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Okay so technically this show was 100% subtext. Xena and Gabrielle never really went out.
Except they totally did right?
The number of kisses and sexually tense moments between a warrior princess and an amazon queen was quite high, and both actresses embraced their lesbian icon existence. The campy show went through every mythological world possible and then some, including a flash-forward/descendants episode where Renee O'Conner was a cigar chomping Indiana Jones-esque character to Lucy Lawless' sexy librarian.
And it was all, always, hilarious.
We never got the actual pay off, sadly, though there was one episode all about a news reporter having gone back in time trying to find out. I did say it was a campy show, right?
In an interview given by Lucy Lawless to Lesbian News magazine in 2003, Lawless stated that after the series finale, where Gabrielle revives Xena with a mouth-to-mouth water transfer filmed to look like a full kiss, she had come to believe that Xena and Gabrielle's relationship was "definitely gay… there was always a 'well, she might be or she might not be' but when there was that drip of water passing between their lips in the very final scene, that cemented it for me. Now it wasn't just that Xena was bisexual and kinda liked her gal pal and they kind of fooled around sometimes, it was 'Nope, they're married, man'."
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- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Hålsund (1.4km)
- Røssvoll (2.1km)
- Gjerdavik (2.3km)
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- Gjemdal (4.3km)
- Løynningdal (5.6km)
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- Forebygdi (6km)
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- Lunden (9.1km)
- Vinnes (9.6km)
- farm;
- a tract of land with associated buildings devoted to agriculture.
- Boga (2.5km)
- Vandvik (4.1km)
- Bogstrand (4.2km)
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- Ervik (10.1km)
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- Mjånes (10.2km)
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- Fusafjorden (5.3km)
- Sævareidfjorden (8.6km)
- Samnangerfjorden (9.5km)
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- Venganeset (3.6km)
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Airports close to Altaneset
Bergen flesland(BGO), Bergen, Norway (24.9km)
Soerstokken(SRP), Stord, Norway (55km)
Haugesund karmoy(HAU), Haugesund, Norway (108.4km)
Sogndal haukasen(SOG), Sogndal, Norway (140.1km)
Stavanger sola(SVG), Stavanger, Norway (161.3km)
Airfields or small airports close to Altaneset
Boemoen, Bomoen, Norway (70.4km)
Bringeland, Forde, Norway (137.4km)
Dagali, Dagli, Norway (171.3km)
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There are no weapon shops in Suikoden and equipment shopping is limited to armour and items. By using this site, psn agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. It has been compared to Beyond the Beyond and Final Fantasy VII. Add thread to bookmarks. You can reach the author of this post at jason mingos.com or on Twitter at jasonschreier. Skip to main content. Suikoden Series on the PSN. Accepted Solution View Original Problem Solved View Psn Post. They're series doing spinoffs on portables at most now, and those are not selling series and are not being received well. What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Permanent link Page information Wikidata item Cite this suikoden.
Or do you not even care if there was another in the series? You can also see the very obvious rushed ending to III and the drop in suikoden where that must have happened.
Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. From that day I was sold on this fantastic series, and I have gotten all the games. Wilderness areas such as the world map or dungeons suikoden feature random encounters with monsters that do not increase in difficulty as the player's party advances psn level. Read more Read more. Log In to GameFAQs. The game centers on the political struggles of the Scarlet Moon Empire. This is really cool as I love to go back play some old games, and not have to play the whole series in order.
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IV was so far back in the past it might as well not have been in the same series. We will work day and night to bring you the very latest news and updates! Not because Suikoden is a bad series, far from it, but because Konami is going a different way with the series. Do you think it could top Final Fantasy as the dominant JRPG? Once the turn begins, carry out their actions in the order of their speed. Konami have made a few on the Playstation Portable suikoden there is still clearly a interest in this series.
Don't have an account? Suikoden is suikoden one of the best games at my RPG top psn and will always be!! Game designer Warren Spector listed Suikoden as his sixth favorite video game of all time. III was psn very good but it could have been so series more. Not logged in Series Contributions Create account Log in.
Help About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes Contact page. Once suikoden turn begins, carry out their actions in the order of their speed. III was still very good but it could have been so much more. Teo is called away to fight a battle in the northlands, leaving his son alone under the guardianship online itunes gift cards email several family friends to begin his career in the Imperial Army. Do you think it could top Final Fantasy as the dominant JRPG?
Why Sony decided to do this, I have no idea, but it seems rather stupid to me. Wait a lil psn you might get a series game or a mobile game. I really want a new Suikoden game, and I have come to terms with the fact that we are not getting one this generation. I came in a little late to the Suikoden series of video games. Konami, a Japanese company that operates slot machines and fitness clubs, released a video game yesterday on the PlayStation Network. It was composed and arranged by Miki HigashinoTappi Iwase TappyTaniguchi Hirofumi, Mayuko Kageshita and Hiroshi Tamawari.
The Emperor and his generals' minds have been brainwashed. Subscribe to this thread. However, because of the need to sharpen a minimum of six characters' weapons at series one time, this can be a more expensive process than in a typical Suikoden. We love Sony and their products! I hand on heart cannot think of something that really needs changing from a game play psn of view.
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Konami, a Japanese company that operates slot machines and fitness clubs, released a video game yesterday on the PlayStation Network. This is really cool as I love to go back play some old games, and not have to play the whole series in order.
