Watch new movie trailerWatching the Detectives 2008Cast: Cillian Murphy, Lucy Liu, Callie Thorne, Josh Gad, Jason SudeikisDirector: Paul SoterRunning Time: 1 hr. 33 min.Release Date: 11 September 2008Neil, a self proclaimed film geek and owner of Gumshoe video, has always been content to live vicariously through his favorite films noir. But when he meets Violet, a real-life femme fatale, his mu
There happens to be a lot of things that you want to take with you to go bird watching, but make sure that you try and stay with only the basics.
Think about all the different needed equipment that happens to be on the market, but keep in consideration that really all you [...]
Wanna know how good is Mimoh Chakraborty’s debut movie Jimmy? Check the expression on Madhuri Dixit’s face after watching it. If you happen to see anyone around with that expression, you know the reason. If you still can’t understand what Madhuri is trying to say, here are few reviews of this year’s biggest [...]
By now, you’ve spent a lot of time planning and assembling the pieces of your new business Web site. In this step, you get a prize for all that work – seeing it all come together and watching your site do its stuff. Or not.
Whether you’ve hired a pro or did most of the work [...]
OnStar: Helpful Convenience or Big Brother Watching?If you own a late-model GM car or truck, you’ve no doubt seen it: the OnStar button either on the dashboard or rearview mirror. GM aggressively markets this feature as a safety and convenience feature. You’re locked out of your car, call OnStar. You want reservations to your favorite restaurant, call OnStar. You’re in an accident, and need to contact police or ambulance, OnStar will automatically trigger in the event of an airbag deployment, and check and see if everything’s OK. All noble and noteworthy safety and convenience features.However, a fellow automotive journalist friend of mine shared a different take on OnStar. He works for a magazine that routinely tests cars in high-performance settings such as autocross and road rac
Being the film freak that I am, I'm totally obsessed by film lists written by critics, academics, film directors and industry people alike. I'm also something of a completest and for quite some time I've searched for a list of films I feel meets my obsessional tastes and then one day I came across this brilliant website.They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? is not only a great website on all matters film related they've also complied the list to end all listsSimply put they've taken every list out there and put them in one place, then tallied up the average score and compiled the ultimate list from the result, giving us a complete top 1000 films. Of course, films are subjective and I have to admit to questioning a fair few inclusions but like it or not this is a definitive critic list and for
There are many people who think bird watching is more than just a hobby, but it is their life. They will go all out with the type of equipment that they purchase and how they treat bird watching.
You will find that some people travel all over the world in bird watching competitions, [...]
Katrina Kaif is an avid fan of cricket. But there is something that puts her off while watching a game.Of late, Katrina has been regular in cheering Bangalore Royal Challengers in the ongoing IPL tournament. She is the brand ambassador of the team owned by Vijay Mallya.However, while watching the matches Katrina says she is put off when people approach her for autographs In Katrina’s words she hates it when her fans approach her during a match. “I don’t like to be disturbed as I don’t want to miss a single moment (of the game),” she is quoted as saying in a media report.Meanwhile, Katrina’s presence during the matches has begun to spell good luck for Bangalore Royal Challengers which has begun to register wins after a series of defeats.Last week, Katrina was in Delhi to cheer h
Katrina Kaif is an avid fan of cricket. But there is something that puts her off while watching a game.Of late, Katrina has been regular in cheering Bangalore Royal Challengers in the ongoing IPL tournament. She is the brand ambassador of the team owned by Vijay Mallya.However, while watching the matches Katrina says she is put off when people approach her for autographs In Katrina’s words she hates it when her fans approach her during a match. “I don’t like to be disturbed as I don’t want to miss a single moment (of the game),” she is quoted as saying in a media report.Meanwhile, Katrina’s presence during the matches has begun to spell good luck for Bangalore Royal Challengers which has begun to register wins after a series of defeats.Last week, Katrina was in
