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News New documentary about Czech traveller Miroslav Zikmund screened
A new feature-length documentary about the famous Czech traveller Miroslav Zikmund received a pre-premiere screening in his town of Zlín on Monday night. Petr Horký's film Století Miroslava Zikmunda (Miroslav Zikmund's Century) will enter cinema distribution on Thursday. Speaking at a sold-out Velké kino cinema, Mr. Zikmund, who is 95, recalled presenting the pair's first full-length film on the same stage in the 1950s with his travelling partner Jiří Hanzelka, who died in 2003. The two visited more than 80 countries in a Tatra car between 1947 and 1950 and 1959 and 1964 before being barred from travelling or participating in public life after 1968.
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Appearance by National Front's Marine Le Pen at Czech lower house sparks protest
A dozen or so mainly young people protested against the presence of the head of France's National Front, Marine Le Pen, at the Czech Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday. The protesters held up signs accusing Ms. Le Pen of being a fascist and denouncing the fact she had been allowed to speak in the lower house. The controversial politician was a delegate at a conference organised by Jiří Janeček of the marginal Civic Conservative Party.
ANO propose end to support for biofuels criticised by opposition
MPs from Finance Minister Andrej Babiš's ANO party are preparing a bill that would end tax breaks for biofuels by June 30. The opposition TOP 09 had been demanding such a move by that date, which is when a programme approved by the European Commission supporting biofuels comes to an end. TOP 09's Miroslav Kalousek said Mr. Babiš's company Agrofert would use the scheme to tunnel the state budget. The lower house is due to debate the legislation in a fortnight's time.
Ceremony to appoint professors postponed after dispute between president and academics
The minister of education, Marcel Chládek, has postponed a ceremony planned for Thursday at which the president was due to name new professors. The move follows President Miloš Zeman's announcement that he would not appoint three nominees. A large number of academics said they would boycott the event as a protest against Mr. Zeman's move, which they have strongly condemned. Citing their pasts, the president rejected the nominations of Jiří Fajt, Ivan Ošťádal and Jan Eichler.
Russian motorbike gang members attend WWII memorial at Prague cemetery
Members of the Russian motorbike gang the Night Wolves have attended a ceremony in the Orthodox section of Prague's Olšaný cemetery honouring the victims of WWII. Around 15 people wearing the emblems of the gang attended Wednesday's ceremony. Police intervened to break up clashes between the bikers and opponents at the entrance to the cemetery, where supporters were also gathered. Czech officials said the controversial Night Wolves, who are close to Russian president Vladimir Putin, would need a permit to cross the Czech Republic.
Three charged with planning terror attack on train
Three people have been remanded in custody on charges of planning a terrorist attack on a train. They were among six arrested in a series of raids carried out last week that reportedly uncovered an explosive device in a flat in Brno. Lidovky.cz said the raids had been targeted against anarchists suspected of having carried out at least five arson attacks, including on police vehicles and a police station. Police officers told the news site that the attacks were the work of the group Síť revolučních buněk (Network of Revolutionary Cells).
Police detain 12 in raid on Cibulka squat in Prague
Police in riot gear detained 12 people in a raid on the Cibulka squat in Prague on Wednesday morning. Dozens of squatters had ignored police calls to vacate the former farmhouse in the Prague 5 district. The move follows a criminal complaint from the owner of Cibulka, who said he was prevented from entering the building on Tuesday evening. The farmhouse, which is in a state of disrepair, has a history dating back to the 14th century.
Spanish referee to officiate in key Sparta-Plzeň match
A key soccer league game this weekend is to be overseen by a Spanish referee, the chairman of the Czech FA, Miroslav Pelta, told the daily Sport. Mr. Pelta said for security reasons the name of the referee would only be announced shortly before Sparta Prague's game against Viktoria Plzeň in the capital on Saturday. Defending champions Sparta are trailing Plzeň by three points but can lift the title if they win their remaining four games.
Heatwave breaks temperature records
Tuesday's heatwave broke temperature records around the country. The highest temperature –just over 29 degrees Celsius -was registered in the town of Vyšsí Brod, south Bohemia. In Príbram meteorologists registered a high of 25.4 degrees breaking a hundred year old record. According to a long-term forecast issued by the Czech Hydro-meteorological Institute temperatures throughout the month of May are expected to stay above-average.
President Zeman bows to the courage of Prague citizens, slams communists for jailing heroes
At a ceremony at Prague Castle President Miloš Zeman underlined the courage of those who fought for their liberty in the Prague Uprising despite the fact that the liberating US and Russian forces were near and they could have waited for their freedom. The president also spoke of the heroes who had fought with the western allies and were mercilessly persecuted and jailed by the communists in the 50s. No free and democratic country jails its heroes, the president said.
Court issues verdict compensating family for paratrooper's death
The family of a Czech paratrooper who died testing a new parachute for the army is to get four million crowns in compensation from the Defence Ministry, the Prague Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. The paratrooper was killed after the cord of his parachute got stuck and he failed to open the reserve parachute in time. An expert investigating the accident said the tests had been poorly prepared.

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Yes. You mean the manga? There is a sequel to the manga... But, i don't know about the anime.
wat i so confuse now wat r utalking about???????? srry if i can't understand wat u said
Yes. You mean the manga? There is a sequel to the manga... But, i don't know about the anime.
There is no Sequel to the Anime but the Manga has a couple of more things.
Wat i am so lost i have no ideal wat u guys r talking about anime n manga yeah i lost big time wat a drag
Here is what I know.
There are 12 manga storyline books and then a 13th. It is not a sequel but contains additional info.
There is the anime.
There is a very good book (novel) called Death Note: Another note. It is about L and Naomi Misora. Do not read it until you have fininshed the mange, because it has spoilers.
There are two live action movies called Death note and Death note the Last name. The first is released on DVD in the US and follows the story pretty well up to Light and L meet. The second starts from here and is completely different, but I still enjoyed it. Teh second movie comes out on DVD in Feb. The 16th, I believe.
There is a third movie that is about a time jump/skip in the other two movies. It is called Death note: Change the world, and is only about L, I think. I've heard it's not as good as the other two.
There is nothing else I am aware of.
"So take a piece, but not too much."
Even if there was a sequel i really doubt it would reach the first one level of quality.
Life and Death are always one and the sameEVEN IF A RAINBOW IS BROKEN THERE'S STILL THE SKY
If there were a sequel I'd probably poke my eyes out with my manga-page turning hand.
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This is my first submission of hopefully many more. This was actually half of a homework assignment that I worked on for my audio class for college. Honestly, this would work for like, a standoff of samurais, but then I was told it would fit more in a ghastly-type ambiance, so you pick. Either way, I hope you guys enjoy. I worked hard on this and I want to share this on NG! :)
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i love it.
really good. im using it in my flash. (hopefully it wont get banned so you can see your song in action :P)
good job, keep makin stuff like this.
