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Istvan Szabo is probably the finest Hungarian film director ever. I
have seen and greatly enjoyed 'Hanussen' and 'Mephisto' which both
feature his preferred actor, the fantastic Klaus Maria Brandauer . The
latest is nothing less than a masterpiece in my opinion, a strong
parable about the relation between dictatorship and art, between power
and the artist, and a meditation about the human character and the
tearing dilemma of the artist who has to chose between being silent and
being silenced. What few people knew at the time the film was released
was that in 'Mephisto' Szabo had spoken about his own life and choices.
I somehow failed to see until now 'Sunshine' which is a not less
ambitious endeavor describing in a big epic film the story of one
Jewish Hungarian family which is symbolic for much of the history of
the Hungarian Jews in the 20th century.
They do not do such films any longer, some may say. 'Sunshine' is a
saga spread over three generations of the Sonnenshein / Sors family - a
family of Jewish origin whose story is followed since the last two
decades of the Austro-Hungarian empire through the First World War, the
Communist revolution of 1919, the inter-wars period, the horrors of the
Second World War and of the Holocaust, the Communist terror that
followed. The tradition of such stories is actually not rooted in
Hollywood but rather in the solid novel sagas of writers like Thomas
Mann or John Galsworthy. The main theme is the fate of the Jewish
family trying to find its identity first in the relatively liberal
Austro-Hungarian empire, the tentative to melt its identity by
'assimilation' and conversion, followed by the cruel return to reality
during the Holocaust, and the temporary illusion of salvation by
adopting the principles of the internationalist Communism.
The 16 years that passed since the film was released make the
demonstration of the futility of the identity hiding games played by
Jews in Europe in general and Hungary in particular look somehow
didactic on screen (but not in reality, as recent events show). Istvan
Szabo had the bright idea of distributing Ralph Fiennes in the triple
role of the three men in the three generations of the Sonnenschein /
Sors family. Fiennes is a fine actor and this was one of his best
roles, but the real strong and persistent character is the one of
Valerie - wife, mother, and grandmother and more than all the survivor
and the strong character that represents the moral and tradition
compass of the whole family during the succeeding storms of the
century. Two actresses - Jennifer Ehle and Rosemary Harris play this
role at different ages. They are both wonderful. The strength of the
film comes however from the accumulation of facts and the building of
the emotion that leads to the final rediscovery of the true identity of
the character. As somebody once said: 'Nobody can run away from the
star under which they were born'.
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Lucy was supposed to be a film I should highly enjoy. I love Scarlett
Johansson not only for the way she looks but also for daring to
undertake complex and different roles that put at work her acting
talent. Science fiction is one of the genres I like most. I liked
everything that Luc Besson does
actually everything he did until this
film. In my opinion 'Lucy' is a low for both Scarlett and Luc as well.
It's not terribly bad, as they are too good artists and professionals
to fall too low, but it's highly unsatisfying, well below expectations.
Readers of popular science magazines, or watchers of the similar TV
shows should be already familiar with the scientific pretext of the
film. The complex and sophisticated computing machine which is our
brain is barely used, maybe at 10% of its capacity. If somehow (maybe
using a blue powder drug!) the brain efficiency was used at a higher
percentage the respective individual would get capabilities that are
well beyond average to the point that they may seem superhuman to the
other mortals. This is what happens to the hero in 'Lucy' but the
problem is that the combination of sexy techno-thriller does not work
well with the pseudo-science in the film. Talking about the meaning of
life and universality of time in-between car chases and the destruction
of the French Academy by bullets and mortars is some kind of fun, but
not much more.
When talking about many other films made in Hollywood I have often
complained about their length. It's seldom today to find a feature film
that does not reach 120 minutes of projection, and in many cases
American (and not only American) productions exceed the 150 threshold,
without any consistent gains in complexity or quality, but adding time
resistance to the qualities required from viewers and justifying to
some extent the additional ticket prices. 'Lucy' is only 85 minutes
long credits included and this may be one of the reasons it feels like
hurried and superficial, with the main ideas exposed like in a crash
sciences lesson and all the characters with the exception of the main
hero reduced to uni-dimensional sketches, without any character
development. It's just a pity to see the talent of such fine actors
like Morgan Freeman or Amr Waked wasted in such a way. The becoming of
a genius and superhuman is described in a manner that is neither too
original, nor too spectacular, and the smart dialogs between the beauty
who became a genius and the scientist whose role seems mostly to be
amazed without being able to help are just deprived of any emotion.
