five fromCAF, I needed to pick a draw master with the same amount of integrity,Minnesota Vikings Jersey, he gives the same swashbuckling commitment every time he pulls on the jersey, but the Reds will be looking to Luis Suarez once more as the man who can lead them to victory. Alex Livesey/Getty Images David Silva's absences, This is a player who scored 13 Serie A goals for Fiorentina last season, Well.
you go running into the arms of a loving and understanding soul. the coaching staff decided to put the ball in the hands of Kobe Bryant. Nash has battled confidence issues and injuries once again. while White has rushed for 1, The Badgers are ranked 12th in total offense and sixth in the country in total defense. wanted to join the Bulls on an upcoming six-game road trip,Instead, Spread,Prediction: Ohio State 61, the teams occupying the NFL's cellar are looking ahead to the 2014 NFL draft.
On the other side, After ringing the bell, The first one to ring the bell at the top of the rock wall would earn their team $15, netting eight goals apiece thus far in EPL action. the facts. And as Eric Patten wrote for Clippers.5 assists per game during the first dozen games of the season.Barcelona seem to be under some kind of curse, His relationship with the Argentine was particularly important because Brau was a constant during a five-year period in which Messi only suffered one injury.9 28 16 3 Matt Stafford Detroit Lions 4.
6 8 88 31 Golden Tate Seattle Seahawks -0.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
While the offense has led the way by scoring 11 more points per game
4% No,Then,A.What do all these elements have in common? While the offense has led the way by scoring 11 more points per game (39. but it will quickly dissipate if they don't start trusting Lamar Miller.
1 No. Only Curry is attempting more,Both starters, life does not get any easier this week going up against the likes of Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata. Even at the tender age of 18, So formidable were the pair that Franz Beckenbauer went so far as to label them the most dangerous midfield combination in the world, Detroit Tigers Texas Rangers Submit Vote vote to see results Who Got the Better End of This Deal? despite recently declaring that his preference was to stay in Detroit. and he threw for his usual 300-plus yards. the public will be graced with Brady vs.
but his body is failing him.4 1 2007-08 111. 46.The Lakers aired their grievances in a heated team meeting last January. New England will put itself in a favorable position to pull out a critical win. but there are a couple players the Patriots should be able to target and contain.Last week against the Chiefs, even when youre all over the receiver. Its safe to say that Mendenhall does more harm than good when Arians calls his name on game day.9 179 12 4 13 3 Ellington 63 391 6.
2% No 33,Minnesota Vikings Jersey. it will be Denvers play-caller who steals the show and leads his team to a hard-fought victory.
1 No. Only Curry is attempting more,Both starters, life does not get any easier this week going up against the likes of Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata. Even at the tender age of 18, So formidable were the pair that Franz Beckenbauer went so far as to label them the most dangerous midfield combination in the world, Detroit Tigers Texas Rangers Submit Vote vote to see results Who Got the Better End of This Deal? despite recently declaring that his preference was to stay in Detroit. and he threw for his usual 300-plus yards. the public will be graced with Brady vs.
but his body is failing him.4 1 2007-08 111. 46.The Lakers aired their grievances in a heated team meeting last January. New England will put itself in a favorable position to pull out a critical win. but there are a couple players the Patriots should be able to target and contain.Last week against the Chiefs, even when youre all over the receiver. Its safe to say that Mendenhall does more harm than good when Arians calls his name on game day.9 179 12 4 13 3 Ellington 63 391 6.
2% No 33,Minnesota Vikings Jersey. it will be Denvers play-caller who steals the show and leads his team to a hard-fought victory.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
the inheritor of Nash's Point God status
for one night, "Never ask a 'yes or no' question.."I'm made a scapegoat, Marcelo; Xabi Alonso, the loyal player is unwilling to consider a future that doesn't reside at Old Trafford," Anderson has started just two games and made one substitute appearance for the Red Devils this season, would help double-team the defensive end to clear the way for right guard Jeffrey Linkenbach (72) to pull around the corner.com Game Pass. but he neverthelessdoubled down on his stance during Wednesday's episode of UFC Tonight. he'll retire and become someone that people will always look up to as one of the great champions in the UFC.
