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Final Thoughts
Overall as a mid-high-end digital speaker sound system, the Z-5450's are very competent indeed sporting many inputs on the fantastic self contained decoder and providing multiple mounting options. Let us not forget the innovative and potentially trend setting 'wireless' rear satellites, which were truly a wonder in their own right and certainly a sign of many exciting things to come in the future.
Here we have many connection options including coaxial, optical, headphone and more which give it full marks here. Logitech have covered it all and certainly have a more comprehensive understanding of the average users' requirements then many other companies. Wireless is big at the moment and will only get bigger still, keep your eyes peeled folks as this is a sneak peak into gaming in the future. Prices will only continue to drop as the technology evolves and the bandwidth and speed increases - currently the rear satellites drop the output back to 44 kHz (due to bandwidth limitations), although we could not notice any difference in output. Every feature you can reasonably expect without exception and a couple of extras to boot, wireless is hot right now and Logitech are leading the field by a comfortable margain.Connectivety for the latest consoles is there, along with 48khz 24-bit DTS decoding for movie buffs. Enough? Yep!
At around $650 AUD (with pricing varying between about $400 - $800 USD in North America) these are not a budget solution but they are not sold as such, either. It must be considered that this system can be used in a small living room as a full blown home theatre solution thanks to the brilliant decoder unit (which makes the price a lot easier to swallow) especially compared with many inferior "home theatre in a box" solutions offered by major electrical companies. Even compared with other PC speaker systems, they are great value. Logitech even offers the system without the wireless sattellites, to add even more flexibility to its product range, which is quite staggering. It is a good price for what is included here and the built quality is impeccable for a multimedia system - nearly the best we have seen so far. We have no hesitations in recommending them in the value for money department.
If used as they are intended (as a games and movie speaker system), the Logitech Z-5450's do not disappoint, however as the subwoofer was found to be lacking in depth and clarity, musical performance could not receive high marks. Off axis imaging also suffered in a large environment when compared to the Megaworks, which we suspect is due to a reasonably high crossover between the sub satellites.
If you love your games and movies as we all do, then you will love the Z-5450's. It outputs quality digital surround sound that is assertive and powerful and will turn most medium-sized rooms into floor shaking movie dens. However, for the strictly music lover, there are better solutions.
- Pros
Great value for money
Wireless rear speakers add flexibility and less cable clutter
Excellent movie and gaming sound quality
High quality build and components
Simple and very effective optical remote control
Supports large range of audio inputs to cover basically everything
Digital hardware decoder - Dolby Digital, Dolby Prologic 2, DTS and DTS 96/24
- Cons
6.5" sub driver reduces bass quality in certain usage
Music quality not the best we have experienced
Wireless rear speakers still require separate AC power
Rating - 9 out of 10 and TweakTown's "MUST HAVE" Best Features Award!


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Surrounded by rural countryside and the Chattahoochee National Forest, this quiet park in northwest Georgia offers outstanding fishing on two stocked lakes. Visitors can hike along three miles of lake loop trails and relax in swings while watching for the many bluebirds that live in the park. The trailhead to the scenic 60-mile Pinhoti Trail is only a 1.6-mile hike away. Children especially enjoy the playground, feeding ducks from the lake's boardwalk and renting pedal boats. A small campground and four cottages are nestled on tree-covered hillsides. This park was named for Rep. James H. "Sloppy" Floyd, who served in the Georgia House of Representatives from 1953 until 1974.
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Hours of Operation
Sunday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Monday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Tuesday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Wednesday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Thursday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Friday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
Saturday: 7:00AM - 10:00PM
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Daily ParkPass $5.00
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Parking on Site, Picnic Area, Picnic Shelter
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Canoe / Kayak
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In its Asia-Pacific Banking Outlook 2013, it said impaired loans were yet to peak among PSBs in India
Rating agency Moody's has singled India from its otherwise positive outlook for the banking sector in the Asia-Pacific.
The rest of the region could get a respite from defaulting loans on the back of economic recovery but Indian public sector banks (PSBs) will continue to be hit by bad loans, it has said.
In its Asia-Pacific Banking Outlook 2013, it said impaired loans were yet to peak among PSBs in India.
While the government (India) was likely to remain supportive, relatively high inflation and modest fiscal capacity meant policy options were constrained when compared to China.
The modest cyclical rises in non-performing loans (NPLs) in many countries in the region will persist in the first half of the year, says Moody's. This will be seen especially in trade-focused economies, most affected by the global economic slowing.
Rising asset quality pressures have been barely detectable in most countries in the region and NPLs are expected to peak in most banking systems by mid-year as economic recovery takes root. Any additional credit costs can, in the vast majority of cases, be easily absorbed by earnings. The two main possible exceptions are Vietnam and India, whose banking sectors get negative outlooks. Moody's says the Vietnamese banking system is in much worse shape than India's.
