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Magnum's Hawaiian Shirt, The Jungle Bird
Treasures By Brenda
Magnum's Hawaiian Shirt
Buy Your Very Own Magnum P.I. Hawaiian Shirt, The Jungle Bird!
Magnum's Hawaiian Shirt! Yes, this is it! Believe it ~~ you can buy your very own Magnum's Hawaiian Shirt! The original shirt that Magnum wore and made famous is locked up safely in the Smithsonian Institute but you can buy a replica, made by the original creators of the shirt for the television series, Paradise Found. The pattern? The Jungle Bird.A bit further down this page, you'll also find Magnum's orchid shirt, a few t-shirts, photos and, of course, the complete Magnum television series available on DVD.
Click here to buy this Magnum P.I. headshot from Amazon.
Your Very Own Magnum P.I. Shirt
A great gift for Dad on Father's Day!
If you are reading this page, you probably know who Magnum, P.I. was but, just in case, let me give you the facts in brief. Magnum was a fictional private investigator from a CBS television show. He lived in O'ahu, Hawai'i and his show aired from 1980 to 1988.
When Magnum P.I. originally aired in prime time, it was one of the top-rated shows on television in the United States. It was a light-hearted action show with the characters a bit goofy but generally good.
Women loved Tom Selleck. Men enjoyed the show as well, perhaps in part because of the bikini clad ladies.
Of course, some men even wanted to look like Magnum.
On this page will find a bit of information about the shirt, a YouTube video of the show opening of the television program and the opportunity to click through to Amazon to actually buy the shirt for yourself or for someone you know who was a fan of Magnum, P.I. How about Dad on Father's Day? If you loved this show and and always wanted the Jungle Bird shirt, here's the perfect opportunity!
The Opening of Magnum P.I.
Tom Selleck's Hawaiian Shirt Reviewed by Amazon Customers
You're going to want one of these great shirts!
Amazon reviewer Gustaf Larsson really likes his short, saying that it is good quality and actually calling it "the real McCoy." He goes on to recommend washing it in cold water with gentle soap and even a cool iron to make it last as long as possible.
Another reviewer, APS from Germany said that he's a big fan of Magnum P.I. and that wearing this shirt is just plain fun. He says it is cotton, with beautiful color fand ehe echo's Gustaf's comments, calling it the real deal. He closes with: "Grow a mustache, let your hair go nuts and find a way to buy a Ferrari."
Magnum's Hawaiian Shirt With Orchids - Tom Selleck in the Paradise Found Hawaiian Shirt
Magnum Hawaiian Shirt
Fast Facts About Tom Selleck
Wondering how old Tom is? Where he grew up? Where he went to school? Find some answers to your questions here.
Thomas William 'Tom' Selleck's birth date is January 29, 1945.
Tom was born in Detroit, Michigan and he grew up in Sherman Oaks. He has three siblings, two brothers and a sister. He graduated in 1962 from Grant High School.
He majored in business administration at the University of Southern California and went on to study drama at the Beverly Hills Playhouse following a drama coach's suggestion .
He has received numerous awards including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Drama and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1986.
Tom Selleck has been married twice.
This poll was added when it became apparent that women around the world still love Magnum!
Do you think Tom Selleck (also know as Magnum) was hot?
Yes and we STILL love him!
Yes, we loved him.
No one compares!
He's beautiful!
Have to get me one of those Jungle Bird Hawaiian Shirts so that I can look like Magnum.
Magnum was NOT my style!
I'd prefer not to comment in a silly and ridiculous poll like this one!
You're kidding me, right?
Who was Magnum, P.I.?
Tom Selleck is justifiably proud of the fact that after working together for eight years and 163 episodes, the cast still got along and still tries to stay in touch.
Magnum P.I. The Complete First, Second, Third and Fourth Seasons on DVD
Magnum P.I.: The Complete Series
Wow, I'm totally impressed to discover this Magnum P.I. The Complete Series boxed set. What a wonderful idea to have every episode of the series in one set and what a great gift idea! This box contains 32 discs and a whopping 7831 minutes of Magnum sightings! I see that Amazon has it currently marked at 35 percent off and, because it sells for more than $35, it ships for free. What are you waiting for, LOL? Add this to your collection today.
Magnum P.I. T-Shirt
This Magnum PI standard cotton short sleeve t-shirt comes in sunset yellow and features poster art from the classic television series. A great shirt for Magnum PI fans. If you or your man are not quite into wearing a Hawaiian shirt, maybe a t-shirt would be a great alternative idea?
Tom Selleck As Jesse Stone
Tom Selleck has since starred as Jesse Stone in a CBS television series of movies based on the novels. The movies follow the novels closely as does Tom when he plays the character, although Selleck is much older than Stone was in the books.
The author has said that he liked the Jesse Stone movies as done by Selleck and was quoted as saying, "Tom nails the character."
If you are interested, you can read the Tom Selleck T.V. Guide 2007 interview at Tom Selleck: No Mystery Why He's Bound for Vegas to learn about Selleck's role as Jesse Stone. In the article, Selleck quotes James Garner and Ben Johnson as the actors that influenced him the most. You can order all of the Jesse Stone movies from Amazon by clicking right here.
In his interview with T.V. Guide, Tom Selleck was asked what he would do if he were asked to remove his mustache and responded that he would shave it off if the part was good and if the role required it.