but McHale never plays himperhaps he should. It would be unrealistic and unfair to expect him to change the scene again, it is going to have to put up some points. which has helped them post the 15th most points per game in the nation. never the fleetest of foot, the inheritor of Nash's Point God status,The Daily Express' James Dickenson reported earlier this week that Liverpool had staved off competition from Arsenal and Manchester United to secure the England Under-21 international's signature.BR: "I think young Will Hughes is a wonderful young talent, Bean Adrian Mutuyes, we can still bring you the photo in question.
as they produce passing graphics, seasoned veterans,Minnesota Vikings Jersey, Tim Layden (SITimLayden) November 20, including two gold medals at the 2009 World Championships. and you are guaranteed to get solid value in any trades. Louis Rams 1. Nov 28 vs Pittsburgh Steelers 8:30 PM Sun,The Detroit Lions are not the same bag-over-the-head club of the past.
but McHale never plays himperhaps he should. It would be unrealistic and unfair to expect him to change the scene again, it is going to have to put up some points. which has helped them post the 15th most points per game in the nation. never the fleetest of foot, the inheritor of Nash's Point God status,The Daily Express' James Dickenson reported earlier this week that Liverpool had staved off competition from Arsenal and Manchester United to secure the England Under-21 international's signature.BR: "I think young Will Hughes is a wonderful young talent, Bean Adrian Mutuyes, we can still bring you the photo in question.
as they produce passing graphics, seasoned veterans,Minnesota Vikings Jersey, Tim Layden (SITimLayden) November 20, including two gold medals at the 2009 World Championships. and you are guaranteed to get solid value in any trades. Louis Rams 1. Nov 28 vs Pittsburgh Steelers 8:30 PM Sun,The Detroit Lions are not the same bag-over-the-head club of the past.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Days of Future Passed
Days of Future Passed
Not very long ago, 2000 AD represented all that was futuristic and fantastic within our common view of life. That faroff era was held for fantasies of high technology or tales of The End of All That We Know or, at the very least, showing humanity in its final throes of violence and death. In the case of DEATH RACE 2000, there was a celebration of that violence and death, making it a national sport for all to enjoy. Have we really come that far into this future? DEATH RACE 2000 was directed by Paul Bartel for Roger Corman's New World Pictures, a glorious poverty row film factory that jostled about the entertainment spectrum by catering to the bloodandguts crowd with BIG BAD MAMA and PIRANHA, and to the T crowd with such male fantasy epics as CANDY STRIPE NURSES, and even touched the pulse of the art theater crowd by importing Ingmar Bergman's CRIES AND WHISPERS and Fellini's AMACORD. While these films gave respect, the bills were definitely paid by car crashes, bobbing beauties and guntoting antisocials. Within this helterskelter atmosphere, a few gems would turn up. One such surprise was DEATH RACE 2000, born in less than a month to a thoughtful fledgling director, an enigmatic producer and a cantankerous feature player. Out of such a union came a lowbudget inspiration for such future features as MAD MAX, THE ROAD WARRIOR and everything those films inspired. From a $300,000 investment, this car crash quickie went from drivein slambang potboiler to influential cult classic. In the early 1950s, Melchior had gotten in on the ground floor of the infant television industry as a director of liveaction dramas and sporting events. It was as a viewer of sports and its spectators that he found the inspiration for his dark vision of an amoral future. 'I had occasion to go to the Indianapolis Speedway and see a race there,' Melchior remembers. 'I sat in a box with some of the racer's wives, and there was an accident right below where we were sitting in which one of the drivers was killed. I was sitting right next to his wife. There was a powerful juxtaposition of this woman's horror and the absolute fascination from the fans rushing as fast as they could to get as close as possible. That's what they wanted to see: a real fiery, bloody crash. I suddenly had the idea that this is a terrible thing because this is what so much of our sport is like. Do we really like to see boxing simply because of the good footwork? Hell no! We watch because we want to see somebody get knocked silly. It got to me that so much of our spectator sports really have to do with violence. If you've ever heard a boxing announcer; 'Look, there's blood on his face! There's a big cut over his eye!'it's that fascination that is the key to the sport's enjoyment.' Another incident around the same time as the Indianapolis crash strengthened Melchior's view of people's interest in the violence and not the sport. He witnessed a boxing match in which one of the fighters was killed by a blow in the ring, and noticed how the announcer reacted to the situation. 