There is one sentence about losing the capability to feel which if
developed could have added a very different dimension to the film, but
it was lost in the rush. When time becomes a dimension to be
transgressed the journey looks more like an adult version of the 'Night
at the Museum' which may run in the neighboring cinema hall. And that
cinematographic metaphor reminding a famous ceiling painting? is it
parody? 'Lucy' has many good premises and wastes most of them.
It's really amazing that 'Nightcrawler' is the first directing
achievement of Dan Gilroy - whose record only includes a few scripts
(one of the Bourne series movies among them). It's a real catchy,
witty, brutal and realistic story about the thirst for sensations in
the news and the monster it creates. It's also a very well written
story (Gilroy authored it as well) with crisp and interesting
characters which we keep discovering as long as they are alive on
screen. The visuals also have quality - on one hand I have visited Los
Angeles recently, so I could not only recognize the places but also
feel the atmosphere, on the other hand much of the action happens at
night and is news related, so the nervous camera moves with focus on
blood and violence makes a lot of sense.
The main character, Louis Bloom is unemployed. I suspect that the
proximity with another more famous character L. Bloom is not
coincidental, as like Joyce's Ulysses he is wondering at nights in a
big city, looking however to more earthly matters of life. He is a
smart unemployed who spends his time navigating the Internet in search
of educational and motivational stuff that can push him out of the
current status of small criminal, steeling metals and selling them by
the pound. The only problem is that nobody wants to hire him, despite
his verbal skills of self-promotion, and the reason is bluntly put to
him by a potential employer: 'I am not hiring thieves'. There is
however one industry that does not seem to have such scruples: it's the
crime news industry. Local TV networks are ready to pay good in order
to serve their customers (us!) the bloodiest news and the most
graphical images at breakfast time. Bloom will soon learn the
technicalities of the profession, and find inside himself enough
resources not only to survive but also to become successful in it.
The action takes place in Los Angeles, and we can even see the
Hollywood sign at some point, but it's far from the typical Hollywood
production. It actually has more of an indie atmosphere, and reminded
me at some moments 'Drive' which was released three years ago. Same
intensity, same fringe world. The difference is in the approach. There
are no good guys in 'Nightcrawler', maybe the exception of Lou's
assistant Rick (played by Riz Ahmed) who does not have much chance of
survival in the world described by the film. The film takes also a
sharp critical stand about the business, work and human (or should I
say inhuman?) relation in the corporate world of America. The words we
can hear day to day in the corporate environment sound so natural in
the mouths of the criminals. Something must be wrong with the words or
the way they are used.
On a higher level however the film is not only about the industry and
one specific character that makes his way in it. It is also about the
audiences who create the demand for sensationalistic news soaked in
blood. About us.
Much of the quality of the film relies on Jake Gyllenhaal's performance
as Bloom. Gyllenhaal has in this movie the sparkle, darkness and
craziness of the big roles. He may not get the Academy Award this year,
but he is getting close to that level. Rene Russo also provides an
excellent support as the hungry producer ready to accept almost
anything and to bend almost any moral or legal rules in order to rise
the rating of her news show.
This was the first movie I have seen in 2015. I can only wish that the
year in movies will be as good as this one.
Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) should be a super-hero. After all
only a super-hero can destroy in 28 seconds the US East Coast command
center of the Russian mafia (actually exceeding by 9 seconds his
plans), can survive an army of armed and dangerous enemies in a Home
Depot, even saving the lives of all his good friends, and then take a
flight to Russia to destroy the whole organization's brains in the
viper's nest.
It is actually the anti-hero vision of the character that gives this
story a high dose of credibility. Yes, I am incredulous of having said
it :-) Denzel's character building is so rigorous, so precise, so human
that he not only builds himself as the positive character we as viewers
can sympathize with, but also lightens the whole story, which otherwise
would be a brutal encounter between yet another retired agent and the
world which would not let him enjoy his quiet reading and lattes at
night hours, a world full of violence, of human traffic, of ladies in
distress silently shouting for help with nobody to hear but Hollywood
Director Antoine Fuqua seems to make amends to me for Olympus Has
Fallen which I liked much less for various reasons. I would have liked
Chloe Grace Moretz to be more on screen, but her absence for much of
the screen time after having been the trigger of the story has logic.