On interest rates in the Asia-Pacific, Moody's said India and Vietnam were both exceptions to its general observation that interest rates in Asia were very low.
Both countries, when compared with the rest of the region, were seeing higher inflation and weaker exchange rates.
While interest rates are likely to fall in India and Vietnam in 2013, they will also remain higher than in the rest of Asia. A higher interest rate regime meant weaker resilience for their banking systems in a global economic slowdown after a relatively rapid credit growth, it added.
Ahead of today's Reserve Bank of India review, many hope for a 50-basis-point cut in key policy rates
Government speaks to banks as challenges facing the industries keep lenders cautious
The four are Union Bank of India, DBS Bank, Syndicate Bank and Standard Chartered Bank
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piperarcher Posts: 1I do very much sympathize with you on this one. I am working with the same possible problem. I also got the estimate from the dealer for the Fuel Pump replacement is right at $500. Our Sunfire is a 2001 and has 63,000 miles. My wife ran the car out of gas, and that is when all of the fuel problems started. I would appreciate any good advise on what you think. She put in gas, couple gallons at a time and tried to restart with no luck. After about 1/2 tank on gauge and no start she gave up and I towed it home. I have since changed the fuel filter, tested the fuse and relay, and finally pulled the fuel line from the inlet side of the fuel inj. line. When I turn the ignition on, I do hear the hum from the rear for a couple seconds (Fuel Pump) but no fuel pressure whatso every now. I have searched JC Whitney for a fuel pump and find them from $45 up to $100 max. However, these don't appear to be in the tank type pumps. Has anyone out there done this repair themselves, and what would you recommend for a replacement pump?
sunfirechic20 Posts: 2I own a 2005 pontiac sunfire, i currently have my stock 15" hubcaps and tires on it. I have been thinking about buying 17" tires and rims for it. Is this a good idea? I am just worried about messing up the computer in my car or the speedodometer. Please help me! Is this a good idea or not? :confuse:
boggydan Posts: 1I have got a problem with Pontiac Sunfire 1999 SE 4D , I cannot turn the key back, it stuck in the middle of lock cylinder. I can pull it out but then I can start the car without a key and light on the panel are on. I had to disconnect wire from battery. Any idea what might happened and can it be fixed. Many thanks
johnnymurph Posts: 35Have you tried turning the steering wheel? It should not move very much, but there is enough play in it, allowing you to "snap" it to the right and/or left. Keep pressure on the key for removal as you snap the wheel. Not real hard jerks on the wheel, but enough to free the key release. If the steering wheel turns freely, then the wheel and key assembly needs to be pulled. Good Luck!!
coolbud Posts: 1i have a 02 sunfire with recently cut springs. i bought brand new KYB AGX adjustable schocks and some springs but the springs didnt even come close to fitting. the cut springs fit which tells me my problem is defintiely the springs. can anyone suggest what brand lowering springs would work best in this application. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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loner1314 Posts: 1heres the whole story. I have a 1999 Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L. A few days ago the coolant low indicator came on and i had placed GM Prestone Dexcool 50/50 in it, i kinda topped it off too much and it overflowed out when i turned the engine on and alot of it leaked out. there was a weird sound that came on but i didnt pay attention. a day later the car started to overheat. and the indicator came back. the coolant has became empty. i placed more in and then 15-20 min later, it overheat again. and the coolant disappeared again. i checked the water pump, it seemed fine, i changed the thermostat which was faulty. yet every time i fill it up it disappears after 15-20 min. there are no visible leaks and i had checked the oil and trans and the exhaust and havent found white smoke. the radiator almost stays cool even at overheating temperature. any ideas?!?!? i am gonna check the spark plug today but if thats not it, i dont kno what else i can do.
maclock Posts: 1I was told that the hinge on the driver's side door of my 2002 Pontiac Sunfire coupe must have been bent forward by a gust of wind before I took delivery of my car in a lease assumption. The car will have to be returned in a few months from now, and I hope to avoid having to reach into my pocket to pay for repainting because of a paint chip that has popped off the door where the sheet metal of the door and the sheet metal of the front quarter-panel meet. (This paint chip has exposed the metal underneath the paint, and my lease agreement seems to suggest that I will have to pay to have the door repainted.) It looks to me as if either:
(a) there was an alignment problem between the sheet metal on the door and the sheet metal on the front quarter-panel, and that caused chafing and led to the paint chip popping off; and/or
(b) the hinges are in some way, shape or form unfit for their intended use and have failed, causing the sheet metal on the door to chafe against the sheet metal on the front quarter-panel.
Has anyone reading this message experienced a similar problem with Pontiac Sunfire coupes? I searched the Internet earlier today, but didn't come across anyone who had a problem like this. It looks to me as if there is a tolerance problem caused by some defect in manufacture.