No. 184 - Branded to Kill - (Seijun Suzuki, 1967)Cook Rice! (Hanada)Over the past couple of weeks I've watched films that I never thought I'd get around to (L'Avventura, Badlands), films that I probably would've passed by (Cabaret, The Grapes of Wrath) and films, such as this one, that I never would have seen in 100 years. Coming straight out of left field and smacking you right between the eyes comes a film dripping with so many ideas it doesn't always hit its mark but when it does you're in for a treat. A cross between a psycho sexual drama, a Japanese generic gangster, avant-garde experimentalism, pop art and surrealism, Branded to Kill fires off one beautifully constructed, and twisted, scene after another. To add further mythology to this wonderful piece of film making is the added
No 183 - Cabaret (Bob Fosse, 1972)Divine decadence darling! (Sally Bowles)No sooner had I written a post lamenting the wave of remakes than I come to a film in the top 1000 of greatest films (as listed by They Shoot Pictures, Don't They?) which in itself is a adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's 'Goodbye to Berlin' which had been dramatised for both stage and screen as I Am a Camera. After success as a Broadway hit in 1966, Cabaret was taken up by fledgling director Bob Fosse (again, a director whose work I haven't previously seen - this is becoming something of a habit with me) and shot on location in Germany.Set in Berlin in 1931, two years before Adolf Hitler came to total power, Cabaret paints a picture of a society in free fall, escaping through alcohol and drug abuse, casual sex an
No 182 - The Grapes of Wrath (John Ford, 1940)'If there was a law, they was workin' with maybe we could take it, but it ain't the law. They're workin' away our spirits, tryin' to make us cringe and crawl, takin' away our decency.' (Tom Joad)When I read 'The Grapes of Wrath' by John Steinbeck some years back I was emotionally stunned and unable to get over what I had read, about the plight of the Joad family during the Great Depression, I went on to read more about this time period just to make sure it was all real.Being born in England and raised in our school system we have enough of our own history to plow through before looking to America but I did know from documentaries, film stock and literature what happened during that time yet it wasn't until this book that the full horror hit hom
No. 179 - Badlands (Terrence Malick, 1973)'Name's Carruthers. Believe I shoot people every now and then. Not that I deserve a medal' - Kip Carruthers I have such a soft spot for 70's American Cinema, after all this is the cinema I was introduced to as an influential teenager by an earnest father, I feel as if I truly understand this era of film making more than any other period and it was with this eager anticipation that I turned to Badlands. All the defining motives and themes that I associate with this era are here; isolation, political and moral apathy, identity crisis, casual violence, what Malick brings to this period, I somehow I feel I can identify with, is that sense of 'this is life' narrative, where no action is berated or celebrated. Kip kills, Holly narrates whimsically, peop
No. 189 - A Bout De Souffle (Jean-Luc Godard, 1960)'There's no need to lie. It's like poker. The truth is best. The others still think you're bluffing, so you win' - (Michel Poiccard)Somehow I managed to miss this film during my ill-fated Film Studies A-level that I failed spectacularly some 15 years back. I just wasn't ready for this film then, my idea of great cinema happened to be whatever was on the local cinema that week. I fidgeted in class, flicked ink balls at my mate and generally ignored the whole thing. The odd thing though was that the next week we were shown 'The 400 Blows' and I was enraptured and have seen it a dozen times since.Minutes into the film you can sense the text book being ripped up and even 45 years later it appears more daring, original and dangerous than a
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It’s worth the 15 minutes of “TV” time to hear what this guy has to say about new media.
I think it was a couple years ago that people started asking me “where do you get the time”, in reference to my blogging. Then I started thinking, and realized it was from the time I used [...]
I was a Kolkata Knight Rider fan till the very moment i entered the stadium. But on the Entrance i was gifted with a free Chennai Super Kings T-shirt. I manged to get two T-shirts. Unluckily for me both were Small sizes and it would fit in to me like Body tights. I was very [...]