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Duel under full moon
This song give's me chills. It sounds like theme of some death scene. Beautiful, calm but also disturbing. I liked very much. It's short, but it's not a big problem because song is good anyway.
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I'm with the guy below
This song would be alot better if it just went into hardstyle breakbeat right after after 00:28, 00:38, or probably the best 00:52
Yeah possibly... Who knows, I might even remix this in the future... Implement the beats that should go in at a certain time and whatnot. I just need the time to actually sit down and do it.
Thanks for the feedback. Very much appreciated! :)
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The melody is wonderful,
I expected it to explode, but then again I guess that's what your second submission is, if thesea re going to be linked that's going to be an amazing song sire. pure gold in my opinion :) I want to here some more of that breakbeats :D
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Enterprise IT Spending to Reach $2.7 Trillion in 2012: Gartner
The report says cloud computing, social networking and mobile technology will combine to function as the new nexus.
Worldwide enterprise IT spending is projected to total $2.7 trillion in 2012, a 3.9 percent increase from 2011 spending of $2.6 trillion, according to research from IT analytics firm Gartner. While enterprise IT spending growth is slowing (from the expected 5.9 percent increase in 2011), analysts said it's important to note that despite the global economic challenges, enterprises will continue to invest in IT. "The days when IT was the passive observer of the world are over. Global politics and the global economy are being shaped by IT," said Peter Sondergaard, senior vice president at Gartner and global head of research. "IT is a primary driver of business growth. For example, this year 350 companies will each invest more than $1 billion in IT. They are doing this because IT impacts their business performance."The report says cloud computing, social networking and mobile technology will combine to function as the new nexus, and as data centers give way to data clouds, mobile devices become windows into personal clouds. "These forces are innovative and disruptive just taken on their own, but brought together, they are revolutionizing business and society," Sondergaard said. "This nexus defines the next age of computing. To understand this change, you must appreciate each of the forces."


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The Economic and Social Council, Conscious of its responsibilities under the Charter of the United Nations as the central forum for discussion and policy recommendations on issues relevant to the world economic and social situation and for the promotion of human rights, Reaffirming the need for the renewed commitment of all Member States, regardless of their level of development or their social or economic systems, to world-wide co-operation within the framework of the United Nations in order to bring about the necessary fundamental improvement in the world economic and social order, thereby creating a more just and rational world economic and social order for the benefit of all peoples and nations, Considering that, within the relevant provisions of the Charter, the International Development Strategy for the Second United Nations Development Decade129/ especially when complemented by the inclusion after due consideration, as appropriate, by the Economic and Social Council or the General Assembly, of emerging concepts such as collective economic security, the relationship between environment and development and new methods and norms of international co-operation and in the light of the new politico-economic developments which have taken place since its adoption--provides a comprehensive body of principles to guide the policies and programmes of all the institutions of the United Nations system and its Member States in their activities related to economic and social co-operation, Convinced that both short-term and long-term measures for the reorganization and reorientation of its own activities and its subsidiary organs, are required to strengthen the role of the United Nations in international economic and social co-operation and, in particular during the Second United Nations Development Decade, to secure the implementation of the goals and policy measures of the International Development Strategy, Having considered the report of its Working Group on Rationalization,130/ VIII Calendar of Conferences (16) Decides that the calendar of conferences shall be so arranged that: (a) The Council's body responsible for co-ordination, the Committee for Development Planning, the Commission on Human Rights and its Sub-Commission and the regional economic commissions meet every year unless any of these organs decide or have decided otherwise with the concurrence of the Council; (b) All other subsidiary and expert or advisory bodies meet biennially, unless the Council decides otherwise, and their meetings be so timed as to ensure the submission of their reports in good time for the relevant sessions of the Council and, where appropriate, to the Committee on Review and Appraisal, and spaced so as not to overlap or follow too closely upon each other and so as to ensure that their programme objectives are fully reflected in the work programme and budget to be submitted bienially to the Council. 1858th plenary meeting, 129/ General Assembly resolution 2626(XXV). |


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400 US surface-to-air missiles were 'STOLEN' from Libya during the Benghazi attack and are 'now in the hands of Al Qaeda', claims whistleblower
Four hundred American surface-to-air missiles were 'taken from Libya' during the terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, a former U.S. Attorney who represents whistleblowers claimed on Monday.
He added that the U.S. intelligence community is terrified they might be used to shoot down airliners.
Why the HELL did U.S> have 400 Surface to Air Missiles in Libya anyway?
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Why the HELL did U.S> have 400 Surface to Air Missiles in Libya anyway?
Have a look at this thread posted yesterday of the same article. It may shed some answers for you.
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Weird things you've said to your kids
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#1Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:17 PM
This made me laugh - a dad in America has started making posters of some of the weird stuff he's found himself telling his kids (eg, "Get that toilet seat off your head. Now." "Stop riding that penguin. We're leaving.").
(You can see them all here). Anyway, just thought I'd ask... what weird things have you found yourself telling your kids lately? #2Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:34 PM
Evelyn, put the knife down...
#3Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:36 PM
Not to my kids but I said this to my dog today.
"I know you want to put one your jumper but there's no need to freak out!" Yes, I talk to my dog and put jumpers on her. #4Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:38 PM
Just this morning - 'Don't put toothbrush in bottom'. We have since been for a trip to Woolies for a replacement.
#5 Guest_Dinah_Harris_*Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:41 PM
"Don't rub your bum in your sister's face!"
#6Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:44 PM
1. Your vagina is not a vase; and
2. Your vagina is not an extra set of hands. #7Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:47 PM
Toilet paper is not food!
#8Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:47 PM
We don't put cats in the toilet
#9Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:48 PM
haha I've done the 'stop licking me' just encourages him to do it more because it grosses me out ! Lol
Edited by JustMum08, 13 April 2012 - 05:53 PM. #10Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:49 PM
isnt this a spinoff via mods..
#11Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:50 PM QUOTE (Ferdinand @ 13/04/2012, 05:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nothing happens if your bum is on your head. No, you cannot make the Earth bigger by adding more rocks. Feet are not for standing on. Penises don't give birth. Stop eating your dinner through your nose. What are feet for at your house? #12Posted 13 April 2012 - 05:54 PM
Stop licking other people's balls.
#13Posted 13 April 2012 - 06:13 PM
Put down the machine gun and come to the dinner table NOW!
#14Posted 13 April 2012 - 06:18 PM
Toothpaste is not a food!
For a toddler who HATES having her teeth brushed, she seems to quite like toothpaste. Oh and she's been known to lick me a few times recently. It's disturbing. Edited by Jenflea, 13 April 2012 - 06:21 PM. #15Posted 13 April 2012 - 06:31 PM QUOTE (Zesty @ 13/04/2012, 05:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1. Your vagina is not a vase; and 2. Your vagina is not an extra set of hands. That would be one handy vagina, that one. I managed "Please put the coffee down and get your hand off your penis, ok?" #16Posted 13 April 2012 - 06:35 PM
Your sister doesn't need you to tickle her 'gina.
