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I'll review this because you guys would like it: Monster House Just fantastically enjoyable all the way through. This isnt really a kids movie as it definitely plays more to the 12-14 crowd, but setting it in the mid to late 80's aims it squarely at those of us in the 25-35 range. The movie is very funny and dark enough to be slightly scary, even for adults. Beyond that, it looks great. I'm pimping this movie because i'm a big cartoon fan and i want you guys to see it so they'll make more movies like this one, and less about a group of talking animals that are escaping from something (madagascar, the wild, barnyard, open season probably about 15 more coming out at christmas. Also, check out hoodwinked---which you should enjoy just for the allusions to Fletch--- a movie that NEEDS to be on DVD

edgar--- you seen Little Miss Sunshine yet? also, Shaun should be #1

this guy in my study hall who refuses to do any class work---and keeps falling asleep even though he's been explicitly told that he can not sleep

This thread is awesome....lte's try to keep it on the first page...it makes my netflix que fill up faster.. Crimes and Misdemeanors I love Woody Allen, and this one is very good. Woody's presence tends to hurt his pictures of late, but his character and presence are very stong in Crimes. I would recommend this to non-Allen fans, but of course, the axiom holds true: if you don't love Woody, you will probably want to kill yourself in the face before the end of the movie. Alan Alda might make you kill yourself samurai style as well. (futurama's take on alda is great: Maudlin or irreverent...thats all you get.)

Final: Great Falls (White Sox) 12, Helena 9 Zach Clem leads the team with 4 hits. Andy Bouchie with a bomb and 4 rbis... Helena Box Score and game Log www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._helr

Final: Great Falls (White Sox) 12, Helena 9 Zach Clem leads the team with 4 hits. Andy Bouchie with a bomb and 4 rbis... Helena Box Score and game Log www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._helr

i'm all in favor of bouchie, but don't forget that Lou palmisano absolutely dominated rookie ball also...

i'm all in favor of bouchie, but don't forget that Lou palmisano absolutely dominated rookie ball also...

I've got the Velvet Underground with Nico album, but thats about it on Reed...i could do more of him, but i sometimes need the pep of bowie...of course, i love me some new york dolls and iggy...

i like the "glam" too...especially boiwe and t.rex...but i could never get into roxy music...something a little too creepy for me..

The Hold Steady, The Thermals, The Long Winters, The Rapture, Numbers, The Raconteurs and Sparklehorse just to name a few. i love the thermals...and the raconteurs mention gives me a chanc eto pimp brendan benson solo stuff...the alternative to love is better than broken boy soldiers...and one mississippi is fantastic as well... finally, arent the long winters the band that th guy from harvey danger is in ? if so, you should check out their albums...not just "flagpole sitta" the other stuff...its good... also, check maximo park and the fuureheads, as well as the rakes...in the rapture mode...

don't want to jinx it, but Hickory would be exponentilly better for me than WV...my brother lives in Hickory and its only 1.5 hours from me.. good stuff...although the stadium is kinda blah...

Final: Great Falls 10 (W-Sox), Helena 2 Helena Box Score and Game log Chuckie Caulfield with 3 singles.. www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._helrok_1

Final: Great Falls 10 (W-Sox), Helena 2 Helena Box Score and Game log Chuckie Caulfield with 3 singles.. www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._helrok_1

