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Clash Of The Titans 1981: To 2010

lledslinger — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 05:21:44 +0000

This years version (2010) from the 1981 film Clash of the Titans is going to be showing on April 2, 2010 and you might like to enjoy this classic version initial prior to jumping to theaters said date and watch the present day version. This 1981 movie stars Harry Hamlin playing as Perseus. Other casts were Laurence Oliver (Zeus), Claire Bloom (Hera), Jack Gwilim (Poseidon), Maggie Smith (Thetis), Ursula Andress (Aphrodite), and Susan Fleetwood (Athena).

Some say that you will find some characters of 1981 that simply cannot be seen on the Clash of the Titans 2010 version plus some characters where changed in ways which are not even close the original film. Basically like Medusas look and physical structure make and modern Kraken 2010 have a fantastic overhaul in the modern version.

Heres the trailer of this Of The Clash of The Titans 1981 classic:

Captain Phil Harris Dead Stroke

lledslinger — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:12:16 +0000

Captain Phil Harris from “Deadliest Catch” Dead From Stroke

See story at News Cast Daily

Captain Phil Harris Dead From Stroke

The Road DVDSCR XVID V2 Toxic

lledslinger — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:16:36 +0000

I found The Road DVDSCR XVID V2 Toxic in hot trends earlier today which i had not heard of before. I did a little research and found this article

This article is from Warez Forum

Plot:A father and his son walk alone through burned America. Nothing moves in the ravaged landscape save the ash on the wind and water. It is cold enough to crack stones, and, when the snow falls it is gray. The sky is dark. Their destination is the warmer south, although they dont know what, if anything, awaits them there. They have nothing: just a pistol to defend themselves against the lawless cannibalistic bands that stalk the road, the clothes they are wearing, a rusting shopping cart of scavenged foodand each other.

Rip INFO
Release Group: ToXiC
Release Name: The Road DVDSCR XVID V2-ToXiC
Release Date: January 10, 2010
Filename: The Road DVDSCR XVID-ToXiC
Source: DVDSCR
Size: 1.91 GB
Genre: Adventure | Drama | Thriller
Video: 720304 (2.250:1) | 1472kbps | 29.970fps
Audio: English | 448kbps | AC3 5.1
Subtitles: N/A
Runtime: 1hr 50min
IMDB Rating: 8.1/10 (5,059 votes)
RT Critics: 6.8/10 (141 reviews)
Directed By: John Hillcoat
Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kodi McPhee, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce

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TNA Final Resolution Live Stream

lledslinger — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 03:33:10 +0000

Watch TNA Final Resolution Live Stream: Final Resolution will be the final TNA event of the year to watch for. Its will be coming in live this Sun. on December twenty on Pay-per-View.

Some of this years finest warriors will go to war on TNA: Final Resolution.

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2009 is marked with great battle, irritations and victory but is a long way from being over. This December 20th the Feast of Fired match 2009 will be its ending. Just who will emerged from this battle as the winner and who will say farewell? Watch TNA Final Resolution Live Stream by TNA Wrestling.

Redtubtube Not For Me

lledslinger — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:48:58 +0000

I was checking out google hot trends and saw the term redtubtube. Well it seem interesting so I followed the likes and found them to be porn related article. I know some of you are into that kind of stuff and might interest you but not me.

The main reason I decided on doing an article about redtubtube was to let people like me and with kids, this might not be the best search term to follow. Some of you know a lot of scams and virus’s are associated with porn.

Vevo Get Investor

lledslinger — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:36:41 +0000

Vevo, the online music-video website, now has an Arab media conglomerate investor.

Abu Dhabi Media Company, with the people from the United Arab Emirates, has invested an undisclosed amount into Vevo, the companies announced today Monday Oct. 28 2009

The largest recording label, Universal Music Group, founded Vevo earlier this year. Sony Music Entertainment, which is second in size behind Universal, an has since joined the Vevo venture. YouTube has been providing technology support for this video service, which is reported to launch later this year.