No, your sister doesn't want to suck your plait. #17Posted 13 April 2012 - 06:48 PM
Stop letting the rat eat your snot.
Whose rat is this, and why is it in my kitchen. Whose bum-fingers can I smell? Sweetie, we really need to remember to wear underpants to the doctors. Get your head out of the freezer. Just be quiet and eat your McDonalds/Icecream/Lollies I could go on..... #18Posted 13 April 2012 - 07:55 PM QUOTE (ChickenNuggets @ 13/04/2012, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Stop letting the rat eat your snot. Whose rat is this, and why is it in my kitchen. Whose bum-fingers can I smell? Sweetie, we really need to remember to wear underpants to the doctors. Get your head out of the freezer. Just be quiet and eat your McDonalds/Icecream/Lollies I could go on..... You just reminded me of Don't fill up on grapes, the pizza will be here soon. #19Posted 13 April 2012 - 07:58 PM
Don't hit your sister with your hammer, and pls put some undies on.
Sadly this was this afternoon!!! #20Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:03 PM
My DD who was about 4 at the time was throwing a tantrum.... I said, Grow up Sarah! Sometimes I forget shes a kid!
#21Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:05 PM
Finish your chocolate first, THEN you can have an apple.
To my son before we worked out that chocolate was what was causing his behavioural difficulties. He'd been going through a stage where he would take a bite of a food then dump it in favour of another one and I was sick of the wastage. #22Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:12 PM
To my son....
"hold your dress up when you go down the stairs or you might trip" #23Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:19 PM
Dont put your fingers up your bottom and then touch my face.
Your doddle goes in your pants not in your socks. #24Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:35 PM
Similar to PP. "No shooting at the dinner table."
Just then, "Don't touch your willy at the dinner table." Lorraine #25Posted 13 April 2012 - 08:50 PM QUOTE (NannaNapper @ 13/04/2012, 08:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You just reminded me of Don't fill up on grapes, the pizza will be here soon. Bahahahaha!!! I sing 'All you do is poo' to the tune of 'All you need is love' at nappy change time, and then it gets stuck in my head and I start singing it in public :-S One of my friends came out with 'We don't use the toilet brush to brush our teeth' 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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I can't remember the last time we had this many movies - six- opening out here in my little corner of the world. Unfortunately, I can't manage to get terribly excited about any of them.
I'm tempted to just write off the rest of March as a lost cause - especially with Sunshine being pushed back in the U.S. - but I'll probably break down and go see one or two flicks this weekend. If you have seen any of these, or know of a reason I should or shouldn't, please feel more than free to sound off in the comments.
1. Shooter
If I do go to the movies this weekend, it will be for this one first. I don't have much time at all for Antoine Fuqua, but this one is based on a novel by Washington Post film critic Stephen Hunter and had my favorite critic, Roger Moore, almost apologizing for enjoying a movie that so romanticizes the lone gunman. I like Mark Wahlberg, so hopefully this will just be a good popcorn movie.
2. Pride
I'm not sure Bernie Mac and Terrence Howard, for whom I have nothing but love, will be enough to make me watch what looks like yet another sports underdog movie. It's a genre I usually get jazzed for, but can you really build up drama for the big swim meet?
3. Reign Over Me
I once played a game of pool with Adam Sandler, when he was still on SNL and came to play a show at Catholic University, but I'm still not sure I want to watch him philosophize about the impact of 9/11 in a goofy wig. Don Cheadle is always a welcome sight, but according to a good friend of this blog, Nell Minow - coincidentally, also Yahoo's Movie Mom - he is oddly lit throughout this flick.
4. The Last Mimzy
I was wondering just what the hell this might be about, but I never expected the answer to be buddhism. How it inspires the two gifted kids who just happen to be the offspring of Dwight Shute is something I'll probably never find out.
The turtles were never much more than a minor diversion for me, and they really look bizarre in the footage I've seen of this latest adventure. And, as my cubicle mate Dan Maley pointed out, it's hard to tell them apart when they look exactly the same except for the different colors of their masks.
6. The Hills Have Eyes 2
I have absolutely nothing to say about this one. See it at your own peril.
And there you have it. I'll most likely be going to see Shooter and posting a review Sunday, and maybe Pride. If I've got this wrong, or if you've seen either one and they're simply awful, please feel free to let me know.
Wonder Woman cast?
Without Joss Whedon on board, this one officially resides in the "I don't care" folder, but being a man of the people I'll share the news anyway.
According to the always reliable Film Ick blog, Cobie Smulders (great name) has been cast as our heroine. I had to go to the IMDB to find out she's apparently the star of the show "How I Met Your Mother," which I have never seen. All I can tell you, therefore, is that she does indeed seem to have the requisite hotness for the part.
So, there you have it. Joel Silver still has no director or script for this project, but he apparently does have his star. Interestingly, according to Film Ick, Smulders was Whedon's choice too, so at least they kept one thing he wanted.
Oh well. Enjoy your trainwreck, Ms. Smulders.
Friday, March 23, 2007
What - if anything - to see?
26 comments:
- Mercurie said...
I have to agree. It amazes me with as many movies coming out this weekend how there is not one I want to see. I was going to finally go see Zodiac, but sadly it has left our part of the country....
I can't say the Wonder Woman project interests me much since Whedon left it, but casting Cobie Smulders could be a step in the right direction. I've only seen How I Met Your Mother a few times, but I have to say she at least looks the part. - 8:00 AM
- Reel Fanatic said...
She definitely does at that ... The former rumored leading candidate, Rachel Bilson, while an extremely attractive woman, would have been awful
- Lori said...
Uh-oh...Joel Silver's producing Wonder Woman? After the huge mess I heard became of The Reaping, which I also hear is just awful...I'd hate to see what kind of bunged-up production WW will turn into.
- bill said...
FYI, Mimzy is based on a wonderful science fiction short story, Mimsy were the Borogoves, by "Lewis Padgett."
I'd found a link to it online, but it's been taken down in the last week or so. Looks like there's a new collection of Kuttner stories.
Also probably available in the library/bookstore of your choice is The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume I. Take 15-20 minutes and read the original story. One of my favorites.
On the otherhand, because the movie looks like a major rewriting of the story, maybe you want to see the movie first and appreciate it on its own terms. - 11:19 AM
- Reel Fanatic said...
That's good to know, Bill ... I think I'll check out the book first and wait to watch the movie on DVD, because from what I've read, they've taken big liberties with it ... And you're definitely right, Lori; Silver producing Wonder Woman is definitely a recipe for disaster, with his first big mistake being already having fired Joss Whedon
- Chris said...
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- Chris said...
I've seen five of the six. My reviews are, as usual, here.