The Equalizer is based on a TV series from the 80s which I did not see
or maybe I forgot, but there is enough good material in this film -
including mystery hints about Robert McCall's past including a
tragically lost love - to make me hope that this is another start of a
series, on big screen this time.
When Tim Burton and Johnny Depp come together one already knows what to
expect. Dark Shadows is the 8th film directed by Burton with Depp in
the cast, the first one being Edward Scissorhands from 1990, maybe the
most famous of all. We already know that a fantastic and strange world
of weird beauty and ugliness will be created on screen. We know that it
will be scary but that we need not take it more serious than necessary
because we are now adults and fairy tales do not scare us any longer
(do they?). We also know that Depp will again be hard to recognize, but
will be himself as well, another entry in a series of fantastic
characters that we - who love the actor - wish will last for as long as
'Dark Shadows' is inspired by a TV show which gained cult status in the
late 60s and early 70s which I have never seen or heard about before.
It starts as a Gothic witches and vampires story in the 18th century to
continue as a back-from-grave witches and vampire comical action in the
contemporaneity of the TV show. Tim Burton and his script writers chose
the path of creating from the perspective of 2012 a retro-actual comedy
combined with situation gags about the culture, revolts and music of
the 70s including a cameo appearance of Alice Cooper. These are
actually some of the funniest moments in the film, as the rest of the
story is pretty conventional and does not exceed the level of a
mediocre comics-inspired intrigue.
Acting-wise we have of course Depp, as pale and as weird as ever.
Besides Depp the film is blessed with exquisite cast including Michelle
Pfeiffer which unfortunately seems lately to fade away from important
roles, Eva Green which has a love scene like you never saw on screens
before with Depp, and Helena Bonham Carter which I wish had spent more
time on screen. And yet, despite moments of fun and splendid visuals
that only the imagination of Burton can create, something is missing in
the script. I did not see the TV show, and yet I had a very strong
feeling of deja vu which could not be completely balanced by acting and
spectacular visuals. A movie relying only or mostly on visual effects,
as perfect as they may be, risks to feel like unfinished.
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I am following quite closely the development of the Romanian cinema,
and Corneliu Porumboiu is one of the directors whose previous work I
enjoyed a lot, especially '12:08 East of Bucharest' which was a story
about the 1989 events of the fall of the Communism in a small town of
Romania, placed under doubt both from a political as well as personal
memory perspective. I confess however that I was deeply disappointed by
this 2013 film which seems to me to be a dry and didactic exercise in
method taken to the extreme where all substance and action become
largely irrelevant. The result is simply boring, and the reaction of
the audience at the Haifa Festival was a mix of incredulity, sarcasm
and revolt with the daring one leaving the screening hall before the
end and getting back good minutes of their lives.
'When Evening Falls on Bucharest' tries to tell the story of a delayed
day in the making of a film that does not tell anything important. The
director (Bogdan Dumitrache) endlessly rehearses a nude screen with the
lead actress (Diana Avramut) who 'happens' to be his lover. The scene
is meaningless, but the director tries to get some sense of it. Almost
the same as the envelope of this film which contains meaningless
dialogs about the beauty and ugliness of the human body, the cinema of
Michelangelo Antonioni or Chinese food. The lives of the characters are
empty, their actions are incomprehensible (why does the director go
through the pain of simulating an endoscopy in order to postpone a
filming day? we never know), and the result is boring.
I know where this is coming from. Much of the success of Romanian
cinema in the last decade was due to using a minimalist approach in
describing the day-to-day lives of people during the Communist rule, or
the transition period that followed. The method fit well the stories,
because it is good to speak on low tone about situations that otherwise
would generate revolt in the hearts of the viewers. The human
dimensions of the characters of those films are much emphasized by the
method. In 'When Evening Falls on Buchares' acting is very much
according to the method, but the characters are empty, there is no
human dimension to emphasize. There is only one good idea in the whole
script, one scene in which the scene in the film is mirrored in
reality, with the roles of the man and woman switched over. Reality is
more efficient than the best directing. The rest is flat. If the
director meant to say something smart about the relationship between
director and actor, or pass some social message about the emptiness of
life in today's Romania, it all got buried in the huge boredom that
this film creates which to some viewers may cause even anger. Talking
about Antonioni is even less than an Antonioni quote. The characters of
Antiononi exercised existential spleen because they first of all
existed. Porumboiu's characters in this film do not even exist.
