 novel. Cohen was originally engaged to direct the film as well but was pulled from the director's chair after a week's worth of shooting because he had already run up the budget by $100,000; he was replaced by television director Richard T. Heffron. In this 1982 I, the Jury, Mike Hammer (Armand Assante) is a Vietnam veteran who wears hip duds and drives around in a bronze Trans Am in much the same way as Robert Mitchum's Philip Marlowe was refurbished for Michael Winner's re-make of The Big Sleep. After a cheesy rip-off of a James Bond-style credit sequence, the story kicks in. One-armed detective Jack Williams (Frederick Downs) is murdered. Jack was Hammer's best friend, and Hammer decides that he will become a one-man vigilante squad and seek vengeance on the person responsible for his death. He enlists the aid of his vivacious secretary Velda (Laurene Landon) and is also helped and hindered by police-chief Pat Chambers (Paul Sorvino). Hammer latches on to the killer's trail, then the film veers in a radically different direction from the book, introducing government conspiracies and mind-control techniques by the CIA and the Mafia. Also introduced is Hammer's love interest Charlotte Bennett (Barbara Carrera), an administrator of a kinky sex clinic (depicted as a psychiatrist in the original novel). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Bruce Dern stars in this disturbing shocker about a mentally unbalanced tattoo artist named Karl Kinski, who is hired to put a series of fake tattoos on fashion model Maddy (Maud Adams) as part of an advertising campaign. But Kinski becomes obsessed with Maddy and decides to kidnap her. Keeping her a captive, he uses her body as a living canvas for his tattoo designs. During its initial release, the film raised the ire of feminist groups because of the ad campaign that featured a naked woman bound at the ankles. The film was scripted by Joyce Bunuel, (Luis Bunuel's daughter-in-law). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Grand Theft Auto
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In exchange for being allowed to make his directorial debut in Grand Theft Auto, Ron Howard agreed to take no salary as a director, merely as star and co-screenwriter (with his dad Rance). The plot finds Sam Freeman (Howard) eloping with his heiress girlfriend Paula Powers (Nancy Morgan). Her mob-connected dad Bigby Powers (Barry Cahill) vehemently opposes the marriage, and isn't about to change his mind now that Sam has stolen his Rolls-Royce and sped off to Las Vegas with his daughter in tow. Marion Ross, Howard's Happy Days mom, turns in an offbeat supporting characterization. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This horror film concerns a shipwrecked yachting party. Rose (Brooke Adams) and her fellow yacht-mates, including the captain (John Carradine) run aground on an island when they hit an odd-looking freighter. Once beached, they meet up with an aging SS Commander (Peter Cushing) who had been in charge of a crew of zombies. This is not meant as a comment on the quality of the men under him, they were "real" zombies. Since the zombies were taken from the ranks of murderers and other miscreants, they were not activated and the SS Commander sunk them with his submarine. Now they are rising up from the depths to create mayhem among the stranded members of the yachting party. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Audiences loved him as a Berber sheik in the historical saga The Wind and the Lion, so who better to play a Saudi Arabian minister of state who wants to make peace with Israel during the Arab oil embargo of 1976 than Sean Connery? Connery plays Khalil Abdull-Muhsen, a peace-mongering diplomat who wants to sign a mutual assistance pact with Israel and sell Saudi oil to needy nations at cost. The object of his pipe-dream plan is to free those needy nations from the East-West conflict. Unfortunately, the world is not ready for such starry-eyed idealism, and before you can say "Tiger in your tank," Khalil finds himself the victim of choice for a network of Arab terrorist groups. The terrorists clearly have the pick of the litter at the casting office, for Khalil finds himself pursued by the frisky and beautiful Bryn Mawr graduate and cool-as-a-cucumber terrorist Nicole Scott (Cornelia Sharpe). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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The McCarthy-era "witch hunts" in the entertainment industry set the stage for this comedy drama set in the 1950s. Howard Prince (Woody Allen) is a cashier at a corner bar who works as a small-time bookie on the side, with little success. One day, Howard's old friend Alfred Miller (Michael Murphy), a successful television writer, makes a business proposal to him; Alfred's leftist political views have resulted in him being blacklisted from the major television networks, and he can no longer get work. Alfred asks Howard to act as a "front" -- Howard puts his name on Alfred's scripts, sells them, and takes a cut of the payment for his trouble. Howard's new career as a "writer" is an instant success, and soon Howard is fronting for a handful of blacklisted scribes while earning a healthy income and becoming the toast of the television industry; another fringe benefit is a romance with beautiful network employee Florence Barrett (Andrea Marcovicci). However, comic Hecky Brown (Zero Mostel), who had a brief fling with socialism years before, now finds his past catching up with him, and he's told in order to save his job as host of a weekly television show, he has to get the goods on some suspicious figures, among them Howard Prince, whose background looks a little too clean for comfort. The Front was written by Walter Bernstein, who was himself blacklisted during the 1950s, as were co-stars Zero Mostel, Herschel Bernardi, and Lloyd Gough. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Yield means exactly what you say it means. If a vehicle on the access road cannot safely enter the highway they are supposed to stop. Cars following behind are required to maintain a safe driving distance and stop as well. When a vehicle can safe merge into the highway, it can then do so. Vehicles on high speed highways have the RIGHT OF WAY at all times. If they slow down to allow a vehicle to merge it could cause a chain reaction collision. Footnote: See the above newspaper report.