Nashville Site Game Review Link, including pic 'o Drew Anderson, then text Sounds Drop Regular Season Finale, 10-4 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The American Conference Northern Division Champions Sounds closed out the season with a 10-4 loss to the Round Rock Express on Monday afternoon in front of 5,165 fans at Greer Stadium. With the loss, Nashville finished the 2006 regular season with a 76-68 record, one win better than last season?s championship club. Both Tony Gwynn (2-for-5) and Chris Barnwell (1-for-2) ended the season with a .300 batting average for Nashville after entering the game just shy of the mark at .299 each. It was the second time that Barnwell has been able to end the season at the .300 mark; the infielder batted .307 in rookie ball during his first pro campaign in 2001. This was the first time in Gwynn?s professional career that he has ended the season with .300 or better average. After clinching the Northern Division Sunday night, manager Frank Kremblas decided to give first baseman Graham Koonce the day off. Outfielder Dave Krynzel took Koonce?s spot at first base, making his first career appearance at any position outside of the outfield. Express starter Ezequiel Astacio (8-4) worked five innings of two-hit baseball en route to picking up his eighth win of the season. Sounds starter Ben Hendrickson (9-http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/glasses.gif took the loss, failing in his sixth consecutive attempt to record his 10th win of the season. He hurled four innings and allowed five Round Rock players to cross home on eight hits. Hendrickson earned his most recent win on August 3rd at Fresno. Round Rock jumped on the board first, etching a run of the game in the second inning. With Hector Gimenez on second, Derek Nicholson doubled off the base of the left field wall. Nicholson?s RBI double was his first two-base hit of the season. The Express increased their lead to five runs, plating runs in both the third and fourth innings. In the third inning, with runners on first and second, former Sound J.R. House singled to center to plate Royce Huffman from second. With one out, Brooks Conrad advanced 90 feet, from third to home, on a Gimenez sac fly to center. In the fourth frame, the Express notched two more runs with one swing of the bat. With Brian Gordon on first, Nicholson hit his third home run of the year, giving the Express a 5-0 lead. The Sounds plated two runs in the sixth inning to climb within three. Gwynn led off the inning with his team-leading fifth triple of the year down the right field line. With one out, Drew Anderson hit a ball over the center field fence, plating himself and Gwynn. Anderson?s roundtripper was his first career Triple-A home run. Chris Demaria came on in relief of Hendrickson in the fifth and worked three innings of shutout baseball to lower his ERA to a final 2.96 on the year. Reliever Mitch Stetter followed Demaria and gave up four runs on three hits in the eighth inning. After walking House to load the bases, Stetter gave up a sac fly to Gimenez and then a pair of two-out RBI hits. Cody Ransom singled to center, scoring Conrad from second, and Gordon hit a bases-clearing double. Both House and Ransom scored on the two-bagger. The Sounds answered back, plating two runs of their own in the home half of the eighth. With Jermaine Clark on first, Anderson doubled to center, allowing Clark to cross home. In the next at-bat, Krynzel singled to center field, scoring Anderson. The Express etched out one more run in the top of the ninth to bring the score to its final 10-4. The Sounds and the Express enjoy a day off on Tuesday before beginning the American Conference Finals, a best-for-five series with the first two games being played Wednesday and Thursday at Greer. The final three games will be played in Round Rock starting on Friday. The Sounds and Express face off for game one of the American Conference Finals on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Greer Stadium. The Sounds will give the starting nod to Carlos Villanueva (7-1, 2.71) and the Express will send Taylor Buchholz (1-3, 4.91) to the bump.

Nashville Site Game Review Link, including pic 'o Drew Anderson, then text Sounds Drop Regular Season Finale, 10-4 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The American Conference Northern Division Champions Sounds closed out the season with a 10-4 loss to the Round Rock Express on Monday afternoon in front of 5,165 fans at Greer Stadium. With the loss, Nashville finished the 2006 regular season with a 76-68 record, one win better than last season?s championship club. Both Tony Gwynn (2-for-5) and Chris Barnwell (1-for-2) ended the season with a .300 batting average for Nashville after entering the game just shy of the mark at .299 each. It was the second time that Barnwell has been able to end the season at the .300 mark; the infielder batted .307 in rookie ball during his first pro campaign in 2001. This was the first time in Gwynn?s professional career that he has ended the season with .300 or better average. After clinching the Northern Division Sunday night, manager Frank Kremblas decided to give first baseman Graham Koonce the day off. Outfielder Dave Krynzel took Koonce?s spot at first base, making his first career appearance at any position outside of the outfield. Express starter Ezequiel Astacio (8-4) worked five innings of two-hit baseball en route to picking up his eighth win of the season. Sounds starter Ben Hendrickson (9-http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/glasses.gif took the loss, failing in his sixth consecutive attempt to record his 10th win of the season. He hurled four innings and allowed five Round Rock players to cross home on eight hits. Hendrickson earned his most recent win on August 3rd at Fresno. Round Rock jumped on the board first, etching a run of the game in the second inning. With Hector Gimenez on second, Derek Nicholson doubled off the base of the left field wall. Nicholson?s RBI double was his first two-base hit of the season. The Express increased their lead to five runs, plating runs in both the third and fourth innings. In the third inning, with runners on first and second, former Sound J.R. House singled to center to plate Royce Huffman from second. With one out, Brooks Conrad advanced 90 feet, from third to home, on a Gimenez sac fly to center. In the fourth frame, the Express notched two more runs with one swing of the bat. With Brian Gordon on first, Nicholson hit his third home run of the year, giving the Express a 5-0 lead. The Sounds plated two runs in the sixth inning to climb within three. Gwynn led off the inning with his team-leading fifth triple of the year down the right field line. With one out, Drew Anderson hit a ball over the center field fence, plating himself and Gwynn. Anderson?s roundtripper was his first career Triple-A home run. Chris Demaria came on in relief of Hendrickson in the fifth and worked three innings of shutout baseball to lower his ERA to a final 2.96 on the year. Reliever Mitch Stetter followed Demaria and gave up four runs on three hits in the eighth inning. After walking House to load the bases, Stetter gave up a sac fly to Gimenez and then a pair of two-out RBI hits. Cody Ransom singled to center, scoring Conrad from second, and Gordon hit a bases-clearing double. Both House and Ransom scored on the two-bagger. The Sounds answered back, plating two runs of their own in the home half of the eighth. With Jermaine Clark on first, Anderson doubled to center, allowing Clark to cross home. In the next at-bat, Krynzel singled to center field, scoring Anderson. The Express etched out one more run in the top of the ninth to bring the score to its final 10-4. The Sounds and the Express enjoy a day off on Tuesday before beginning the American Conference Finals, a best-for-five series with the first two games being played Wednesday and Thursday at Greer. The final three games will be played in Round Rock starting on Friday. The Sounds and Express face off for game one of the American Conference Finals on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Greer Stadium. The Sounds will give the starting nod to Carlos Villanueva (7-1, 2.71) and the Express will send Taylor Buchholz (1-3, 4.91) to the bump.

