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Recently Chris Keene (University of Sussex) sent an email to the LIS-E-RESOURCES email list about the fact that in academic libraries we are now doing a lot more 'import' and 'export' of records in our library management systems – bringing in bibliographic records from a variety of sources like book vendors/suppliers, e-resource systems, institutional repositories. He was looking for some shared experience and how other sites coped.
One of the responses mentioned the new 'next generation' search systems that some libraries have invested in, and Chris said:
"Next gen catalogues are – I think – certainly part of the solution, but only when you just want to make the records available via your local web interface."
One of the points he made was that the University of Sussex provides records from their library management system to others to allow Union catalogues to be built – e.g. InforM25, COPAC, Suncat.
I sympathise with Chris, but I can't help but think this is the point at which we have to start doing things a bit differently – so I wrote a response to the list, but thought that I'd blog a version of it as well:
I agree that library systems could usefully support much better bulk processing tools (although there are some good external tools like MarcEdit of course – and, scripting/programming tools (e.g. the MARC Perl module) if you have people who can programme them. However, I'd suggest that we need to change the way with think about recording and distributing information about our resources, especially in the light of investment in separate 'search' products such as Aquabrowser, Primo, Encore, Endeca, &c. &c.
If we consider the whole workflow here, it seems to me that as soon as you have a separate search interface the role of the 'library system' needs to be questioned – what are you using it for, and why? I'm not sure funnelling resources into it so they can then be exported to another system is really very sensible (although I absolutely understand why you end up doing it).
I think that once you are pushing stuff into Aquabrowser (taking Sussex as an example) there is little point in also pushing them into the catalogue – what extra value does this add? For books (print or electronic) you may continue to order them via the library system – but you only need an order record in there, not anything more substantial – you can put the 'substantial' record into Aquabrowser. The library system web interface will still handle item level information and actions (reservations/holds etc.) – but again, you don't need a substantial bib record for these to work – the user has done the 'searching' in the search system.
For the ejournals you could push directly from SFX into Aquabrowser – why push via the library system? Similarly for repositories – it really is just creating work to covert these into MARC (probably from DC) to get them into your library system, to then export for Aquabrowser (which seems to speak OAI anyway).
One of your issues is that you still need to put stuff into your library system, as this feeds other places – for example at Imperial we send our records to CURL/COPAC as well as other places – but this is a poor argument going forward – how long before we see COPAC change the way it works to take advantage of different search technology (MIMAS have just licensed the Autonomy search product …). Anyway – we need to work with those consuming our records to work out more sensible solutions in the current environment.
I'd suggest what we really need to think about is a common 'publication' platform – a way of all of our systems outputting records in a way that can then be easily accessed by a variety of search products – whether our own local ones, remote union ones, or even ones run by individual users. I'd go further and argue that platform already exists – it is the web! If each of your systems published each record as a 'web page' (either containing structured data, or even serving an alternative version of the record depending on whether a human or machine is asking for the resource – as described in Cool URIs), then other systems could consume this to build search indexes – and you've always got Google of course… I note that Aquabrowser supports web crawling – could it cope with some extra structured data in the web pages (e.g. RDFa)?
I have to admit that I may be over estimating how simple this would be – but it definitely seems to me this is the way to go – we need to adapt our systems to work with the web, and we need to start now.
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May 29th, 2009 at 10:40 pm[…] and "every book its own url", as described by Owen Stephens in two blog posts: "Its time to change library systems […]
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1. Chris Keene Says:
February 12th, 2009 at 1:07 pmHi Owen
I've now put my original email online for reference and added some additional thoughts as well:
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For us, we started trying to import e-journal records before we had Aquabrowser. We first tried the quick approach, take a huge file of e-journal MARC records and import them in to our LMS (i.e SFX -> Talis). However, problems appeared (duplicates, links not working, odd display, missing journals) which was a combination of the two systems and our inexperience with the process. So we started again, much slower, and most the problems went away.
We were so focussed on this, that we didn't really stop when we got Aquabrowser to think about different models. But like you say, bypassing the catalogue has advantages and is in many ways preferable. It's a cleaner solution and removes the issues of keeping the data in sync.
When describing the new issues that are arising of the pros and cons of where the records of particular types of items should live, I used COPAC/World-cat as an example of one issue, i.e. third party systems that expect the LMS catalogue to be all our holdings. These were just examples, and I want to stress the point there are many places where we and others refer to 'the catalogue' (and by which we mean the source of all our items bib data) where in future we might have to consider what exactly we mean. Other examples include Endnote (which can search library 'catalogies') and Link Resolvers, which can use the catalogue as a 'source' (i.e. a final destination where you can find the item your are after). Plus in this new open world, there may well be services using our LMS catalogue (perhaps via Z39.50) which we don't even know about.
If we change what we do and do not put in the catalogue how will it affect these services?
To be clear, I' not saying this is a bad thing, in many cases it will probably be a good thing (many third party systems probably don't want to include online content that only your users have access to), but just something we need to consider.
Anyway, some good points here, and I'll certainly be giving them some thought (once I've had lots of coffee!). Thanks for the ideas. I especially like the concept of a common 'publication' platform.
Chris -
2. Rachel Heery Says:
February 12th, 2009 at 4:06 pmOwen, I think this is spot on! Library catalogues need to be part of the Web – as do repositories which seem to get more discussion space, just library catalogues have much more in them and could be exploited now on the Web.
I think one needs to consider Web friendly models for creating catalogue records as well as for storing them and aggregating holdings etc
This brings to mind recent discussion about changes to WorldCat policies on sharing records derived from WorldCat, as well as discussions on aligning repositories with the Web. -
3. Ian Says:
February 16th, 2009 at 1:58 pmOwen,
For me, I'd read XML rather than 'the web' as a common publication platform – a commonly agreed data structure defined in XML would avoid all those problems you have when your web pages get full of tags for different scripting languages, and from the different descriptors that libraries use for data elements. Then you combine this with web services for data interchange (avoiding the latency issues with daily data exports to Aquabrowser) and suddenly it no longer matters where the data is held.
However all this demands real advocacy to the system suppliers who are currently deriving benefits from having us caught up in technical islands. There's only so much development that the few of us can do, and many libraries are now operating without someone on the staff who can see the need for change. Along with a substantial change in business perspective there's a real market opportunity for the first suppliers to realise these opportunities. Only then will our users get that single search box that they are looking for…… -
4. Owen Stephens Says:
February 16th, 2009 at 2:55 pmHi Ian,
You raise so many things here that I need another few posts to respond! Here are some responses quickly that need more exploration. I think this all makes sense – but I'm also prepared to admit that I sometimes have slightly odd views
XML isn't a platform in the sense I mean here. Libraries have more than one data structure available to them that can be expressed in XML, but by itself this is not sufficient – although I'm a fan of moving from MARC or indeed MARCXML to something that is a bit more useful and consumable. (Note that there are approaches to allowing both human and machine-readable representations of data at the same URI – the Cool URIs document I reference in the post describes this, and I also mention the idea of RDFa to embed structured data in an html page giving the user a human-readable display, while including a lot of structured data that can be exploited by software)
The notion of what I mean by the 'web' as a common publication platform could do with some expansion here, but there are some fundamental concepts – like the ability to link between documents, using http, expressing information as human readable html (as well as structured data) that I think are a minimum requirement for libraries to exploit the web properly.