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reddeviljeff Posts: 2hey.. I have been having alot of problems trying to find cv joints for my 2000 Pontiac sunfire 2.2L. I had bought a set and put them in but they were two long, went back to the dealer and they didn't have any, i looked all over and all they had was the long ones. They said they don't no why this is. What could be wrong? I'm I missing something when i asking them. Thanks
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crapmobile Posts: 1My girlfriend has a 2000 Sunfire GT. Her reverse lights went out all of a sudden. No clue why. Bulbs, wires, fuses all fine. Is there some flaw with the vehicle that anyone has heard of out there that would cause this? I heard rumors about some linkage in the tranny or something? But haven't been able to confirm this.
Any ideas...Any sugegstions would be greatly appreciated. This is the latest issue of many since she's had this turd. :lemon: -
kymm Posts: 1I own a 99 Sunfire GT. It seems like when I get one thing fixed, something else is going wrong. It has almost 99k miles on it, so maybe I'm just at that point where some bigger stuff needs to be replaced. The whole front end vibrates, especially over a bumpy road, uneven pavement, etc. A month ago I had my mechanic look at the half shafts, and he swears he couldn't find anything wrong with them. I've replaced the left front wheel bearing. At speeds btwn 45 and 75 I hear/feel this other vibration, like a low, pulsing whirring noise.
Now it seems like the trans wants to hesitate more often going from park into drive. It will take a moment to grab the gear (it's an automatic). There is some noise that seems to be louder recently, and the trans also feels like it has some trouble accelerating through lower gears. I have already set up an appt with a local Cottman Trans to check it out. Has anybody had a similar problem? I love this car, and it just started giving me any kind of trouble a few months ago, and I've owned it since last March. I don't know if it's worth it for me to keep fixing it, or to seriously consider trading it in while it's still running. :confuse: -
joeyaz3 Posts: 1After a recent inspection, which one of these services would you do 1st pls? I'm sure this is a no brainer for some, and obviously the repair place wants you to get it all done at once( but since I'm on a limited income). 1)flush brakes? 2)power steering(test was brown)? or 3) good ole tires replaced?(front is at 6mm, .788/.739 spec) Rear(10%).
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masterpaul1 Posts: 421Hello Everyone,
I just found out today that the blower fan only blows when the selector switch is on the third and forth speed. (We were running the AC). Not sure if it does the same thing when selecting for heat. Any ideas as to what the problem is. :confuse:
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otd Posts: 1Anyone have any suggestions for a aftermarket muffler for 2.2 '01 Sunfire? I'm looking for something that will up the volume marginally, while staying nice and low and smooth. Nothing Civic-esque. And obviously it needs to keep the emission levels nominal...
Right now the only thing I have found is Raptor Open flow From Schucks. It's cheap, so I have no qualms pitching it if it sucks.
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mark_bowe Posts: 1I have been having 2 different problems with my pontiac 99 sunfire. The first problem is if I'm driving in conjested traffic or stopping at several lights my car seems to overheat. It does fine on highways or driving at a comfortable speed. The second problem has just recently started. When I get low on fuel or fill my tank up it doesn't seem to be getting any gas at all and will hesitate or try to die if I stop at a light and then take off. Sometimes it jerks when driving at a higher speed. I have changed my thermostat and fixed all problems with the radiator and it's not loosing any water but is overheating. I'm not very smart with vehicles and any advice will help... thanks :confuse:
masterpaul1 Posts: 421We have a 98 Sunfire and had the same problem that you are describing about over heating in city driving. These are the things that I did to try and correct the problem. I drained and replaced the Dex Coolant. I let the car idle for about 20 min. and watched the temp. needle go all the way up to the "high normal" range and then the cooling fan kicked on. (Not being satisfied with this result.) I then replaced the "coolant temp. sensor." Result was pretty much the same. I then changed both "cooling fan fuses." This did help, but the temp. gauge on days like 85 degrees and above without using the AC, was between "middle to high normal temp." The one thing that I have noticed, is when using the AC, to which the cooling fan runs all the time, the temp. is mid range which is correct. I want to change the thermostat, but will hose off the "radiator cooling coils" first. I also, notice that the breathing holes, located under the bumper, are cover and doesn't allow direct air flow to the cooling coils. (It looks like it was designed this way.) I'm going to see if I can remove the covers. For your hesitation problem, try changing the fuel filter. Also, change the plugs and oxygen sensor if you haven't done so. I hope this helps. :shades:
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loopylulu Posts: 1Good afternoon,
I have a 1997 sunfire, my cd player is going nuts on me. when i first start the car in the morning or after work it takes a cd and plays it no problem but if I want to put a new one in after that no way, it physically does not accept a cd, you try to push it in, feels very forced, then if you leave the player empty for a few minutes you here a sound like it is either trying to eject or it thinks you are giving it a cd, I get E20 and E20 messages all the time, sometimes it works sometimes it does not. Please help me. I cannot afford a new player right now. If I have to clean the lens how can I take out the cd player, I do not want to unhook anything because of the anti theft which was a major problem when I had to get a new key, the new key got stuck in the ignition and they had to put a brand new ignition in for me,
Also I get no AM reception on the radio, if I need traffic updates I cannot get them, any idea how I could fix these things.