Subscribe to this Thread's RSS Feed. If the next game in the series was to be given a world wide release then I think the game play is solid enough to win gamers over. Why You Should Play Suikoden IIOne Of The Best…. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account series be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in suikoden. Read more Read more. Don't have an account? Sign in to your account. Suikoden is awesome, easily my favorite JRPG series. By using this site, you agree psn the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Also, look up the 'Suikoden Revival Movement' on facebook!
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My house in under some heavy renovation... the kind guaranteed to bring us, the residents (yes, we are actually still staying in the house) to an anatomical position similar to that of the Thinker. Fervent mutters of "it'll all be worth it, you'll see" do the rounds and maybe it will. But if anyone back in Birmingham says something about me enjoying my holidays, well... never mind.
In the midst of the dust and plaster chunks, I happen to look out the window. It frames grey skies, a gentle drizzle and that soul-enticing smell of moist earth. I pause, purposefully head out to the balcony with my chai and step out of everything for a while. The chai is hot. I stir slowly... the delicate tang of ginger & wisps of steam lazily intertwine with the heady bouquet outside, drifting away. I watch, smell, hear, see... feel, lost to everything else.
I have to run an errand, taking me out of the house. My Kinetic starts almost instantly and we are off, slipstreaming through the breeze. Not too many people are on the streets and that lets me ride a little fast... a little recklessly... catch the scent of unknown flowers from the rickshaw passing by... my city has gifted me a moment close to perfection.
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dear i saw your ride in your signature link, Mashallah its very nice.
I'm interested in a few things, could you please guide me?
I've got 04 model auto tranny and i would like to increase horsepower of my ride, i saw you installed exhaust system which is quite big, did it increase the power of your ride? and was its installation easy or you got it installed from some toyota shop?
More, which ngk spark plugs are you using? can you write their full model?
actually the exhaust came from japan i never got it installed here it jus came with it. performance is not much of a difference its all sound really.
i have changed my spark plugs to denso iridium as its the original ones which came with the car ill advice the same however its very pricey around 4000rs for all 4. i have tried bosch 4tips, denso 2 tip n bosch platinum single tip n the best ones are the denso iridium.
^ above
thanks bro, i think i'm ok with the engine sound, i thought it helped alot in increasing the horsepower but its ok.
About plug thing, thanks, yea the default by toyota are denso one, i will surely keep these in mind in future.
Moreover, did you modify it by yourself or was it modified by the previous owner?
I would like to get front, rear bumpers and sideskirts, could you please give me some idea about their price?
just email me ur contact no. also my family house is in jhelum cantt i visit once a month so we can meet up sometime
Whats the difference after the Denso iridium plugs?
Visited Toyota Sialkot a few days ago. Following are the details:ATF Change=Rs. 2065 (oil) + Rs.750 (labour)Engine Tune-up (Computer chek-up)=Rs. 440Brake service=Rs. 440Throtle body service=Rs. 800
They removed the ATF sump cap and cleaned it with petrol. Poured about 3 L ATF.Told that brake pads need replacement, but i didn't change because the braking felt pretty good to me so far.
During mechanical checkup, they told that the rear shocks have leaked, thus need replacement. However they didn't have those.
Overall, the experience was good. It was my first visit to a Toyota service centre.
@ aabirgti i saw side skirts on your car these were factory fitted or u got them done ? & please do u have any idea whats the best way of getting them installed cause i have a very bad experience in my last vitz :s
mujhe bhi side skirts lagwani hain dobara yar laykin wo holes kartay hain frame k under
is ka koi aur acha tareeqa nai hai kia ???
oem side skirts jaisay factory main lag k ati hai aysa koi tareqa hojai
You changed your car's ATF oil again??
@RawfayYep...Actually i was feeling uncomfortable with the fact that i had once put 3L Type: T-II ATF when i bought this ride, and then changed to T-IV after about 600km driving. So i wanted to get the concentration of T-II as less as possible in the mixture that was present in there. Thats why drained and filled another 3L T-IV.
oh so T-IV is the correct ATF for vitz? Anyways wht was the difference? I have 40k on the odo and don't feel like the tranny needs an oil change. The shifting is smooth.
these are the factory fitted ones which are plastic and is alot more durable then getting a fiberglas one made. i believe there is only 2 screws that fit in and some strong tape. best thing to do is find the original ones which are easily available from spare part shops.
which one is vitz IST? can any one explain here?
@RawfayThere wasn't any observable difference except my peace of mind. Besides, earlier i had also poured a little T-IV ATF from the reserve can i had, as i was bit skeptical about the ATF level. So, for the peace of mind, i thought i should get it once complete drain and refill to avoid any complications in the long run.
@ Shirazkhan - Man no holes! two screws and a few clips on the under side thats all..and yeah Aabir is right about the strong sticking tape.
@A4Aatif - TOYOTA IST is a seperate thing...its a really nice car a bit more expensive than vitz..
if any1 from u iz selling his vitz model 1999 to 2004 than plz do tell me..i m a big fan of vitz...dis iz my cell no just write vitz and sms me.i all call u...thx0345-6897225
Reliable place to get Vitz 2004 rear shocks ? Lahore, Sialkot ?
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now a days i am watching on road Vitz 2004 with Import of 2009, Registered in 2009.
According to FBR, we can't import more than 3 years old car.
Does any one know about this? Or How these car are coming to Pakistan?
Thanks for your time.