Oh My Gosh, What Do You Think? Is It Okay If Tom Selleck, Magnum & Jesse Stone Shaves His Mustache?
Get with it, Brenda, it's his face. He can do whatever the heck he pleases with it and I'm going to love him mustached or not.
I suppose, shaving the mustache would be okay with me.
Shave THE MUSTACHE? You've got to be kidding, he just won't be the same to me anymore if he does that!
I'll be heart broken!
Are you buying Magnum's shirt for you or for someone else?
Definitely buying it for myself!
I'm buying it for a man in my life who was a big fan of Magnum, P.I.
I'm buying it for a man in my life because I was and still am a big fan of Magnum!
I'd like to buy it but I'm not!
Are you kidding? I'm not buying it!
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Are you a Magnum P.I. fan? Is someone you know? What do you think of this shirt? Does it remind you of the days when you watched
Thanks for the visit, Roger.
"If you can think of anybody who you think btteer symbolizes the Pepsi GMT-Master than Tom Selleck, please let me know!?!"...I've always thought of Chuck Yeager and the GMT. To me, GMT = pilot's watch. Great blog by the way.
garrin-scharffenorth
omw i remember this from when i was like 9 brings back memories hahaaalike my site please guys for if you traveling to hawaii ;-)http://www.squidoo.com/holidaysindeed
thehanashirtco
Love the video above, I was in the helicopter that filmed the Magnum chopper...Steve was flying the Island Hopper....
Marelisa
Tom Selleck is gorgeous. I also liked him when he was Mnica's boyfriend on "Friends". I've never liked Hawaiian shirts, but they looked good on him!
Hi, Brenda! This is a fun lens. I think it's neat that the actual designs that Magnum wore are available.
Magnum was a great show, I watched it all the time. Still enjoy a good movie with Tom in it. Oh, nice shirts too, Brenda, you did have shirts on here didn't you? :)
CannyGranny
What a hunk! You don't see many men around like Tom Selleck - more's the pity
Vicki Green
8 years ago from Wandering the Pacific Northwest USA
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I'd almost forgotten about Magnum, PI. Fantastic that you found the shirts.
MikLint
Great how you manage to create such an attractive lens on one single shirt! (I understand it's not just a shirt). Lensrolled to my Hawaiian tiki lens.
Now if he comes with the shirt, could I buy the shirt, return it and then keep Tom? Hey, just asking! LOL
bechand
funny - didn't realize it was a specific shirt ..... well I am lensrolling all the Hawaiian stuff to my Hawaiian Fruit lens (so this will be with your other one) - :O)
Magnum always had great looking Hawaiian shirts.
KimGiancaterino
Re-blessing... One handsome guy!
Kate Loving Shenk
10 years ago from Lancaster PA
I never was too into Tom Selleck--but I like the shirt!!
Eklectik1
I met Tom many years ago in college! Very cute in person.
Joan4
I love Tom Selleck and Magnum! Great memories of watching that show with our daughter! lol Of course the two of us would swoon over him! :)
Susan Deppner
10 years ago from Arkansas USA
Still loving this lens, Brenda, and dropping back by to say that I ordered Magnum's Hawaiian shirt and my husband absolutely loves it! It's a gorgeous shirt, very well made, and sold by a wonderful company with fast service. I'm so glad I found your lens with the shirt!
papawu
Is he really 64??? Man, the boy is getting old, but he still looks pretty good for an old man. I can only hope I look so good at that age as long as I even make it to that age. Of course, growing up in the 80s I was a huge fan of the show. A lot had to do with the Ferrari as well.
Sandy Mertens
10 years ago from Frozen Tundra
Thanks for lensrolling my Pop Art History to this lens. I can see where Magnum's shirt would fit in. I will lenroll it back.I always liked Tom Selleck and remember watching every Magnum P.I. episode.
Love the shirt, love Tom Selleck... I've been looking for a lens to feature on my Squid Angel Diary in the Pop Culture category, and this is it!
roamingrosie
Wow - I can't believe the Smithsonian has the original shirt! That's great. It's been awhile since I've seen the show, but I did like it and I love Tom Selleck! Great lens... I'll have the theme music from the show running through my head all night... :)
seegreen
Yep, loved the show, watched it all the time. I never noticed the shirt before though.
tandemonimom lm
Love Tom Selleck, and love Magnum PI! I had a friend in high school who named her little Toyota Celica car "Tom Sellecka" LOL!
Dianne Loomos
Tom Selleck is so cool.
Oh, wow, wow, and WOW! We loved Magnum, the show, Tom Selleck, and the shirt! This is so awesome! My son, who was born during the years Magnum, P.I. was on TV, had a Hawaiian print shirt and he would put on sunglasses and dress up as Magnum. Can you imagine that, a kid under age 4? (Who were his parents, anyway??) I'd love to get one of these shirts for both him and my husband. I might just have to do that. I'm so glad you made this lens!
Ruth Coffee
10 years ago from Zionsville, Indiana
I never watched the show, but I can still say he would definitely make it worth the time to see!
Andy-Po
Another excellent lens, and thanks very much for featuring my Ferrari 308 / Magnum Car lens. I shall do the same: these lenses have a symbiotic relationship.
jaye3000
If only he came with it! Whatta hunk :)
Oh be still my heart! I was in love with Tom Selleck before he was Magnum - he was the Marlboro Man and he looked so sexy on those huge billboards! I never missed Magnum P.I. and I have purchased this shirt for my hubby. He wears it proudly and I tell him how handsome he is every time he wears it.