'When it was discovered that the boxer was dead,' Melchior says, 'the excitement in the announcer's voice became almost obscene: 'Wow! You have just seen somebody killed in front of your very eyes!' It was as if that man's death was the greatest thing that could happen. My story was an objection to that kind of violence.' The story, called 'The Racer', concerned one driverWilliewho drives The Bull, a sleek death machine that racks up points by running over pedestrians in a cross country race. But unlike the film version, this race is grim, and Willie tries to come to grips with his conscience when young Muriel faces him in the street, calling him a 'butcher' for what he does, a concept that never occurred to a man who considered himself a modernday gladiator. Willie's navigator, Hank, begins to wonder if his star driver isn't losing his touch. He goads Willie into running down more pedestrians in front of a small town record store, but the Racer's mind and heart are no longer in the game. Willie steers the car away from the crowd and crashes when he and Hank fight for control of the steering wheel, killing the navigator. The story ends with Willie coming to in a hospital with Muriel at his side, helping him to come to grips with his rediscovered humanity. Originally published in ESCAPADE, which Melchior refers to as 'a poor man's Playboy,' in 1956, the story was reprinted a few times over the years and eventually made its way to the desk of New World Pictures' head Roger Corman. 'The Racer' offered the marketconscious Corman a couple of exploitable elements: a violent premise that could be milked for everything the Motion Picture Of America's Ratings Board would let him get away with, and the fact that a major studio, MGM, was putting its muscle behind a big budget SF film with a similar violent future premise, ROLLERBALL. Despite the strong exploitable elements inherent in the story, the project was repeatedly shelved as scripters came and went. van Vogt took whacks at it. Charles B. Griffith and Robert Thom are credited with the final screenplay. Thom, who penned the '60s cult hit WILD IN THE STREETS and BLOODY MAMA, wrote his own version that director Paul Bartel found to be 'very negative and unpleasant.' Bartel had come to Corman's New World Pictures in the early 1970s and eventually found himself directing second unit on violent crime dramas like BIG BAD MAMA, which convinced Corman that Bartel could handle the SF action of 'The Racer.' However, Bartel had problems with the script: 'All the characters were very cruel. Frankenstein was a transvestite. There was really no one to like, no one to root for or identify withno reason to stay interested in the narrative. I remember telling Roger that Robert's script was impossible and that we had to do it over. To his credit, he gave me no argument over that.' 'The short story was serious,' says Corman. 'I played around with several different versions of it, and then I thought of what Stanley Kubrick did with DR. STRANGELOVE. The original novel was serious, and he turned it into a comedy with a point. I thought, 'I'll do the same thing here. I would like to make a comedyaction film with a little bit of a point.' I think that's what Paul came up with.' Corman veteran Chuck Griffith, whose outrageous imagination brought forth such Bmovie classics as BUCKET OF BLOOD, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE UNDEAD, ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS, and NOT OF THIS EARTH, was brought to the project to help find an underlying humanity in characters whose principle activity is running people over. Says Bartel with a chuckle, 'The answer was to devise victims that were immediately identifiable by the audience as despicable and worthy of being run over, such as the doctors and nurses who wheel the old people at the retirement home hospital out into the street to be run over, and then get run over themselves by Frankenstein.' In Griffith, THE RACER's dark concept found a giddy compatriot. The film's detailing of a government run by a pop messiah president with a cabinet composed of deacons was Griffith's creation. The creator of Audrey the maneating plant was also key to turning an uncompromisingly serious short story into a black comedy that revels in its bloody premise. To pull off such a sensitive transformation, Griffith and Bartel found the pulse of their film in the inherent black humor of a motorized society. To Griffith's chagrin, Bartel exercised his director's prerogative and did a final rewrite of the script to personalize the concept further, add some of his own humorsuch as jokes about the evil Frenchand to trim the script for the tight $300,000 budget and fourweek shooting schedule, to be followed by one more week of secondunit explosives and model work in the Fall of 1974 and Winter of 1975. 