I'm very nervous about a 'commonly agreed data structure' – I guess this is controversial for libraries, but I simply don't believe that this is achievable, because I don't believe the generation of useful (meta)data is restricted to libraries. We can look at how successful (for example) the uptake of even simple DC has been – how many web pages have decent structured metadata embedded in them? I'm not against the idea of some level of commonality – and in some scenarios we may even achieve a useful degree of consistency (for example in libraries – although if you look at data consistency across libraries it is relatively poor even with a lot of commonly agreed rules).
I'm not in any way against communities having common standards – I just think we need to assume a lack of consistency as a starting point. This is where I come back to the strength of the web as a platform – if we look at the web, it is an incredibly inconsistent hodge-podge of information, and yet because of the links between documents it is possible to make some kind of sense of it – which is why Google and others can return relevant hits (I'm not saying this approach is perfect, but it is very successful and definitely serves a need).
I have a feeling I need to argue this out in another post – but see my previous post 'The Future is Analogue' to see how I think links are key to thinking about data, metadata and information discovery. I also believe that networks of information naturally minimise (without eradicating) duplication. At the level of data structures, I believe we need to embrace the complexity in the system, rather than try to design it out – and in the end a successful approach to this would allow people (users, librarians, search engines) to bring together information that serves them or their community best.
I think (hope?) that I'm arguing for something more radical than you suggest – and yes, we need people to develop this with us, although it may not be traditional library system suppliers – although I'd say that out of the ones I have worked with both Talis and Ex Libris show some understanding of the need for change here.


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Oct 14th 2009 2:05PM EPIC.
Enough said.
WoW Moviewatch: Dream an Emerald Dream {WoW}
Oct 13th 2009 2:31PM So as a Druid main, my heart jumped when they soared off the cycles and shifted into flight form and then dive bombed into bear form.....
That. Was. Awesome.
That is all.
Breakfast Topic: The great Battle.net merge {WoW}
Oct 13th 2009 8:19AM I merged mine for a battlebot...but since then it's been completely unnoticeable a change...face, some people are just stupid. We keep forgetting this. /sigh
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Oct 8th 2009 9:00AM MIDGETMACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Patch 3.3 PTR: Undocumented druid changes {WoW}
Oct 2nd 2009 6:56AM I don't know about you guys, the rejuv changes aren't going to affect me because I normally reapply that around 12 seconds anyhow, so l never really got the full benefit of the spell. Was that an effective method? Well it never failed me before and mana efficiency has never been a problem, so I would argue the question is moot.
My only concern this time around is Improved Barkskin. I don't PVP in tree form but I DO PVP as resto. My reasoning is because my utility. I can cast heals, damage spells (not a lot, but enough to help bring down some people) and crowd control spells (this is most important...especially fighting other resto druids) so I rely heavily on IBS as a saving grace when getting ganked by a retardin or a rogue. I'm definitely going to feel this change.
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Sep 12th 2009 9:23AM Lildot -
I like the idea of mailing the seals, but where the idea fails is when you hit the snag in the Silver Covenant to Sunreaver (and vice versa) rep translation. By resetting the the entire AT progress line for players, you then give them the opportunity to rebuild that reputation you've lost in the transfer (250rep points per quest at four valiant quests and when you're able 4 champion quests a day is 2000 rep points a day when you've earned champion status and are doing those quests on top of the valiant quests for another city).
The reason why the Silver Covenant and Sunreaver reps don't translate is because it gives a players access to daily quests that shouldn't be available if they are not a champion of their faction. And since it was determined that players should start over when they transfer factions, then the only way to close off those quests is to reset the rep points for the relative AT faction (SC to Sun or Sun to SC). In the end I get why Blizz decided on the changes.
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"well, forgive my cynicism here, that is probably exactly the response Blizzard wants. They seem to want the faction change, name change, race change, etc. to be a big enough deal that players will not do it on a whim but consider it and only do it if they really want to. Then after you've done it they want you to not turn right around and go back."
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Faction change service now available [UPDATED] {WoW}
Sep 3rd 2009 6:27AM Per the FAQ....pets will not change, period. The ones you have going into the transfer will be the ones you have coming out.
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The Crusader title shouldn't be lost... all the Argent achievements have an equivalent on both sides and according to the official WOW FAQ, it should transfer over....if it doesn't, they just need to open a ticket.


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Michał Górny wrote: > On Thu, 21 Jun 2012 20:05:46 +0100 > David Leverton <levertond@...> wrote: >> 1) If an installed package has both IUSE_RUNTIME and REQUIRED_USE, >> should REQUIRED_USE be re-verified: >> >> a) for every dep resolution >> b) when the package is involved in the resolution for some other >> reason (not necessarily being reinstalled, just when the resolver has >> some reason to look at it) >> c) something else? > > Well, I don't understand the difference between a) and b) in your case Suppose kde-base/kde-meta has both IUSE_RUNTIME and REQUIRED_USE, and that I have it installed and then modify one of the flags it uses in my configuration, but don't run any PM commands. Then suppose I install a Gnome package. Normally installing a Gnome package wouldn't require the PM to go anywhere near kde-meta, but being strict about revalidating REQUIRED_USE would require it to look through every installed package, just in case any have IUSE_RUNTIME and REQUIRED_USE set, for every installation command. Is that necessary? > but the idea is that REQUIRED_USE should be re-verified if either > enabled USE flag list or REQUIRED_USE changes. Would that mean the enabled USE flag list should be updated in the VDB every time REQUIRED_USE is checked, even when the package isn't being reinstalled? I think it would probably be easier to just recheck REQUIRED_USE, without trying to figure out whether any of the IUSE_RUNTIME flags were changed, it's just a question of how eager we want to be. >> 2) It's not forbidden for package A to depend on an IUSE_RUNTIME flag >> of package B being disabled, but it's unlikely to be useful. To make >> this more concrete, a fictional but vaguely plausible example: >> Possible solutions: >> >> a) automatically rewrite the dep as >> postscript? ( app-text/ghostscript ) >> !postscript? ( !app-text/ghostscript ) >> b) forbid [-foo]-style deps for IUSE_RUNTIME flags (would also make >> sense in that case to disallow them in !foo-style conditionals in the >> dependencies of the package itself, as that could cause similar >> paradoxes) >> c) don't address it in the spec itself, and require people >> to manually write the dep in the blocker form if it's required >> d) something else? > Good observation. I think b) is the best solution since forced removal > of random dependencies is a very bad idea (and misuse of blockers). One case that I forgot to mention before: if some package does something like if has_version app-text/docmangler[postscript]; then # ... else # ... fi Here, again, the "else" branch can lead to incoherent results as it can't assume that the postscript flag being disabled means Ghostscript isn't installed, and this one can't be forbidden by restricting the allowed dep forms. I think we'd have to just say "don't do that then"....