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k_gem619 Posts: 4So, I go to start to change my brakes and rotors then I get stuck basically at the beginning. Does anybody know whether the bolt holding on the caliper uses a torx wrench or an allen key? and what size? It almost seems as tho its a torx and is caked with so much dirt and grime that it has the appearance of an allen key. Being i cant get my head back there, the best i could do is feel around and shove some clay in there to see what shape the impression was haha. If you have any ideas i'd appreciate it!


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17 Oct 2012 | #1 |
Some more good sites for laptops
I posted the irisvista.com site for dissembling Toshiba laptops the other day and have now stumbled across this reference it is excellent - haven't been through the lot but seems to have a fair few of the other brands on the different sites listed.
50 Irisvista Similar Sites | Websites Like Irisvista.com - SimilarSiteSearch.com The 8th ref in looks really good http://www.laptop-repair.info/ |
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17 Oct 2012 | #2 |
I've disassembled some mostly with pure guessing, though managed to fix them up.
Very good tips and guidance. Will keep it as references. Thanks John, Appreciate it much. |
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No probs Kevin just wished I had counted the bottom screws in my main laptop before I broke off a screw stand I had missed.
Wouldn't be so bad if it was just a stand off but it has some sort of earthing strap that came off with the darn thing Oh well perhaps the two pack might fix the stand off it is the aluminium strap that has got me wondering what to do |
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17 Oct 2012 | #4 |
That normally happen to us at any given situation.
What made me smile to myself is that I did it as if I'm a bomb squad that try to disassemble one inside a briefcase with many cable traps in it. Prepared some small pots for the screws. I mostly slip my finger nail around the case to find how it can be opened. Even drawing a simple map in a wide paper to put all parts with necessary notes and work sequence. That won't make me at lost in case of suddenly my wife yell at me to run to the nearest store for a bottle of milk. |
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17 Oct 2012 | #5 |
Yeah Kevin I have been working on a little thing I call a "wrinkle" - that is an old English term we used to use for a tip for fixing something or a way around something that isn't strictly conventional. I have taken some shots of my new disassembly set up and am going to post soon.
That darn screw well it was right next to the wireless adaptor and so virtually near the centre of the board the strap I think earths the touch pad - which I never use but if they made the screws gold coloured or just left them silver instead of jet black ones dopes like me wouldn't miss the things. I reckon I can fix the earth problem with some fine wire if need be or I might get lucky and get solder to stick to that strap. LOL!! Well at least I don't have a a woman in my life anymore so don't have to worry re the mess and the "battle zone" - you know the odd sock or three lying around |
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This sounds so much like old teachers fretting over the use of calculators in math class.
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The net gives us all of the knowledge of humanity at our fingertips. It frees us from thinking about facts and gives us more time for abstract thinking and problem solving. At least for those of us who remember a time before google. Maybe a child born today really will be made dumb by google.


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Heavy duty external relays included. Tach or tachless hook-up. Dedicated start and stop. Keyless entry.
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I assumed "American made" meant "Quality made" but it turns out I was wrong.�Initially I was praising this system and . . .
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Bulldog RS202E
All of the features of the RS202 plus: extended range up to 800 feet! (6 case) New 4 relay pack for even easier installation.
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Bulldog RS602E
On board relay for parking light output (Visual runtime confirmation). Constant negative when armed for starter kill.
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Code Alarm SureStart LXi
Increased operating range and compatibility with newer factory security systems.
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Crimestopper CoolStart RS900ER
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We have some cold winters here In Northern Indiana. Obviously not as cold as it could be (I feel for you, Fargo). I bought . . .
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I was cruising a a nursery today for early spring herbs (I'm a landscaper in Southern California) and tripped over a large green hellebore with splashes on the leaves. Didn't notice the splashes; noticed the seed pods, which were cracking open and starting to spill seeds.
I pinched off the open ones to save them, then bought the plant. (Only a true seed maniac would understand either act.) Have harvested fresh H. sseds before around now. Always traded them away, as I'm too busy to coddle seeds. Since these are REALLY fresh, I want to sow some. Came to this forum for guidance. Never noticed the little white line (like Dolichos lablab) before. It's tee shirt weather here, and I did not squeeze the seeds out. Are they "fresh" or premature? I'll look further for proper handling instructions. I presume that the markings on the leaves will not come through in the seedlings. Flowers are pure Hellebore green. Any guidance from you experts besides keep them moist? Thanks. |
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Anthony wanted to give students in his Restaurant Operations course a real-world project.
"Kevin and I got to talking, and I said 'maybe we could do a little project together,'" Prescott said. "The thought was perhaps I could use some of the students' ideas and maybe they'll be able to learn something from the experience."