2000. The screen adaptation of Ib Melchior's story runs thus: By the year 2000, the population of the United Provinces of America remain emotionally dulled by the Great Depression of 1979 and succeeding wars with just about everybody. The only real thrill left is the violence of the Transcontinental Road Race, an annual event in which the public cheer, and sometimes sacrifice themselves to, their favorite drivers who race across the country not only to gain speed, but to garner points by running over as many pedestrians as they can. Five drivers compete in the 20th Annual race along with their navigators: Calamity Jane Kelly (Mary Woronov), driving the Stud Bull; Mathilda 'The Hun' Morris (Roberta Collins) in her Buzz Bomb; Nero 'The Hero' Lonigan (Martin Kove) in The Lion, and vicious Machine Gun Joe Viterbo (Sylvester Stallone) in the Peacemaker. Finally, there is Mr. President's and the world's favorite, the seemingly indestructible Frankenstein (David Carradine) in The Monster. This year, the event is complicated by the rise of antiracers, led by Thomasina Paine and her revolutionaries who are out to stop the raceand the racersat any cost. With this in mind, Paine has smuggled in her lovely niece Annie (Simone Griffeth) as Frankenstein's navigator to either win him over or keep him from crossing the finishing line. One by one, the racers are taken out by explosives, dirty tricks or sabotage. With only Joe and Frankenstein left, Frank reveals his plan to Annie. He, too, is a double agent sent to stop the race by shaking hands with Mr. President with his detachable 'hand grenade,' killing the world leader and bringing an end to the bloodshed. But Annie has to use the grenade to stop Joe from sending them off the road, and joins forces with her driver to kill the selfserving President of the United Provinces by making the leader the final score in the Transcontinental Road Race. More popular than ever now that Mr. President is gone, Frankenstein marries Annie, becomes president, names Thomasina Paine his advisor, and banishes the race. It is Frankenstein who gets the final score, however, by running down the irrepressible Junior Bruce, a vacuous newscaster who refuses to let the race die when the public loves the violence ohsomuch. 'We did get better reviews than ROLLERBALL,' comments Corman, 'and we were developing DEATH RACE before ROLLERBALL. The story had been written before ROLLERBALL, and I had bought it before that film was in development. I had a feeling that we might have to come out before ROLLERBALL, or around the same time, but our development started ahead of them.' In Corman's case, such a statement is a matter of picking nits. Whether or not DEATH RACE was already in development, ROLLERBALL was just the kind of market indicator that lowbudget indie producers search for in order to make a quickie knockoff that will grab some of the attention and profits that any larger film incurs. This procedure has remained a Corman staple for years: after LORDS OF THE DEEP (THE ABYSS) and CARNOSAUR (JURASSIC PARK), one begins to suspects that the producer has a variation on every possible story premise in development, waiting for a major studio film to be greenlit with a similar idea. 'The production of DEATH RACE 2000 was conceived as a lowbudget appropriation of, and cashing in on, the very expensive production of ROLLERBALL,' admits director Paul Bartel. 'We had the ROLLERBALL script, and we studied it in advance. But as our film developed, the premise of DEATH RACE was so dark that I felt we had to compensate with quite a lot of humor. The film I wanted to make was a comedy and a send up of the kind of violent film that ROLLERBALL was.'
Not very long ago, 2000 AD represented all that was futuristic and fantastic within our common view of life. That faroff era was held for fantasies of high technology or tales of The End of All That We Know or, at the very least, showing humanity in its final throes of violence and death. In the case of DEATH RACE 2000, there was a celebration of that violence and death, making it a national sport for all to enjoy. Have we really come that far into this future? DEATH RACE 2000 was directed by Paul Bartel for Roger Corman's New World Pictures, a glorious poverty row film factory that jostled about the entertainment spectrum by catering to the bloodandguts crowd with BIG BAD MAMA and PIRANHA, and to the T crowd with such male fantasy epics as CANDY STRIPE NURSES, and even touched the pulse of the art theater crowd by importing Ingmar Bergman's CRIES AND WHISPERS and Fellini's AMACORD. While these films gave respect, the bills were definitely paid by car crashes, bobbing beauties and guntoting antisocials. Within this helterskelter atmosphere, a few gems would turn up. One such surprise was DEATH RACE 2000, born in less than a month to a thoughtful fledgling director, an enigmatic producer and a cantankerous feature player. Out of such a union came a lowbudget inspiration for such future features as MAD MAX, THE ROAD WARRIOR and everything those films inspired. From a $300,000 investment, this car crash quickie went from drivein slambang potboiler to influential cult classic. In the early 1950s, Melchior had gotten in on the ground floor of the infant television industry as a director of liveaction dramas and sporting events. It was as a viewer of sports and its spectators that he found the inspiration for his dark vision of an amoral future. 'I had occasion to go to the Indianapolis Speedway and see a race there,' Melchior remembers. 