- Eaglewing said...
My pick would be Shooter, since I really liked the book. But in an interview I read, it seems they have "updated" quite a bit of it (that can't be good), and some of the clips have a Bourne Identity copycat feel to it. I'm not holding out much hope it'll be as good as the book, but I'm always up for an action flick that's not a CGI fest.
I lost what little interest in WW I had after Whedon left, and this casting news just has me going "who?" She looks the part, I guess, but can she act and carry a franchise role? Of course, if this slips into general Silver produced territory, it may not be a requirement... - 1:15 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
Thanks for the warning, Eaglewing .. I still think I'm gonna give "Shooter" a chance first this weekend, but once I get time I'll be reading your five reviews later today and getting a better idea ... Without checking yet, I'm assuming Hills 2 was the one you didn't get to see, but that never would have made my viewing slate anyway
- Amy Reads said...
Hi Reel Fanatic,
We're definitely Behind The Times re: movies over here, as we just (just!) saw Zodiac last night, and are going to see 300 this weekend. Shooter fluctuates between Looking Great and Looking Awful for me. Let us know how it is and whether it's worth seeing in theater, or Netflixing!
Amy - 2:11 PM
- Marina said...
Great little rundown and though I agree with most of it, TMNT is the one I'm most looking forward to.More for nostalgia sake than anything else but it looks like fun.
- Reel Fanatic said...
It could definitely be fun, Marina ... Like I said, I'm not sure how, but I somehow just missed out on the turtles at the beginning, so never really got into them ... Let me know if I'm just wrong about this one
- Neel Mehta said...
I'll join Chris in providing a positive review of The Last Mimzy. But it'll totally get lost in the shuffle this weekend.
After the parade of rumored names for Wonder Woman, Cobie Smulders is a surprisingly good choice. I'm surprised Whedon wanted her, because she weighs more than 85 pounds. - 4:39 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
To be fair to Joss, Neel, Sarah Michelle Gellar was a lot less skinny when she signed on to play Buffy then she is now .. After he picked Summer Glau for River Phoenix, however, I know what you mean about him liking waifs
- J. Marquis said...
I ran into Mark Wahlberg up in Whistler, Canada last summer and shook hands with him in a restaurant. Seemed like a nice guy.
The two Seattle papers split on the Adam Sandler movie. One gave it a B+ and the other a C. But that reviewer said he didn't like Sandler in any dramatic roles. - 8:59 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
Lest anyone call me out for it, that previous comment from me should have read "River Tam," obviously, not the late River Phoenix
- Jim said...
If we see anything, it'll probably be Shooter, but to be honest Reign looks interesting to me...
And if we take my daughter anywhere, I guess it'll be Mimzy. - 10:49 AM
- Reel Fanatic said...
From the people who've commented here Jim, all of whom I trust, I've learned that the source material for Mimzy, at least, is solid, so the movie might be better than I anticipated .. I just got back from Shooter, and I mostly enjoyed it, but the ending is simply ludicrous ... Still not enough to ruin the whole movie, but it came pretty darn close
- BostonMaggie said...
I'm tossing the coin to decide between "Shooter" and "Reign"
- Reel Fanatic said...
I mostly enjoyed Shooter, Maggie, but not having seen Reign, I can't say for sure which is better
- Divinity said...
We're going to see "Sharkwater" tonight. Is that even running anywhere else?
- Reel Fanatic said...
I have to admit I have no idea what that is, divinity, so I guess the answer would have to be no ... I had to go to the IMDB to find out, and it does sound intriguing .. It appears to only be playing in Canada for now
- Divinity said...
The message was better than the medium but I enjoyed it. Rob Stewart has had an exciting time of it and he is incredibly talented as a photographer and diver but his film-making needs focus and his scripts need editing. Still, sounds better than Shooter was for you. The website for Sharkwater is quite informational and the clips are pretty. www.sharkwater.com
- Reel Fanatic said...
I can dig most nature documentaries, Divinity, even if it does sound like this one is a little rough around the edges ... I'll definitely check it out on DVD
Cobie S will be a good choice I think. HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER is a great show and lots of laughs. You're welcome to borrow Season 1 from me anytime!
- Reel Fanatic said...
I think I'll take you up on that, Stephanie, especially since I'll be giving you the Buffy comic in a couple of days


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Firebirds and Trans Ams have A LOT of style from the factory. They were a little gaudy (in a good way) which pinned down the style to that era. It was gaudy with style. A lot of people like me liked that kind of flavor often because it represents a time and a style of days we want to remember.
With such a huge selection of new fancy cookie cutter rims I have some how become more old school. I absolutely HATE 16, 17" rims on older cars. I hate rims where the face is at the outside of the wheel. I realize the advantage for brakes. I hate low profile tires on older cars. I see them done and they look like a trend; baggy jeans around some ones waste with their underwear hanging out. New cars designed around low profile cookie cutter tires, fine. It is how they were designed. I truly believe one day people will wake up and go "Wow, smaller rim, lots of rubber, cool idea!" I like rubber and proper rim size on an old car. If it's a drag racer bigger rim is fine along with a bigger tire. Cookie cutter, gold jewelry "Mr T" fashion rims just don't do it for me. I like the older cast looking, or rims of the era. I had a flat on my 73 TA one day, ran home and grabbed my 76' Olds Cutlass rims. I was surprised how good they looked. I have a 73 with Honey combs (which are not for everyone). The stock tires did seem kind of thin or small so I put slightly larger tires which fill up the wheel well better: http://www.rc-tech.net/cars2/them.jpg I also have a Pantera I am building. Many people like the larger 17"/19" wheels for these cars. Everyone seems to go that way so a lot jump on the band wagon. I absolutely hate it. It cheapens the car. Makes them look like Toyotas or hondas: http://www.chooseyouritem.com/exotic...so.Pantera.jpg Its like taking a rubix cube form the 70's and painting it with modern paint. It's no longer a 70's rubix cube but a cheap trinket. I had 17" wheels on mine which I did not care for before the restoration. found some of the old Group 4 racing wheels for the Pantera which take it back to 1971 racing Lemans! http://www.rc-tech.net/pantera1/InPrimmer.jpg http://www.pantera-gallery.com/pics/GT4atLemans72.jpg While the car is not exactly a 1971 version so to speak I like the feel the rims of that era give it. |
When I was 17 I had a $500 car. I found a TA just like it for about $2k. Dad said no. I had wanted one ever since. It cost me 10x as much but I finally got one. It's kind of like a duck forming on it's mother. That imprint never goes away. I ended up with a Cutlass like one in the photo. If you look at the MG it has a GM V6. The Cutlass was from a year where it was not to special or collectible but I liked them. They made 500,000+ of them in 76. Highest produced car on planet earth. BUT... a small percentage had T-Tops, a small percentage had 455....About 76 of them had both and that is one. Fun car. |
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Out of those if i had to pick it would be the pro star, But not really a big fan but i do like them ok. JMO
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This is something that happened while playing Fable II that me and my friend Jon found funny. So naturally, I made a cartoon about it. Fastest one ever, hope it's not too stupid :P
EDIT: There are two references to other videos of mine flying through the air near the end of this one: one is a frag grenade from the soon to come 'Last Ditch Grenades' (Halo) and one is the tumor in a jar from 'Yoda's Christmas.'
