THE JAIL PALMIST - HANGING OUT AT TWIN TOWERS

This is a story of star crossed love gone bad. The Jail Palmist - Hanging out at Twin Towers is a semi true story taken from interviews and information given to A. Parks who then made a novel about the experience of a jail bird who could read palms and pass the time with everlasting relationships borne from being in jail. Any relation to Jenji Kohan's Nexflix series about a girl in jail!

Anna Parks writes about JAIL from Interviews conducted in 2007 with A girl in the Joint!

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I can’t believe I’m sticking with this. Here we are…Episode 3 of Charm School The Bad Girls Club. We continue where we left off with the whole house hating Nick and talking about how they’re going to get her out of the house. As I weep one lonely tear in fond remembrance of “Party Diva” Jade (we hardly knew ye), everyone else is waiting in eager anticipation for the arrival of the replacement skank. Kori tells us that the Bad Girls Club is a family, and that the new girl will be welcomed as such…unless she becomes friends with Nick. Then she can go home.

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“Pool Charks” – Bad Girls Club Episode 3 Recap

I can’t believe I’m sticking with this. Here we are…Episode 3 of Charm School The Bad Girls Club. We continue where we left off with the whole house hating Nick and talking about how they’re going to get her out of the house. As I weep one lonely tear in fond remembrance of “Party Diva” Jade (we hardly knew ye), everyone else is waiting in eager anticipation for the arrival of the replacement skank. Kori tells us that the Bad Girls Club is a family, and that the new girl will be welcomed as such…unless she becomes friends with Nick. Then she can go home.

To Read Rest of Blog, Click... “Pool Charks” – Bad Girls Club Episode 3 Recap

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FANTASY BASKETBALL: Gettin' Geek'd with Rookie Report Cards

The Fantasy Geek | Jan 24 2011, 5:01 PM

We’ve just hit the halfway point in the NBA schedule. Time for a progress report on the young guys who will either hit a wall or hit their stride in the second half of the season. As always, some rookies have been blowin’ up, far exceeding their draft day value. Then there are others who have only raised question marks. This week, The Geek plays professor and grades the first half for the NBA’s newbies. (Players appear in order they were drafted.)
Blake Griffin, A+

I can’t keep count of how many times I’ve seen one of Griffin’s athletically marvelous dunks featured on the Yahoo! homepage. Many owners were a bit unsure of drafting him, given the knee injury that cost him the 2009-2010 season. Griff eased his way into his role as the go-to low-post scorer for the Clippers. He had modest double-double numbers the first month and a half of the season. Then, on November 20, something clicked. Blake went off with a 44-15-7 game and he hasn’t taken his foot off the gas since. He has only one game with under 20 points or under a dozen rebounds this month. I’d say the sky’s the limit for this first-year phenom, but he may just be able to leap out of the earth’s atmosphere. Griffin may not sport eagle wings, like his mythological namesake, but the guy can soar.

John Wall, B+

The Wizards’ top pick wowed us right off the bat with 6- and 9-steal games. He’s a blur on the court, but a shaky handle and high turnover totals give him room to improve. Wall has also missed games with tendonitis and a bone bruise. In January, he’s been feeling fine and putting up healthy numbers, averaging 13.7 points, 3.7 rebounds, 10.7 assists and a league-leading 4.3 steals. He’ll get this grade up in the “A” range if he can bump up his low shooting percentage and take care of the ball better.
Evan Turner, C-

The #2 pick in last year’s draft has flashed signs of stardom, but his minutes have fluctuated more than Carmelo Anthony’s trade rumors. For where he was drafted, Turner’s been a bust for one-year leaguers, only topping 20 points once and shooting under 40%. The second half of the season doesn’t look like it will be out of this world for E.T., but I still have plenty of confidence he’ll find his way and be a solid fantasy contributor a year or two down the road.
Derrick Favors, INCOMPLETE

No one drafted Favors thinking he’d be an immediate stud. After all, the kid’s just 19 years old. His minutes have been up and down, partially due to some heavy foul trouble. Favors has shown some promise, going for 12 points and 6 boards a few times, but he’s not going to be doing fantasy owners any favors in the 2010-2011 season.
Wesley Johnson, D+