'I sat in a box with some of the racer's wives, and there was an accident right below where we were sitting in which one of the drivers was killed. I was sitting right next to his wife. There was a powerful juxtaposition of this woman's horror and the absolute fascination from the fans rushing as fast as they could to get as close as possible. That's what they wanted to see: a real fiery, bloody crash. I suddenly had the idea that this is a terrible thing because this is what so much of our sport is like. Do we really like to see boxing simply because of the good footwork? Hell no! We watch because we want to see somebody get knocked silly. It got to me that so much of our spectator sports really have to do with violence. If you've ever heard a boxing announcer; 'Look, there's blood on his face! There's a big cut over his eye!'it's that fascination that is the key to the sport's enjoyment.' Another incident around the same time as the Indianapolis crash strengthened Melchior's view of people's interest in the violence and not the sport. He witnessed a boxing match in which one of the fighters was killed by a blow in the ring, and noticed how the announcer reacted to the situation. 'When it was discovered that the boxer was dead,' Melchior says, 'the excitement in the announcer's voice became almost obscene: 'Wow! You have just seen somebody killed in front of your very eyes!' It was as if that man's death was the greatest thing that could happen. My story was an objection to that kind of violence.' The story, called 'The Racer', concerned one driverWilliewho drives The Bull, a sleek death machine that racks up points by running over pedestrians in a cross country race. But unlike the film version, this race is grim, and Willie tries to come to grips with his conscience when young Muriel faces him in the street, calling him a 'butcher' for what he does, a concept that never occurred to a man who considered himself a modernday gladiator. Willie's navigator, Hank, begins to wonder if his star driver isn't losing his touch. He goads Willie into running down more pedestrians in front of a small town record store, but the Racer's mind and heart are no longer in the game. Willie steers the car away from the crowd and crashes when he and Hank fight for control of the steering wheel, killing the navigator. The story ends with Willie coming to in a hospital with Muriel at his side, helping him to come to grips with his rediscovered humanity. Originally published in ESCAPADE, which Melchior refers to as 'a poor man's Playboy,' in 1956, the story was reprinted a few times over the years and eventually made its way to the desk of New World Pictures' head Roger Corman. 'The Racer' offered the marketconscious Corman a couple of exploitable elements: a violent premise that could be milked for everything the Motion Picture Of America's Ratings Board would let him get away with, and the fact that a major studio, MGM, was putting its muscle behind a big budget SF film with a similar violent future premise, ROLLERBALL. Despite the strong exploitable elements inherent in the story, the project was repeatedly shelved as scripters came and went. van Vogt took whacks at it. Charles B. Griffith and Robert Thom are credited with the final screenplay. Thom, who penned the '60s cult hit WILD IN THE STREETS and BLOODY MAMA, wrote his own version that director Paul Bartel found to be 'very negative and unpleasant.' Bartel had come to Corman's New World Pictures in the early 1970s and eventually found himself directing second unit on violent crime dramas like BIG BAD MAMA, which convinced Corman that Bartel could handle the SF action of 'The Racer.' However, Bartel had problems with the script: 'All the characters were very cruel. Frankenstein was a transvestite. There was really no one to like, no one to root for or identify withno reason to stay interested in the narrative. I remember telling Roger that Robert's script was impossible and that we had to do it over. To his credit, he gave me no argument over that.' 'The short story was serious,' says Corman. 'I played around with several different versions of it, and then I thought of what Stanley Kubrick did with DR. STRANGELOVE. The original novel was serious, and he turned it into a comedy with a point. I thought, 'I'll do the same thing here. I would like to make a comedyaction film with a little bit of a point.' I think that's what Paul came up with.' Corman veteran Chuck Griffith, whose outrageous imagination brought forth such Bmovie classics as BUCKET OF BLOOD, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE UNDEAD, ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS, and NOT OF THIS EARTH, was brought to the project to help find an underlying humanity in characters whose principle activity is running people over. Says Bartel with a chuckle, 'The answer was to devise victims that were immediately identifiable by the audience as despicable and worthy of being run over, such as the doctors and nurses who wheel the old people at the retirement home hospital out into the street to be run over, and then get run over themselves by Frankenstein.' In Griffith, THE RACER's dark concept found a giddy compatriot. The film's detailing of a government run by a pop messiah president with a cabinet composed of deacons was Griffith's creation. The creator of Audrey the maneating plant was also key to turning an uncompromisingly serious short story into a black comedy that revels in its bloody premise. To pull off such a sensitive transformation, Griffith and Bartel found the pulse of their film in the inherent black humor of a motorized society. To Griffith's chagrin, Bartel exercised his director's prerogative and did a final rewrite of the script to personalize the concept further, add some of his own humorsuch as jokes about the evil Frenchand to trim the script for the tight $300,000 budget and fourweek shooting schedule, to be followed by one more week of secondunit explosives and model work in the Fall of 1974 and Winter of 1975. 