The 62nd Tour de Romandie started today. Romandie (Romandy) is the French region of Switzerland so the entire Tour is near me. Eric, Katy and I went to watch the prologue on the lake front of downtown Geneva.
This photograph is from California in the period 1850-1925 and shows Chinese laborers. I believe the man in the dark pants is the white foreman of the crew. This photo is from the Library of Congress. Sorry about the bottom, I am rather dull when it comes to operating stuff on the computer and could [...]
No 187 - Strangers on a Train (Alfred Hitchcock, 1951)'My theory is that everyone is a potential murderer.' - (Bruno Anthony)I remember watching my very first Hitchcock film, Psycho, when I was around 11 years old. The title itself suggested something gruesome and disturbing, forbidden even, I sneaked a videotape past my parents into the house and put it on when I found myself alone. Before Norman Bates had even arrived I was starting to freak out and at that tender age I had no idea why my heart was starting to beat quicker. Since then I've consumed so many of Hitchcock's oeuvre (The Birds, Shadow of a Doubt, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Rear Window - to mention a few) I believed I had become so accustomed to his style that he could no longer shock me. Yet with each new film I'm sti
Last year was a good year for anime. I enjoyed anime like Seirei no Moribito and Claymore that premiered last spring, Naruto returned with Shippuuden and Gundam 00's first season got better with each episode. It's spring again and as usual brand new anime are premiering and a few are enjoying a continuation of their stories. After looking at write ups, previews, trailers and checking out at least one episode of most of the series that have started so far these are the three series I am most looking forward to:
The Tower of Druaga: Aegis of Uruk
It has demons, references to gods, great animation, art style, costume design and a somewhat interesting story (at least on paper). I've checked out only one episode so far and althought not overly impressed I'll be sticking around for a few more
Bird watching is some thing that a lot of people like to do in their free time, because they are able to relax and have tons of fun just seeing these wonderful creatures.
You will find that there are some things that you can do to make your bird watching experience even better.
You [...]
It seems a while ago now since we learned that there was to be a special edition of Deal or No Deal, this will be a Star Wars Special and will be aired on NBC tonight. Two fans of the show will get to play the game with the Star Wars theme with models appearing [...]
No 188 - Scarface (Brian De Palma, 1983)'In this country, you gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money, you get the power. Then when you get the power, then you get the women.' (Tony Montana)I'm pushed to answer whether I like Brian De Palma's work or merely appreciate it. Carrie became something of a favourite of mine when I too was that gawky teenager at school, the ultimate revenge movie carefully constructed and executed. I've never felt the same affinity with the handful of De Palma films I've seen since; The pleasant but unremarkable The Untouchables, Carlito's Way didn't exactly inspire me to watch more of his work and Mission: Impossible just didn't do it for me, in fact I just hated it.De Palma's Scarface is a remake of Howard Hawks 1932 gangster film of the same n
In a sudden turn of events I found myself heading towards MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai and watch the IPL T20 cricket match between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders. This was the first time I ever watched a match live in a stadium and this post shares some experiences of the same.I am not a cricket fan and am quite ignorant of the happenings in that business (you’ve to agree-Cricket is no more a sports-it is pure business). I don’t watch live matches on TV and my interest is confined to checking the result in next day’s newspaper, if possible, for the purpose of GK.Yesterday afternoon, 1430 hours IST, yet to have my lunch I reached home, casually asked my roommate, when does the match starts? He replies “I have got a ticket-do you want to go?” He said his friends
Sometimes its a pain watching the latest movies or your favorite tv shows on your 12 inch laptop screen. Sometimes you want that big screen effect. And also the sound systems on computers are pretty lame compared to the high end TV surround sound setups.
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Do you ever have a day where you got nothing to do and you really just don’t want to go outside? You don’t have to leave your home to bird watch.
You want to make sure that get yourself a pair of binoculars, but also find that there are things that [...]