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I watched it like 3 times in a row, and sent it to friends. I LOVE this video!
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"Alright, I'll have the... what did you just do?"
I've never even played the game, but that was awsum. ROTFLMAO
Great to know it's funny even to people who haven't played it. I was slightly worried about that.
animation was great, detail was great, humor was great. IT was great.
awesome... hands down awesome. better than the game.
Hahahahahaha!!! Nice!
I wish my character could have shaged that big bitch that had the big war hammer. I also wish I could have killed that frigging bird that shit on me in the beginning of the game.


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Alexus steps up on Soul Deep with the Friends EP - a tidy four-tracker which totally lives up to the Soul Deep aesthetic with lush, blissful tones and gentle sounds a-plenty. Getting things started is aptly entitled "Take A Nap" which is a lilting, soporific ballad with sweeping atmospherics and delicate SFX. Next is "Check Please" which is a curious, experimental cut with weird, quirky SFX and breathy vocals; then we have the title track "Friends" with its shimmying trumpet melody, ticking breaks and murmuring b-line. And then last but not least it's "Sweet Promises" which brings the EP to a close.
16 Feb 15 Drum And Bass
Manchester's Altered States seem to be on a mission to punctuate the world of drum and bass with soul-cleansing epic tastefulness. It's not enough for these guys to be heavy: they want people to feel the music; Perfect for Soul Deep then who've snapped them for a beautiful two piece banger. Starting off with title track "Submerged", the pair drop into a fathoming-deep bassline that gives the whole track a huge sense of space, despite its relentless hi-hats. "Time" follows on and features the stunning vocals of Sophia Wardman, taking on the more familiar shape of a straight-up liquid roller with some addictive melodies added as an extra treat. One for the sensitive souls.
30 Nov 12 Drum And Bass
A seamless and sumptuous offering here from Amparo; the "Gone Astray EP" blends lush liquid flavours with minimal, sparse soundscapes for the ultimate listening experience. Right from the off "Under A Maple Tree" soothes the soul with its sweeping atmospherics and light, ticking breaks, before are transported off on another sonic cloud in "Call Me" with its gentle, undulating melodies. The title track "Gone Away" is a lovely cut with warm, rolling bass, whilst "Summer Nights" is a dreamy, esoteric offering and "Useless" is full of deep, minimal sounds. "Cruise Line" concludes the EP with a flurry of rolling beats and liquid, chiming SFX.
30 Jun 12 Drum And Bass
Played by: MSdoS
Expect lush soundscapes and laidback beats to predominate in this release from Andrezz on Soul Deep Recordings. "Compassion", this release's eponymous track, gets things started with a flurry of drum work, explorative sweeps and a gently murmuring b-line. "Landscape" goes deeper down the rabbit hole, going in on a super sparse tip, before "Hopes"returns us to a more sonorous, upbeat moment with pattering beats and quirky instrumental flourishes. "Emotional Pain" is full of impassioned beats, the sound of waves crashing on the shore and lilting, off-key piano keys. Finishing up with "Let The Groove Move", Andrezz finishes the EP on a sultry note.
12 Aug 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: Liquid Tones
With just an album and a few EPs under their belt, Aquasion have delivered a mesmerising blockade of jumping, hip-winding, liquid-like breakbeats for the dancehall. This time they appear courtesy of Soul Deep Recordings, and "Ladies Of The Night" opens things up in fine style and with peerless charisma. The jazz influence is notable throughout, particularly on the gorgeous piano keys of "Up All Night", but also on the drum patters and general vibe of the whole four-tracker.
11 Aug 14 Drum And Bass
Aristocrats have joined Soul Deep to give us a taste of the finer things in life. Surely we aren't worthy? First track "Pleasure & Champagne" is cheeky and sensual at the same time. Maybe it's the sampling or perhaps the understated hand claps, but there's something quite risque going on here. Add that champagne and it's a totally different experience to your regular sweatbox d&b. "Urban Banquet" comes second, stepping hard with an infectious funky bassline that'll set your head wobbling and your feet moving. A tasty little release that'll take you by surprise; we suggest you go with it.
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One for the soulful hearts amongst the D&B community, this latest offering from the world famous Soul Deep Recordings features Baltimore-born Bank playing his heart out to the tune of some seriously uplifting breaks. Playful and filled with live-sounding instrumentation and loose snares, "One For One" reaches new summery heights, "SB Dub" tags refreshing splashes of piano to synthy strings to build up to perhaps the prettiest drop in recorded history, and "Soul Cycle" sits somewhere between the orient and Brazilian summer beach parties, with an unexpected bassline wretching its guts up underneath in case you were worried about it's dancefloor credentials. Finally, "Hard Cache" explores a far more electronic sound, with hopeful piano stabs adding warmth and high end texture to a monstrously low bass. An EP in two minds - it's like the bright sunshine just before the storm clouds roll in.
24 Mar 14 Drum And Bass
Sam Bank is no stranger to soundscapes. A film producer by day, a music producer by night, this guy is a one man inspiration powerhouse. Originally from LA and with roots on the American East Coast too, Bank takes old sounds and morphs them beautifully into fresh compositions. "The Wild Time Unseen" is a perfect example of his extreme attention to detail and willingness to stick with a theme until the very end for that dreamy payoff. Some producers make music to dance to - Bank tells stories too.
08 Apr 11 Drum And Bass
12 Nov 12 Drum And Bass
Played by: PLATFORM
Ah nice, another heady hit of emotion comes our way from Soul Deep. For the first two cuts Blade has clearly been influenced by Submotion Orchestra, taking two of the band's tried and tested soulful dub pieces and pimping them into drifty D&B rollers. "Wait For You", meanwhile, takes a more Calibre swerve with a lush string-drenched groove. "The Spot" finishes the set with flowing old school sensibility. Stripped back and vibing, this one's all about the slinky bass and spine-tingling build.
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Appearing on Soul Deep once more for another helping of 2013-fresh liquid funk, German newcomer C9SMO gets emotive with four tracks wrenched straight from the heart. Rolling smooth and deep, "She's Not There" is heavy on the goosebumps. Taking inspiration from the likes of Lenzman, Marcus Intalex and S.P.Y, there's a techy slant to the record, as "Make My World" steps and claps with a funky bassline breaking up the rollers. The whole release rounds off in a huge way with the irresistibly epic "Transit" rumbling like a far-off electrical storm. More stunners from Soul Deep, get involved.