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Toyota Highlander Maintenance and Repair
dano22t Posts: 1I've got a 2012 Highlander Limited V6 that steers crazy. I've been driving a Cadillac SRX . I have terrible torque steer to the right on this vehicle and no matter what speed I'm traveling have to push down to the left on the steering wheel to keep it from going to the right. If I punch it the torgue steer,(pull to the right), is unbelievably bad. I am so disappointed. Dealer says it's normal.I say BS. Have you or anyone else experienced the "Hard" pull to the right when accelerating?
luckyseven Posts: 134luckyseven - I've spent a few hours googling and can't seem to find instructions for water pump swap on a Gen 2 Highlander from the PS wheel well. Nor can I figure out how to PM you on this Edmunds forum (and I'm a techie guy). Any leads in the right direction are appreciated.
Hint: Try going on toyotanation highlander forum, there was a poster who replaced the water pump by himself and he posted a short write up. -
jrfiero Posts: 123Well, dang.
Anyone have any experience with a Check Engine Light (CEL) and DTC P0174?
Hauling up through the mountains of western Maryland in the snow, and "bling!" a CEL and VSC light. Grumble.
Took an unplanned exit and found a place to stop to do a quick flashlight check (did I mention it was night?) and couldn't see anything.
Decided to ignore it and continue the weekend, which happened to have the HL parked all weekend, then the ~150 mile trip home today. Seems to run fine, although the dash info says I only got 18 mpg on the highway. Something I'd expect if the computer couldn't figure out how to remedy a lean condition.
My scanner reveals a DTC P0174, a generic code for a lean condition, bank 2. Generic meaning it is a code required by the feds on all cars which have to have the OBDII system on board, which is just about everything since '96. So its not a Toyota-specific code and its explanation is not specific.
I initially thought, oh well, I need another O2 sensor (replaced bank 1 years ago, see post 4360). However, research shows many things could contribute to a P0174 - vacuum leak, Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF), O2 sensor, etc. If it were a MAF I would expect to get codes from both banks (P0171 and P0174), and I only have a code for bank 2. Fyi, bank 2 is the front row of cylinders on the V6.
Has anyone had a P0174, and if so, what was the diagnosis/repair?
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tjlamphere Posts: 6I just took my 2002 Toyota Highlander in for a tripcheck...my front brakes have about 43,000 miles on them...I thought sure they'd need to be replaced. But my shop said the rotors are a little rough, but not bad enough to replace...and the brakes have between 30% and 40% of the pads remaining. Now, my rear brakes have been replaced twice in the last 50,000 miles.
How can this be???? This is an AWD vehicle...do front brakes last that much longer ??? -
retropia Posts: 41Boat payment!
No, I'm not sure why you'd have different wear on the back than on the front. My 2001 Highlander is also AWD with the V6. I replaced all of my original pads, front and back, last summer at 80,000 miles. And then, only because the brake material on the inner pad on the right front wheel had disintegrated, which I'm told sometimes happens when they get old. All of the remaining 7 pads still had at least 1/8" of material on them; the wear sensors hadn't begun squawking.
When your mechanic replaced your rear brake pads, twice, did you get the old parts back? If so, do you remember how much brake material was left on them?
If indeed the rear brake pads needed replacing, I would think a reputable shop would have suggested further diagnosis to find out why they were wearing out faster than the front. Based on my experience and what I've heard from others here, the brakes should be wearing more-or-less evenly front to back. -
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wwest Posts: 10,706"..mountains....in the snow..."
Did you happen to notice the Trac system or VSC activating?? More than once or twice..?
On the RX or HL without DBW engine dethrottling during a trac or VSC event is accomplisheded via EFI fuel starvation. No way to close the throttle plate so the HOT oxygen sensors see PURE oxygen for brief period(s). That appears to somehow have an adverse impact on those sensors for some period after and a CEL is not altogether unusual.
Generally clears within a few drive cycles.
I have had instances of dirty MAF/IAT sensors throwing a diagnostic of only one lean bank. So I would first clean the MAF/IAT sensor elements. -
05highlander05 Posts: 89I'm coming up on 80k miles and wanted to get an idea of what maintenance needs to be performed. I don't prefer dealer packages because you pay them to just "check" things. Can anyone give me a guide to follow and what fluids should be changed at certain intervals for every 30,60,90k?
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,386The Edmunds Car Maintenance Guide will tell you what Toyota recommends be done and when. Same info that's in the owner's manual.
Dealers like to up-sell stuff. You may decide you need some of those "extra" services, but you're right. You should tell the service writer what you want done, not ask for a "90,000 mile service".
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05highlander05 Posts: 89Can someone provide me with a guide to what they have followed for their Highlander's with high mileage? I would just like to know what others have been following over the years as far as when they changed fluids, what type of fluids were changed, etc....
If you look at this below for my HL it still shows that you have to pay the dealer to "check" things which I do not want to do. I figure they already do at oil changes, why give them more money to look around.
http://www.edmunds.com/car-maintenance/results.html?year=2005&makeId=200003381&m- odelYearId=100503866&styleId=100413879&engCode=6VNAG3.3&transCode=AUTOMATIC&mile- age=90000&zip=53072 -
c102690 Posts: 2I recently purchased a used 2009 Toyota Highlander limited with 26000 miles. I currently have 27600 miles on it. I called local toyota dealership here in Plano, TX for a quote on getting the 30000-mile recommended service and was quoted $540. Recommended service at this mile include oil and filter change, air filter change, carbin filter change (dealer sells for about $17.00), then a bunch of check this and check that. Is $540.00 about right for this service?
I called another foreign car repair shop and was quoted $181. I asked what they check and they repeated everything on the toyota's manual for 30000 mile service. Is there something to gain by paying extra to have this service done at toyota?
Toyota service guy even told me they flush coolant or brake fluid but that service is not recommended at 30000 miles. Can somebody with 2nd generation H/L give me their opinion on this? I want to save money but also want things done right. The other repair shop have ACE or something certified technicians and have been around for over 25yrs. -
shagnat Posts: 78Do not even bother. I've never had one of those "checks" done on my 2002 Highlander Limited with 75K miles and all is good.
IF you feel the need to get those items checked, go to a AAA auto service center and have an oil/filter change along with tire rotation and they will check everything else for free. Be prepared to have the cabin filter replaced (it is a tad of work to get to it) as 30K on that filter is more than enough.
Save your money from your Toyota dealer (mine wanted over $700 for the same service) and spend it on something worthwhile. -
abby1313 Posts: 20Never go to a dealer and have them do a "check-up". Go to your owner's manual and look at what it suggests at be done at certain mileage. Go to the dealer and ask for an oil change and for that item to be checked. They check the other stuff anyway! Also if they tell you to do other things like flush steering, change transmission fluid, etc. press them with questions. And pull out your manual to see if that procedure is EVER recommended. For example, when I asked lots of questions, I found that I'm really not going to do any damage to my steering if I don't change the fluid until I start to get some "symptoms" which has never happened. I have an 04 with 160,000 miles. And when I pressed on the transmission fluid (which I have had to have changed so I do watch it), it was "discolored" but not "dirty" (needs changing). So my dealer won't lie to me as far as I know but they will lead you to think you need things you don't unless you question them.