According to press releases, Abu Dhabi Media Company was created by the oil-rich government of Abu Dhabi in 2007 to work with and develop and expand media in the country.

Vevo has attracted a lot of media attention, mostly do to the fact that music videos are the most watched genre on YouTube. Universal’s channel on YouTube site is the leader with over 5 billion views. The next in line would be Expertvillage, which has 823 million views.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip

lledslinger — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:41:42 +0000

After giving birth 2 and 1/2 months ago to her third child, Elisabeth Hasselbeck jumped right back into the her job at The View Monday, even revealing an embarrassing revelation of her own. That we are now calling the Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip.

Hasselbeck starting out by sharing a picture of her 10-week-old son and related how it compared to another photo she recently shared with her family. So how did a this picture of Timothys first smile, which she had sent out to her e-mail list, cause such a buzz?

You know when your baby smiles for the first time I reach for the iPhone, I had just been feeding him and I took the photo, Elisabeth said. He had this huge smile. Immediately I forward it to everyone on my family distribution list my mom, my dad, my brother, Tim Hasselbecks dad, his brother, his mom, his other brother and I send it to myself. So I get home and open up the photo Yeah, no wonder why he is smiling because my nipple is in the photo!

Its worse than drunk dialing, to forward pictures postpartum, she said of inadvertently flashing her entire family. Its embarrassing.

Im the one who just forwarded a photo with my own nipple, Elisabeth joked.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip video

Garth Brooks Out of Retirement

lledslinger — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:54:55 +0000

Garth Brooks Out Of Retirement is big news today.

Garth Brooks, known to many as one of the biggest country stars of all time, said Thursday he intends on come out of retirement after nine years away. A concert engagement in Las Vegas with be the the location of his comeback.

Garth Brooks made this announcement at a press conference at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. A second announcement followed later in the day at a second press conference at the Wynn Las Vegas hotel.

Garth Brooks Out Of Retirement will start work at the Wynn Las Vegas 15 weekends out of the year. Appropriately every three months, Brooks said, he’ll make a decision about continuing and exactly which weekends.

Tickets will cost $125 a seat, say’s Wynn. The first show is scheduled to be December 11. Tickets will go on sale October 24.

Movie Poster Collecting Requires Trained Eye

lledslinger — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:31:08 +0000

Movie posters generally can serve two purposes after their days as in-theater displays are over. One, they can be valuable collectibles, no different than baseball cards, stamps or comic books. And just as with those widely collected items, a posters condition has much to do with its value. And two, they make spectacular wall hangings, and can add a dash of style and pizzazz to your game room, office or den. (When used only as dcor, and not considered an investment, reprinted film advertisements are probably sufficient.)

No matter which group you fall into, knowing the difference between a collectible movie poster and a reprint is important. After all, if youre hoping to attain an item that will increase in value, it must be an original print. If, on the other hand, you only want to spruce up your off-campus apartment, theres no sense spending money on a pricier collectible when an equally attractive reprint would fit the bill.

What makes a film print collectible? How is the quality of a print determined? How can I preserve a collectible once Ive obtained one? If you are new to the collecting game, you likely have many questions that you need answered before you make your first purchase. Below, youll find a few tips to help get your collection started on the right foot.

Original vs. Reprint: Learning the difference

To determine whether something is considered collectible movie art, you must know the answer to two key questions: Was it produced, printed and distributed by a movie studio solely for the purpose of in-theater advertising? Was it originally intended for use only as a movie advertisement and not as an item meant for public consumption? If you can answer yes to both of those questions, youre likely dealing with a movie poster that has value.

Certainly other factors come into play (and well address some of them shortly) but the basic criteria have been met. Movie art materials that have value are created for studios by a select group of lithographers, sent to theaters as advertising materials, and later either returned to the studio or destroyed. They arent printed in huge numbers with the goal of being sold to the public later. In fact, the print run of each movie poster is limited to only what is necessary for theaters and distribution centers and later returned for credit. Because of this, there are fewer in circulation, which in turn is what makes them more valuable.