26 Jan 15 Drum And Bass
Played by: Zen Dub
Expect gorgeous, golden tunes relentlessly pouring from this release from start to finish. Rocking the mellow, liquid vibes right from the start it's an unmistakable Soul Deep family member but there's an edge that sets it apart too. With soulful numbers like "Things I Do" breaking through and the romantic side of Carlo EQ turning out instant classics like "Us Forever" and "Words Fail", it's a perfect addition to any well-stocked liquid D&B library and has enough soul to complement any tuneful set. Get your ears around it.
14 Feb 14 Drum And Bass
Soul Deep's D&B crooner packs more soul into one bassline than most producers can muster up in a whole LP. Packed with fresh production, hot, spicy spikes of jazz samples and funky bass, it might be cold outside but this release is hot, hotter, hottest. With plenty of rolling amens for liquid fans to chill to, each tune brings with it a story and its own little world. Featuring a samples from all over including a cheeky lyric by Amy Winehouse (see if you can pick it out), there's a good mix of vintage and crispy new sounds alongside pacy beats and techy synths. There's a lot going on here, but it all works out, like a big, tasty D&B jambalaya.
28 Feb 13 Drum And Bass
As the title of this EP suggests, Centrik is not a man who shies away from his emotions. Kicking off this four track stunner with a liquid roller in title track "Need Loving", his soulful influences take from early drum and bass can be heard melting deliciously into more contemporary sounds. "Way Away" constructs quite a different atmosphere, moving slow and keeping that bass way down as found sounds and live percussion finds its way into the mix. "Understood" gets back to basics with a straight-up rolling rhythm and warm piano providing the basis for a Brazilian-themed liquid romp. "Puzzled" heads back over to Centrik's inquisitive, experimental side, with gorgeously light samples laid over crisply produced beats. If liquid is your thing, Centrik is set to rock your world soon, so get involved early.
12 May 14 Drum And Bass
Played by: Spaceriderz
Funk, soul and sexy rhythms, Serbian beatmaker Drum Force 1 brings it all to the show with "Groovy Shadows", a collection of some of his finest work to date for the ever-sterling Soul Deep label. Kicking off with two jazz-infused stormers, "Lies" gets the party started with smooth guitar licks over rolling amens, while the title track rolls and grooves, channelling summer sun through soaring strings. "All Night Long" takes things deeper, stepping hard into lush bass textures and finally the adorably-named "Little Year" brings back some of that sunny jazz in the form of warped keys, horns and a tasty hook more addictive than peanut M&Ms. You've got to love this.
02 Sep 13 Drum And Bass
28 Jan 13 Drum And Bass
Soul Deep Recordings comes storming back with the Coming Home EP from Duoscience. Kicking off with the title track, it's all curious, tribal-infused beats and eerie melodies with quirky edits here and there. Next is "Mind Off" with its rolling, peaceful melodies and deep, humming bass, and then we have "One More Night (feat. Sunny Crimea)" which takes us down yet another musical pathway and into another dreamy soundscape with echoing vocal, shuffling drums and spaced out SFX. Last but not least is "For You" with its enticing guitar strumming riff and cooing beats, which brings the EP to a charming close.
28 Feb 11 Drum And Bass
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Wonderfully smooth stuff as usual here from Duoscience, who drop the Saraiva EP on Soul Deep. The cooing title track kicks off proceedings, with gently humming bass, jazzy keys, bewitching hats and even occasional bursts of smoky sax. Up next, "Just For Today" is better still, with Latin keys and strings working off some killer drum programming that is tough and stripped back yet snug at the same time. Two more killers - "Go Back" and "Defining The Note" - round off an essential release.
27 Jul 12 Drum And Bass
30 Aug 12 Drum And Bass
Lush, lilting liquid rhythms preside across DV8's Call My Name EP as Soul Deep live up to their namesake once again. First up is the title track, which is full of soft, breezy vocals, chiming keys and gently pattering drums. Next is "Crazy" which is a more unnerving number, shaking things up with juddering rhythms and glistening SFX, and then there is "Music Solves The Problem" which is another enticing cut with rolling beats, lush melodies and plenty of feel-good factor. "What About Us" brings the EP to a finish with hissing hi hats, rolling b-line and contemplative questioning.
15 Sep 14 Drum And Bass
St. Petersburg-based producer Eugenics Eight has got a lot of influences in that head of his. In "Immersion into Memories" it's clear that he's singing from the Calibre songsheet of cool, creative but soulful drum and bass, but there's the hint of Brazilian flava in there too, picking up on what Soul Deep often does best. Moving through the EP there's experimentation with deeper sounds, silkier synths and techier drums, all tied together with his dream-like atmospherics and sense of dancefloor fun. There aren't enough producers around who like to put a bit of fun into their music - if liquid is your thing but you like it on the experimental side of the spectrum, this could be your buy of the year.
07 Oct 13 Drum And Bass
Serbian D&B team Euphorics have been solely responsible for some of the most exciting new liquid releases over the past few years. Now they return to Soul Deep with an orchestral slant, picking epic string loops to fire over huge rolling beats. Swapping the epic tone for smooth soulful bass and shimmering synth textures on the title track, the EP quickly takes a turn back to deeper percussion and epic instrumentation, with huge jazzy brass filling out the melody in "That Stuff" and more epic dreamy strings in the crisp, surprisingly dancefloor-friendly "Forget Not". Lovely stuff.
17 Nov 14 Drum And Bass
Played by: Sektor
All fin-bearing puns aside, Fishy brings something deep and delicious to the table (sorry, we're done now) with these few cuts of luxurious rolling D&B. "I Said I Know" in particular is a standout track, pulling deep, forward-driven bass upfront, dragging with it the soulful vocals and piano with a real feeling of momentum. Showing off a more technical side in "Still Waters Run Deep", Fishy manages to create a darker sense of mystery while maintaining those trademark rolling hi-hats. For the emotional amongst us, "Forest Sunlight" is a beautiful piece of emotive D&B, played on pretty piano and given a big bassy workover. Lovely stuff.
10 May 12 Drum And Bass
Having impressed us with his release on Med School's New Blood 011 last year, Flame comes up trumps with this delightful new offering on Soul Deep Recordings. A two-tracker of 172bpm bliss, the Solitary Shores EP kicks off with the title track, which is a trumpet-tooting, shimmying slice of soulful D&B, with sonorous vocal snippets, warm, undulating bass and booming subs. Chiming instrumentals add even more delicacy to the proceedings. The accompanying "Love Slow" is another smooth number, with R&B vocal, polished piano keys and gently tripping beats.