I have a girlfriend that for years continued to go to her dealer for her Outback and every time ended up with $500 bills. So it's okay to go to the dealer so you actually do get some of their "expertise" for your vehicle but just ask only for what you want and ask lots of questions for anything else recommended.
BTW: only Goodyear tires last on my Highlander (originally came on it). I made the mistake of letting Goodyear do other work and I was lied to regularly (example: told me I needed brakes changed when they were normal levels and two years later still are okay. They rotate my tires, period) -
c102690 Posts: 2Thanks for your advice. You guys confirmed what others have told me: be suspicious of unwanted services the dealer recommends and always go by what is recommended on the manual.
I've seen some "oil and filter" change coupons that includes checking these other components for free.
my H/L came with Bridgestone tires which i intend to change soon. Thanks again. -
05highlander05 Posts: 89I guess what I'm looking for is a maintenance schedule someone has followed on their HL. Someone who has alot of miles and didn't follow the dealer maintenance packages. How does one know when to replace certain fluids, etc...at what intervals. If I have the dealer check invaded on what the manual says they will always say change it which is what I'm afraid of. I would like to know how many miles I should definitely change certain fluids.
sausalito_kid Posts: 2Any car properly maintained -- wheels / steering in alignment, tires in good condition and balanced -- should go straight when you (briefly) take your hands off the wheel. It should not pull to the right or left. You're under warranty -- so if you have the option locally I'd say take it to a different dealer. And probably never go again to the one who said it's "normal". If another one calls it "normal" -- then escalate. Find out who the regional sales and/or service managers are and contact them (preferably both). The situation you have is not only irritating -- it's potentially dangerous.
As an aside, I'm not happy with the steering of our 2012, because I think it's imprecise (I call it 'mushy'). My other cars are German -- BMW and Porsche, so I'm used to a tight feel of the road. Even though they are 10 and 25 years old respectively. I haven't talked to the dealer yet about it -- thinking I'm likely to get the 'it's normal' response. I want to get a chance to drive another 2012 and see if it steers the same. (You might see if your dealer will let you drive a demo -- to compare to yours). But a month ago I had an instance where it was pulling to the right at high speed on the freeway. Only lasted maybe for 5 - 10 miles, then went back to what I consider 'normal' -- that is, staying in a straight line when I release the wheel. -
05highlander05 Posts: 89The manual really doesn't give me a clear idea on when certain fluids absolutely have to be changed by . I also heard that there is no reason at all to change the transfer case oil and differential because they are sealed units. So that leaves the coolant, transmission, power steering
05highlander05 Posts: 89Mike, look at this link. Wasn't this your initial recommendation?
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I'm kind of new to this whole edible landscape thing, and I was wondering if anyone in the North Fort Worth area had experience with the whole planting food concept. I have a brown turkey fig planted recently, and I am thinking about planting a plum tree on the edge of my Red oak shade, but I was wondering about possible shrubs and self-seeders to put in my yard. Also, I am wondering if anyone has any experience with the honey mesquite? According to the research I've done so far it is a native to the area, and I have interest in the edible pods that it is supposed to have in large quantities. |
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- Posted by oceandweller 8B (My Page) on Sat, May 12, 12 at 14:07
I know blueberries and many varities of grape, especially muscadines, do well in our area. If you have room a lot of people have pecan tress. I also think peaches grow well here even some apples can be grown but I wouldn't totally recommend them. Thornless blackberry and rasberry also grow well in our native soil, just some food for thought :) |
Thanks Ocean Dweller! I would LOVE to plant pecan, but, unfortunately, I have a fairly small yard, and I already have large Red Oak, a fair sized Cypress, and a starter Fig, so any more trees I plant will have to be small to medium sized. I am pretty interested in planting grapes of some kind, and I do enjoy muscadine jelly, so that sounds like a great option! I was under the impression that the soil around Fort Worth was to base for the acid loving blueberries and blackberries...Maybe I just need to do a soil test to find out exactly what my I can plant around here. :-) Thanks for the help! |
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phasv2, You should definitely do a soil test, Auburn and A&M have very good facilities should you decide to use one. They will even tell you what to use to fix problems if they find them. Have you been to any of the wineries in our area? They are popping up all over the place and offer a ton of great ideas. I know that asparagus given the right soil will do well here, and artichokes are okay as well, both being perennial. You might also look into strawberries as you can get 3-4 years out of them, but rarely a 1st year do they produce in the home garden. Not to mention, nearly all of this can be implemented into a home landscape. If you go with some blueberries, try for 6 bushes if you have room all different varieties, from 2 early, 2 mid, and 2 late season that way you can have them all spring through summer. Or you could just get to early, 2 mid, or two late complimenting varieties. Personally I like Austin, Tifblue, and Oneill. I am planning on planting about 25 soon on our land when we get the well done, I am going to do to southern lowbush, the rest will be rabbiteye and will be planting them like that to get a consistent crop. You might want to look into things that attract bees for bluberry cross pollination to increase yeilds if you go this route. |
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1 This is the word of the Lord: Where is the statement which I gave your mother when I put her away? or to which of my creditors have I given you for money? It was for your sins that you were given into the hands of others, and for your evil-doing was your mother put away. | 1 This is what the LORD says: "Where is your mother's certificate of divorce with which I sent her away? Or to which of my creditors did I sell you? Because of your sins you were sold; because of your transgressions your mother was sent away. |
2 Why, then, when I came, was there no man? and no one to give answer to my voice? has my hand become feeble, so that it is unable to take up your cause? or have I no power to make you free? See, at my word the sea becomes dry, I make the rivers a waste land: their fish are dead for need of water, and make an evil smell. | 2 When I came, why was there no one? When I called, why was there no one to answer? Was my arm too short to ransom you? Do I lack the strength to rescue you? By a mere rebuke I dry up the sea, I turn rivers into a desert; their fish rot for lack of water and die of thirst. |
3 By me the heavens are clothed with black, and I make haircloth their robe. | 3 I clothe the sky with darkness and make sackcloth its covering." |
4 The Lord God has given me the tongue of those who are experienced, so that I may be able to give the word a special sense for the feeble: every morning my ear is open to his teaching, like those who are experienced: | 4 The Sovereign LORD has given me an instructed tongue, to know the word that sustains the weary. He wakens me morning by morning, wakens my ear to listen like one being taught. |
5 And I have not put myself against him, or let my heart be turned back from him. | 5 The Sovereign LORD has opened my ears, and I have not been rebellious; I have not drawn back. |
6 I was offering my back to those who gave me blows, and my face to those who were pulling out my hair: I did not keep my face covered from marks of shame. | 6 I offered my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who pulled out my beard; I did not hide my face from mocking and spitting. |
7 For the Lord God is my helper; I will not be put to shame: so I have made my face like a rock, and I am certain that he will give me my right. | 7 Because the Sovereign LORD helps me, I will not be disgraced. Therefore have I set my face like flint, and I know I will not be put to shame. |
8 He who takes up my cause is near; who will go to law with me? let us come together before the judge: who is against me? let him come near to me. | 8 He who vindicates me is near. Who then will bring charges against me? Let us face each other! Who is my accuser? Let him confront me! |
9 See, the Lord God is my helper; who will give a decision against me? truly, all of them will become old like a robe; they will be food for the worm. | 9 It is the Sovereign LORD who helps me. Who is he that will condemn me? They will all wear out like a garment; the moths will eat them up. |
10 Who among you has the fear of the Lord, giving ear to the voice of his servant who has been walking in the dark and has no light? Let him put his faith in the name of the Lord, looking to his God for support. | 10 Who among you fears the LORD and obeys the word of his servant? Let him who walks in the dark, who has no light, trust in the name of the LORD and rely on his God. |
11 See, all you who make a fire, arming yourselves with burning branches: go in the flame of your fire, and among the branches you have put a light to. This will you have from my hand, you will make your bed in sorrow. | 11 But now, all you who light fires and provide yourselves with flaming torches, go, walk in the light of your fires and of the torches you have set ablaze. This is what you shall receive from my hand: You will lie down in torment. |
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Anarkalli Aakarsha Jayatilaka
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Anarkalli Aakarsha Jayatilaka
Born July 11, 1987 (age 23)
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Years active 1995–present
Awards Sarasaviya Most Popular Actress Award (2004)
Miss Sri Lanka (2004)
Anarkalli Aakarsha Jayatilaka (born July 11, 1987) is an award winning Sri Lankan film and teledrama actress, model,singer, TV presenter and a politician. She was crowned Miss Sri Lanka 2004 and represented Sri Lanka at the Miss World 2004 beauty pageant. She has also worked as a brand ambassador & a fundraiser.[1] Currently she is contesting at the upcoming Southern Provincial Council Election from the Galle District.Anarkali was also a participant at Miss Teen Galaxy 2002 where she was placed 1st runner - up.