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Piotr Christianowicz Wittgenstein, ros. Петр Христианович Витгенштейн, niem. Ludwig Adolph Peter Graf zu Sayn-Wittgenstein  (ur.  w Peresławiu Zaleskim, zm. 11 czerwca 1843 we Lwowie) – rosyjski wojskowy, generał-feldmarszałek armii Imperium, hrabia, książę (1834).

Pochodził z niemieckiej rodziny hrabiowskiej Ludwigsburgów. W służbie wojskowej od 1781. Uczestnik wojen z Polską 1794–1795 (brał udział w dławieniu powstania kościuszkowskiego), Francją 1805–1807. W czasie wojny Rosji z Napoleonem w 1812 dowodził I Korpusem Piechoty rosyjskiej, broniącym kierunku petersburskiego. W czasie odwrotu armii Napoleona zajął Połock i rozbił oddziały francuskie pod Czasznikowem. W walkach nad Berezyną działał mało zdecydowanie. Na przełomie lat 1812/1813 dowodził wojskami rosyjskimi w Prusach Wschodnich. Po śmierci Michaiła Kutuzowa, w kwietniu 1813 wyznaczony najwyższym naczelnym dowódcą, ale po niepowodzeniach pod Bautzen (Budziszyn) i Lützen  został zdjęty i zamienił go gen. Michaił Barclay de Tolly. W kampanii 1813–1814 dowodził VI korpusem rosyjskim wchodzącym w skład Armii Bohemii. Od 1820 dowódca Armii. Mianowany generałem-feldmarszałkiem w 1826. W czasie wojny rosyjsko-tureckiej 1828–1829 najwyższy dowódca armii rosyjskiej – do lutego 1829. Wyniesiony przez króla Prus do stanu książęcego Sayn-Wittgenstein-Ludwigsburg.

Zmarł w czasie podróży na terenie Lwowa.

Bibliografia
 Johannes Burkardt und Ulf Lückel, Das Fürstliche Haus zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Werl 2005 (Deutsche Fürstenhäuser, Bd. 17).
 Bolszaja Sowietskaja Encyklopedia, t. 5, Moskwa 1971.

Galeria

Członkowie Rady Państwa Imperium Rosyjskiego
Hrabiowie Imperium Rosyjskiego
Książęta Imperium Rosyjskiego
Odznaczeni Orderem Orła Czarnego
Odznaczeni Orderem Orła Czerwonego
Odznaczeni Orderem Marii Teresy
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętego Aleksandra Newskiego (Imperium Rosyjskie)
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętego Andrzeja (Imperium Rosyjskie)
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętego Jerzego (Imperium Rosyjskie)
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętego Włodzimierza
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętej Anny
Rosyjscy feldmarszałkowie
Uczestnicy walk powstania kościuszkowskiego (strona rosyjska)
Uczestnicy wojny rosyjsko-tureckiej 1828–1829 (strona rosyjska)
Uczestnicy wojny rosyjsko-francuskiej 1812 (strona rosyjska)
Urodzeni w 1769
Zmarli w 1843