02 Feb 15 Drum And Bass
Beautiful laid-back vibes from one of Soul Deep's choice purveyors of flowing gorgeousness. With the carefree attitude of a Cafe Del Mar sunset and the beat of a beach party, "Loving Me" is a slice of summer served up just when we all need it most. "Make me Say It Again" continues on a romantic theme, proving that for every heavyweight tune out there, there's a light touch filled with breezy interludes and sweet melodies to counteract. Finally, "Keep Your Head" moves into soul territory, offering up a playback of true motown flavours mixed with meaty bass and more relaxed grooves. So smooth and chilled.
10 Jul 11 Drum And Bass
Flowrian steps up for the Memorized EP - a four-piece journey into modern day liquid D&B compromising of hushed, lucid melodies, gentle ticking breaks and soulful vocals. First up, Flowrian rides solo for opener "Balanced" with its gnarly b-line juxtaposed against swirling rhythms and delicate SFX, then it's on to "Recharged" - a stepping, shimmying number with plenty of mellifluous tones. Teaming up with La Meduza for the final two tracks, "Flow Back" is all nostalgia-steeped sounds and bongo beats with jungle chirrups and pervasive exoticism, whilst "Inside (2010 Remix)" rounds things off nicely with a more uplifting, dancefloor vibe.
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Played by: Sektor
Bulgarian producer Funkware has created magic for Soul Deep before, but this time he's slipped it up a gear. Adding hip hop vocals to sultry brass and a sexy rolling bassline, "Bad Etiquette" oozes sophistication. If a track could schmooze with you, this one would just about do it. "Feel Good" is exactly what it purports to be - a feelgood track so full of soul and energy it could raise the recently deceased. Jazzy organ fills the space between funky bassline and soaring strings and as it rattles along it's hard not to think that everything really is fantastic. It's seratonin in a tune - what more could you want?
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The next offering from Soul Deep comes from Hosta who serves up a couple of tasty tracks in the "When You Were Mine EP". First up is a VIP mix of the title track - expect lush soundscapes full of billowing atmospherics, echoing vocal snatches and epic atmospherics to dominate for the first part of this gorgeous track. As it falls into the drop, the warm, undulating b-line takes over with the whispering SFX and gentle drum rolls driving things along for the duration. Then Hosta teams up with Jodi and Merz for "End Of The World" - another top notch track full of lilting, liquid vibes, tinkling atmospherics and soothing, soulful vibes a-plenty.
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Gorgeous cinematic rollers from Soul Deep favourite, innaSelf. Starting with the dreamy "Clouds", he nails that sense of weightlessness and movement perfectly with piano repeats and a fluid, driving bassline. "Mercury Rising" is equally beautiful in it's own way, swapping atmospheric movements for a more down-to-earth breaks-driven sound. Taking on jazzy influences in the piano and vocal parts, it's a soul-forward roller with a bit of a kick. A definitely instant favourite with the Soul Deep elite.
10 Feb 12 Drum And Bass
Integration Now provide a six track excursion on Soul Deep Recordings which is full of rough, rattling breaks, breathy atmospherics and cooing vocal elements. Kicking off with "Can You Feel" it's all booming bass and rolling breaks, before "Deep Soul" adds some reverberating synths and soulful vox. "West Says" gets a bit darker with classic jungle sounds echoing away, and "The Baby Love" pulls us up with a sharp intake of breath before penultimate cut "Sublimation" adds some old skool rave stabs. "Eleven" brings things to a finish with a menacing murmur.
27 May 13 Drum And Bass
Bringing new talents to the forefront of the liquid scene is what Soul Deep do best. Intersoul's fresh stylings come straight from Bremen, Germany and while he's still new to the game he's already placed wildcards on Influenza, DNBB and Rotation UK. Largely regarded as one of Liquid's bright new talents in and around the scene, "Breaking The Chains" opens the EP as a statement of intent, featuring his trademark light touch alongside fresh, sparkling synths and deep velvety bass, all tied up with jazzy live flute. It's a statement followed up by a solid EP of classic and contemporary liquid funk that shows he's not here to blend in with the liquid crowd - he's here for the long term.
29 Jul 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: PLATFORM
A relative newcomer to the scene, Jason Lancaster aka. J Logic has joined the reputable house of jazzy D&B that is Soul Deep to release his first EP. Fusing the fresh jazz-tinged sounds of American liquid D&B with the unmistakeable heat of soulful, Brazilian influences, it's his live sampling and nostalgic brass tones that give this collection of track sits edge. "I've Got The Love" freshens up and becomes a dancefloor roller reminiscent of Nu:Tone, whereas cheeky junglist breaks in the title track push the boundaries once again. A man with many influences and many talents; keep your eyes on this one.
05 May 14 Drum And Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
J Logic returns to Soul Deep with a selection of the smoothest 170bpm jazz around. Calling this jazz-influenced drum and bass would be a disservice - there's more jazz here than just a hook here and there, and J Logic's ability to meld the two genres together deserve a polite round of applause all of its own. Taking a slight detour from the jazz classics however, "Keep Yo Head Up" is a slick production combining breaks and deep, resonant bass with a touch of soul, effortlessly creating the perfect summer tune. "You & Me" takes things even further down the summer-vibes path with big bass, sweet piano and sampled strings and sunny vocal snippets. An EP of two halves well worth grabbing with both hands.
08 Apr 13 Drum And Bass
Sao Paulo, Brazil must pump soul into their maternity wards. The rate their young producers are stepping forward with classy, timeless, soulful drum & bass, there surely isn't another explanation. Perhaps young Sao Paulians are encouraged to take liquid funk evening classes? Either way, it's working for them. Jam Thieves return to the dancefloor with a couple of cool, collected rollers, helping to ease the world back into the summer party mindset. "Cosa Nostra" fills each and every crevice with warm, resonating sounds, arching high above a deep, rolling bassline. "After The Dance" on the other hand is a sleek and jazzy break-filled trip back to the old-school; plenty of interest, plenty of texture. A gorgeous release from two very promising producers.
28 Jul 14 Drum And Bass
Liquid vibes a la Francais... Ji Ben Gong's been building his repertoire with some serious gold of late, and these four tracks are no exception. "Deeper In My Soul" boasts beefy beats that are balanced with spirally pianos and a well-known vocal sample. His remix of Anth M's Supremes sampling "Twice" is equally stunning as he switches the original's guitar-sparkled vibe for a deeper, rolling affair. Further on we hit string-coated bliss in the form of the steppy "Heaven & Earth" and Moby-style emotion on his remix of Elka's "Journey Of Love". Deeply delectable.
22 Jul 13 Drum And Bass
The latest in a grand line-up of solid liquid releases from Soul Deep, Joakuim's latest effort is, as you'd expect, a well-attuned, gorgeously produced pair of laid-back D&B beauties. Delicately balanced between deep bass and crisp percussion with soulful vocals and brass adding silky textures too, there's no getting away from it - this release is going to chill you out. As a relatively new name on the scene, you're going to want to pick this up before the world gets to know. Soul Deep smashes it again.