I hope you don't drive on the highways here. If you advise people to stop on an access ramp for any reason, other than if traffic on the highway is stopped, then you are part of the problem. The people behind you are (hopefully) looking back and left while accelerating, looking for an opportunity to merge. The last thing they expect is someone too cowardly to speed up to be stopped in their lane of traffic. If the cars on the highway are indeed following at a safe distance (pipe dream, I know) then there is room to merge. Theoretically, everybody can then adjust following distances.
I realize most people around here think the only time the gas pedal should be floored is at a yellow light, but they should add freeway onramps to the list.
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1216: Sticks and Stones
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Title text: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can make me think I deserved it. |
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Sticks and stones may/will break my bones
But words/names will never harm/hurt me.
is a nursery rhyme said, often by parents, to persuade an individual, usually a child, to ignore any name calling or mean taunts that were said by others in an attempt to hurt the individual's feelings.
This comic plays on this rhyme by having the child come in and say that although words can't harm you physically, they can change how you feel and make you feel happy or sad and the child suggests that how you are feeling is all that matters in the world. When Cueball suggests that the world isn't that bad the child reminds him of the "sticks and stones" part of the rhyme meaning that, even when emotions aren't an issue, the world can be quite harsh because there are things like sticks and stones that break your bones and presumably people who use them as weapons to do so. This is enough to change Cueball's mind so that he thinks the world is actually horrific.
The title text is rather dark, because it doesn't compare, and thus separate the breaking of bones from words that hurt, but instead shows how together they can hurt you from the inside out.
The rhyme is actually partially incorrect, as recent studies (for example: http://www.pnas.org/content/108/15/6270.full?sid=758b38cc-b399-4d22-9c37-3c074cf321b) have shown that the brain's reactions to physical pain and emotional rejection are somewhat similar and even feed into each other, though there are ways to distinguish them based on brain patterns.
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- Child: Did you hear what he said about me!?
- Cueball: Well, remember: sticks and stones may break my bones, but words —
- Child: — can make someone else feel happy or sad, which is literally the only thing that matters in this stupid world?
- [Brief pause.]
- Child: Right?
- Cueball: The world isn't that bad.
- Child: Explain the line about sticks and stones?
- Cueball: ...OK, maybe it's kind of horrific.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will hurt forever. --Buggz (talk) 06:04, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
Noone can appreciate the difference between broken bones and someone namecalling him without experience with the first. The things childs do to each other is basically the worst they ever experienced - because if those wouldn't, they would do worse. -- Hkmaly (talk) 09:31, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
Is it really a rhyme if it doesn't rhyme? --Dangerkeith3000 (talk) 15:02, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
- The rhyming of "stones" and "bones" probably counts as the big feature, and then the 'uhr' sound of "words" and "hurt" echo this resonance, and I've never heard the "harm" version that wouldn't have this. Although it's certainly a non-standard rhyming scheme (if it's AABC) and scan (7+7 syllables, or (3+4)+(2+5) or however you want to split it). It's pithy, which probably trumps strict adherence to anything like iambic pentameter. Maybe there's an argument that it's more musical, with a rythm of 4 groups of 4 beats ("sticks" and "words" extending over two of them, each, the way I'd say it). But musical lyrics and spoken verse are easily interchangable, and as long as it isn't totally 'blank' verse I'd accept it as a rhyme. (Not an authority, though ->) 220.127.116.11 19:56, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
Citation: http://healthland.time.com/2012/02/27/in-the-brain-broken-hearts-hurt-like-broken-bones/ and http://www.pnas.org/content/108/15/6270.full?sid=758b38cc-b399-4d22-9c37-3c074cf321be Woliveirajr (talk) 16:58, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
My dear departed mother-in-law put it much more memorably - Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will break my heart. 126.96.36.199 17:46, 24 May 2013 (UTC)
I can easily disregard words. It's not as easy to disregard a broken bone. After my fourth day at my new job, my knees are killing me, and that's not even close. 126.96.36.199 01:16, 26 May 2013 (UTC)
So was this comic copied from here? http://thegentlemansarmchair.com/post/50907218931/sticks-and-stones-http-i-imgur-com-sowwlir-jpg Bryced (talk) 07:43, 27 May 2013 (UTC)
- Nice find, looks similar but the child doesn't talk. That's the point here. --Dgbrt (talk) 20:18, 27 May 2013 (UTC)


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Britt & I drew faces...mines the one on the right...the better one
Yay! TJ loves me :-D
This is Dan. Dan has Orange hair.
I fucking love these people, Britt and TJ
Us with sex hair...
This is me and Anthony...i\'m kissing his nose...
This is Dave and Me