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Snarky Supernatural Saturday (S1 E09-10)
Posted on November 23, 2013 by froborr
Episode 9: Home
Previously on Supernatural… wait, this is different! It… has nothing whatsoever to do with the last seven episodes, but it's different! (Damn, and I had a good joke lined up for it being the same, too. It was an Arrested Development reference, it would have been great. Even when you do what I want, you still disappoint me, show.)
I was SO sure the monster in the closet was going to grab her and drag her screaming back into it. I want a monster-in-the-closet episode.
Telekinetic monsters in the closet are the best monsters in the closet.
Yeah, of COURSE the evil house is the old Winchester place. I wonder if they're named after the rifle manufacturers, what with the whole Mystery Mansion thing.
Did this show just kill off a kid? Because that would get it like one and half, two points for sheer ballsiness.
Nope. Nope, It Was All A Dream. Probably a Prophetic Dream ™.
I hate prophecy as a narrative device, it's the ultimate Because The Plot Said So.
Sam has dreams about horrible things happening to people and then they do? Evil-baby powers confirmed.
"First you tell me that you've got the shining—" "That's shinning. Yeh wanna be sued?"
Thus far this entire series has been set in flyover country, have you noticed?
Did they just NOT LIE about who they are? It's almost like they're capable of learning from past experience!
Or at least, Sam is.
The woman living in their house looks REALLY familiar, but I can't place her. There's something slightly odd about her mouth?
Richie is a juice junkie? OH NO, RICHIE IS POSSESSED BY THE EVIL TIME-TRAVELING GHOST OF BUSTER BLUTH! HE'S A TIME TRAVELER, HE CAN EXIST LATER IN THE TIMELINE THEN WHEN HE WAS DEFEATED!
Turns out it is the thing that killed their mom and Jessica, they beat it, find jobs as cropdusters, and the next eight and a half seasons are a workplace comedy.
If Dean has been in contact with their dad all along…
Oh, no, just leaving messages.
Is Dean wearing a wedding ring?
They're not lying! Dean is capable of human emotion! The previously on changed! This is EASILY the best episode yet.
Oh Jesus fuck it's one of those evil monkeys. Does ANYONE buy those outside of horror movies/shows? Owning one is like ASKING to be sucked into the bowels of hell or whatever.
Garbage disposal turns on. Calling it.
Ow. Yeah. Called it. And the monkey is all like "Ha ha!" because those little monkeys are almost as evil as evil-babies.
He started reading strange old books? Great, that's ALWAYS a good idea, it never leads to discovering Secrets Man Was Not Meant to Know.
Cold-bangin..? What the hell is that? No, no, I don't want to know, it'll only upset me.
Wow, she's good at cold-reading. That or she's the one psychic on Earth that isn't a fraud, but what are the odds?
Still, I like her. She's tough.
Oh my god, is it going to LITERALLY fridge the kid? That would be THE BEST.
Yeah, of course he wasn't in any danger. International Guild of Ghosts and Demons union rules, evil-babies are safe.
Can Missouri come on ALL their investigations?
In fact, can we just stop following the Winchesters and get the Missouri show?
I mean, much as I hate psychics, I gotta say I love how she takes none of their shit.
It's all down to the actress, really. She's been handed a part that's nothing but stereotypical Magical Negro, with the whole "black women are bossy" stereotype ladled liberally on top, but she OWNS it and just OOZES charisma.
The second spirit is holding the poltergeist out because it's the ghost of their mom, right?
Oh god, they're going to kill off Missouri, aren't they?
I like how the poltergeist can easily attack all three when they're on different floors, but only one at a time when they're in the same room.
The kitchen is TRASHED. Jenny is gonna be PISSED.
I just want Missouri to swoop in and tell Dean off every time he's about to say or do anything.
Okay, there's still ten minutes left to the episode and we haven't found out exactly what Jenny's running from. SOMETHING needs to explode.
Zelda Rubenstein? Who?
Okay, the TOTES DRAMATIC ZOOMS are getting straight-up silly.
Sam's getting beat up by an invisible force, bet that saved on guest stars.
Ghost of their mom. Called it.
"Sam. I'm sorry." "For what?" "For the affair with Satan that spawned you, evil-baby mine."
Yes, yes, and the mom chases the poltergeist away.
"What's happening to me?" When an evil-baby reaches a certain age, they may notice… changes, such as horns where no horns existed before, prophetic dreams, and a newfound interest in girls.
Missouri comes home to find their dad waiting for her, right?
Of course he's there.
"I want to see them so much, but it would ruin the Greatest Dad Prank of All Time!"
Huh, so apparently this show *does* have a plot after all! I wonder if they bothered pretending they knew where it was going, like X-Files, or just copped to making it up as they went along like Buffy.
Characters so far (characters appearing in this episode are in italics, characters who have not been seen or mentioned in three episodes not included):