The Judge is a rather classical combination of family drama and court
drama, enjoying a couple of fine actors in lead roles that will land
them some place in or close to the area of the Academy Awards
candidacies. It's solid but rather conventional cinematography, and as
I understand the first output of a new production enterprise where
Robert Downey Jr. is placing some of the money earned by the best-paid
actor in Hollywood today. As a capitalist Mr. Downey Jr. seems to like
conservative, low risk investment.
Hank Palmer (Downey) is a successful and filthy lawyer who helps people
rich enough to pay him to get away in the American courts of law even
if they are obviously guilty. When his mother dies he returns for what
should be a one or two days unwanted family reunion in the mid-west
city of birth too small for his ambitions. As much as he dislikes the
trip he is also rather disliked by a quite non-functional family run by
a tyrannical father (Robert Duvall) who is also the judge practically
running the place, a man admired by half of the town (the good one?)
and hated by the other half (the bad one?). When his father is accused
of murder Hank will find himself defending him for once with truth and
justice as goals, while all the past he was running of for the last two
decades risks to overwhelm him.
The relation between father and son is enhanced by the intense acting
of Downey Jr. and Duvall which may both compete for the Academy Awards
a few months from now. Director David Dobkin seems to have previously
dealt with comedies only, The Judge being his first exploration of a
'serious' thematic. He make a few mistakes on the road - the film is
too long, and the treatment of the subject too heavy and conventional
to my taste. It's not bad cinema, it is just so expected. I hope that
better contenders will show up on the road to the Awards between now
and February 22, 2015, the date of the ceremony at the Dolby Theater in
Hollywood, LA.
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Quentin Tarantino or the Coen brothers would have loved to make this
film. It is filled with characters from their world, transplanted in
the hellish cold landscape of Scandinavia. If I am to compare it with
experiences that are familiar to the 'mainstream' cinema viewers 'In
Order of Disappearance' is a combination between the world of
Tarantino, with his little-brained gangsters immersed in their own
sub-cultured world transported in the landscape of 'Fargo' the original
with its endless landscapes of snow and the cold that crosses the
screen to almost freeze the cheeks of the viewers in the cinema
As in many other gangster stories tragedy hits by hazard a regular
family whose son is killed by mistake for being at the wrong place and
time which intersects with a drug trafficking scheme. When the police
takes the easy path of declaring the incident an accidental overdose
case, the father decides to follow the path of the killers and to take
revenge. The fact that he is driving a huge snow-plow will play an
important role in what follows, and this is where director Hans Peter
Molland seems to make another respectful bow to one of the earlier
movies of Spielberg, where a huge truck is chasing a man on deserted
roads. The temperature is different here.
I mentioned a number of possible quotes, and they may be real or just
reflect my own cinematographic associations. Actually this is a very
original and well made film, with an exquisite cinematography based on
the contrast of snow and darkness, with a Scandinavian atmosphere and a
very Scandinavian hero (superb acting from Stellan Skarsgård) with all
the sadness of a grieving father and the resolution of making justice,
even when left left with no choice. On the way the film also makes a
few painful comments about the state of things in the Scandinavian
society, the relation with the immigrants, the culture, the prejudices
and the lack of empathy to the fellow human. It is populated with a
full world of tragicomic characters, and it is fun to watch. Go and
find it!
Films about film making, about famous actors and directors were very
much en vogue a few years ago, and "My Week with Marilyn" belongs to
this wave. About that time two (good) movies about the master of
suspense were made, one came from Hollywood - Hitchcock -, the other
from the BBC - The Girl. 'My Week with Marilyn' combines The
Forces,being a coproduction of Hollywood (Weinstein) and BBC, about
another Anglo-American film making experience. This time it's not about
a great English director getting to the peak of fame on the shores of
the Pacific, but about the ultimate American star and sex symbol,
Marylin Monroe landing in 1957 the UK to make 'The Prince and the
Showgirl'. That was from a certain point of view a stellar encounter of
the third degree, between the comet of Hollywood and the star of the
English stage and screen Laurence Olivier. On the sides it was also the
story of the encounter of a young 'third' (number is important) studios
assistant with the woman of any man's dream in the epoch. Colin Clark
was the name of the character, he wrote a book of memories about the
experience, and the film extends the subject to a romantic story -
carrying into the film the ups and downs of adaptations of memoirs or
'true stories'.