Huntsville Site Gme Review link, then text Stars Close Regular Season With Shutout Win Mike Jones and three relievers combined on a two-hit shutout, as Huntsville closed out the regular season with a 1-0 win at the Hoover Met on Monday afternoon. The Stars took five out of six in the season-ending series to finish the second half at 43-26 and 67-71 overall, while the Barons finished the second half at 28-42 and with an overall mark of 59-81. Jeff Eure of the Stars and Michael Myers of the Barons each played all nine positions and both finished the game on the hill for their respective teams. Jones threw four scoreless, hitless innings in his first start with the Stars since 2004. He was taken out of the game after walking three, striking out three and tossing 65 pitches and was replaced by Joe Thatcher, who retired the side in order in the fifth inning. Chris Getz led off the home sixth with a bunt base hit to end the visitors no-hit bid but was stranded at third base when Corey Smith grounded out to end the frame. Chris Mabeus took over for the Stars in the seventh inning and retired all six hitters he faced before Eure stepped to the hill in the ninth. He allowed a leadoff, ground rule double to Chris Amador, retired Myers on a ground out to shortstop and ended the game by striking out Smith and Micah Schnurstein to earn the first save of his career. Eure started the game at catcher and moved to his right from first base through third base along the infield and then from left field to center to right in the outfield before taking the mound. He also played all nine positions in a game for Ogden in rookie ball in 2002 at Idaho Falls. Ozzie Chavez reached on an infield single and advanced to second base on errant throw to first by Barons? starting pitcher Jack Egbert with one out in the second inning. Travis Ezi doubled into right field with two outs to chase home Chavez and pick up his first extra-base hit since August 2 at home against Chattanooga. Egbert suffered the loss after going five innings, allowing six hits and fanning six. Brian West, Oneli Perez and Myers retired the last 10 batters they faced, with Myers retiring all three batters he encountered in the ninth. The North Division playoffs begin Thursday night at Chattanooga, with Stars right-hander Corey Thurman taking the hill against Lookouts? right-hander Homer Bailey, the top-rated prospect in the Cincinnati organization. Coverage begins at 7:00 pm central time and can be heard locally on ESPN Radio 1450 AM and via the internet at www.huntsvillestars.com.

Huntsville Site Gme Review link, then text Stars Close Regular Season With Shutout Win Mike Jones and three relievers combined on a two-hit shutout, as Huntsville closed out the regular season with a 1-0 win at the Hoover Met on Monday afternoon. The Stars took five out of six in the season-ending series to finish the second half at 43-26 and 67-71 overall, while the Barons finished the second half at 28-42 and with an overall mark of 59-81. Jeff Eure of the Stars and Michael Myers of the Barons each played all nine positions and both finished the game on the hill for their respective teams. Jones threw four scoreless, hitless innings in his first start with the Stars since 2004. He was taken out of the game after walking three, striking out three and tossing 65 pitches and was replaced by Joe Thatcher, who retired the side in order in the fifth inning. Chris Getz led off the home sixth with a bunt base hit to end the visitors no-hit bid but was stranded at third base when Corey Smith grounded out to end the frame. Chris Mabeus took over for the Stars in the seventh inning and retired all six hitters he faced before Eure stepped to the hill in the ninth. He allowed a leadoff, ground rule double to Chris Amador, retired Myers on a ground out to shortstop and ended the game by striking out Smith and Micah Schnurstein to earn the first save of his career. Eure started the game at catcher and moved to his right from first base through third base along the infield and then from left field to center to right in the outfield before taking the mound. He also played all nine positions in a game for Ogden in rookie ball in 2002 at Idaho Falls. Ozzie Chavez reached on an infield single and advanced to second base on errant throw to first by Barons? starting pitcher Jack Egbert with one out in the second inning. Travis Ezi doubled into right field with two outs to chase home Chavez and pick up his first extra-base hit since August 2 at home against Chattanooga. Egbert suffered the loss after going five innings, allowing six hits and fanning six. Brian West, Oneli Perez and Myers retired the last 10 batters they faced, with Myers retiring all three batters he encountered in the ninth. The North Division playoffs begin Thursday night at Chattanooga, with Stars right-hander Corey Thurman taking the hill against Lookouts? right-hander Homer Bailey, the top-rated prospect in the Cincinnati organization. Coverage begins at 7:00 pm central time and can be heard locally on ESPN Radio 1450 AM and via the internet at www.huntsvillestars.com.