Anthony asked his students to come up with ideas on how to improve the atmosphere and appeal of Vines on a $20,000 budget.
"It was unbelievable," Prescott said. "The students did a great job on presenting their ideas for this project, and there were a number of areas in which I used their ideas."
Some of the renovations suggested by the COC students were improved lighting at the main entrance of restaurant to create a more inviting atmosphere and rearrangement of the tables and chairs to give a less formal and more comfortable feel.
The changes also included an outdoor seating area, furniture reupholstery and carpet replacement, new inside wall décor to include the restaurant logo and vine design and eventually, a series of menu changes.
"The college experience provides a great learning environment, but for students to be able to get involved in a project like this and actually see their work change the direction of the project is the neatest thing in the world," Prescott said. "It's good for the students, good for the college and it's been good for us… I'd love to do more of it."
Because of the success of their collaboration with the Hyatt, the Hotel and Restaurant Management program is looking for other local restaurants who would be willing to work with COC students.
"We were very fortunate to have Mr. Prescott and the Hyatt Regency Valencia provide such a tremendous learning opportunity. Our students truly grew with this experience," Anthony said. "The college's Hotel and Restaurant Management department would welcome the opportunity to have our students work with any local hospitality company to provide an outsider's perspective on their operations and, if requested, suggest potential changes and improvements."
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During the early hours of June 6th 1944 a bloody but victorious offensive took place in occupied Western Europe that would claim thousands of lives. Codenamed 'Operation Overlord' the armies of the combined allied forces would begin their long push to Berlin, with the aim of bringing down the despised Nazi regime.
But the chilling realities of Hitler's true intentions are exposed, to create a force that can never be beaten, a 4th Reich - The New World Order. A team of Nazi doctors and scientists were charged with generating a superior race. Their experiments and research would produce unspeakable evil and change the face of humanity forever.
A small select brigade of soldiers from the British 3rd Infantry Division, under the command of the battle hardened Captain Bathurst embark on a dangerous quest to liberate Europe. Fighting their way through the French countryside, villages and war ravaged towns. Every advance they discover increasingly strange events until they reach an abandoned research facility where the true horrors begin.
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- Led by the battle hardened Captain Bathurst, the small select infantry are tasked with a mission to take over from where a previous operation failed - to eliminate the notorious Oberleutnant Dirlewanger and destroy the secret research facility he and his SS division are guarding with their lives. With the mission's details being on a need to know basis, rumours amongst the infantry circulate about the Nazi's occultish experiments.
- As they advance through war ravaged towns seeing off the last faithful members of Nazi resistance, Roberts discovers that the rumours may not be as far fetched as he believed. Finding the macabre corpses of the first operation, the disturbing reality that they were not simply the victims of battle begins to sink in.
- Their suspicions prove justified as they explore the deserted research facility revealing the truly horrific implications of the Nazi experiments and discovering their successful trials to regenerate an indestructible 4th Reich from Dirlewanger's SS dead division. The soldiers are now faced with an undead evil for which even the extreme nightmares of war could not have prepared them.
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This is my preferred photo of the past year. Taken with a Lomo LC-A in a great light... with a lot of snow!
This pretty wheel stay in Como every Christmas holydays. A little wheel near the lake, for the joy of the children. In January, there were a great snow fall, and using my Lomo LC-A and a Fuji Superia 400 film (not crossprocessed) I take this photo. Great light conditions, no peoples around disturbing the composition. I use Gimp to resize the photo in a square format. I love this wheel.


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People who follow local golf like to say that 15-year-old Will Dickson is going to be really good.
Here's the thing — he's already really good.
And he's only going to get better.
The rising sophomore at Moses Brown battled Texas State Amateur champion William Zalatoris, who is heading to Wake Forest in the fall on the Arnold Palmer scholarship, to the final hole on Thursday afternoon in the round of 16 at the U.S. Junior Amateur at the Woodlands, in Houston, before losing, 1-up.
This is the fifth appearance in the U.S. Junior Amateur for Zalatoris, who qualified the first time at the age of 12, and the fourth time he has made it to match play.
He almost didn't make it past Providence's Dickson, who got off to a hot start, just as he had in winning his match on Thursday morning over John Pak, of Scotch Plains, N.J., 4 and 3.
Dickson won the first two holes against Pak, was 4-up after seven, and never was threatened.
Against Zalatoris, Dickson won three of the first four holes, only one of them with a birdie. But Zalatoris settled down and tied the match after nine holes with a birdie on the short, par-4 sixth, an eagle on the par-5 eighth, and another birdie on the 447-yard, par-4 ninth.
Dickson then regained the lead with a birdie at the 435-yard, par-4 10th, only to see Zalatoris rally again — squaring the match with a winning par on the 465-yard, par-4 11th, taking a 1-up lead with a par-5 on the 579-yard 13th and then going 2-up with a par on the 463-yard 15th.