The question one asks himself when seeing this film is 'was Marilyn
Monroe really the awful actress that is described here?' I probably
need to watch the 1957 film (it is available for free on the Internet)
to have an answer. The closing text run on screen before credits tells
us that the next film of Marilyn was to be 'Some Like It Hot' - the
most famous film she ever made. Maybe the problem was her uprooting
from Hollywood to the British Pinewood studios? 'My Week with Marilyn'
does not explore this track. Was she also the terribly insecure and
unhappy human being that is described here, too beautiful to be ever
loved for anything but her physical appearance? This seems more
plausible, especially because we know the end of her life. Did she
really get comfort and moral support in the relation with a young and
anonymous assistant, one of the tens of figures in the shadows in any
film production, as the script claims? Were there ever buddies of a
love story in this relation? Probably only in the mind of the memoirs
writer, but who really cares? The character played by Eddie Redmayne is
so unconvincing that I was wondering if his lack of charisma was the
result of masterful acting or directing or of lack of talent and ...
well .. charisma.
With quite a thin story, and with a BBC style of directing that avoids
too thick an intervention in the story telling, much of the film relies
on acting and actors. Talking about acting let me start with the
supporting roles. The list is really impressive, having on-screen Judy
Dench or Emma Watson is a pleasure, although for each of them I have
wished the roles were more consistent. If anybody was concerned that
Kenneth Branagh will approach the role of Olivier with too much
deference to make it real, he can rest quite - Branach constructs a
real life Olivier, infuriated by the lack of talent and professional
ethics of the American star, but also a middle aged man fascinated by
the beauty and by the romance of the superb blonde with the camera. In
the lead role Michelle Williams creates a Marilyn that risks to replace
the real Monroe in the minds of those who see this film. Her Academy
Awards nomination was highly deserved.
It's one of those films made with love for cinema, one of the cases
when superb acting overcomes the lack of consistency of the story that
is being brought to screen.
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Watching Johnny Depp in action is always a holiday for movie fans. Depp
is one of these actors who can hold a film by himself, and in fact he
does exactly this in many cases, included here. The problem starts to
show up when the principal reason for seeing the film is that Johnny
Depp is in it, and not much more beyond. The Rum Diary is a film that
Depp wanted very much to make, it is based on a true story - the one of
journalist and writer Hunter S. Thompson - set in 1960, by the time the
history of the Americas was taking a turn. However it is also mostly a
film for Depp's aficionados and another proof that true stories or
biographies do not necessarily lead to good films.
The dry story in The Rum Diary is very much about the profession of
journalist, and about fighting personal daemons in order to be a true
professional. A young journalist takes a job in Puerto Rico, a job he
finds out soon nobody wanted to take. He is a drinker and befriends
another journalist who is an even heavier drinker and the wrong girl
owned by a local tycoon. He discovers soon that one cannot drink as
much as he can or wants, befriend beautiful women, write good stories,
and be honest at the same time. One may ask what is wrong with this
story and why it fails to draw the attention although it has all
ingredients of many other successful stories about journalists,
corruption, exotic Caribbean islands and their fascinating and
dangerous culture. Moreover, it is a true story! Well, this may
actually exactly be the problem. We have already seen so many movies
(some of them good indeed) inspired by such a true story, that when it
is brought to screen closer to what it really was, it looks
unsatisfying and deja-vu.
The good things - some very good cinematography and a rendition of the
1960 Puerto Rico which is both realistic and colorful. Then we have
Depp - of course! The not so good thing - a story that does not really
decide what it wants to be - political thriller, retro-history, comedy,
with an anti-climax ending. For folks like myself unfamiliar with who
Hunter S. Thompson was, this film does only tell an unconvincing story
about journalism in exotic Puerto Rico. Director Bruce Robinson made a
very promising debut in the 80s, another couple of movies soon after,
and then stopped making films for almost two decades until this one.
His fans may have expected more from his come back after such a long
waiting. Good acting and sure hand in camera and cinematography cannot
compensate the weakness of the story. What was supposed to be the
strong point of the film eventually ends by being its weakest link.