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Here’s a shocker: Fat People Order Fat Food
I often stand in line at the Student Center for long periods… waiting for the disgruntled, minimum wage, sodexo employees to find some time for ‘customer service’ (don’t even get me started with Sodexo)… and during these arduous waits I decide to kill two-birds with one [...]
Youtube Viewer is an add-on for Firefox that allows you to watch your favorite YouTube videos directly without going to YouTube site. The working is simple after installation; launch it by going to Tools – YouTube Viewer. Type the search terms in the “Search for” text field and press Search button. The list of matching videos will be populated in the list box on the left. Select a video and press ENTER or double click on it. The video is loaded in the Video panel. Even though this add-on is an experimental one, its working is fine.Installation:1. Download and save it on your computer.2. Start Firefox – select ‘File menu’ – select ‘Open File’ and open the saved Youtube Viewer fileA Software Installation dialog will appear. Select Install Now to start the installation.3. Th
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In a study of people with type 1 diabetes, those with higher blood pressure or hypertension in childhood had higher levels in young adulthood, German researchers report.
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Watching Over 3x9 Monotype with Watercolor & Colored PencilMy mother and her sister in New England - about 1944.Process shots begin at the bottom of the postThe monotype, with watercolor and prismacolor in process.After wiping the image away in the ink, I pulled a monotype (on the right) and a ghost print (on the left).Daniel Smith oil-based black etching ink rolled out on a copper plate with a brayer
There are more and more people getting involved in the interesting adventure that bird watching offers.
Many do not realize that there are so many great reasons why they should try bird watching. A great hobby is going to offer so much to someone when they are looking for an interesting hobby [...]
How many times have you been backing up in your vehicle and wondered if there was an abandoned tricycle or, worse yet, an occupied tricycle behind you? If you’re like me, that’s happened more times than you care to remember.
But the Ford Motor Company has recognized this problem and its engineers have worked to address it. [...]
I had seen a cute and simple craft on the internet that I thought would be the perfect little Saturday afternoon mommy-and-Princess activity. It is really simple and I recommend it for anyone with a toddler or preschooler in their home. All you need is:
one pipe cleaner
a handful of Cheerios
You are going to make a [...]
For all those in DC:
Come watch the Pennsylvania primary tomorrow night. Even though the results isn't in doubt, you can still come and have a drink with your friends!
We'll be hopping to two parties tomorrow:
The 17th Street Cafe (upstairs)
1517 17th St. NW
Washington, DC
Starting at 7:30
Townhouse Tavern
17th St. and R Ave. NW
Washington, DC
Starting at 8:30
All venues are in the Dupont Circle area. Come by and say hi!
No. 181 - Night of the Demon (a.k.a Curse of the Demon) (Jacques Tourneur, 1957)'It's in the trees! It's coming! - (Professor Harrington)Part of the appeal of watching the films on this list was the vast array of cinema that I never thought I'd get around to seeing. Night of the Demon never entered the frame to be honest, it was a film that I had heard referenced and said in passing but it didn't leave an imprint on my mind. Is it wrong to admit that the name Jacques Tourneur didn't ring any bells originally? That was until I did some research and realised that he was behind a lot of celebrated work. It's almost shameful to admit such a thing but that's the whole point of taking up this challenge, I wanted to learn more about cinema's rich history and with each film my knowledge gro
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There is not much that you need to start bird watching. It is a simple and fun pastime that you can do with little materials.
Many people like this sport so much because there is no heavy equipment to carry along with you and you can do it from just about anywhere [...]