chris errecart with hi 13th homer of the season...don't forget to buy a helena camo jersey on ebay right now!

chris errecart with hi 13th homer of the season...don't forget to buy a helena camo jersey on ebay right now!

Final: Huntsville 1, Birmingham (W-Sox) 0 Let me be the first (before Clancy reads this thread) to declare Jeff Eure the future slugging catcher slash closer in Milwaukee Huntsville Box Score and Game Log www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._biraax_1

Final: Huntsville 1, Birmingham (W-Sox) 0 Let me be the first (before Clancy reads this thread) to declare Jeff Eure the future slugging catcher slash closer in Milwaukee Huntsville Box Score and Game Log www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._biraax_1

Final: Round Rock ('Stros) 10, Nashville 4 Drew Andersone with a nice sample in Nashville this year...Hopefull that continues next year and Drew finds himself a major league career...TGJ with a triple...Hendrickson fading a bit lately---ERA of 5.97 in August...trend continues in september Nashville Box Score www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._nasaaa_1

Final: Round Rock ('Stros) 10, Nashville 4 Drew Andersone with a nice sample in Nashville this year...Hopefull that continues next year and Drew finds himself a major league career...TGJ with a triple...Hendrickson fading a bit lately---ERA of 5.97 in August...trend continues in september Nashville Box Score www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._nasaaa_1

Final: Hickory (Pirates) 8, West Virginia 5 West Virginia Site Game Review CRAWDADS SCORE EARLY AND OFTEN, BEAT POWER FiveThe Hickory Crawdads outscored the West Virginia Power 6-3 in the first two innings of Saturday night?s game at L.P. Frans Stadium, and the Crawdads beat the Power 8-5 to even up the series 1-1. Darren Ford scored the first run of the game on a wild pitch in the top of the first inning. Later in the first Tony Festa?s two out double scored Mike Bell to put the Power ahead 2-0. Hickory scored three times in the first to take the lead and never looked back. Mike McCuistion reached on a fielder?s choice and scored Cameron Blair in the process to put the ?Dads on the board. Jason Delaney tied the game with an RBI single and Steve Lerud?s run scoring base hit gave Hickory the lead. Nate Yoho ripped a two out triple in the second inning and scored the tying run on a wild pitch. Hickory scored three more times in the second inning to take the lead again. Shelby Ford ripped an RBI double to score Euvi Solano, Brad Corley?s groundout scored Cameron Blair and Mike McCuistion ripped an RBI single to cap off the inning. Mat Gamel ripped an RBI single in the fourth inning and the Power were able to bring themselves within a run after Brad Willcutt?s Sac Fly RBI in the seventh inning. The Crawdads received a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the seventh on Mike McCuistion?s two run double. Darren Ford stole three bases in the game to give him 68 on the year, the Power stole five bases altogether. Rafael Lluberes retired ten batters in a row for the Power and Michael Brantley extended his hitting streak to seven games with a single in the ninth inning. Jared Hughes (5-4) earned the victory, Justin Vaclavik (17) got the save and Brandon Parillo (3-1) suffered the loss. The Power are 74-61 overall and 35-31 in the second half after the loss while the Crawdads improved to 66-70 overall and 33-34 in the second half after the win. The Power will continue their final series of the season against the Hickory Crawdads at L.P. Frans Stadium on Sunday night. The Power will throw left hander Steve Garrison (7-6, 3.45) and Hickory will counter with right hander Todd Redmond (12-6, 2.89). The first pitch is scheduled for 6:00 PM. West Virginia Box Score and Game Log www.minorleaguebaseball.c..._hicafx_1