But Dickson, who romped to the R.I. Interscholastic League championship this spring, didn't fold.
He won the 414-yard, par-4 16th with a birdie and forced Zalatoris to birdie the par-5 18th to wrap up the match.
What makes Dickson's showing in the national junior championship even more impressive is that he's been doing more caddying this summer than golfing.
Just as he did last year, he is spending the summer at Camp Sankaty, at Sankaty Head Golf Club, on Nantucket.
In addition to caddying, Dickson and the other campers also do chores in what is a highly-structured environment.
Despite not having a lot of time to work on his own game, Dickson qualified for match play at the U.S. Junior Amateur by shooting rounds of 74-74, tying him for 50th.
He then upset Cameron Young of Scarborough, N.Y., who tied for ninth with a 3-under, 141 in medal play, in the opening round of match play on Wednesday, 2 and 1.
"I like match play," Dickson, who was playing in the U.S. Junior Amateur for the first time, told Golfweek magazine after beating Young. "You can play more aggressively. You can be more confident with your putting. I love it."
Zalatoris, in addition to winning the Texas State Amateur title this summer, also won his second Champions Invitational by a whopping 11 strokes — a victory that put him in the company of the likes of young PGA Tour stars Ricky Fowler and two-time U.S. Junior champion Jordan Spieth, both of whom were two-time winners of the Champions Invitational.
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Val Lewton was another one of these guys (Sol Wurtzel was another) who
was terrific at making "A" pictures on a "B" budget. To this day,
Lewton's horror films are fairly well-known and receive wonderful
notices by critics and film historians.
This look at the somewhat-but-not altogether famous filmmaker is a
77-minute very interesting excursion that was made, I believe, for the
Turner Classic Movie (TCM) network, and was aired several times
recently (mid January of 2008). I assume it will run numerous times on
the network, in future months. Director Martin Scorcese narrates this
tale about Lewton, his history and his films.
Some of the comments that particularly caught my ear, made by either
Scorcese, Val Lewton's son, or by someone else in here, included:
"His movies moved and spoke to audiences in a different way....Lewton's
films were more terror than horror....He was always at odds with his
bosses but never satisfied with is own achievements....There is no film
footage of him, no voice recordings of him.......He had no inkling he
would be remembered by posterity......Many scenes in his films
reflected his own phobias and views on life, as an outsider......We are
all potentially evil and possible murderers."
Some of Lewton's films are examined in detail, beginning with "The Cat
People," followed by "I Walked With A Zombie," "The Leopard Man,"
"Curse Of The Cat People," and to a lesser extant, films that followed
those. It was interesting to hear about his struggles with RKO and his
unexpected success later with Boris Karloff in several of his movies
("The Body Snatcher" being his best, in many people's opinion.) We also
hear from directors Roger Corman, Jacques Tourneur (who worked with
Lewton on a number of films) and the famous Robert Wise.
This is a long documentary - and it is definitely slanted in favor of
Lewton - and might have been more effectively edited down to an hour,
but still pretty fascinating. I recognized the voice of actor Elias
Koteas, who was reading some of the comments Lewton made over the
years, almost in dairy or autobiographical form.
Some of the Lewton's film clips shown here will just about give you
chills watching them. This man was a master at frightening you with
things unseen.
Strange how sometimes one does not always see what others see. That is
the germ of the artist.
Scorcese clearly delves deeply into the world of Val Lewton,
practically an unknown artist in the golden era of the movies which was
sadly unlauded sufficiently during his law.
We see what so many of us probably didn't see or were not able to
analyze as adeptly as Scorcese in Lewton's work. Certainly, these are
not the grade A pictures we all know about, but Scorcese thrusts them
into their well-deserved prominence by explaining how really fabulous
Lewton's falsely relegated B-pictures they were. Sure they were low
budget - but WHAT Lewton did was nothing short of miracles of mood,
suspense and mystery, contrast and hue and the deep character
development which exists within a movie and not necessarily a
protagonist. We are shown, and it is explained just how Lewton worked
his magic with shoestring budgets.
I've seen some of these movies, but never in this way...and after this,
I will always bring with me the wonderful aura of the prodigious talent
of Val Lewton.
VAL LEWTON gave us many wonderful horror films throughout the '40s, but
at one time he worked as a reader for David O. Selznick and told the
producer his feelings about GONE WITH THE WIND: "This is the biggest
piece of rubbish I've ever read. You'll be making the biggest mistake
of your career if you decide to make this." (paraphrasing, of course).
Well, he may never qualify as an accurate prophet, but he did know how
to use subtle horror to make films like THE CAT PEOPLE and I WALKED
MARTIN SCORSESE narrates this thoughtful documentary on the producer
with many interesting film clips from the low-budget horror films that
are now considered film classics of their kind by a man who was "drawn
to the darkness of the shadow world." He trusted many of his associates
when he began filming the features at RKO with men like Jacques
Tourneur, Nicholas Musuraca, DeWitt Bodeen, Roy Webb, and later Mark
Robson. His films had an hypnotic effect on audiences, providing subtle
horror through the power of suggestion.