1 Family and Education
2 Film career
3 Political career
4 Career as a host
5 Filmography
6 Teledramas
7 References
8 External links
[edit]Family and Education
Jayatilaka received her education at Colombo International School.....
[edit]Film career
Jayatilaka's first public opportunity to act came when Somaratne Dissanayake and Renuka Balasuriya, who directed and produced the teledrama Iti Pahan in 1995, were in search of a little girl who was fluent in English. In the drama, she performed the role of "Daisy Susan" beside renowned actress Vasanthi Chaturani.[2]
After a nearly seven year hiatus, she returned to acting in 2003 when, at 15, she was cast in a lead role in Pissu Trible.[3] Subsequently, she performed in several successful movies, and received acclaim in teledrama performances with her roles as "Inoka" in Sihinayak Paata Paatin and 'Tanya' in Santhuwaranaya.[4] Anarkalli is the youngest actress in the history of Sri Lankan Cinema to win the most popular actress award.[5]
Jayatilaka also works as a model, brand ambassador and a presenter.[6]
She has also appeared in many music videos. Some of her famous music videos are "Meedum selen" by Bathiya and Santhush, "Jeththu none" by Dushanth Weeraman and "Siththamak wage" by Yashan.
She hosted Derana Music Awards 2010.
[edit]Political career
Anarkalli briefly served as a coordinating secretary of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.[7] She will contest for the Galle District for upcoming Southern Provincial Council Election, says United People's Freedom Alliance(UPFA) General Secretary.[8] On the 29.10.2009 ,Anarkalli is elected as the youngest female Provincial councillor in history and the only female member of the entire Southern Provincial Council.
[edit]Career as a host
Anarkali hosts her own TV show 'Anarkali Live' in TV Dearana.[9] She also hosted Dearana Music Awards 2010.
Year Film Role Other notes
2003 Pissu Trible
2003 Eka Malaka Pethi
2003 One Shot Minister's daughter
2004 Dhana Rina
2005 Hiri Poda Wessa Veena
2005 Sonduru Wasanthaya
2006 Anjalika Kavya
2008 Tharuka Mal
2009 Sikuru Hathe
2009 Sir Last Chance
Year Film Role Other notes
1995 Iti Pahan Daisy Susan
2004 Sihinayak Paata Paatin Inoka
Sapphire and Silk Tanya
Isi Dasuna
2005 Arunodaya Kalapaya
2006 Santhuwaranaya Tanya
2009 Sanda Sakki
2010 Ran Thaliya Walauwa Dosatara n


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NEW YORK – ¡MLS Futbolito!™, one of the nation's most successful grassroots soccer initiatives, celebrates its 10th anniversary with its 2012 tour, returning to soccer fields across the United States this summer, as thousands of soccer players of all ages will again lace up their cleats to participate in Major League Soccer's official 4-v-4 tournament, hosted locally by MLS clubs. The national tour makes its stop in North Texas on July 28 at FC Dallas Stadium.
MLS Futbolito, one of the largest touring Hispanic events hosted by a U.S. professional sports league, is a series of all-day events targeting the League's growing multicultural fan base and hosted by the local MLS clubs. Approximately 50,000 people, between participants ages 6 to 55 and spectators, attended MLS Futbolito 2011 across eight events from coast to coast.
"It is with great pride that Major League Soccer celebrates the 10th anniversary of ¡MLS Futbolito!™," said Russell Sargeant, senior director of partnership marketing for MLS. "Hundreds of thousands of participants have enjoyed this grassroots initiative over the years. It has become an event for the whole family to attend. We would also like to thank all of our corporate partners who have contributed to making this program possible. Without their commitment and support, ¡MLS Futbolito!™ would not be the success that we see today."
MLS Futbolito will continue to work with MLS W.O.R.K.S., the League's community outreach initiative to support programs such as Active Bodies Active Minds, a soccer-center initiative that provides resources to motivate, reward and encourage children to live a healthy lifestyle through fitness and nutrition.
Associate level partners for MLS Futbolito are adidas, Allstate, The Home Depot, Makita, Pepsi, Quaker, Volkswagen and Xbox.
For further information about MLS Futbolito, visit the event's official site: www.MLSFutbolito.com. Below is the 2012 MLS Futbolito schedule, including park addresses, as well as the official competition format and registration information.
2012 MLS Futbolito Schedule
Sunday, June 17 – Houston (Hosted by Houston Dynamo)
HASP – Houston Amateur Sports Park
12131 Kirby Dr.
Houston, TX 77045
Saturday, June 23 – Chicago (Hosted by Chicago Fire)
Hanson Stadium
5501 West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago, IL 60639
Sunday, July 8 – New England (Hosted by New England Revolution)
Gillette Stadium
1 Patriot Place
Foxborough, MA 02035
Saturday, July 14 – New York City (Hosted by New York Red Bulls)
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
13140 Fowler Avenue
Flushing, NY 11355
Saturday, July 28 – Dallas (Hosted by FC Dallas)
Complex at FC Dallas Stadium
9200 World Cup Way
Frisco, TX 75034
Saturday, August 4 – Washington, D.C (Hosted by D.C. United)
Maryland SoccerPlex
18031 Central Park Cir.
Boyds, MD 20841
Sunday, August 12 – (Hosted by Philadelphia Union)
Science & Discovery High School
1100 W. 10th Street
Chester, PA 19013
Sunday, August 19 – Los Angeles (Hosted by Chivas USA)
Bell Gardens
7000 Park Lane
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Competition Format and Registration Information
The 4-v-4 tournament is open to players of all ages, abilities and affiliations. Team rosters can consist of up to seven players (four field players and three substitutes) and each team will play in round-robin action, with the possibility of advancing to the single-elimination championship playoff.