Hey everyone,Since the inception of making money by posting our videos on sites like YouTube has furbished. It was never far when there will be websites that will provide us money to watch video clips.I recently came across a website known as BuzzShed. They pay us to watch video clips. They will send us video clips link via mail and when we watch them our account will be credited with the amount of money that video clip is worth as mentioned in the email.They allow members to join for free from anywhere. But, they pay for watching video clips to members from 40 countries currently.They pay anywhere between 10 cents to 5$ for every video clip that we watch. We can also set the minimum amount for the video clip we wish to watch.They also offer a referral program, wherein, they pay 10% of the
Chori Chori Sapnon Mein is my favorite song from movie Chal Mere Bhai, one of great bollywood hindi movie produced in 2000 by David Dhawan. Chal mere bhai stars including Sanjay Dutt, Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor performed by as major role. The song Chori Chori Sapnon Mein is performed by Abhijeet and Alka Yagnik. Music and Lyric is done by Anand-Milind and Sameer respectively.Chori Chori Sapnon Mein Song taken from YoutubeDownload the track(Right Click and Save Target As...)
I'll tell ya... I don't know whether to laugh at him and feel sorry for him. It's just like being at the scene of a horrible accident. You don't want to look, but it's just so damn tempting. Kathy Ham is hot as hell though, Oh Yeah, I'd tap that. I'd would need some duct tape for her mouth though. That and a good sock.
Colorado was a lot of fun. I love going to new cities and learning about them, the layout, where I’m staying, etc. I like getting out of Utah, even though Utah really is a beautiful state.
We stayed with a friend, and she had squirrels in her back yard. Levi and Chase, both, really [...]
Chori Chori Sapnon Mein is my favorite song from movie Chal Mere Bhai, one of great bollywood hindi movie produced in 2000 by David Dhawan. Chal mere bhai stars including Sanjay Dutt, Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor performed by as major role. The song Chori Chori Sapnon Mein is performed by Abhijeet and Alka Yagnik. Music and Lyric is done by Anand-Milind and Sameer respectively.Chori Chori Sapnon Mein Song taken from YoutubeDownload the track(Right Click and Save Target As...)
The Icelandic Travel Industry Association (SAF) has reported that over 20,000 tourists went whale-watching in Iceland in 1997. By 2007, that number had climbed to a stunning 104,300 visitors according...
Jesus Is Watching
A burglar breaks into a house one night and turns on his flashlight to find an expensive stereo. As he approaches it, a voice behind him whispers, "Jesus is watching...
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The Houston-FC Dallas clash last Sunday raised the question: Why the heck aren’t more people watching the MLS? The game was about as exciting a soccer game as you’ll see, an incredibly North-South game, a game that produced goals, brilliant runs, and flair. continue read..
Atradu dažas iepriekš neredzētas vāveru pornofilmas un uzdāvināju sev atpūtu. Jā, zinu, esmu izvirtulis... :DI found some previously unseen squirrel porn movies and granted myself with some playtime. Yes, I know, I am pervert... :D
A recent store on the 8th storey of the fashion forward Shibuya 109 building, has opened its doors as the de facto trend-watching place to be - SBYFor the defined customers of ages 15-18 (highly influential opinion leaders & market maverns). And for the watchful marketers of companie, who use it as a test-pad and observation haven before formal public launches. The place is divided into 3 areas: Sampling, sales & cafe. Teens can try new product samples at the sampling section: new sweets, drinks, snacks, food, shampoos etc.Oh and here's how effective mall marketing should be - like Shibuya 109Malls should convey constant marketing messages to its patrons, delivering its tenants benefits (of their rental's worth) and branding/differentiating the mall in the minds & hearts of pat
Whose watching live tv online? We'll I am, because I always find something on the live broadcast that makes me laugh.I have a video camera, so I know its easy to create a live show. When I finish my show I'm going to write about it on this blog. And I'm going to share it with everyone I know on BlogTV.com.