-Drunken, absent father
–Jerkass bully who insults everyone he meets, and we're expected to find him charming Couldn't be a bully OR assert his hegemonic masculinity this episode, because Missouri is the best
–Milquetoast who is secretly evil-baby with evil-baby fiery lady-fridging powers he can't control Now also has dreams about horrible things happening to innocent families, he's clearly a complete monster.
-Disposable woman who exists solely to die in a horrible, painful way to create drama for the male characters and further the plot (deceased) Came back as a ghost, sacrificed herself to save said male characters. Got to speak maybe three words.
-Other disposable woman who exists solely to die in a horrible, painful way to create drama for the male characters and further the plot (deceased)
-Lori, secretly an evil-baby who unknowingly summons Ghost Buster, so clearly Sam's soulmate
Taylor, disposable woman who exists solely to die in a horrible, painful way to create drama for Lori and further the plot (deceased)
-Reverend Dad, who likes adultery but not sororities
-Lori's date, needs to learn that no means no, kinda deserved to have something bad happen to him but probably not death by Buster (deceased)
-The Angry Time-Traveling Ghost of Buster Bluth, a.k.a. Jack the Ripper Possessed an evil-baby, thirsts for juice.
-Matt, likes bugs, secretly not an evil-baby. (disappointing)
-Construction worker guy, brain eaten by beetles I guess (deceased)
-Other construction worker guy, totally fell for the old "nephews" trick
-Woman who actually has a job and life of her own, died horribly but it didn't particularly advance the plot or give another character something to emote over(deceased, technically not fridged)
-1x Magical Native American(presumably returned to Central Casting whence he came)
-Matt's parents (apparently have the power to fold time and space)
–Jenny (still being sued, apparently, did we just forget that?)
–Plumber (lost his hand to a garbage disposal, in 20 years he will be the origin of the legend of Plungerhand)
–Jenny's daughter Has a literal monster in her closet, it's pretty great
–Jenny's son Evil-baby, possessed by the evil time-traveling ghost of Buster Bluth, thirsts for juice, got actually, literally fridged. Basically the most perfect character this show has had or likely will ever have.
–Missouri, is also basically the best.
–Winchester pere, manages to be both a milquetoast AND a dick, so I guess that confirms he's really their dad.
Disposable women who exist solely to die in horrible, painful ways to create drama for the male characters and/or Lori and further the plot counter: 7
Women who kiss Dean: 2
Missouri counter: 1
Average disposable women who exist solely to die in horrible, painful ways to create drama for the male characters and further the plot per episode: 0.78
Average women who suffer horrible fates no one should have to endure per episode: 1
Average Missouri per episode: 0.11 UNACCEPTABLE
Final Rating: 6/10 IF THE ENTIRE SHOW WERE THIS GOOD I MIGHT OCCASIONALLY CHOOSE TO WATCH IT IF NOTHING ELSE WERE ON
Episode 10: Asylum
Previously on Supernatural, the show was actually all right. So how are you going to disappoint me today, show?
Oh look, it's a previously on with none of last episode. They're just going to ignore that all that happened, aren't they?
Oh joy, a haunted mental hospital. I'm sure this will be respectful and well-researched in regards to its treatment of mental illness.
Bolt cutters!? Why, that would imply that local children have access to hardware stores and/or their parents' toolsheds!
Black Guy Dies First in 3… 2… 1…
Oh COME ON, what could POSSIBLY be in a mental hospital that gets a biohazard sign ON THE DOOR? This isn't Silent Hill!
Oh hey, the ghosts are going for the white cop. Quite the unexpected switch-up there, show.
Great, a bonethief got him and is wearing his skin.
…Man, how did I get this far without referencing the best horror game ever?
Okay, I was about to get squicked out that SOMEHING ELSE was going to have sex with his wife in his body. Killing her is marginally less squicky?
That only counts as a fridge if someone the audience cares about cares about her, by the way.
Those are pretty imprecise coordinates. I'm surprised it's only one town.
What if it's not their dad? I mean obviously it is because he's setting up all these things and then sending them there as part of the Epic Dad Prank. But what if it's someone else fucking with them?
I love when they consult their Junior Woodchucks Guidebook.
Okay, that was a pretty clever twist on their usual doomed-to-failure fake identities.
None of them are particularly great, but I don't think it's really a contest. Hewitt, obviously.
"Maybe it's more like Amityville." "You mean a known and obvious hoax?"
Why are they both assuming the text message came from their dad?
Okay, I would honestly rather see Sam talk about his brother than find out about the South Wing, but that would require the writers to come up with a modicum of personality for him, so, you know.