Teams registered for the competition will be divided according to age groups and competitive levels with winners in each division receiving prizes. In addition to participating, each registered player will receive a ticket to an MLS match (in applicable markets), and the chance to win prizes from the sponsors. There will be $3,000 in cash prizes ($2,000 for first place and $1,000 for second place) for adult premier.
More information on the competitions and events in both English and Spanish can be found on the official web site for Futbolito: www.MLSFutbolito.com. Teams can register for competitions, obtain all rules and regulations and learn about the competition dates and locations. Additionally, interested participants with questions can call toll-free at +1-888-MLS-FUTBOLITO. The entrance fee is $150 per team for those competing in the Adult Premier Division and $120 per team for all other participants.
Here are the Top 5 photos of the month from May. Now it's up to you, the fans, to pick the winner. Voting runs through Thursday, June 7 at 5 p.m.
More than 80,000 people attended Sunday's friendly between Brazil and Mexico at Cowboys Stadium. FC Dallas was there too - players & their families watched from a suite and FCD messaging was on the big board and field boards.
Blas Perez is away from FC Dallas right now to play in World Cup qualifying matches for Panama. Blas scored a nifty goal in the final warm-up match for Panama this past weekend against Jamaica. We've cued the video below to show you the entire sequence of Blas' goal.
After the match, which Panama won 2-1, Blas tweeted this to FC Dallas fans:
I know #Dallas that You were Watching/ game all my happiness Is Also 4 You!! #DTID @FCDallas #VamosPanama @Bigdsoccer twitter.com/superraton7/st…
— Blas Pérez (@superraton7) June 2, 2012
To celebrate the launch of our new free FCDGO mobile text program, we are GIVING AWAY a pair of tickets to Sunday's sold out Mexico vs. Brazil match compliments of Budweiser.
To enter, text the word "Assist" to our brand new text number 444222 by 5:00 p.m. Thursday. By signing up, you'll receive access to FCD breaking news, team info, contests, and much more! If you're already signed up to our service then you're already entered to win.
Last week in Open Cup
Charlotte defeated El Paso 0-1 on a 72nd minute goal in a second round US Open Cup match at El Paso. Charlotte's Nate Thornton was credited with the goal initially, but post-game both teams agreed it was an own-goal caused by El Paso.
Player to watch – Darryl Roberts
He's scored three goals in 2012 for Charlotte, good for fourth overall in USL PRO for goal totals this year. Roberts was selected by Toronto FC in the 2007 MLS Supplemental draft, but Roberts played overseas in Europe instead and never donned a jersey for the Reds.
USL PRO play
Charlotte is currently 2-7-2 in league play, good for ninth out of 11 teams. Charlotte lost its most recent match on Saturday 1-2 against Orlando City. Midfielder Christian Meza scored the lone goal of the match for Charlotte.
Open Cup history
Charlotte has never won back-to-back US Open Cup matches. It is 0-1 all-time against MLS teams, losing previously to Chivas USA.
NEW YORK – Organizers of the Mexican National Team 2012 U.S. Tour announced today that Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX has been sold out for the international soccer match between Mexico and Brazil on June 3. In addition, organizers announced the Mexico vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina game on May 31 at Chicago's Soldier Field is approaching capacity. Limited tickets for that match are still available via Ticketmaster, by calling 1-800-745-3000 and other Ticketmaster locations.
Fans attending both matches are urged to arrive early to avoid traffic and long waits, as well as enjoy Fútbol Fiesta, a 120,000 square-feet interactive soccer fan zone which opens four hours before kickoff just outside the stadium and features live entertainment, sponsor exhibits, celebrities and interactive games.
The game at Cowboys Stadium, presented by Degree Men, will close-out Mexico's 2012 five-game U.S. Tour. This will mark the third time Mexico plays, and sells out, the state-of-the-art Texas venue since its 2009 inauguration.
Full match highlights from FCD's 3-2 loss at Real Salt Lake.
SAVE: Kevin Hartman denies Ned Grabavoy early.
GOAL: Alvaro Saborio heads one in to give RSL the 1-0 lead.
GOAL: Rookie defender Matt Hedges scores his second goal in as many games.
GOAL: Saborio responds quickly to restore the home side's one-goal lead.
GOAL: Blas Perez sends in a shot that Kyle Reynish can't handle.
GOAL: Nat Borchers scores the stoppage time game-winner after some chaos in the FCD box.
Saturday, May 26
Sunday, May 27
Match | Time | National TV | Local TV | Online |
Sporting KC vs. San Jose | 4:30 pm ET |
Blackout: USA |
Blackout rules may apply.
CLICK HERE for international TV listings
Match Highlights from FCD's 2-1 road loss to the Chicago Fire.
GOAL: Rookie defender Matt Hedges scores the first goal of his MLS career.
GOAL: Sebastian Grazzini strikes from distance to tie the match for the Fire.
SAVE: Sean Johnson denies Blas Perez's attempt from the spot.
GOAL: Marco Pappa follows up Grazzini's PK shot to give Chicago the lead.
MISS: Daniel Hernandez goes just high on his long-range attempt.


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19 December 2011 7:00 PM, PST | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
Let's face it. We can't hide it. We all have those movies that we like that others would shun. These are guilty pleasures: the ones that aren't that great but we love for some reason or another. Here are mine. Be sure to list yours in the comments, if you'd like.
Last Action Hero (1993)
Rotten Tomatoes: 38%
Actors: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Austin O'Brien, F. Murray Abraham, Art Carney, Charles Dance
Director: John McTiernan/Writers: Shane Black and David Arnott
Here's the thing: I will defend this movie's concept till Doomsday. A movie about a kid with a magic ticket that gets pulled into an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie? Genius concept. Yes, the kid is annoying. Yes, the movie doesn't reach the heights of a McTiernan/Black team-up as well as one might think. It's interesting to note that McTiernan isn't working as much »
- Zack Parks
6 December 2011 2:28 AM, PST | ComicBookMovie.com | See recent ComicBookMovie news »
Charles Dance is a veteran of British stage and screen but is probably best known to American audiences for roles in For Your Eyes Only and Alien 3. He also played the villain in Last Action Hero but the less said about that the better. More recently he played the patriarch of the Lannister clan, the wealthy and ruthless Lord Tywin in HBO's Game Of Thrones. In an interview with Attention Deficit Delirium Dance discusses his upcoming roles in Neverland and Underworld: Awakening as well as reprising the role of Tywin in the next season of Game Of Thrones. We have heard a rumor that HBO have given the go ahead to a third and fourth season of the show although there has been nothing official on this. Here Dance seems to confirm a third season at least.. We finished [filming] season two. I think that will air in February or »
28 November 2011 3:36 AM, PST | Cinemaretro.com | See recent CinemaRetro news »
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
On December 8-11 and 29-30, the Aero and Egyptian Theaters in Santa Monica and Hollywood will present a 70mm film festival. Titles to be screened are:
Lawrence Of Arabia, Vertigo, It'S A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Last Action Hero, Cliffhanger, Hook, Playtime and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
For details click here »
- email@example.com (Cinema Retro)
23 November 2011 7:54 AM, PST | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) has had it with the movies in "The Artist"Over at Fandor's Keyframe blog I'll be musing about the Oscar race on a biweekly basis. This week's topic is the unusual abundance of movies about movies in this year's Oscar race from Marilyn Monroe (My Week With Marilyn) to George Melies (Hugo) to Hollywood's seismic sound shift in the late 20s (The Artist). But one thing I didn't dwell on too much in the article (which I hope you'll go and read!) is the lack of Oscars won for movies about movies.