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Wsalam @shamiJust a delayed registration perhaps.
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(iv) Hon. Bimal Rathnayake
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The city's name comes from the Old Slavic word "vѣno" – a gift. There are several versions explaining the name of the city: "Vineyard" – distillery where wine brewed beer and Vinnichka – river. Populate these lands were still in the old days. The city discovered the Scythian settlements and ancient times.
The city is located on the shores of the Southern Bug. Through the city also runs a small river Tyazhilovka, Vinnichka and Cherry.
Vinnitsa is located about 199 kilometers (physically, on the highway – 258 km, in x / d – 221 km) south-west of Kiev.
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We hope to continue to write articles for our website. Sandy is also planning to write a book about our experiences while we traveled.
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Taunton, Mass.: Thomas J. Taylor, 1904. 6 page catalogue-list of this bookseller; with approxeimately 200 items catalogued; including pamphlets, books, sermons, essays, orations, on many subjects, religion, Antimonianism, politics, medicine (Mathew Carey's "A Short Acc't of the Malignant Fever laterly prevalent..."), Charitable Fire Society, references to Native Americans, more: from towns, cities, villages in early America: Alstead N.H.; Bethlem Conn.; many Boston & Cambridge items; Charlestown; Cohasset; Coventry Conn.; Ipswich; Newbury; Newburyport; New York; many on Philadelphia; Sharon; Tolland; Wallingford; Worcester; Yarmouth; a section listing 9 Manuscripts, more; very interesting reading and reference and for bibliographical use, especially for these items of more ephemeral nature; light beige paper self-wraps, light wear; very good condition. Very Good S (Item ID: 12205)


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maharetr and I1 made cupcakes for K's birthday Tea Party and are now sinking gently into a sugar coma.
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Had dinner at Sandrino's with haunted_attics, J., maharetr and N. and did that thing where you read the entire menu, try to decide between three things you really want then impulse order a fourth thing at the last second. The ravioli was very nice, so was the sticky date pudding, shall have to try it again when I don't have a cold.
We settled in at a table at the Fly by Night and listened to Schvendez who sang some melancholy, angry and whimsical songs. The woman singer has a nice, strong, dark voice and they suffer from 'young band' syndrome in that I don't think they quite know what they sound like in the venue.
The Dirty Three were quite something, bombastic, bitter and nasty and that was just the patter. The music is powerful and passionate and I've never seen rock done with a banjo and fiddle so successfully. Some great sound.
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Since the beginning of this year the Irish government has deported an average of one person a day from the state. The government has also negotiated 're-admission' agreements with the Romanian and Nigerian governments - which will result in an increase in the number of deportations in coming weeks and months.
The Irish government's pro-deportation policy is part of the ever tightening 'Fortress Europe'. As governments throughout Europe dismantle all barriers to the free flow of capital, barriers to the movement of people are increased - proving yet again that the world is run in the interests of the rich rather than of human need.
The Workers Solidarity Movement is organising a contingent for Saturday's demonstration under the slogan 'No Human being Is Illegal'. Come along and march with the red and black flags. The bigger the protest, the clearer the message will be that Irish people - with our history of being forced to emigrate - will not allow the deportation of people who come here seeking a better life.
Say no to deportations
Assemble Department of Justice, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2
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Archive for April 2013
Why do we live?
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April 30, 2013 – 11:38 pm (MOSTLY INCOHERENT BUT I HAD TO WRITE ELSE I'LL GO CRAZY. HAHA)
As I was browsing through random pages on the Internet, one thought came to mind.
"Why do we live?"
Do we live just to die in the end? Or is it more than that?
Have you ever really wondered what will become of our selves several decades from now? As for me, I would probably find someone to call my own family if I won't become an old maid with a dozen cats to lull me to sleep every night. Or I could be more than that.
I have done many things in the past. I don't even remember most of them. I just remember being this curly-haired girl in her prep class who cried because she didn't know who to play with in recess. I was this sickly girl in fourth grade who had her mom visit her at school during lunch time because she needed her medicine to be injected through the nose. I was a pimply sixth grade without stage parents who would do anything to guarantee their children's position in the honor roll. I was just a shy student who got in a mixed students section in her first year high school. I'm pretty sure I have done more than that.
Oh, yes, I have done more than that.
I met my best friend for fifteen years in first grade. I was judged in fifth grade for certain things I didn't even know I was doing but I got through that. I won in the first poem I have written publicly in sixth grade because my homeroom teacher rooted for the underdog. I gained a lot of friends who can count on me and who I could count on in high school. I went to the (best) university in the Philippines even if I wasn't one of the popular smart kids who teachers picked to enter academic contests in secondary school. I entered an organization (UP ERG) which has taught me to become a thinker and a doer. And yes, I have been doing more than that.
I went to Canada (with my family), totally oblivious to everything that is different, and tweaked the composition of what was me. I have gone a long way from the past me who would cower in front of a crowd, from the past me who would be afraid to stand up for what is right, and from the past me who would choose to just be a wallflower. Right now, I try in my best abilities to be seen in a crowd of looming giants. I speak my mind regarding matters that are of concern to me. I have chosen to be someone who is heard and who is followed by her peers because she is making a difference. I have gone a long way.
And then I realize, I was already more than that.