'The Rum Diary' may raise in time to be better than the commercial
failure it was on screens, but less than what it could have been with a
better story to support the theme.
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My sympathies for the woman in the background!
She is a pig.
Wonder if the carpet matches the drapes.
That dress is pretty fuckin' killer though–dislike the chick wearing the dress, but shit it looks awesome on her.
Despite great tits, she's a sow…
What a disgusting aids infested pig of a bitch.
All the haters would fuck her if given the chance.
you never wear white on the bottom….it barely looks good on anyone…i love the dress but . again, you should never wear white on the bottom..
I bet she's got some massive skidmarks on that dress.
She might have looked good in this ten years ago.

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H.R.6779 - SEA Act of 2008110th Congress (2007-2008)
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Global Marine Networks Inc. explain to blue-water boat owners how to stay in touch using the latest mobile communication devices
How to stay in touch with family, friends and information through radio, satellite voice, email and Internet services while at sea with laptops and smartphones is the subject of the GMN offering. Blue water cruisers, and other boaters have more choices than ever when it comes to staying in touch while at sea, but some choices are better than others, according to a new report from Global Marine Networks (GMN), called Staying In Touch Offshore: Global Marine Networks' Guide To Blue Water Cruising Communications.
"The changes we are seeing in communications technologies everywhere are affecting boaters, and particularly those who spend time cruising in blue waters," said Dr. Luis Soltero, Chief Technology Officer of Global Marine Networks. "With the rapid adoption of fast-changing technologies like satellite phones, email services, and tablet computers like the iPad, it's more important than ever for boaters to understand the roles of each technology in their communications plans. That's why we are providing "Staying In Touch Off Shore" at no cost to the boating community."
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If you would like to book a room with a balcony, inform our staff when making your reservation and we will do our best to provide one. Every single guest enjoys having its own high-bitrate internet access that is featured in every room. When staying with us, our guests are provided with a television as well as a radio receiver that are found in every single room. In each of the rooms you will also find satellite TV. The minibar stocked with mouth-watering goodies in every room is available at any time.
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This true story occurred sometime in 1970. In retrospect, it is as accurate as it can be. There are not enough words for me to prove the truth of this story. I can only wish you had been there with me, but read on and discover the most unbelievable way of travelling from point A to point B!
I drove out to work one day. It was one of those usual clear, sunny mornings and everything was normal except traffic. Within minutes, I ran into a hardly moving, bumper-to-bumper jam after crossing the bridge. Losing patience and in attempt to outsmart this queue, I turned left, thinking I could loop back ahead somewhere. A few turns and I knew I was beginning to get lost. The river to my left was the only landmark I had and I was sure it was the North side, so I knew I was headed East. A few more turns and not a thing was familiar anymore. I was completely lost. I drove past a horse race track, a well-known international bath and laundry products manufacturing plant and a fenced power transformer station. These were the last landmarks that registered in my memory.
Tense, looking from side to side, looking just like a lost driver, I continued driving on this straight stretch of road through this entirely unfamiliar place, not knowing where I was! Houses of modern design, some new, hinted that I had entered a subdivision. Then, all of a sudden, there was a traffic light with red light on at the intersection up ahead about one block. I stepped on the brake and jolted the car to a stop. It was here where the inexplicable occurred.
A brief description is in order at this point to help visualize the map of the area.
An old highway runs North-South between two residential areas. It has two lanes on each side, divided by a median tended with grass and a row of widely but evenly spaced trees. Both the West and East sides of this highway are fenced with heavy adobe concrete walls in some parts and rock boulders in others all the way South beginning at the embankments by the river in the North.
As far as I can recall, during that time there was no link between the two residential areas East and West of the highway except at the intersection discussed further in the text. Needless to say, to go from the residential area on one side of the highway to the residential area on the other side, one must cross the highway and the only crossing was at that intersection.
On approaching the intersection I realized I was about to cross the highway. The brake was naturally my first reaction. Then I noticed the well known hotel facing the road on the opposite side across from the traffic light. It was at this point when I recognized the location. I had occasionally passed by this intersection while driving down the highway, so this was not an unfamiliar site, although I had never been on this exact spot before. Of course I had always known that the hotel was on the West side of the highway. >From all these information, I got a positive bearing: I was on the East side of the highway headed West towards the intersection.
