LostAbbott

Seriously, it is almost unwatchable during the day because if how dark everything is and on too of that the color tones are so dark as to almost wash out in to 3/4 of the frame being to black to actually see anything. I can understand trying to go for a gritty more Nolanesque Batman feel for Green Lantern, but this is just too darn much. If you wanted to go gritty small town there are loads of good sources to take you color pallet from. Hell Justified has great color and is still dirty and gritty small town... Maybe The Wire, or even something like Miami Vice(If you want to go that far back)... Losing all of the color to a show only makes is worse and much is lost for the effort...

Well, I am going to head up to GV in the hopes of finding some snow, but at 37° and raining I don't have a lot of hope. The next 4-5 days look so much worse...

I am the coach of a 10u 5v5 boys team, and we decided to enter the kids in o this tournament, which was held last weekend. To start off, the communication was absolutely terrible. I received one official email from them after I had signed the team up. The verification process was the most onerous for both players and coaches. Every single parent complained to me about how difficult and confusing it was(we have been playing 5v5 for 4 years now). Then on tournament day I have no idea of the brackets, how they are to be laid out or "the rules". When I got to the tent to check in, I had to ask when the game was and got a rude response about "the app". Nothing in the email or on the websit

How does your team usually setup a mixed 8? If you have 4 women and 4 men where do you typically put them experience being similar? What equipment do you use? Women's boat Men's oars? Men's boat Women's oars? Mixed oar choices? I feel like when we row this lineup it is just kind of done how it is always done and not really thought about to maximize rower comfort and boat cohesiveness, but maybe we are doing it right and don't need to think about it anymore...