No. 186 - The Big Sleep (Howard Hawks, 1946)What's the matter? Haven't you ever seen a gun before? What do you want me to do, count three like they do in the movies? - (Philip Marlowe)Another one of those films that I really should have seen before now. I own a Humphrey Bogart collection box-set, given to me some Christmases ago, whilst I've watched The Maltese Falcon, Casablanca and Key Largo I never got around to The Big Sleep. So that's another reason to be grateful to this list by They Shoot Horses, Don't They? as I'm finally getting to see those films I would have otherwise put aside for some other day.The list of collaborators behind this film sound like a who's who of some of the most influential artists in contemporary America; William Faulkner, Raymond Chandler, Leigh Brackett,
No. 180 - L'Avventura (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1960)'Who needs beautiful things nowadays Claudia. How long will they last?' (Sandro)Again I come to a film having never previously seen the film-makers work and once again I can't believe it's taken me so long to do so. In this case I actually owned a copy of Blow-Up for 18 months, well I say owned, I had actually borrowed it from a friend at work and, well you know how these things turn out, there it sat, gathering dust, looking at me as if to say 'put me in the video you illiterate bum, take out that worn out copy of Betty Blue and give me a whirl'. There it remained, taunting me daily, reminding me of the weekly clap-trap I would put on instead and then gladly I gave it back to my mate declaring it to be one of the greatest films I've
Just been brought to my attention that Blogs is Watching is one of ten "heat seeker" blogs according to the BPI Urban Blog Heat Seekers top ten. What does Wooohah have to say about BiW?Proving regionalized hip-hop blogs outside of NY, The ATL and LA can work. Fast growing Seattle hip-hop blogGood lookin out Yeti and recognizing hip-hop focused blogs outside of NY, ATL, and LA! Click here to read more.
"Watching, Waiting" by Gordon van VlietShe watches him wondering what he is like and what might be. Available oil on canvas with ample material for stretching or hard mounting 5" x 7" and is available through my shop.This piece is varnished and ready to go. $100.00 + $6.00 shipping to the USA.I can ship it framed in a simple black framing for $133.00 + $10.00 shipping to the USA.Foreign or overseas buyers email me for terms.Paypal accepted (use my email address)or credit card direct at The Framing Edge.See right side bar.Prints, gifts available at dA"Have You Lost Your Mittens?" by Christian D. KolupskiA red onion with garlic, the onion whiskers brought to mind this child's poem. Available oil on board 10"" x 8" ready for standard framing and is available through my shop.This piece then
The London Marathon is a fantastic event that nearly anyone can take part in and it’s also a great sport for friends and family to watch on TV, today is the 2008 London Marathon. This event started within months after former Olympic champion Chris Brasher finished the New York Marathon in 1979 and then wrote [...]
The whole world is watching … by WebcamPittsburgh Post Gazette, PA - 26 minutes agoShe wore a camera for six months on a near 24-hour-a-day basis, letting viewers watch her at home, work, sleeping, playing World of Warcraft, …
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There is a lot of fun to have in backyard bird watching. Consider that there are many things to discover in your backyard.
For those who are looking for a quite a hobby, you may want to think about looking for some of the more popular backyard birds.
You have to learn how [...]
Flickr has locked me out of my old account and it would be a huge hassle to fix it. Since I am lazy I'm just going to start a new one. You can click on the pictures on the left to be taken to my new account.
When I was kid my parents usually scolded me of watching TV while sleeping in bed. But for those who don’t want to miss any part of watching TV will definitely benefited of this Nap Tv. You can even use this TV as chair also.
If your are watching the TV while studying incidentally your parents [...]
The most commonly found bird in America is Robin. The robin is a small little bird that is known for the red breast and it also has a graceful way to take flight.
You will find that they get hangout on the lawns, in the parks, meadows, and even in wooded areas.
The robins [...]
yeah, yeah I know another lame post - but I'm still living in boxes and waiting for the furniture truck to come. Suddenly a post seemed like a good idea to kill some time.I am definitely watching the Olympics this year - I have a feeling shit is going to hit the fan over in Beijing this summer. Don't know what form it will take yet - protests, terrorist acts or maybe even kidnapping:What I'm really waiting for is China to get caught trying to cover up some sort of unrest when the whole world is watching.