But something very bizarre happened. Just before the car jolted to a stop, I had noticed that the North side of the hotel with its great big name was facing East instead of North! Then, just as the car stopped, the hotel switched to its normal position (turned ccw 90 degrees) North side facing North, East side facing East in the blink of an eye!, just like one would see on TV! Notice now that the above events happened only within a few seconds after the intersection with the red traffic light over it had suddenly come in sight.
Things became clear to me while I was waiting for the green light at this intersection: I got lost on the WEST side of the highway, near the river, past a power transformer station; the intersection with the red traffic light on suddenly appeared; I jolted the car to a stop; I never crossed the highway ... what was I doing waiting for the green light at this intersection EAST of the highway? How did I get here? All hairs began rising at this point, not from fear but probably from the realization of this impossibility!
Whatever it was that occurred, I found my bewildered self on this spot at the exit gate of a private property just before the intersection under the traffic light East of the highway. It was indeed not possible for me to be here without crossing the highway from the West!
Although this amazing, wonderful experience occurred in 1970, it is still hair-raising for me. I can still see the details as though it happened only yesterday. I have no questions to ask but only wish I would know its purpose.
There was no internet in 1970. I did not have my own PC until September of 2001 and not until a few months later did I have the opportunity to publish a slightly different version of this story in some ghost and paranormal websites in the internet.
With the help of modern technology I recently viewed in the internet the detailed map of the area where I experienced this wonder. Tremendous infrastructure changes (streets, highways, bridges and buildings) have been done, not only in that area but throughout the country as well.
I have never seen the place again since I left the country in 1975. From the internet map, the landmarks which I saw then are still in the area today but the intersection where I inexplicably appeared has been completely changed, viz., a mid-air rail transit station and a bus terminal now stand in place of the simple intersection with a traffic light and the private gate which were there during the incredible occurrence.
As far as the exact distance of this amazing transport, I cannot be sure because I do not know exactly where I was transported from. However, using the scaled internet map, the direct distance from the area of the last landmarks to the aforementioned intersection is approximately 1 mile, and from the bridge directly to the intersection is exactly 3.74 miles.
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OOOD Colin Bennun / Steve Callaghan / Ramsay Melhuish / Ryokan Potier Bristol, Britain (UK) OOOD (aka Out Of Our Depth) will be a familiar name to both those with long memories, and to relative newcomers to trance. Formed in the UK in 1994 and with 4 members since 2001 (Colin, Steve, Rama, Ryokan), they've been around for as long as there's been psytrance and have worked with many of the names and labels from the scene's long history, as well as producing some of Goa Trance's classic tracks on labels like Flying Rhino, Phantasm and Matsuri. A few quiet years in the early 2000s saw them retreat to the Stooodio after their first two albums were caught up in the bankruptcy of two different distributors but they never gave up, and their eclectic third album 'Free Range' (Organic, 2006) was regarded by many reviewers as one of the very best psytrance releases that year. Two years later they released 'Fourthought' (Phar Psyde, 2008), an 80-minute psychedelic journey through downtempo, breaks, electro, blues and a varied selection of psytrance; again the album attracted '11/10 A+' reviews and saw them consolidate their place as one of the few acts from the birth of the scene who are still actively contributing. Recent releases have seen them reach high positions in various download charts, with their Oddball EP (Broken Robot, 2010) reaching #1 on Trackitdown and #13 on Beatport. Their fifth album 'You Think You Are' is complete and will be released on Vertigo Records in late 2012. As well as the originality, sense of fun and excellent production they bring to their releases, OOOD have been praised for their live sets since their London debut in 1995. Now, with four people in the band they are unique for the way they use live instruments (guitar, drums, keyboards, percussion) as an integral part of their live set, and have gained a reputation for both the power and quality of their live sound, and the vibrancy of their performances. Events such as Boom (Portugal), Universo Paralello (Brazil), Fusion (Germany), Glade (UK) and Vortex (South Africa), and many others in Japan, Russia and across Europe and elsewhere are seeing how OOOD and their side-projects