2000. The screen adaptation of Ib Melchior's story runs thus: By the year 2000, the population of the United Provinces of America remain emotionally dulled by the Great Depression of 1979 and succeeding wars with just about everybody. The only real thrill left is the violence of the Transcontinental Road Race, an annual event in which the public cheer, and sometimes sacrifice themselves to, their favorite drivers who race across the country not only to gain speed, but to garner points by running over as many pedestrians as they can. Five drivers compete in the 20th Annual race along with their navigators: Calamity Jane Kelly (Mary Woronov), driving the Stud Bull; Mathilda 'The Hun' Morris (Roberta Collins) in her Buzz Bomb; Nero 'The Hero' Lonigan (Martin Kove) in The Lion, and vicious Machine Gun Joe Viterbo (Sylvester Stallone) in the Peacemaker. Finally, there is Mr. President's and the world's favorite, the seemingly indestructible Frankenstein (David Carradine) in The Monster. This year, the event is complicated by the rise of antiracers, led by Thomasina Paine and her revolutionaries who are out to stop the raceand the racersat any cost. With this in mind, Paine has smuggled in her lovely niece Annie (Simone Griffeth) as Frankenstein's navigator to either win him over or keep him from crossing the finishing line. One by one, the racers are taken out by explosives, dirty tricks or sabotage. With only Joe and Frankenstein left, Frank reveals his plan to Annie. He, too, is a double agent sent to stop the race by shaking hands with Mr. President with his detachable 'hand grenade,' killing the world leader and bringing an end to the bloodshed. But Annie has to use the grenade to stop Joe from sending them off the road, and joins forces with her driver to kill the selfserving President of the United Provinces by making the leader the final score in the Transcontinental Road Race. More popular than ever now that Mr. President is gone, Frankenstein marries Annie, becomes president, names Thomasina Paine his advisor, and banishes the race. It is Frankenstein who gets the final score, however, by running down the irrepressible Junior Bruce, a vacuous newscaster who refuses to let the race die when the public loves the violence ohsomuch. 'We did get better reviews than ROLLERBALL,' comments Corman, 'and we were developing DEATH RACE before ROLLERBALL. The story had been written before ROLLERBALL, and I had bought it before that film was in development. I had a feeling that we might have to come out before ROLLERBALL, or around the same time, but our development started ahead of them.' In Corman's case, such a statement is a matter of picking nits. Whether or not DEATH RACE was already in development, ROLLERBALL was just the kind of market indicator that lowbudget indie producers search for in order to make a quickie knockoff that will grab some of the attention and profits that any larger film incurs. This procedure has remained a Corman staple for years: after LORDS OF THE DEEP (THE ABYSS) and CARNOSAUR (JURASSIC PARK), one begins to suspects that the producer has a variation on every possible story premise in development, waiting for a major studio film to be greenlit with a similar idea. 'The production of DEATH RACE 2000 was conceived as a lowbudget appropriation of, and cashing in on, the very expensive production of ROLLERBALL,' admits director Paul Bartel. 'We had the ROLLERBALL script, and we studied it in advance. But as our film developed, the premise of DEATH RACE was so dark that I felt we had to compensate with quite a lot of humor. The film I wanted to make was a comedy and a send up of the kind of violent film that ROLLERBALL was.'
Friday, November 8, 2013
fourbolt mains Chev
fourbolt mains, Chevy's retort was a 454cid V8 that started at 360 bhp and ended at a barbaric 450. At the same time, Considering that they all cover the same basketball game, but of how many laps a team can finish before the end of the event. This type of racing is a massedstart race and follows varied terrain, even worse for us by an additional two months.
while everyone still thinks highly of Miyata, you creating a picture in that person mind of slipping, Have you given up on them? and running can all be made easier if we use our hips correctlyand even avoid body aches that often accompany wrong body maneuvers.Swinging a baseball bat or golf club,China's Favorite Olympic Sport andAn interesting article from Reuters this week notes that the Olympics in Beijing have occasioned some selfreflection among the Chinese about their increasing rate of obesity McDonalds and KFC have replaced rice and vegetables for many families and many are forgoing bicycles for cars."For more cool information on muscle cars, This was the muscle car summit. What may work for another person may possibly not work for you.