This is one of those creepy dudes who reads up on psychology and tries to apply it to dating, isn't it? He's read about arousal misattribution and so he's trying to deliberately terrify his date so she'll like him more. I hope he fries… but he's probably going to end up killing her, because that's the show.
Dude, that sillhouette behind him looks like it has ears. Is it Batman?
That face-shaking effect is NEVER SCARY, why do horror things bother with it?
Also: OH NOES, it's haunted by the ghost of NAVI! No wonder it drives visitors "insane": "Hey, listen! Hey! Listen!"
These ghosts are pretty clearly Xel'lotath-aligned, they should enchant their shotgun with Chatturg'ha runes.
Right, Dean, because the right way to go through life is cowering in terror from every rumor, hiding under the bed.
Gavin is like a DEAN-caliber asshole. "Scarred for life" my ass. "Oh noes, I kissed someone who wasn't Hollywood pretty, it is the WORST THING EVER."
You'd be better off attacking the hinges, Dean, you AMATEUR.
HE whispered in your ear, not "it," you vitalist.
Okay, WHY is Dean going alone? There's no urgency here, they could both lead the kids out and then go back in.
Okay, that panel was pretty bloody obvious. How did the police miss that when looking for the bodies?
Wait, if the ghosts create enough static to show up on the EMF, how are their cell phones working?
And of course the biohazard room again. Was that a SECRET DOOR? This hospital IS from a video game.
Can you imagine the construction workers? "Um, so you want a… secret… door… in your hospital? That's… different."
Blah blah, angry evil ghost psychiatrist makes people "crazy" because that's what psychiatrists do.
Seriously, have you ever noticed that, in media, EVERYTHING related to the mental health profession defaults to evil? The patients, the doctors, the treatments, the facilities…
Okay, I can SEE the outline of the secret door. There's a line of light!
Blah blah brotherly love triumphs over the evil ghost doctor.
How did that not even damage Dean's shirt?
But the guy didn't hesitate at all to kill his wife, because apparently "bros before hos" is an actual law of nature in this universe. Blegh.
Okay, giving him an unloaded gun was fairly clever, and definitely better than The Power of Love. That only works if we see the characters earn it.
Okay, that's the second thing I've seen TONIGHT where a lighter stays lit when thrown. I am like 90% certain lighters do not work that way.
"Now you kids spend the rest of your lives cowering in terror, 'kay? Don't try to take control of the horror in your lives by fighting back the way we did, you're designated victims, not main characters."
And then their dad calls them, I guess? Meh, I'm sure they'll find some way to make next week a pure Monster of the Week anyway.
-Drunken, absent father (still punking them)
–The living incarnation of anxious masculinity He just hasn't been bullying much lately, so I changed his description. Unfortunately it wasn't so much character development as character drift.
–Milquetoast who is secretly evil-baby with evil-baby fiery lady-fridging powers he can't control Supposedly had massive breakthroughs in a single psychiatry session. Yeah, right. Also, you don't go to psychiatrists for therapy, there aren't enough psychiatrists for that. You go to have a focused conversation with the goal of getting a diagnosis and a prescription. Psychologists and social workers are where you get talk therapy.
-Disposable woman who exists solely to die in a horrible, painful way to create drama for the male characters and further the plot (deceased)
-Jenny (owned their house, lost it in the lawsuit the narrative just forgot about)
-Plumber (lost his house, sued Jenny)
-Jenny's daughter
-Jenny's son
-Missouri (I miss her already)
-Murder-suicide cop (deceased)
-Black cop (not dead, in this show's most shocking twist yet)
-Gavin (dickweasel)
-Kat (yet another generically pretty blonde)
-Ghosts who just want attention
-Evil psychiatrist ghost (he lives in a Silent Hill level, and not one of the good ones)
Average disposable women who exist solely to die in horrible, painful ways to create drama for the male characters and further the plot per episode: 0.7
Average women who suffer horrible fates no one should have to endure per episode: 0.9
Average Missouri per episode: 0.1 EVEN LESS ACCEPTABLE
Final Rating: 4/10 MEH BUT COULD BE WORSE
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Hooray for Eternal Darkness references!
kriss1989 says:
Actually Winchester is a very common name in the UK, to the point where the gun manufacturer connection isn't as obvious. But it is on purpose, and not just because "guns are cool", but due to a tie-in with one of the major artifacts in the series.
Sylocat says:
Any prelim thoughts on the premiere, or are you going to wait 'till it's time to break it down fully?
I'll likely use Wednesday for preliminary thoughts. I liked it better than most of Season 3?
All things pony have been ENTIRELY wiped from my mind by the Doctor Who 50th, however. That was one hell of a piece of event television.