I'm loving watching TV on the web these days. I can't be bothered to watch the actual telly. I can watch what I have missed on the BBC iPlayer, I can watch things I haven't seen on YouTube, and now I have found a fun thing to watch when I want to watch something new.You can get live tv on www.blogtv.com and there are loads of live shows to watch. It is stuff that people have put together and you can watch it live.If you want to do the same you can, you can get involved and live broadcast your show.
Advantages Of Watching Movies Online
If you enjoy watching movies or you just appreciate a well-made movie then it is a certainty that you are interested in a facility that allows you to watch your favorite movies anytime you want. Nowadays, this is a very easy thing to do as there are many of sites that [...]
I'm speechless.What a creepy man Jesus is. Why is he watching a guy about to jerk off to online porn on his MacBook? Then, he engages a guy who unleashes a laundry list of reasons about why he needs to spank the monkey in a theological discussion.I always wonder if God made our bodies, why would he consider it a sin when we enjoy those bodies and using their imagination to get a little pleasure?I fail to see the stigma behind masturbation. Why is that something to be ashamed of as long as you're masturbating to someone of legal age? As Woody Allen said, it's sex with someone you love.On the next episode, Jesus will walk in on a priest about to molest a little boy. Naaah, you won't be seeing that on GodTube!Via Friendly Atheist.
Blogs Is Watching has a new sponsor. Rock-N-Jocks out of Canton, Ohio. They carry an array of sports apparel and custom fitteds from New Era. Are you saying that you don't live in Ohio? Well, no worries, you can log onto their site at rocknjocks.com. Click here to check out some of the fitted hats they have in stock. Below, are their newest releases. Tell them that YSL sent you. Phat shout to Tysun. Good lookin out my dude!ROCK-N-JOCKS has just got in this Custom Baltimore Orioles NEW ERA 59fifty Fitted in stock. The front panels of the cap are Light Grey with the embroidered Orioles logo in Lime Green, White, and Black. The top of the bill is all Lime Green, with a Black under bill. The side and back panels of the hat are Graphite Grey. The M.L.B. logo in back of this hat is embroidered i
No 185 - The Lady Eve (Preston Sturges, 1941)'I need him like the axe needs the turkey' - Jean HarringtonI had long heard of Preston Sturges' influence on the Coen Brothers hilarious 'Oh Brother Where Art Thou?' and once caught a couple of minutes of 'Sullivan's Travels' when I was getting ready to go out. It was hysterical and since that moment I've desperately wanted to see one of his films. Anyone that's read my posts will realise by now that I'm coming to most of these directors for the first time, so far of all the films I've reviewed on this list John Ford is the only director whose work I had seen previously. So it's with Sturges that I now have my initiation, I thought I would start with what is dubbed as his finest work, and what I sees, I like very much indeed.I'm already a f
Rescue Chef with Danny BoomeWeeknight Family MealMummy Boome's Traditional Shepherds PieWhole-Wheat BiscuitsCrustless Apple Pie with Vanilla Ice CreamDanny Boome is in Hopewell Junction in upstate New York. Of course, with his sense of geography, he’s probably in Times Square.Mary, a mother of two, has a terrible dilemma. Her boys will only eat meat, pasta and pizza. So how does that make her different from 99.9% percent of the universe? My daughter would only eat white food. I had to introduce vegetables to my son by the ½ teaspoonful.Anyway, the big thing she wants to learn is how to get her kids to eat more vegetables. This will be a bit of a challenge, because, let’s just say, Mary isn’t the most proficient cook on the block (or, actually, in the neighborhood, state, or even in
Jane Danson plans to ban her son from watching Coronation Street because she is appalled at her character’s antics.
The actress, who plays Leanne Battersby in the ITV1 soap, said 20-month-old Harry would have to wait a few years before viewing the show.
She told Teletext: “Leanne isn’t exactly a good role model for him.
“She’s involved in [...]