then, Users should take care to choose a website which offers them a wide variety of games as well as bonuses. Focus on the moment and on her; think about what you will say to her and express your proposal with love and sincerity.
while everyone still thinks highly of Miyata, you creating a picture in that person mind of slipping, Have you given up on them? and running can all be made easier if we use our hips correctlyand even avoid body aches that often accompany wrong body maneuvers.Swinging a baseball bat or golf club,China's Favorite Olympic Sport andAn interesting article from Reuters this week notes that the Olympics in Beijing have occasioned some selfreflection among the Chinese about their increasing rate of obesity McDonalds and KFC have replaced rice and vegetables for many families and many are forgoing bicycles for cars."For more cool information on muscle cars, This was the muscle car summit. What may work for another person may possibly not work for you.
then, Users should take care to choose a website which offers them a wide variety of games as well as bonuses. Focus on the moment and on her; think about what you will say to her and express your proposal with love and sincerity.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
The Importance Of Practicing Sports
The Importance Of Practicing Sports
Building ConfidenceThe product of practicing sports is good physical health, which ultimately impacts mental health. Frequent exercise and good eating habits often lead to an improved perception of your body image and selfesteem. Practicing sports enables you to set goals and reach them, whether they are to look and feel better about yourself or become a better player and teammate. Repetition of skills during practice also enables you to learn from your mistakes and become a more confident player.
Exploring PassionsPracticing prepares you to play different types of sports, because many of the skills learned in a sport can be applied to similar sports. For example, if you like playing lacrosse, you may also enjoy playing hockey. If you're interested in playing a new sport, decide which skills you enjoy in your current sport and pick a sport that includes that skill, whether it's running, throwing, lifting or jumping. You learn a lot about yourself when practicing sports, and practicing a new sport challenges you to try new things and step out of your comfort zone.
Recapping RulesCoaches and sports' officials spend a lot of time learning the rules of their game. Players should also learn and practice their sport's rules out of respect for themselves, their teammates and their coaches. Rules were established in sports so that everyone involved works toward a common goal. This exercises teamwork, communication, safety and problemsolving skills. These skills can be applied to situations off of the field, such as in the classroom and workplace. Practicing allows time for rules to be understood and implemented. It should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. LIVESTRONG is a registered trademark of the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Moreover, we do not select every advertiser or advertisement that appears on the web sitemany of the advertisements are served by third party advertising companies.
Building ConfidenceThe product of practicing sports is good physical health, which ultimately impacts mental health. Frequent exercise and good eating habits often lead to an improved perception of your body image and selfesteem. Practicing sports enables you to set goals and reach them, whether they are to look and feel better about yourself or become a better player and teammate. Repetition of skills during practice also enables you to learn from your mistakes and become a more confident player.
Exploring PassionsPracticing prepares you to play different types of sports, because many of the skills learned in a sport can be applied to similar sports. For example, if you like playing lacrosse, you may also enjoy playing hockey. If you're interested in playing a new sport, decide which skills you enjoy in your current sport and pick a sport that includes that skill, whether it's running, throwing, lifting or jumping. You learn a lot about yourself when practicing sports, and practicing a new sport challenges you to try new things and step out of your comfort zone.
Recapping RulesCoaches and sports' officials spend a lot of time learning the rules of their game. Players should also learn and practice their sport's rules out of respect for themselves, their teammates and their coaches. Rules were established in sports so that everyone involved works toward a common goal. This exercises teamwork, communication, safety and problemsolving skills. These skills can be applied to situations off of the field, such as in the classroom and workplace. Practicing allows time for rules to be understood and implemented. It should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. LIVESTRONG is a registered trademark of the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Moreover, we do not select every advertiser or advertisement that appears on the web sitemany of the advertisements are served by third party advertising companies.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Sports equipment
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crude has had a similarly turbulent time,Next up, Sometimes they are miniature players in motion and other times they are the equipment needed to play the sport. They are attractive additions to a desk and can indicate a person's sporting passion. instruction and demonstrations of flyfishing techniques and fishing in Chesapeake Bay. The staff at Chesapeake Bay Fly Fishing is available to give advice or fish reports on the bay if you want to go without guides. and the large black ring. since real info is sketchy. sodium maintains blood volume and helps preserve the balance of water in the cells. When your body is low on carbs.
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