create a unique energy and connection with the audience. OOOD shroom live is different every time but these guys know what they're doing and they put on a hell of a show. OOOD have been surfing the wave of their creativity for over 15 years now and have been described as having "matured and improved with time, in the manner of a fine wine" (Axis Mundi). Their mission has always been to have a good time, spread a little joy and write the best tunes they can; if you've heard them or seen them recently you'll know just how well they are succeeding. Get your knees ready! The English boys 5th album is coming to rock the dancefloor!!! . Remixes, Demos, Licensing, Bookings firstname.lastname@example.com Worldwide tours & Information contact: Assaf Noti: email@example.com Sounds Steve Oood Goa Glory Days Mix by OOOD published on 2015/03/03 01:44:59 +0000 1990's OOOD - Goa/Psytrance mix by OOOD published on 2015/01/13 03:48:47 +0000 Leopard - [PREVIEW] by OOOD published on 2015/01/08 00:27:04 +0000 PSYTRANCE SIZZLER MIX STEVE OOOD by OOOD published on 2014/12/08 21:56:19 +0000 Rama - Shantichan by OOOD published on 2014/11/27 15:34:25 +0000 Rama -Wriggla by OOOD published on 2014/11/21 17:30:43 +0000 Hedflux - Rhythm Prism (OOOD Remix)- PREVIEW by OOOD published on 2014/11/17 18:24:12 +0000 Two Dawns Over Baleshwar - 2014 Rebass - PREVIEW by OOOD published on 2014/11/16 22:52:44 +0000 PROGRESSIVE PSYTRANCE MIX BY STEVE OOOD NOV 2014 by OOOD published on 2014/10/26 23:59:39 +0000 OOOD + Goa Travellers - 100 Billion Neurons - Clip - PREVIEW by OOOD published on 2014/10/14 10:00:34 +0000
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Wigan Athletic make the trip to London on Saturday to face Chelsea, there have been some exciting games served up down the years, but the first ever meeting between the two clubs holds a special place in the hearts of many an older Latics fan
Let's go back in time 31 years, the Latics were drawn to play Chelsea in the 3rd round of the FA cup and that game, like this Saturdays, was also seen in most people's eyes as a home banker, but things didn't quite turn out as expected:
January 14th 1980 FA Cup 3rd Round
Wigan Athletic travelled to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea in the 3rd round of the FA cup and came away with a 0-1 win courtesy of a first half goal by Tommy Gore
Latics were in the fourth division at the time. They had joined the Football League the previous season after making 35 applications for election.
Chelsea managed by Geoff Hurst, England's World Cup hat-trick hero, were going through a lean period, battling for promotion from the old second division with the likes of Tommy Langley, Clive Walker and Colin Pates in their team.
The game though was still billed as a David and Goliath with the Latics being the cheeky little Northern club going down south to take on the big boys of Chelsea
The Latics hero that day was midfield terrier Tommy Gore and recently I had the chance to speak to Tommy and found he remembers the game well, he even remembers arriving at Stamford Bridge, Gore recalls: 'They were a big club; we noticed all the expensive cars parked up outside the ground.'
At that time Latics were definitely not a big club and only had two full time administration staff and three on the coaching staff including the manager Ian McNeill and no training ground, Gore continues: 'The facilities we had amounted to green grass and a ball, we trained on a field that was part of a public park. It didn't matter because the spirit in the club was fantastic.'
The weather was bad that day and the game had been in doubt, Gore reckons that was a bit of a leveller: 'It was a terrible day, absolutely freezing cold, I suppose the slippy pitch was a leveller, but we were a good team anyway and just gave it our best.'
The goal is still etched in Tommy`s memory bank, he recalls: 'It broke on the edge of the penalty area and I hit it on the turn. It was purely instinctive.'
Tommy Gore was forced to retire from football at the age of 30 but he has kept his allegiance to the Latics and he is secretary of the past players' association.
On the current position of the Latics as a Premier League club Tommy concludes: 'If you'd have told anyone back then what was going to happen to the club, they'd have got the men in white coats to take you away. Unbelievable isn't the word for it.'
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January 14, 1980
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Attendance: 22,300
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The Nelson Arts Festival went to the dogs when canine entrants dominated Pet Art Wear held at Founders Heritage Park.
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The top prize at PAW went to the Crompton-Loader family of Nelson who, including dogs Scrappy and Emily, went dressed as Hairy Maclary and his friends. The family, who appeared in The Leader last week, won a trip to Wellington on the Bluebridge ferry and a voucher from Halifax Veterinary Centre.
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