I am quite certain that life has the means to its end but will that ever be a risk in living life? Why we ever live in the first place has nothing to do with death. Death is a physical end. Life doesn't end there. We are not the same person everyday. We mature to become better (or worse) versions of yesterday. May we be better or worse today does not dictate what we will be in the morrow.
People don't live just to die.
Then, why do we live?
People live to experience what this world has to offer. We live to enjoy happiness and to bear the agony of suffering. We live to try to complete this part of us that will not be complete once we cross over in the afterlife.
Is that really why we live? Maybe. But one thing is for sure.
We live because we are life itself.
What once was big will be no more.
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I have lost about 30 to 40 pounds since last spring. I have stopped eating McDonald's since December 2013. I have given up beef since January 2013. I have lessened my alcohol intake for the past two months. I haven't had rice for almost two weeks now. I have recently began clean eating. I have been on my Zumba hype for a month now. I have been exercising and running on my free time.
I just wish I could continue doing so.
1st- was supposed to be a tuna burger on leaf lettuce but we ran out of it already so I improvised.
2nd- almond milk, grilled chicken wrap and spring greens salad by moi.
3rd- the before picture was horrible. 😦 the after picture looks fine. I already lost another 5 pounds since I took that picture. 😀
4th- almond milk, chicken bacon, scrambled eggs and a slice of bread. courtesy of my brother.


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Over the past days, hundreds of people have used the Ecuador Disaster Map to report needs, requests and offers of help through text messages, email or the web, contributing to a crowdsourced map of the situation on the ground. APCNews spoke with Valeria Betancourt, head of the APC policy programme and one of the organisers of this initiative.
A leaked document shows that the Ecuadorian government of Rafael Correa in collaboration with the private sector has the technical ability, and the willingness, to block and censor websites throughout the national territory.
How does the internet work? How is it managed and developed? While the importance of universalising internet access and use becomes increasingly recognised, reflection on the concrete aspects of internet governance is often missing. This is why APC organises events like the National Meeting on Internet Governance – Ecuador, which will take place on 27 November.
On 27 November in Quito, the National Meeting on Internet Governance – Ecuador will be a space for discussion and reflection on internet governance issues in Ecuador. The conversation will be framed within both the regional and global context, in addition to providing insights from experts on conceptual, technical and political approaches to internet governance.
Article 474 of the new Ecuadorian criminal code legalises systematic surveillance of internet communications, flagrantly violating citizens' rights to privacy. Valeria Betancourt, APC policy manager, analyses the problematic aspects of the article.
APC wrote an analysis of the latest communication's law in Ecuador for the newsletter Digital Rights, focusing on both problems and opportunities that its implementation will imply.
Ecuador has approved a communications law that recognises the right of universal access to information and communication technologies (ICT) and fairly apportions the frequency spectrum; on the other hand, it poses a threat to freedom of expression.
The people of Ecuador are working together to get the government to change a new regulation that will allow the state to collect users' personal data without a warrant.
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A few hours sleep, then out into the day before the heat takes over. We explore an arroyo, our favorite hiking
spot for the week. Though generally dry, it turns into a real river following a downpour, as we see on a return visit.
On this arid morning we walk downstream (downsand?) past a small rise covered in vegetation. Jason spots
movement and sees a streak of color disappear into the thick brush. It's a brilliant Speckled Racer (
), a dazzling snake, and a tease. We surround the bushes and search intensely, getting a glimpse every so
often, but in the end it's gone for good.
At least lizards stand still long enough to have their pictures taken.
As it warms up we focus on shaded areas. I glance beneath a boulder, and for a moment, don't recognize what I
see. I'm looking for snakes, so my search image is for something stretched out or coiled. Instead, I spot a rounded
rock that looks slightly wrong, just a little too dark and domed. Then I realize, it's an unexpected turtle! Turns out to
be a rare species, a Mexican endemic that's one of the least known turtles in North America.
The next find is as entertaining as it is exciting. Matt and Ron are walking the main channel when they glance up
a small side gully. At just that moment, in the far distance, something drops downhill. The motion catches Matt's eye.
He realizes it's a lizard, but there's only one kind around here big enough to be seen from so far away: a Beaded!
It comes to the top of an eroded slope . . .
. . . and in perfect waterpark style, slides down the smooth rock and splashes into the pool below!
Meanwhile, Shaun and I have wandered nearly to the end of the dry river bed. We're hunting the shade,
searching vegetation by the arroyo walls, looking for anything that might be hiding from the sun.
Shaun makes a great spot and a terrific catch. Just a few visible scales, then a
of movement in the dense
brush. A shout, a glimpse, a grab, a miss, a curse, a grab again; a grip on something big and thrashing, lunging and
striking, determined to get away. It almost escapes, but now I've got the tail while Shaun reaches for the head, and at
last we pull the Whipsnake from its thicket.
I'm amazed by its color, all silver and copper, the most metallic-looking snake I've ever seen. I just can't stop
taking pictures.
Aspidoscelis sp.?
Nelson's Spiny Lizard
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The Birds (1963)
Innovative & memorable; 'Jaws' with brains; aviary good film!
(The following review contains a few mini-'spoilers'; if you've yet to see the film, please be warned -- and please *DO* see it!)
In 'The Birds', Hitchcock showed us yet again why he was without contest the most innovative Hollywood director of his era, perhaps of all time. Just as 'Psycho' spawned the 'crazy serial-killer' genre, 'The Birds' laid the egg for the whole 'nature gone crazy' theme -- everything from killer bees to 'Jaws' and the toothless 'Piranha'. The premise of the film is perfectly ridiculous, even laughable, but Hitchcock, using all his panache, cinematizes it in a way that's not only original, but intelligent, believable and unforgettably haunting.