The college basketball season consists of about roughly 35 games. So this is the point of the NBA campaign in which some first-time players may start to hit a wall. Wesley Johnson seems to be one of them. He’s averaged 27 minutes a game, so getting clock isn’t an issue for him in the thin Minnesota rotation. But his stats, which were nothing special to begin with, are really starting to tail off lately. Coach Kurt Rambis slapped a “DNP-Coach’s Decision” on Johnson last week, when his shooting and defensive struggles hit an apex. The second half of this season doesn’t look great for Wes. He has value in deeper and keeper leagues, but you’ll need to be patient and park him on your bench right now.

Cousins is starting to make some noise for fantasy squads.

DeMarcus Cousins, B

Like most rookies, Cousins has struggled with consistency. He’s getting a great opportunity to grow in Sacto, though, and it’s starting to pay dividends, for owners who have stuck with the former Wildcat. After bottoming out in a three-game stretch around Christmas, Cousins has taken his game to new heights in recent weeks, averaging 15.6 points, 7.5 boards, 2.1 assists and 1.3 blocks per game. It’s been a game of musical chairs in the middle for the Kings, with Carl Landry, Sam Dalembert and Jason Thompson all shuffling around for spots in the rotation. But there’s one guy who ain’t goin’ anywhere, and that’s Cousins.
Greg Monroe, B+

Monroe grades out a little higher than Cousins because his perceived value was a good deal lower to start the season. The G’town big man has shown a ton of potential and he’s being rewarded with big playing time. A recent spike in stats suggest Monroe is ready to turn the corner and become a double-double guy. He’s averaged 10.8 points and 8.9 rebounds so far in 2011. He’s also been helping out category leaguers with nearly 2 steals a game and a terrific FG% of 58.5. Look for Monroe’s game to keep improving down the stretch this spring.
Landry Fields, B

Landry surprised everyone when he landed in the starting lineup for the Knicks, which gave him an instant boost. He’s the only rookie on this list who wasn’t a top 10 pick, falling to New York at #39. Fields was a real find on the waiver wire, and he’s been delivering a little bit of everything in his stat lines, highlighted by solid 3-point and FG% production. Plus, he qualifies at both guard and forward, which makes him a nice hole-plugger when injuries arise. It hasn’t been all roses for Fields. In the Knicks’ current slide, the swingman’s numbers have taken a small hit. Still, I expect him to rebound and be a solid player off the bench in fantasy leagues.

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Wizard Magazine Ceases Publication

Marisa Stotter | Jan 24 2011, 10:01 AM

Wizard World, Inc. has released a press release concerning recent rumors that it would cease publication of its Wizard and ToyFare magazines. Although the release does not explicitly mention the print publications, its announcement of a new online endeavor can be taken as a functional confirmation of the magazines' demises:...

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CHEWING ZOMBIES 0304: Swim Training

Richard Fairgray | Jan 24 2011, 9:01 AM

As a child, compulsory school sports hada profoundly negative effect on my psyche. So I made a joke about that... For more CHEWING ZOMBIES (and other thigns) go check out my amazing website BLASTOSAURUS.COM

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FIRST DOLLAR GROSS Crew Analyzes The Oscar Nominations Live

Jeff Katz | Jan 24 2011, 9:01 AM

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Review: Rat Catcher

Henry Chamberlain | Jan 23 2011, 10:01 PM

Rat Catcher is a series of authentic moments steadily building to provide a unique comics noir experience. It begins with Jared K. Fletcher's lettering. The first title, "West Texas Badlands," takes you offcenter with its quirky alternating of wide and narrow type. In that same panel, three lanky lines set up desolation and destruction: one provides a crisp little strip of mountainscape; another is a dark diagonal representing asphalt; and the last is an endless belch of black smoke coming from a tiny little speck representing a house in distress.

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FANTASY HOOP TAKES

Si Korot | Jan 23 2011, 2:01 PM

HUSTLE POINTS (1/23) Leave a comment » What I can never understand is why on a big football day, they can’t squeeze in a little basketball for us fantasy junkies. I mean, the first NFL playoff game didn’t start til 4pm ET, which left for lots of time to watch...