Making the Grade: Understanding what a print is worth

Grading systems used to determine the value of movie poster art are similar to grading systems used for other collectibles. Rips, bent corners, faded colors, staple holes or pinholes, and any other blemishes will detract from its market value. Most collectors will use standards set by the Motion Picture Arts Gallery to help figure a prints value. Ranging from Near Mint to Fair, the value of a print can be wide-ranging.

Prints graded in Near Mint condition were hardly ever used, if at all, boasting colors that are still vibrant and no mars of any kind. The MPAG scale declines as far down as Fair, which describes posters that show signs of wear, perhaps are ripping at the folds, and could have damaged borders. Even prints in this condition have value – the poster is still rare after all – but the market will knock points from its worth.

Of course, even after the condition of a print is ascertained, estimating its value requires additional legwork. You cant simply rely on a dealers word as to its worth. Conduct extensive research to determine how film prints for the same movie and of like condition are being valued. And remember, the more rare a piece, the more valuable it becomes, so if you have a difficult time locating artwork of a particular film, thats a good sign that its value might be higher.

Quality Control: Preserving your investment

No matter how great an investment you make in a movie poster, it wont be a sound investment if you dont care for the item. Preserving the quality of the paper is critical, but it isnt difficult to do with some basic instruction. One of the most preferred materials used to preserve valuable documents is uncoated polyester film. DuPonts Mylar D and ICI Corps Melinex 516 are two of the most popular brands. By sealing the movie posters, these products will protect your investment from the paper-destroying effects of moisture, pollutants, oils and acids.

Other preservation methods, less popular because they render the movie posters less usable, include using acid-free boards and boxes. Many collectors also have their posters professionally deacidified before storage to add additional years of life.

Size matters: Understanding the shapes and sizes

While the term movie poster is generically used to refer to any marketing materials used to advertise a film, actual studio-released work typically comes from a catalog of certain sizes. Below are the names of the most common sizes and where youre likely to first see each advertisement.

1 Sheet: 27 x 41 (27 x 40 after 1980); most often seen in theater lobbies and in display cases in and around theaters (i.e.: bus stations, train stations)

2 Sheet / Subway: 41 x 54; used in subway stations

3 Sheet: 41 x 81; used as large lobby displays

6 Sheet: 81 x 81; used as small billboards

12 Sheet: 108 x 144; used as medium billboards; very seldom used with new releases today

24 Sheet: 108 x 246 used as large billboards

30 Sheet: 118 x 265 used as large billboards

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Disaster House For The 12 Year Old In You.

lledslinger — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:22:51 +0000

Perhaps Disaster House is for you if you think that dropping a piano 75 feet through the roof of a house is really as cool as it gets. Maybe a better way to say it is if the 12 year old in you is still in charge this is may just be your lucky day.

DIY has a new show called “Disaster House” with disasters that happen right before our eyes ( of course the disaster is man made ) , then it is replayed over and over from different camera angles. You cam imagine the crew of “Jackass” watching this show and saying, Awesome, dude. But there’s nobody under all that carnage.
Disaster House host Josh Temple isn’t interested in causing injury. That may disappoint hard-core fans of some other Stupid TV show’s but that is Disaster House and it serves temple’s goal.

Josh dropping the piano through a house roof for the same reason that episodes in this 13-week series will smash a car in the driveway, set the house on fire and drive sledgehammers through the walls.

Josh Temple is showing viewers, how you and your house can recover from the most disasters if you just remain calm and use a step-by-step repair plan.

That piano, for example, falls with more screen drama than a big Oak tree.

But the effect it has on the roof are the same.

Temple explains, you repair the roof just as you would with a tree. You clear away the debris. Then you assess what the damaged is – elactric, walls, and whatever else. You clean up and take out the damaged roofing and supporting structure if any then you put new roofing on. Don’t forget to call your insurance company early in this process.

A calm, sensible repair plan makes sense, and Josh will probably help some people by laying this all out.

I will be honest here and say I have doubts that Disaster House will stand the test of time but I don’t see how many of the reality shows every made it.