Consider these innovations: There's no musical score (at all!); a wide-open, very 'Euro' indecisive ending without 'THE END' credits (still customary in 1963); and the characters never scream, even at the most horrifying moments. Hitch evidently thought there was already enough *bird* 'screaming' on the eerie soundtrack. Also unusual is that the characters never say 'hello', 'goodbye' or similar greetings (except once, where someone says 'hi' to a bit player) and the dialogue is also, for the most part, nicely naturalistic; they say 'thanks' instead of 'thank you', for example, which was quite unusual for a 1963 film of this type. They often say something and nobody replies; or they just don't say anything, cut straight to next scene, and Hitch knows the aud are smart enough to draw the right conclusions (e.g. when Lydia returns from finding Fawcett's body).
I never quite understood how the birds could kill Annie while inflicting so few scratches on her body; presumably their M.O. was asphyxiation by sheer
numbers. (A bird stuffed in Dan Fawcett's mouth would've explained this; his pecked-out eyes where an unnecessary grossout in an otherwise tastefully gore-moderated film.) Thank God they were sparrows/crows and not vultures or eagles!
Mitch believes Melanie needs urgent hospital care following the attic attack frenzy, but she still looks perfectly doll-like even when dishevelled and distraught, apparently suffering no more than a few minor cuts and one slightly tattered lime-green Edith Head suit! Mitch was obviously talking about acute psychiatric care there. Indeed, he acts more like a shrink than a lawyer the whole movie long, their one kiss is more like a peck (as if the movie needed any more of those) and he seems more fascinated by Melanie's neuroticism than her eroticism.
Speaking of which... Am I alone in detecting that Hitch is (possibly) hinting at an attraction between Melanie and Annie? The scenes between them are one of the most interesting aspects of the movie; especially how Annie eyes up the cute doll-like Melanie and her tone of voice when they first meet. This 'frisson' persists (for me, anyway) even after we know Annie is hetero since she had a relaysh with Mitch. Is this just my male fantasy? No, as with so many things in Hitchcock movies, I think it's there to pick up on, if you want. Suzanne Pleshette gives a fascinatingly subtle, controlled performance. What a no-nonsense, even 'butch' gal Annie is! Dig her wonderfully hardboiled vocal style! The preternaturally primped and poised Tippi Hedren looks like the sex kitten who got the cream as the pampered Melanie, drifting rudderlessly yet a dab hand at inland navigation, while Rod Taylor is required to do nothing except look manly, distant and repress the odd emotion now and then. In fact, it's interesting to watch this movie and focus just on the superb and unpredictable dialogue; the nuanced way the characters interact with each other (the result, quite naturally, of nuanced, accomplished acting perfs); and especially for the psychological complexity of Melanie. Now how many horror films can you say that about? "'The Birds' is cunning!" might've made a good tagline.
No birds were harmed during the making of this motion picture. However, some of them got pretty mad at being tied to Tippi's Edith Head suit, saying that wasn't specified in their contract, and went utterly 'berdserk' when later denied their per diems for the inevitable shooting overruns. (No, they weren't acting...their resentment was for real. The line about their brainpans not being big enough was the final insult. Apparently, they were paid peanuts. And they'd requested *sunflower seeds*!!)
Tippi Hedren, if you know anything of what she had to endure (quite apart from a rather unflattering dress) certainly *WAS* harmed during the making... She reportedly almost had a nervous breakdown after having live birds thrown at her all day (quite literally) in the attic frenzy scene. Maybe her zombielike state at the end of the movie didn't involve much acting!
The movie also marked the beginning, and sadly the end, of the lovely Ms Hedren's meteoric career -- 'Marnie' and some nondescript B-movies/made-for-TVs excepted. (She fell out of favour with Hollywood after an acrimonious rift with Hitch while shooting 'Marnie'. They weren't on speaking terms for over half of production. It's an open secret that Hitch was besotted with Tippi (though of course there's no suggestion he was *EVER* unfaithful to his beloved wife Alma with *ANY* woman), and Tippi felt he wanted to control her entire life.) Did Tippi name her daughter 'Melanie' (Griffith) in honour of this, her greatest ever role? Who knows.
After watching 'The Birds', you'll keep some incredible images forever -- a cast of thousands that's much more impactful than 'Ben Hur', not to mention the ultrafeisty Ms Pleshette and so-easy-on-the-eye-it's-unreal Ms Hedren -- but no longer will you use the cliché 'our feathered friends' lightly.
In short: Aviary good film indeed! Definitely deserves to be above #233 in the IMDB all-time ranking. I only wish I'd been alive to see Hitchcock's films when they were released to feel their full contemporary impact. And this is a long review (and I've only said 10% of what I wanted to), but it *IS* well within the 1,000 words maximum. :-)
Vixen! (1968)
I find it amazing nobody has yet commented on this film, which it's certainly impossible to ignore (just like any other Russ Meyer fare).
So I'm not going to comment either. I won't talk about how ignored Russ Meyer is as a genuine auteur or how misinterpreted his films are by the vast majority of critics. And I won't mention how I think Russ Meyer has a great talent for writing dialogue with deep, philosophical implications (though some people would never know it).