If you’re reading this article from inside the UK (or soon, worldwide) there’s a good chance an advertising company called Phorm is watching your every move, and has been for some time. Three major ISP’s in the UK have been secretly selling your browsing habits to the company as part of a trial, which has [...]
Have you seen the movie Click? If you haven’t, it’s really a great movie. It embodies the sentiment that life passes so quickly, so live it and enjoy it while it’s here for you.
Here’s a clip from it, though, that makes me bust a gut every time I see it. The animated moves [...]
To my surprise, Blogs Is Watching is listed as one of the Top "Urban" Blogs according to GreasyGuide.com. I don't like for the BiW blog to be too categorized, but hey, we appreciate the mention and will continue to strive for exellence. If anything, Blogs Is Watching is a site that posts things that moves us and on items we like to keep an eye on. Basically things we think are cool and that you may be interested in as well. Should be fun to see if we make the list next month! In the meantime, check out the other blogs that made the list by clicking here. A few of my favorites that I frequent are on the list.So here is the list we feel are the most important in the urban blogosphere right now and how they stack up against one another. You might not see your favorite on this list and that’
The next time you drive your certified Ford through Texas, look for the “environmental police” who watch your vehicle. This article talks about websites where you can report litterers and cars with sub-standard emissions. When you log on to these websites, prompts ask for the following :
License plate number
Make of vehicle
Time of day
Date
Location
What was tossed out the [...]
Ya know, if a cat can do it, why can’t my son? Okay, maybe it was trying to “flush the evidence,” or enjoyed watching a mouse go round and round -
but at least it knows how to flush a toilet.
Somebody send Gizmo over to my house, please! My son needs some “learnin’.”
Well, the Rutgers women's basketball team lost to UConn in the NCAA Women's Tournament last night, 66-56. I can't say I am not pleased with this outcome, especially since I am hardly a fan of C. Vivian Stringer, the coach of Rutgers. What I do hope is that unlike last year, that Don Imus forgot to watch last night's game ... because we all know what happened last year when he watched ...
Bloggers beware. Big Brother is watching and “Uncle Sam Wants You!” As a further testament to the power of blogging it has just been revealed that a study called “Blogs and...
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Do you suspect your spouse or significant other is cheating on you? When you call his/her cell phone and they don’t pick up, do you wonder if they are hooking up with a midnight delight?
Fear not mortals, the Grassy Knoll Institute has found a solution for you. Submitted to the Institute by Jodi, this [...]
Ya ,thats true a video has hit the youtube in which Larry page has been shown doing Bird Watching(Girls Watching) on the street.In the video he and his friends were commenting on the girls passing by.There are also rumors that Larry Page was ready to give 1 million $ to the person who had shoot that video but the person asks for more.Here is the video you can check...
10 At dinner party, you make guests tip off for every pork chop
9. You got a tattoo of Jim Nantz where a tattoo of Jim Nantz shouldn't be
8. You name your child "Gonzaga"
7. Just checked into rehab to kick $500-a-day nacho cheese addiction
6. Got a 35-second shot clock in your bedroom -- it's an oldie but a goodie, folks
5. Constantly asking, "What would Michigan State
This from the Associated Press:LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — On the agenda: A student who got into a shouting match with a faculty member. Another who harassed a female classmate. Someone found sleeping in a car. And a student who posted a threat against a professor on Facebook.In a practice adopted at one college after another since the massacre at Virginia Tech, a University of Kentucky committee of deans, administrators, campus police and mental health officials has begun meeting regularly to discuss a watch list of troubled students and decide whether they need professional help or should be sent packing.These "threat assessment groups" are aimed at heading off the kind of bloodshed seen at Virginia Tech a year ago and at Northern Illinois University last month."You've got to be way ahead of
Google is watching you and your every move. It could some day happen, literally. But on the fun side of things. Here is a fun video clip representing the potential of google maps and what could some day become a partial reality. Be extremely cautious and don’t forget to zoom out!
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