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States Warned About Mortgage Crisis In 2003
More than five years ago, in April 2003, the attorneys general of two small states traveled to Washington with a stern warning for the nation's top bank regulator. Sitting in the spacious Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, with its panoramic view of the capital, the AGs from North Carolina and Iowa said lenders were pushing increasingly risky mortgages.
35 years of Top 100 music on 45 RPM vinyl
Loading...Each and every 45 RPM vinyl record that was listed on the Billboard Top 100® Rock and Pop charts from Jan. 1, 1955, through Dec. 31, 1990. Absolutely every disc for 35 years, every No. 100 up to every No. 1. There are some 18,400 records total. Some are even autographed. How about the Beatles’ 1964 hit “Ain’t She Sweet” with picture sleeve, worth a cool $500; or the Beach Boys’ 1961 hit “Surfin’ Luau” worth $200. There are literally hundreds of extremely collectible 45s — Elvis, Joplin, Hendrix, you name it — and the collection in its entirety is priceless.
For only $275,000, and they said priceless, something from Neiman Marcus that can make even DJ Shadow happy, well that is if these are the original press 45’s and not a repress. =)
Planet of the Apes: 40-Year Evolution Blu-ray Set
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New Hotness includes:
-NEW Science of the Apes BONUSVIEW – Scientists, anthropologists and sociologists discuss the facts and fiction of the first film
-NEW “Beyond the Forbidden Zone” Adventure Game
-NEW “A Public Service Announcement From ANSA” in HD – A mission report from the agency regarding their brave astronauts
-NEW “Evolution of the Apes”- HD featurette tracing the apes story from the original novel to the screen
-NEW “Impact of the Apes” – HD featurette on how to market a worldwide pop culture phenomenon. The story behind the marketing and merchandising of one of the first ever film franchises and the series’ lasting influence on pop culture through the years
-NEW HD Making-of Featurette for Each Sequel:
- Beneath the Planet of the Apes – “From Alpha to Omega: Building a Sequel”
- Escape from the Planet of the Apes – “ The Secret Behind Escape”
- Conquest of the Planet of the Apes – “ Riots and Revolutions: Confronting the Times”
- Battle for the Planet of the Apes – “ End of an Epic: The Final Battle”
Plus it comes in that great packaging with a 200 page coffee table book every film is in 2:35:1 with a new DTS track and for the first time here in the states we get the unrated version of Conquest of the Planet of the Apes all for $104.99 on Amazon.
50 Beautiful Movie Posters
In this post we present you a showcase of 50 beautiful movie posters. We went through different decades of movie history and different genre, different graphical approach, colors and style. Movies the posters are about may be famous or not, this is not the point.
The limited edition Alamo Draft House posters are great pieces of work, to bad they are sold out.
The Laser-Powered HDTV
LASER BEAMS! I wonder which one would win in a steel cage deathmatch, OLED or Lasers? The Mitsubishi LaserVue-65 is $7k for a 65in TV, which isn’t so bad considering it’s suppose to be the cream of the crop. In prespective the 65in Panasonica Viera is $6k, the 70in Sony Bravia is 20k with the 55in being $7k and the 60in Pioneer Kuro being $6.5k so really is $7k all the bad for a 65in laser HDTV, no. Also why do they make it out to be huge, it’s 65in, we aren’t talking 100in here and I’m wondering at what point does it make more sense to buy a projector than spend money on a TV. And while the author points out this is the best color gamut he doesn’t mention if that is to LCD/Plasma or does that include CRT’s as well? As long as this has zero ghosting, no input lag, 120hz compatible along with deep color and the ability to jazz up standard definition material like ffdhsow than I will be sold.
My Zombie Pinup 2009 Calendar
80’s Lyrics quiz.
Loading...See how well you can fill in the blanks to the following 80’s songs.
I got a 97.5.
Holiday wars: Sony counts on games, Microsoft on price
Loading...This article is spot on. Sony needs to lower prices immediately to hope to win the console wars.