If I have one complaint, it's that the film (or filmette) is rather too short at only 70 mins US, 63 mins Deutschland. Those poor Germans had fully 10% of the movie slashed, and one wonders why; it was rated 18 or X anyway, and though the film has "adult themes" (in case you didn't notice) it's in no way "pornographic" (for that matter, neither is ANY Russ Meyer film, in my opinion).
The most entertaining aspect of the movie is undoubtedly the unique style of acting. Actually, I don't think the acting in this movie (or for that matter ANY Russ Meyer movie) is "bad". It's just self-consciously mannered in a style that immediately tells you, as soon as you switch on the TV, that you're watching a Russ Meyer movie. Russ worked hard (I'm sure) to coax such performances from his interesting casts. There is no other director I can think of whose work is so strongly styled that it's immediately identifiable as one of his films. When you watch a Russ Meyer film, you enter a parallel universe much stranger than reality.
The Mummy (1999)
Imhotep? More like Impotent...
You have gotta admire the chutzpah of Universal in releasing the movie in this state. They should never have wrapped this Mummy. Unlike some of the artefacts, the movie as a whole looks decidedly unpolished, and one leaves the theatre feeling mildly entertained (only about 10 minutes of the film are actually boring), but with a sense that it could have been so much more if only a little attention had been given to the writing, editing and overall ambience.
I saw this movie in Barcelona where it's rated for kids age 7 and up. (It was rated as high as 15 years in some countries.) So, it seems only the Spanish appreciated its true target audience (and yes, Spain's version was uncut). It's a pity that the movie had to be quite as childish, wacky and simplistic as it was. But that's demographics for you. The cartoon-characterlike mummy was not the least bit chilling (although, not being a preteen, maybe I'm not qualified to comment). Imhotep? More like Impotent. However, a nice touch was to see Americans as arrogant villains for a change. Arnold Vosloo is better than I expected, however, as the human Imhotep, even if the only emotion he's asked to convey is sheer arrogance. I'd have preferred Billy Zane (to whom he bears a remarkable resemblance in some scenes), who may have brought more subtlety to the role. Rachel Weisz is competent enough, though she can't play drunk, and (strangely!) becomes noticeably better-looking as the film grinds on (she looks less tired than at first, anyone else notice?), though I'd have preferred Catherine Zeta-Jones (who wouldn't?) Brendan Fraser is, unfortunately, just plain bland and decidedly un-French. He looks too young, and not rugged enough, for this role. He's an excellent actor (e.g. Gods & Monsters) but just goes through the motions here.
Most of the glib one-liners failed completely, not just because I was watching the movie dubbed in Spanish (I understood about 95% of it), though I doubt the original US dialogue was much more scintillating. I'm afraid it's grade-school stuff, as usual.
On the effects (which of course is what the movie is all about), there's very little to say. They're effective (sorry), but not surprising. Unspecial f/x. The same effects, such as the scarab beetle swarms and skin bulging, are very overused. I wonder how much money that saved? After seeing an effect once, it has much diminished impact the second time. Which perhaps explains why I was noticing boom mikes, cameras (yes!) and other anomalous background things instead of being totally gripped by the action. I liked the opening panoramic scene of ancient Egypt more than the mostly mundane f/x thereafter.
While the film obviously doesn't take itself seriously (nor should it), the acting is mostly too camp (especially the effete Brit Jonathan and the nasty stereotype of the fat greedy Arab) to avoid oversilliness. That really diminishes the mystical and suspenseful atmosphere that the film should have derived from its lavish sets. As a result, the big money spent on production design was essentially squandered. The film has very little atmosphere and appears strangely sterile and subdued. You keep hoping it might pick up, but it never does, retaining a bland tone throughout; even the climax is unthrilling; an empty spectacle.
Conclusion: They should have spent a few million less on sterile sfx, hired some decent script doctors and donated the remaining millions to the preservation of GENUINE Egyptian cultural artefacts.
(Oh, and I wonder how Imhotep could see anything throughout the entire movie, considering he stole the eyes of that American guy who could barely see the hand in front of his face without his glasses?)
North by Northwest (1959)
Simply Magical Moviemaking
Possibly the greatest ever thriller, NbNW combines terrific acting, dialogue, cinematography, music and storyline. But the real standout is the editing. If there was ever a film that merited the cliché "a nonstop thrill ride", it's this one. The pace never slackens. I particularly like how it cuts straight from the Mt Rushmore face to the train bunkbed. I hate the anticlimactic, overlong, hokey endings of most thrillers. The final scene (scenelet) is very short, romantic dénouement, à la James Bond. How refreshing.
Oh, the champagne dialogue in this movie is simply premier cru, darlings! Eve: "You don't believe in marriage." - Thornhill [indignant]: "But I've been married twice." - Eve: "See what I mean?" Or take this repartee... Vandamm: "Seems to me you fellows could stand a little less training from the FBI, and a little more from the Actors' Studio." - Thornhill: "Apparently, the only performance that'll satisfy you is when I play dead." - Vandamm: "Your very next role. You'll be quite convincing, I assure you."
The dialogue is also very risqué for a 1950s film in places. In the dining car, for example, Thornhill: "The moment I meet an attractive woman, I have to start pretending I have no desire to make love to her." This thinly-veiled propositioning of Eve/Eva for sex, which sounds banal these days, would have been outrageously shocking to its original 50s audience. Likewise, "I'm a big girl." - "Yeah, and in all the right places, too." A cliché now, but imagine its impact then. "I've heard nothing but innuendoes," says Vandamm at one stage. He's right; there are plenty in this movie's verbal and visual imagery.