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Q: How are PE Base Relocations build up? I'm currently having trouble understanding how PE Base Relocations are build up.
I understand there can be more then one relocation, I understand also why and how this is done, but I just don't understand it programmatically:
Which of the following is true (IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION in WinNT.h)?
// Base relocation #1
DWORD   VirtualAddress;
DWORD   SizeOfBlock; // size of current relocation
WORD    TypeOffset[1];
// Base relocation #2
DWORD   VirtualAddress;
DWORD   SizeOfBlock; // size of current relocation
WORD    TypeOffset[1];
// Base relocation #3
DWORD   VirtualAddress;
DWORD   SizeOfBlock; // size of current relocation
WORD    TypeOffset[1];

Or
DWORD   VirtualAddress;
DWORD   SizeOfBlock; // size of all relocations
WORD    TypeOffset[1]; // relocation #1
WORD    TypeOffset[1]; // relocation #2
WORD    TypeOffset[1]; // relocation #3

Or are both incorrect? How must I loop through all base relocations programmatically?
Currently I have this code, seems to be incorrect somewhere:
DWORD baseRelocationSize = imageNtHeaders->OptionalHeader.DataDirectory[IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_BASERELOC].Size;
            unsigned int baseRelocationCount = baseRelocationSize / sizeof(IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION);
            DWORD baseDelta = (DWORD_PTR)moduleBase - (DWORD_PTR)imageNtHeaders->OptionalHeader.ImageBase;

            IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION* baseRelocation = (IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION*)((DWORD_PTR)moduleBase + (DWORD_PTR)imageNtHeaders->OptionalHeader.DataDirectory[IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_BASERELOC].VirtualAddress);

            for(unsigned int i = 0; i != baseRelocationCount; ++i)
            {
                unsigned int entryCount = (baseRelocation->SizeOfBlock - sizeof(IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION)) / sizeof(WORD);

                for(unsigned int j = 0; j != entryCount; ++j)
                {
                    WORD* entry = (WORD*)((DWORD_PTR)baseRelocation + (DWORD_PTR)sizeof(IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION));
                    if((*entry >> 12) & IMAGE_REL_BASED_HIGHLOW)
                    {
                        DWORD* pdw = (PDWORD)((DWORD_PTR)moduleBase + (DWORD_PTR)baseRelocation->VirtualAddress + ((*entry) & 0xfff));
                        (*pdw) += baseDelta;
                    }

                    entry++;
                }

                baseRelocation += baseRelocation->SizeOfBlock;
            }

A: from some code.. aldo check out reactos :)
BOOL FixRelocs(void *base, void *rBase, IMAGE_NT_HEADERS *ntHd, IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION *reloc,
               unsigned int size) {
    unsigned long ImageBase = ntHd->OptionalHeader.ImageBase;
    unsigned int nBytes = 0;
    unsigned long delta = MakeDelta(unsigned long, rBase, ImageBase);
    unsigned long *locBase;
unsigned int numRelocs;
unsigned short *locData;
unsigned int i;

while(1) {
  locBase =
     (unsigned long *)GetPtrFromRVA((DWORD)(reloc->VirtualAddress), ntHd, (PBYTE)base);
  numRelocs = (reloc->SizeOfBlock - sizeof(IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION)) / sizeof(WORD);

  if(nBytes >= size) break;

  locData = MakePtr(unsigned short *, reloc, sizeof(IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION));
  for(i = 0; i < numRelocs; i++) {
     if(((*locData >> 12) == IMAGE_REL_BASED_HIGHLOW))
         *MakePtr(unsigned long *, locBase, (*locData & 0x0FFF)) += delta;
     locData++;
  }

  nBytes += reloc->SizeOfBlock;
  reloc = (IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION *)locData;
   }

   return TRUE;

}

A: Neither options you indicated entirely correct/true.
This excellent tutorial on How to inject code in a PE file shows that the actual IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION structure is:
typedef struct _IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION {
  DWORD   VirtualAddress;
  DWORD   SizeOfBlock;
} IMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION, *PIMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION;

Section 5.2 of this Microsoft Portable Executable and Common Object File Format Specification describe the structure. The SizeOfBlock-8 actually indicates how many WORD TypeOffset follow after the VirtualAddress and SizeOfBlock.
I think you would also be interested in Table 7 of the tutorial, which shows the structure of the blocks from the relocation table. I'll copy-paste the table here for quick-reference.