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The three dimensional polymer measure was first constructed by Westwater in 1980 with a very complicated proof. We give an alternative construction for small coupling parameter which is based on the approach by Brydges-Fröhlich-Sokal in quantum field theory and Bovier-Felder-Fröhlich, using skeleton inequalities. The main new features are the proof of convergence which had been open in the Brydges-Fröhlich-Sokal construction, and the construction of the measure on the space of paths with fixed time length.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | coupling constant; three-dimensional polymer measure; small coupling parameter; Brydges-Fröhlich-Sokal construction |
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The following links trace the gender bias discussions in Australia over the past couple of years. Articles appear in reverse chronological order so if you want to follow the development of the debate start at the bottom of the list. Statistics detailing the gender bias in the representation of women in literary magazines in 2011 can be found at the VIDA count 2011.
If you discover any of these links are broken or know of any more articles to add to the list, please leave a comment below.
February 2013
Rizzetti, Janine. Australian Women Writers Challenge 2013. (9 February) Resident Judge blog: Discusses gender and writing/reading Australian histories.
Elphick, Nicole. 'The Bell Jar's Sexist Make-over. (February 4) Daily Life blog: on the 50th anniversary edition of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar.
Kennedy, Rob. Guys Read Gals. (February 2013) New blog to raise awareness about gender bias issues and encourage men to read books by women (initially, mostly Australian).
January 2013
Edwards, Kasey. 'Pretend to be a man.' (15 January) Discusses the advice given to an aspiring author by an agent.
November 2012
Moss, Tara. Our Beautiful Meritocracy. (18 November 2012): quotes a damning study on gender bias.
Tuffield, Aviva. How to Inspire Men to Read Books by Women. ( 7 November 2012)
April 2012
Wessely, Tehani Croft. A Look at the Aurealis Awards (11 April 2012): a look at gender statistics for Australian SciFi, Fantasy, Speculative Fiction and Horror writing.
March 2012
McNeill, Dougal. You don't read women authors, do you? Overland Journal (21 March 2012)
Tranter, Kirsten. Why Women Writers Get a Smaller Slice of Pie. The Wheeler Centre: Books, writing ideas blog. (8 March 2012)
Brady, M.D. Gender and Writing. (8 March 2012)
Whitfield, Sophia. Gender bias in the Australian literary pages #AWW2012 (3 March 2012)
Tierney, James. The Stories We're Told. (3 March 2012)
January 2012
Hogan, Ron. More Thoughts on Gender Bias and Book reviews. (31 January 2012)
Sullivan, Jane. "A Woman's Place: Sexism in Literature." (13 January 2012)
December 2011
Myer, Angela. Literary Minded blog: Guest Post: Jack Heath spent a year reading books by women. (2 Dec 2011)
Lhuede, Elizabeth. "Because I was invited; Or why looking for a kangaroo isn't going to cut it for Australian Women's Writing." Rationale Behind Australian Women Writers 2012 Challenge, guest blog at Sisters in Crime. (8 Dec 2011)
Kakmi, Dmitri. Ladies Who Write. "The Australian Women Writers 2012 Book Reading and Reviewing Challenge is on and you are invited to take part — especially if you're a man." [Emphasis added] (15 Dec 2011)
Adventures of a Bookonaut. "A Response to Dmetri Kakmi." (20 Dec 2011)
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Readings revised list of Top 10 best crime fiction for 2011, created by 2011 Scarlet Stiletto Award winner Angela Savage, which featured 7/10 Australian women crime writers.
Readings' Bookstores list of "The Best Crime Fiction of 2011" which 9/10 books by men.
– When analysed, Readings' track record of reviews in 2011 of crime fiction on their "Dead Write" page was 16/72 books by women (another appeared in the New Fiction page). Only 2 of these 72 books were written by Australian women writers. The Dead Write page was compiled by Fiona Hardy. Surprisingly, another of the compilers of the final list was Stella Prize committee member Jo Case, author of the "Sausagefest problem" article that appeared earlier in the year. The number of Australian women crime authors who published this year was at least 19, as shown in this list.
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Blacklock, Diane. The Chick Lit debate continues. (10 October, 2011)
Cunningham, Sophie. "The kind of privileged whining that annoys the crap out of me." Stella Prize panellist comments on the aftermath of Tara Moss's blog. (21 Oct, 2011)
Moss, Tara. Are Our Sisters in Crime (still) fighting against a male-dominated literary world? (11 Oct, 2011)
September 2011
Flint, Nicole. Do Australian women need a literary leg-up? (22 September, 2011)
– "Women today could do much by following [Dame Enid Lyon's] example and living by her words, justifying themselves not as women, but as citizens, capable of engaging in the field of literary endeavour not as a '…special class of underachievers" but as equals'."
July 2011
Cunningham, Sophie. A Prize of One's Own: Flares, Cockforests and Dreams of a Common Language. Kill Your Darlings, Issue 6. July 2011. Or Why We Still Need Femininism. Video link. July 2011.
Gupta, Vani. When Genres Attack 2: Attack of the 50ft Heroine. When Genres Attack. (23 July 2011)
– Account of an event chaired by Mark Harding of Shearers' bookshop with authors Kirsten Tranter, PM Newton, Mardi McConnochie and Georgia Blain. Panellists advocated "a more textured, layered approach to the portrayal of women in fiction".
June 2011
Mayer, Peta. Women's writing and the literary Prize. (16 June, 2011) Academic article on the discursive formation of "Anita Brookner" as a "women's writer", giving a context for Brookner's rejection of special prizes for women's writing.
May 2011
Sanders, Zora. New Australian Fiction Prize for Women. Zora Sanders and Sophie Cunningham discuss the importance of genre bias when considering gender bias.
Meyer, Angela. Let's Read writing by women. Literary Minded, Crikey blog (May, 2011).
– Meyer comments on the previous post and contemplates a writing project for 2012 where she reads 20 books by women.
T. Sue. Whispering Gums blog: Monday Musing on Australian Literature: Where are our women writers? (30 May, 2011)
– Mentions a few classics as well as the current debate.
Cunningham, Sophie. 4 May, 2011 Australian "Orange Prize" to promote Women Writers' Status.
April 2011
Case, Jo. Who Likes Short Shortlists. (On the Sausagefest problem.) Kill Your Darlings. (April 2011)
Croggan, Alison. Is it a Man's World, literally? (20 April, 2011)
March 2011
Tranter, Kirsten. Why are women missing from the literary pages? Wheeler Centre Blog (March, 2011)
Roil, Amy. A snippet of Girl Power on International Women's Day. (From Bookwitch blog, 8 Mar, 2011)
McNeill, Dougal. You don't read women authors, do you? (Overland blog, 21 March 2012)
Case, Jo. Women in Print: An International Women's Day Discussion. Kill Your Darling's editorial, Killings. (March, 2011)
February 2011
Who's Writing Literary Reviews? ABC Podcast (22 Feb, 2011)


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