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GeekWeek Podcast Episode 23 - 1.22.2011

Bryan J Daggett | Jan 22 2011, 8:01 AM

Enjoy our brain death special. Sans Marisa Stotter. Also, pictures. Hosts: Bryan J Daggett, Marisa Stotter, Chris Velarde *WARNING! THIS EPISODE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*

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Friday Frodos (1/21/11 Edition)

Tim Simmons | Jan 21 2011, 1:01 PM

Tim Simmons brings the Frodos-- He writes the webOGN, Spy6teen and maintains the Comic Book Script Archive. You can find him on Twitter @citizentim

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FANTASY HOOP TAKES

Si Korot | Jan 21 2011, 7:01 AM

SIMON SAYS (1/21) Leave a comment » Tyrus Thomas tore his meniscus and will miss eight weeks. he never has been used right. he has 16 & 10 potential… It figures that as soon as Rashard Lewis gets a chance to be fantasy relevant, he’s hurt… Would somebody please trade...

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Marvel Hires Screenwriter For BLACK PANTHER

Marisa Stotter | Jan 20 2011, 5:01 PM

Marvel has hired a screenwriter to pen a big-screen adaptation of BLACK PANTHER, according to Heat Vision. Documentarian Mark Bailey will write the script about the African king-turned-superhero. A movie version of BLACK PANTHER was in development at Columbia in the 1990s with Wesley Snipes attached to star. The project...

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Anne Hathaway Cast As Selina Kyle, Tom Hardy As Bane, In BATMAN 3

Marisa Stotter | Jan 20 2011, 5:01 PM

Warner Bros. announced yesterday that Anne Hathaway has joined the cast of THE DARK KNIGHT RISES as Selina Kyle. Meanwhile, Tom Hardy will play the role of the villainous back-breaker Bane. The announcement was made in a press release, which can be read in full below. It is important to...

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Meet The Mutants Of X-MEN: FIRST CLASS

Marisa Stotter | Jan 20 2011, 5:01 PM

Here's a batch of photos from the upcoming 60s-set X-MEN: FIRST CLASS, some official, others obviously Photoshopped and leaked online. Below is the image that made the most news, bringing together the entire cast of the film in a rather aesthetically displeasing fashion, according to the major Internet buzz. Director...

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FOOTBALL: Pickin' Winners - Conference Championships

The Fantasy Geek | Jan 20 2011, 5:01 PM

Check out The Fantasy Geek's picks vs. the spread, courtesy of TheFantasyGeek.com — Stop by today for tips on making picks and everything fantasy football!

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IDW Kills Off Cobra Commander, Kicks Off New Era of G.I. Joe Comics

Aaron Weiss | Jan 20 2011, 12:01 PM

G.I. Joe has been my favorite comic since I was a kid. So I was excited to get the invite for a press event that IDW held last week to announce a huge event occurring in this month's G.I. Joe: Cobra #12, and what that means for the future of...

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THE GEEKLY UPDATE: Fantasy Basketball

The Fantasy Geek | Jan 19 2011, 4:01 PM

Jose:
With all the injuries in Portland, like Brandon Roy and Marcus Camby, who will step it up?

The Fantasy Geek:
We’ve seen LaMarcus Aldridge really benefit and become the go-to guy for Portland. Look for him to build on his recent success. The other big winner, of course, is Wesley Matthews, who went from sixth man to starter. Matthews is putting up nice numbers in the points and 3-pointer categories. With Camby’s recent injury (out 3-5 weeks), you’ll see plenty of Joel Przybilla. (Did I spell that right? Of course I did. I’m The Geek!) He’s a good source of rebounds. Nicolas Batum should also see a spike in stats. Batum is a borderline add in 10-team leagues. With the minutes he’s getting, I’d pick him up if I had a bench spot to spare. Przybilla is only worth owning in deeper leagues, but don’t be surprised if he occasionally blows up. He’s posted some big lines in the past when given ample run.

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