In private, he was a sensitive man, never fully satisfied with his work
or his assignments, but happily married to a woman who understood him
and his needs. He was really not tough enough to be a Hollywood
survivor and had a few heart attacks before the major one that killed
him at the age of 46.
The documentary tells how he ignited the career of BORIS KARLOFF when
Karloff was assigned to films like ISLE OF THE DEAD, THE BODY SNATCHERS
and BEDLAM. As the war drew to a close, people began to turn away from
horror films and Lewton's career began to decline when the defining
films of his earlier career were no longer being made.
His low-budget films really were low-budget: for CAT PEOPLE he was
given a budget of $150,000, but the film was a huge hit, made a million
at the box-office when only A-budget features made as much and stayed
in big city theaters longer than CITIZEN KANE that year!
New Documentary produced and narrated by Martin Scorsese on the life and work on the films of Val Lewton. It premiered tonight on Turner Classic Movies and has occasioned the reissue of the box set of the Lewton RKO horror films on DVD. To be honest I don't think this is really a documentary so much as its film essay on the Lewton produced films and his life. There is no nitty gritty about the making of the films (the fact that one of his films occasioned the last screen teaming of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi is not mentioned). If one wants details one has to look to the documentary that was originally released with the DVD set, Shadows in the Dark:The Val Lewton Legacy. Here Scorsese talks about the deeper meanings of the films Lewton over saw and how they affected the people who saw them.Its clear that Scorsese is in love with the poetry of the movies, and its nice to have him as a guide into their recesses, indeed watching the film I picked up a good many details that I had never noticed before. It also reveals symbols and character types that reoccur in his movies. Its an examination of how Lewton's melancholy nature produced some very dark and troubling films, films which echo to this day. I liked the film a great deal but I'm not in love with it. While I learned some new things I didn't learn enough (I think the earlier Shadows in the Dark is slightly better, but that may be purely a matter of personal taste).Its very good but there is something that keeps me from saying its great. Is it worth seeing, absolutely, it will reveal many things to you about the films that you probably never noticed. Ultimately it will make you want to see all the films again, which is a pretty good thing if you ask me
Born in Yalta in the early 1900s to Russian parents, film producer Val Lewton was raised in America by his mother and sister, honing a colorful imagination even through his years at military school; he wrote articles and published a few pulpy stories before landing in Hollywood as protégé to David O. Selznick. Selznick turned out to be a helpful boss but was no father-figure, rarely if ever giving Lewton credit for the work he did on pictures such as "Anna Karenina" and "Gone With the Wind". A movie-producing offer eventually came from financially-strapped RKO, who hoped a series of low-budget thrillers would get them back in the black, and Val Lewton was on his way. This documentary on Lewton's career (produced in conjunction with Turner Classic Movies by Martin Scorsese, who also narrates) is nearly bereft of details on Lewton's personal life, mostly due to the fact no documents exist of his recorded voice. Photos and letters written by Lewton help to fill in the gaps, but we never get much sense of the reported turmoils and trouble Lewton went through while working in Hollywood. We also are not privy to much information that went on in the RKO offices with each new Lewton release, only that his films were "successful" up to and including 1946's "Bedlam". If all or most of his films were so popular, what accounted for Lewton's anxieties? He and his wife raised two children--a girl who is unaccounted for here, and a son who has grown up seemingly in the dark regarding his father's business affairs--but what happened to his supporters? Editor Mark Robson and director Robert Wise, themselves protégés of Val Lewton, later found success on their own but failed to extend an olive branch to Lewton once tastes in Hollywood changed. Yet, instead of acknowledging the fact that Lewton was out of step with the times, Robson and Wise are left looking like false friends. The special is clip-heavy, with a finely-tuned parallel atmosphere to compliment the array of sequences, yet it doesn't cut very deep. Still, if the central desire here was to create an interest in Val Lewton's productions for audiences unaware of his languid, elegiac and stylized mood pieces, then "The Man in the Shadows" certainly succeeds. It thoughtfully whets the appetite for an evening's worth of Lewton product, and the artful way in which he was able to combine good and evil with the most subtle of touches.
Martin Scorcese waxes poetic over one of his favorite talents, Val
Lewton, the producer of cult classics such as The Cat People, The
Seventh Victim, I Walked with a Zombie, etc. Lewton's unique outlook on
life was present in all of his dark films, which were actually B horror
movies with some heavy messages. The most interesting of these for me
was The Cat People, which I first saw as a child, and Curse of the Cat
People, which I saw recently, and these were my main reasons for
watching this documentary, that and the fact that Nazimova was his
aunt. I confess that I saw The Seventh Victim and either I wasn't
paying attention or I'm thick or both, but I didn't get it. I'm not a
horror person so I definitely wouldn't be able to get through anything
else of his.