Everyone predicting a win for The Artist (2011) before the nominations are even announced should consider the following list and sobering fact: No movie about movies has ever won Best Picture.
Movies About Movies: How Do They Do With Oscar?
(Best Picture Nominees are in red)
Janet Gaynor (already an Oscar winner) was nominated again »
21 November 2011 10:33 PM, PST | bloody-disgusting.com | See recent Bloody-Disgusting.com news »
Michael London and his Groundswell Prods. have set up horror comedy Final Girls at New Line with A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas 3D helmer Todd Strauss-Schulson directing, reports Variety. Described as a mix between Back to the Future and Friday the 13th, the story follows a girl grieving the loss of her mother, who was a scream queen in the 1980s. When she and her friends are mysteriously sucked into the world of her mother's most famous horror movie, Max is reunited with her mom and must face the pic's crazed killer. It sounds more like Last Action Hero to me, and the title alone is absolutely hilarious (although, I'm not sure if anyone outside of the horror community will understand). Scribes Mark Fortin and Josh Miller are currently doing revisions on the spec script they sold to Groundswell. »
18 November 2011 5:50 PM, PST | CapricaTV | See recent CapricaTV news »
Let's start with Friday night TV.
Grimm 1x04, "Lonelyhearts," airs at 9 pm on NBC. Synopsis:
After investigating a strange cluster of female deaths and disappearances, Nick (David Giuntoli) sends Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) undercover to get a whiff of a hypnotic suspect.
In the meantime, a stranger shows up looking to avenge the death of his friend at the hands of a Grimm, but he'll have to get past Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz). Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch and Reggie Lee also star.
Patrick Fischler (Mad Men, Southland, Lost) guest stars. Blastr has a first look at the creatures from tonight's episode, and you can see a few sneak peeks on NBC.com.
Sasha Roiz did a round of radio interviews this morning. You can listen to them on Blog Talk Radio, MrMedia.com and KeyW.com.
Sanctuary 3x07, "Icebreaker," airs at 10 pm on Syfy. Synopsis:
Henry, Declan and a »
- fanshawe
17 November 2011 9:43 PM, PST | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Sharon Stone Oscar-nominated Actress Sharon Stone arrives at the 2011 Governors Awards, which took place in the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland in Hollywood, on Saturday, November 12. [Photo: Matt Petit / ©A.M.P.A.S.] James Earl Jones was a long-distance Honorary Oscar honoree, as he's co-starring with Vanessa Redgrave in Driving Miss Daisy on the London stage; veteran makeup artist Dick Smith (Taxi Driver, Death Becomes Her), however, showed up to receive his Honorary Oscar. Oprah Winfrey, a 1985 Best Supporting Actress nominee for Steven Spielberg's The Color Purple, was the recipient of the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. Sharon Stone was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for Martin Scorsese's Casino. Among Stone's movie credits are Total Recall, Basic Instinct, Sliver, Last Action Hero, The Quick and the Dead, Diabolique, Catwoman, Broken Flowers, Basic Instinct 2, and When a Man Falls. »
- D. Zhea
11 November 2011 6:00 AM, PST | HeyUGuys.co.uk | See recent HeyUGuys news »
Cast your mind back to the late eighties/early nineties when Arnold Schwarzenegger was the biggest star on the planet. The Austrian-born bodybuilder-cum-toast of Tinseltown had an incredible run at the box office, and managed that rare feat of transcending his nationality (little explanation was ever attributed to his character's thick Teutonic accents) and somehow became an all-American icon.
He established that mould for future contenders to the action throne, such as The Rock and Vin Diesel, and they even tried to emulate his career path by applying the same tactical steps in trying to reach out to an even wider fan base by appearing in family-friendly fare (and somehow making an even more ham-fisted attempt at it than Arnie himself).
Having stepped down from his seven year role of Governor of California at the beginning of this year (failing to adequately tackle the state's disastrously escalating budget »
- Adam Lowes
8 November 2011 8:00 AM, PST | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
Like Crazy, the indie romance that earned a Sundance seal of approval from last year's festival, is a movie that lives and breathes on the chemistry of its two stars, Anton Yelchin (Star Trek) and Felicity Jones (Brideshead Revisited). Even off-screen, the mojo between the two is just as vibrant.
I took part in the chemistry between Yelchin and Jones during our small chat about the film, which includes a discussion about facial hair, Space Jam, and the unique occasion in which Yelchin received his first kiss.
Read Nick Allen's scorecard review of Like Crazy (6/10)
Let's talk about facial hair in movies for guys. (To Yelchin), Do you like your facial hair in this movie?
Felicity Jones: It's a necessary evil (laughs).
Anton Yelchin: I think what we tried to do was that basically the first time after you meet him after he hadn »
- Nick Allen
7 November 2011 8:24 AM, PST | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
I guess I'm feeling pretty violent these days, since last week I talked about how more people on TV needed to die and we're revisiting the subject of death again this week. Though, with a slightly different slant – whereas previously I wanted more death, now I want that same amount of death, but slower. In television, everyone seems like they're in a huge hurry to die. Granted, the world of make believe is at least as dangerous as the real one, in fact, it's infinitely more so. In a regular day, most of us won't contend with tornadoes, Megasnakes, Sharktopi, advanced alien civilizations, primitive monsters, serial killers, psycho killers, bank robbers or mutated man-beast hybrids. Sure, there are some exceptional days, but for the most part we don't have as much to worry about. Regardless of what Last Action Hero says, I think we also have it safer, after »
- Robert Fure
25 October 2011 4:36 PM, PDT | NextMovie | See recent NextMovie news »
You've no doubt noticed that almost every phone number in the movies starts with "555." But you may not have realized just how many movies actually mention these phone numbers.
The "555 Supercut" gathers together clips from just a handful of movies that feature the magical digits and, oh my, there are so many! Someone with a lot of free time and even more patience should put together a "Movie Phonebook" with every fictional character and business listed with their respective numbers -- there's probably a lot of overlap.
(Actually, someone probably already has done that -- at least sort of, anyway.)
Put a call into "Ghostbusters," "Dumb and Dumber," "Scream," "Back to the Future," "The Fog," "Carlito's Way," "Do the Right Thing," "Say Anything," at least two of the "Die Hard" adventures and, of course, "Last Action Hero," among many others, courtesy of YouTube.