This dialogue, and the general production design, conspire to create product that, unlike other Hitchcock thrillers like Rear Window and Psycho, doesn't appear dated now. The design is ultramodernist, which is reflected in the architecture of the locations like the NYC UN HQ and the Rushmore lodge.
A convoluted plot is usually the result of bad scripting or an attempt to mask a movie's deficiencies in other areas. As usual, Hitchcock keeps the plot dead simple and doesn't complicate matters by trying to explain. It's just some kind of meaningless Cold War spy thing. This perfectly suffices, for it's quite incidental to the thrilling chase that forms the core of the film. What seem like hokey, incredible contrivances, such as Eve's coming on so strong to Thornhill in the dining car (when we think her unaware that he's not a real murderer) are soon enough fascinatingly demystified. (She's in cahoots with Vandamm, or, as we later find, an undercover agent trying to expose him!)
Fantastic performances from Cary Grant, James Mason, Eva-Marie Saint and a much-underused Martin Landau. If there's one criticism, it's that Cary Grant is preternaturally unflappable as the urban sophisticate plunged into a living nightmare. He always retains his self-assured, even arrogant, panache and never panics. In fact, with that ever-present twinkle in his eye, he seems to be getting perverse enjoyment from his own misfortunes. However, his modulated performance remains just the right side of comicality.
Eva-Marie Saint is camera-loved as the lethal seductress. She seems the perfect Bond girl. Had her star risen a few years later, I'm sure she'd have been captivating Connery. In fact, this movie shows that Hitchcock could have directed James Bond. It's no secret Bond's film incarnation was modelled to some extent on Cary Grant's supersuave persona in this film.
A young-looking Martin Landau is effective as the menacing sidekick, although it's only in the final scene in the Rushmore lodge that he has any quality screen time or lines. James Mason underplays the role of the polished, oleaginous villain perfectly. His very British voice and demeanour conveys menace by suggestion, not overt declaration. He too, like Saint, would have been ideal in a Bond film. He doesn't sound ridiculous mouthing lines like, "A bit naughty, using real bullets!" [my paraphrase]
[Continuity: In the scene in Eve's hotel room, Thornhill calls for the valet to sponge and press his suit. He's told it'll take 20 minutes and a guy comes to collect the suit a minute later. He pretends to take a shower, whilst Eve absconds. Thornhill leaves immediately, and he doesn't return to the hotel. However, in the next scene, we see him wearing the same suit, perfectly sponged and pressed. There's no way he could have returned to the hotel to collect the suit.]
Around the World Under the Sea (1966)
puerile pseudoscience... pelagic & pathetic
This is a truly incredible film - by which I mean it isn't the least bit credible. Anyone who knows anything about diving or oceanography (or for that matter, science in general) will howl at the dozens of mistakes and improbabilities.
In a small, Beatles-style yellow submarine that seems barely big enough for 4 testosterone-fuelled men's men and one pretty woman, our heroes are required to travel around the ENTIRE WORLD and place 50 earthquake sensors at strategic points on the seafloor to create a warning system of the impending destruction of the earth by seismic forces! They manage to do this in just one month! The sensors are "anchored" to the seabed by making them explode!
The first sensor is placed at the bottom of a trench 6 miles deep. The guy (for some reason I've forgotten) actually leaves the sub in his diving suit! At this depth, his entire body would implode instantly from the pressure. Incredibly, the seabed at this depth is light and swarming with fish! In reality, it would be totally dark and devoid of life.
At one point, they are in a very rich area of ocean, where the "minestrone" of available food biomass attracts millions of fish. We get the warning that "little fish attract big fish", so we expect maybe a 20-foot shark... But no, the sub is attacked by a mutant conger eel that must be at least 100 feet long! It totally dwarfs the sub. This is so ridiculous, as you can tell from the way it moves it's just a very tiny eel in a tank. In the exterior shots of the sub, it's so obviously just a small lightweight model in a fishtank. The special effects budget of this movie must have been nil.
The best line is this movie is when Shirley Eaton's character says of the female sex, "We have men to thank for our freedom, but sometimes we don't know how to handle it!" I think this was in response to the suggestion that women lead men on sexually, sometimes to their downfall. Well, she may be a scientist, but at least she isn't some crazy feminist! ;-) This film is so dated in general, it's amazing it was made as recently as 1966! There's a palpable mid-to-late 50s feel. The woman is there for the sole purpose of creating tension with the men who lust after her and fight among themselves. In fact, most of the movie's drama comes from the effect this bimbo scientist has on her crewmates' testosterone levels. She is actually wearing stiletto heels when she boards the submarine.
The end of the movie is the most hilarious part. The sub is half-buried by a volcanic rockfall, so the captain suggests blowing the buried half off with dynamite to free them! They all accept this rational-sounding theory without complaint. Dozens of sticks of dynamite and plastique are wired INSIDE the sub. They blow the back half of the thing clean off and stay safely sealed in the bridge compartment. How ridiculous! But the front of the sub is still not free! So Lloyd Bridges must venture outside and burn through what looks like a 6-inch cable using a flare! They have to "equalize the pressure" inside the half-destroyed sub by opening the hatch, while trying to prevent too much water rushing in! They're running out of air fast, yet deem it sensible to waste bottled O2 on the pet guineapigs.