Of interest was the fact that he started off in movies working for
David O. Selznick, so he learned from a master. The other interesting
thing is that not much is really known about Lewton himself, evidently
a very private person. Like many artists, he wasn't fully appreciated
while he was alive - which wasn't long. He died when he was 46.
The Cat People remains one of the most fascinating movies ever made,
and it was good to hear one person comment that the Kent Smith
character seems like a really nice guy but actually isn't -- my
feelings exactly; and what a treat to see the child Veronica Lake
lookalike, Ann Carter Newton, all grown up, and hear what she had to
say about making The Curse of the Cat People.
Viewers should find this interesting, and if you like the genre and
aren't familiar with Lewton's work, you will be inspired to see it.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Val Lewton was born in Russia and emigrated as a child with his family
to America. He worked around the outskirts of Hollywood for a while
before becoming a producer of what were called horror films at RKO
Studios. This was in the early 1940s. He died shortly after the end of
the war, of a heart condition.
During his active period, this melancholy and retiring man -- who
rewrote all his scripts without taking any screen credit -- led a unit
of friends and compatible colleagues that produced some of the most
haunting, small-budget, eerie movies to come out of Hollywood, about
nine all together.
This documentary by Martin Scorsese is an appreciation of Lewton's
work, and nicely done it is. Lewton deserves all the attention and
thought that went into the documentary. There are abundant excerpts
from his films and interesting commentaries from a handful of talking
heads, including that of the little girl from "The Curse of the Cat
People", now fully grown.
"The Curse of the Cat People" is emblematic of the titles and material
being thrown at Lewton while he was at RKO. The studio had just
produced "Citizen Kane," a ruinously expensive flop at the time, and
its new motto was "Showmanship, Not Genius." An additional impetus to
the formation of Lewton's unit came from the success of Universal
Studios' monster movies: "Frankenstein," "Dracula," "The Wolfman," "The
Curse of Frankenstein," "The Briss of Dracula," and what not. The
intention was for Lewton to make competitive monster movies at less
cost. He did considerably more than that. He was stuck with the lurid
titles and the sometimes irrational plots but he managed to polish the
stories and see that they were filmed with impeccable taste.
The narration is well written and insightful. Here's an instance of
what I mean. I'd never realized it before but the most hair-raising
moments in Lewton's movies are handled very briefly. They last only an
instant or two -- a bus hissing to a halt, a trickle of blood under a
door, the hoof beats of a horse turning into a flapping old automobile
tire -- whereas today one would find these effects not only made more
explicit but lingered over until the audience was on the edge of
exhaustion or maybe beyond that.
For those who are interested, there is a boxed set of nine of Lewton's
best films now available on DVD, and each film is accompanied by a
knowledgeable commentary.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Kent Jones writes and directs this documentary about Val Lewton, the Russian born writer and producer. Lewton after the turn of the previous century wrote for newspapers, magazines and novels that were considered "pulp novels". Most of his work was under a pseudonym. He had worked for David O. Selznick and MGM before being assigned to RKO to head up a new low budget horror unit. His fame is as a producer, but he actually was very involved with picking casts, developing scenes, co-writing, co-directing...he really through himself into his love of making movies. He was not credited for a couple of scenes he created for the classic GONE WITH THE WIND. A few of his most memorable movies: I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE, THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE, BODY SNATCHER and BEDLAM appear on Turner Classic Movies. His number one fan Martin Scorsese narrates. Plus there are interviews and statements from his friends and people who worked with him like: Robert Wise, Roger Corman, Jacques Tourneur, Dr. Glen Gabbard, Ann Carter Newton and Val E. Lewton. The voice of Lewton in this documentary is that of Elias Koteas.
Val Lewton: Man in the Shadows (2008)
** 1/2 (out of 4)
Martin Scorsese produced and narrates this documentary that takes a
look at the life and career of producer Val Lewton who hated the horror
genre but become best known for his horror titles like The Body
Snatcher, Bedlam, I Walked with a Zombie and Cat People. I personally
find many of Lewton's horror movies overrated but they are popular so I
understand the need to do a documentary on them but to do one on Lewton
never really made much sense to me. It's even more senseless when you
consider that another documentary, Shadows in the Dark was just made in
2005. As with that documentary, there really isn't much to Lewton so we
learn very little. He didn't do interviews, didn't have any on camera
stuff and in reality there's very little known about him so we don't
learn a thing. When they discuss the movies we still don't learn
anything outside the fact that Lewton hated horror movies and didn't
want to work with Boris Karloff. Since there's nothing to Lewton I just
can't justify having two documentaries about him and in the end neither
of them do much. Roger Corman, Robert Wise and Japanese director
Kiyoski Kurosawa are the only movie people interviewed and both only
get a few clips.
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