- Bryan Enk
6 October 2011 10:06 AM, PDT | GetTheBigPicture.net | See recent Get The Big Picture news »
I figured all hope was lost when it didn't look like Matthew Vaughn would reconnect with Kick-Ass comic book writer Mark Millar for a sequel. My hope is now slightly restored with news that Vaughn has purchased the film rights to another one of Millar's comics, Superior, a press release from Comic Book Movie revealed.
The comic is considered by some as a combination of Last Action Hero, Big and Superman. The series is about a young boy with multiple scelrosis who dreams of becoming his favorite movie superhero. »
- Get The Big Picture
5 October 2011 7:18 PM, PDT | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
It was less than two weeks ago that Mark Millar finally admitted that Matthew Vaughn likely wouldn't be back to direct Kick-Ass 2 simply because he had become too big and the project wouldn't be able to afford him. It was a sad, albeit expected, announcement that pretty much cements the idea that we will never see a sequel to the 2010 comic book film. But that doesn't mean that Millar and Vaughn are done working together. The proof of that can be seen the press release sent to Comic Book Movie. It has been announced that Matthew Vaughn has purchased the rights to Mark Millar's comic series Superior with the intention of bringing the project to the big screen. A mix of Last Action Hero, Big and Superman, the series is about a young boy with multiple sclerosis who dreams of becoming his favorite movie superhero. When his wish is granted, »
23 September 2011 5:36 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-politician plans to call the book Total Recall
There were so many options for Arnold Schwarzenegger when the former bodybuilder and governor of California was deciding on a title for his just-announced new memoir, from Judgement Day to True Lies via Last Action Hero, but the actor-turned-politician is currently planning to call the autobiography Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story.
Acquired by Simon & Schuster for publication around the world next October, the memoir – which the publisher is calling "one of the most anticipated autobiographies of this generation" – will trace Schwarzenegger's life from his journey to the Us from Austria as a young bodybuilder through his career as an actor to his appointment as California governor. Simon & Schuster promised "a larger-than-life portrait of his illustrious, controversial and ever-entertaining life in and out of the public eye", but did not reveal whether Schwarzenegger's total recall would cover the news earlier this summer that his wife, »
- Alison Flood
22 August 2011 6:30 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
The Scorecard Review news
News: After The Avengers, the story of Tony Stark will continue with Iron Man 3 and Shane Black writing/directing.
Source: L.A. Times
Thoughts by Tsr: If you don't know who Black is, he's the guy who wrote Lethal Weapon along with some others like Last Action Hero. Most importantly for me, he's the guy who directed Downey Jr. in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. If you haven't seen that film, do it now. I don't feel like Jon Favreau needs to go from the Iron Man franchise. Iron Man 2 was just a little worse than the original. Downey Jr. seems excited to have Black directing and writing and had this to say to the L.A. Times …
"He's more than the sum of his parts and he's also kind of been a sleeper for a long time, »
- Jeff Bayer
19 August 2011 3:48 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Robert Downey Jr already has four screen appearances as Iron Man under his big red belt (including his cameo in The Incredible Hulk), and as The Avengers almost wraps up filming, the actor spoke to the L A Times about Iron Man 3 and its announced director, Shane Black.
'He's more than the sum of his parts and he's also kind of been a sleeper for a long time. We're not talking much about the script right now, because Shane is off writing, but we talked before that and when we are talking again the talking is going to be over pretty quick [because we're on the same page]. It's kind of like we're fighting on the same side and at the same time we're circling each other, so it's all great. It should be great.'
Although Black has penned many well known scripts including Lethal Weapon and Last Action Hero »
- Ben McCann
10 August 2011 6:02 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Movie hits and misses on the dancefloor as clip joint looks at the be- Everybody Dance Now!
A Japanese proverb lurks behind this week's Clip joint: "We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance."
As probably our earliest form of storytelling, dance is an elemental expression of our humanity. It can embody every emotion, from love to sorrow to the yearning for legwarmers.
Frowsty film buffs might be wary of the form, perhaps due to associations with emotionally inauthentic pop videos and musicals. Perhaps that's why, sometimes, dance is smuggled into film, barely hinted at by all that has gone before. The surprise can be funny, magical and/or jarring. It can gild the viewer's goodwill or dash it to smithereens in one fell kick ball change. Let's one-two-step through five of the best examples:
1) The Fisher King sees Terry Gilliam swap the Holy Grail »
4 August 2011 9:00 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
If you want to understand America — what we are, what we were, and most of all, what we want to be — then you have to understand Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone. The two actors exemplify two of our country's most primal national myths. Stallone is a classic Horatio Alger protagonist, rising from impossibly humble beginnings into a world of fame and fortune and triumph and tragedy. Schwarzenegger is simply the Great American Immigrant Success Story, a boy from the forests of Austria who became a national celebrity, a canny businessman, and the chief executive of the eighth-largest economy in the world. »
- Darren Franich and Keith Staskiewicz
15 July 2011 8:30 AM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
John McTiernan had a killer action movie run in the '80s with Predator, Die Hard and The Hunt For Red October, and the '90s weren't so bad for him either, thanks to Last Action Hero and Die Hard: With a Vengeance. But the 2000s weren't so hot, first because of Rollerball, and then because he was implicated in the 2006 Anthony Pellicano wiretapping and racketeering scandal. McTiernan ultimately perjured himself while testifying about his involvement in the Hollywood private investigator's activities, which led to a one-year prison sentence. John McTiernan's conviction is waiting to go through the appeal process right now. In the meantime he has been trying to pull together [1] a film called Shrapnel, based on a script by Evan Daugherty (Snow White and the Huntsman) and provisionally starring [2] John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. So that Face/Off reunion is finally going to happen? That's what it »
- Russ Fischer
14 July 2011 6:11 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
Each week within this column we strive to pair the latest in theatrical releases to the worthwhile titles currently available on Netflix Instant Watch.
It's a thrilling week in movies! Hordes of Potterheads will mob theaters at midnight to see the much-anticipated Battle of Hogwarts, while a silly old bear tumbles back with a new tale from the Hundred Acre Wood, and a master documentarian brings a twisted true tale to light. To take the excitement home, screen this selection of streaming features from the comfort of your couch.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
In the final film of the world-thrilling film series, The Boy Who Lived (Daniel Radcliffe) prepares for the final showdown with He Who Must Not Be Named (Ralph Fiennes). But come on, you knew that! Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Alan Rickman co-star.
For more tales of magic and mayhem, try this »
- Kristy Puchko
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Thu, May 21, 09 at 8:30
Yesterday my garage door would not open so I pulled the motor off and opened it up. I discovered that the main gear has worn down to almost nothing. I want to replace all of the gears on my garage door opener since I have it open, but I am having trouble matching up the kit to my model number. Can someone point me in the right direction? The model number is 139.53675SRT. |
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- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Thu, May 21, 09 at 12:07
The gear kit part number is 41A2817 and is available from Sears or any good opener service company. It comes with instructions. |
Thanks don1 |
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