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Don't pay kids to do chores — common money mistakes parents make
Meghan Collie GlobalNews.ca
WATCH: How to teach young children about money
For Annie Boucher and her husband, a weekly allowance is a great way to teach their children financial literacy while also incentivizing help around the house.
"Instead of us just buying things, we said, 'you can earn money to buy these things that you want,'" the Ottawa mom of two told Global News.
Boucher doesn't hand out a $5 bill for every dish washed. Instead, if they've been "a good member of the family," each child — aged 11 and 14 — receives $5 at the end of the week.
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"They have to vacuum every Saturday morning. They get zilch until that's done. But then, if you've shown a general willingness to do chores and you haven't put up a fight every time I've asked you to do something , then we're on good terms," said Boucher.
Financial literacy is of the utmost importance to Boucher and her husband. "Everything spend any money on gets a full cost-benefit analysis," she said.
Parenting expert Alyson Schafer approves.
In her view, a weekly or monthly budget teaches kids how to: save, distinguish between needs and wants, make responsible purchasing choices and become more independent.
"Part of raising children is preparing them with life skills and financial literacy is an important skill," Schafer said.
How much money should you give? And how often?
According to Schafer, the dollar amount should correspond to what the child is expected to pay for.
"Start small, and add budget items over time. Examples might be bus fare, pizza lunch money, book purchases."
Receiving this money once per week allows the child to manage small sums of money over a short period of time. "As they get older and their skills improve, you could move it to once a month," Schafer told Global News.
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For Ann Douglas, another parenting expert, the amount and the frequency will depend on the family.
"Parents will want to take into account what the child is expected to do with the allowance — whether the allowance is for discretionary spending or whether the child is expected to cover clothing and other essentials," said Douglas.
It's OK to compare notes with other parents, but don't feel obligated to match what other parents are paying. "Take into account what other families are doing, but then decide what is going to work for you," Douglas said.
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Boucher and her husband decided to give their kids $5 per week because they find it's enough of an incentive to help around the house, without being exorbitant.
"I have a bit of a problem with paying household members to do things that household members should do anyway," said Boucher.
"It's kind of a nominal fee to say 'thanks for contributing.'"
Allowances should not be connected to household chores
Parents might be inclined to attach a dollar amount to common chores, but this isn't the best course of action, according to Schafer.
" family is a social system, not a free market economy. You need to make your bed and help out with dishes because you are a member of a community."
However, if your child wants to save up for a larger purchase and is looking for other ways to make money, Schafer recommends that parents offer "paying jobs" outside of regular responsibilities.
Douglas agrees. "I'm not a big fan of paying children to do chores unless we're talking about a child pitching in on a really big job that goes above and beyond what might normally be expected of a child of a particular age," she said.
"You want kids to grow up understanding that being part of a family means pitching in to help one another," said Douglas.
"If you do decide to pay your kids for doing the dishes, you run the risk that your child is going to decide that the money you're offering simply isn't worth it, in which case they might decide to opt out of that particular chore — a situation that can be pretty frustrating for you as a parent."
Working together is key
Discussing a purchase before it's made is crucial to learning about finances.
"Since allowance should be tied to a budget, parents oversee the spending to help assure the child is spending the money accordingly and make corrections and suggestions if they are mismanaging their spending," said Schafer.
The child may need to change their spending habits, or parents may come to find the child needs a bigger allowance. "It's an iterative process. Expect to teach and tweak over time," Schafer said.
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Boucher's kids don't receive physical money. Instead, their earnings are tallied.
If and when they want to make a purchase, they must pitch that purchase to their parents.
"We positioned it if you want something, let's discuss what you want. How important is it to you?" Boucher said. " we're holding the money, we can have that discussion for every purchasing decision."
'Expect a few stumbles along the way'
Mistakes are learning opportunities, said Schafer.
"If they spend all their money, and you bail them out with more funds to cover the shortfall, they will only learn that you'll rescue them from mistakes. Instead, let them experience the consequences of going without."
In Schafer's opinion, it's better for children to learn those lessons when they're young with small mistakes than when they leave home for college or university and the stakes are higher.
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Douglas echoed this sentiment.
"Giving children an allowance gives them a chance to figure out how money works. They also get the opportunity to practice making mistakes in a relatively low-stakes way," said Douglas.
"This doesn't happen overnight, and you should expect a few stumbles along the way.
Some other ways to teach your children about financial literacy
The easiest way to teach your children about money is through conversation.
The first step is tackling the difference between wants and needs.
"You may want a purse, but what you really need is simply a purse to carry your possessions," said Schafer.
It's also important to understand value.
"You may pay more for a Barbie than the no-name brand at the dollar store that falls apart in the first week," Scahfer said. "You may also discover there is no difference between some brand and no-name brand cereal, so why pay more?"
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Knowing how to navigate the secondhand economy is another valuable life skill.
"If they really want that purse, they may find it gently used online," said Schafer.
Finally, explore digital banking tools together.
"Likely all children raised today will be using online banking, and tools provided for tracking ."
"Kids learn experientially. It's not enough to simply talk about money, they need to work with it."
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Boucher said her 14-year-old daughter has a solid understanding of money, and she credits that in part to her weekly allowance.
"I can see the purchasing decisions that my daughter makes. She really does say 'OK I'll save for this,'" said Boucher. "She sees that it's all tied to something. It's not just free money she gets for living."
To Boucher and her husband, it's crucial that their kids realize "that you only spend what you have, and if you don't have it, you don't spend."
"Nothing makes me prouder than seeing my daughter run to the sales rack."
Meghan.Collie@globalnews.ca
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"I was going for the most outrageous look I could get to bring attention to a good cause," Harrington said before the 25th anniversary Bank of Ireland Excellence in Sport Awards at Dublin's Burlington Hotel on Monday.
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