The crew take about a minute to return from the seabed to the surface. Conveniently enough, there's a chopper already there to rescue them! The joy that other viewers must have experienced (in realizing this film was finally over and they could do something worthwhile instead) was not shared by me. I realized that, with such a rapid ascent and no decompression chamber onboard the chopper, they would all certainly die an agonizing death from decompression sickness. Ah well.
The movie totally lacks suspense or thrills, but is mildly enjoyable for its unintended humorousness. David McCallum's performance as the menacing and creepy blonde European type you can never trust is, as usual, entertaining.


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Newly remodeled home with everything you need to have a great California vacation. Your beach house has an open floor plan that flows out to a tranquil patio, complete with a fire pit, barbecue and a very relaxing water fall. Listen to the waves crashing on the shore as you relax and visit with family and friends. The house is completely furnished with two HD TV's connected to DirecTV. WiFi is included. The kitchen has all you will need to cook a great meal or simply blend some margaritas or have a glass of wine.
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When in California you want to take advantage of our great weather, which is why the house was designed for outdoor living. The patio is very accommodating for a relaxing cup of coffee in the morning, or hanging out next to the fire pit at night. You will quickly grow accustomed to visiting with our great neighbors as they walk by. And don't forget to catch the sun setting over the Channel Islands very night. It is a routine you will fall in love with.
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Our guests also like to take day trips to Santa Ynez or Malibu canyon to wine taste.
Nearby there is plenty of shopping at Riverpark or The Outlets in Camarillo.
We enjoyed our stay very much. Both the arrangement and clealiness of the house created a great first impression. The owner's notebook with information about the house and area was beneficial. We enjoyed the beach and other places we explored. The small town atmosphere was also good.
We really enjoyed our stay. Close to beach. We stayed midweek and beach was all ours! Wine and beer and waters in fridge when we got there, awesome! We loved everything about this home. Rob was great!
Everything you need is provided. Great place! Love how open it is! Greeted with a bottle of wine (such a nice touch). Would definitely rent again.
Charming beach house, great fresh decor, inside/outside living with many rooms opening onto patios, plentiful outdoor spaces that invite you to lounge and relax, minutes from the beach, nice and friendly neighborhood. The house is well stocked. Owners even have bathrobes available! Great location. Close to Malibu, Santa Barbara and Channel Islands. We enjoyed whale and dolphin watching! Thank you for letting us be guests in your beach house! Hope to visit again!
I really loved my stay at "My Beach House". The house is everything you could want. I was a very short walk from friends and just minutes to the beach - a perfect location. I could use the garage and did not have to part on the street. My friends were staying at another house just around the corner and they were so impressed they wanted to come over for dinner at my place. The neighborhood is very quiet and safe, and Rob was very easy to work with. I could contact him about anything and he got back to me right away.
I had a wonderful time and would want to rent this beach house again whenever I come to Oxnard. I definitely recommend this home for rental.
What a marvellous find Mandalay Shores turned out to be.
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Rob the owner was a pleasure to deal with and has thought of everything you could need
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Hardelot Golf, Basilique Notre-Dame, and Chateau Musee. Colonne de la Grande Armee and Nausicaa are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and a sauna. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include conference rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and free newspapers.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1302 square feet (121 square meters) include conference space. This Hesdin-l'Abbe hotel also offers a sauna, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Najeti Hôtel Château Cléry is a smoke-free property.
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 27
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free long-term parking
- Year Built 1766
- Conference space size (feet) - 1302
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 121
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Sauna
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- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free long-term parking, Free self parking
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- Free bottled water
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
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- Individually furnished
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- Memory foam mattress
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
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Where to Eat
Le Berthier - Overlooking the garden, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves dinner only. Reservations are required. Open select days.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
- Body treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 30.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 30.00 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20 per pet, per night
- Dogs and cats only
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: EUR 16 for adults and EUR 8.50 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 20 per pet, per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 30.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Chateau Clery
- Château Cléry
- Château Cléry Hesdin-l'Abbe
- Hôtel Château Cléry
- Hôtel Château Cléry Hesdin-l'Abbe
- Najeti Hôtel Château Cléry Hesdin-l'Abbe
- Najeti Hôtel Château Cléry
- Najeti Château Cléry Hesdin-l'Abbe
- Najeti Château Cléry
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Suzhou Kairun Precision Hardware Co.,Ltd was founded in 2006,its located in Wuzhong Economic Development Zone,Suzhou.Its an enterprise specialized in designing, exploiting, producing and selling kinds of metal parts. Our products are widely used in household appliance,machinery equipment,construction and decoration,food,medical devices,petrochemical industry, armement, aircraft instrument manufacturing,locomotive parts manufacturing,transportation facilities,steel-made furniture, glass wall,etc.We will abide the excellent and scientific manage system,and apply the best puttern on selling,service,quality and delivery,to satisfy dients mostly,large,mrddle and small enterprises.At the beginning time,we only provide our clients with fine processed parts, fasteners,stamping parts, however,as our companys fast developing,we are going to supply Semi-finishedproduct assembling and installing services to our clients.
Contact person:manager
Country:China (Mainland)
Street address: No.9Xingwu Road,Wuzhong Economic Development Zone,Suzhou
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