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Nobel laureate Mo Yan will teach in Taiwan
Posted Oct 05th 2013, 12:00am by Lawrence Chung
... Lawrence Chung in Taipei email@example.com Famed mainland author to instruct university classes on writing and cross-strait literature Nobel laureate Mo Yan will teach in Taiwan Nobel Laureate Mo Yan will teach Chinese writing and literature at a Taiwanese university beginning next year. The National Taiwan Normal University announced on Thursday that Mo Yan, who ...
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Censorship has spurred writers, says Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan
Posted Sep 16th 2013, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... declares Mo Yan Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan has revealed in an exclusive interview with the South China Morning Post that he believes censorship has motivated authors to write about topics seen ... The decision of the Nobel Committee to award the prize to Mo Yan - a long-time Communist Party member and vice-chairman of the party-aligned Chinese Writers' Association - also raised eyebrows ...
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Mo Yan: from farm labourer to literary superstar
Posted Sep 16th 2013, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... Staff Reporter Literary giant who tellsthe big stories of China Mo Yan emerged as one of China's most prominent and influential authors during the 1980s, but came to worldwide ... Mo Yan, meaning "don't speak", as his pen name. He found fame with social commentaries such as Red Sorghum Clan , the story of a Shandong family facing decades of upheaval ...
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Book review: Pow!, by Mo Yan
Posted Mar 24th 2013, 12:00am by GDN
... Pow! by Mo Yan translated by Howard Goldblatt Seagull Books Mo Yan's first novel to appear in English since the Nobel honour, Pow! reads like public masturbation; at times laughable, ... of nightmares. Who needs these hackneyed hallucinations? Certainly Mo Yan does, as without them he would have a bigger challenge: to tackle the gritty realism of his fictional world. The backstory ...
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Mo Yan's Nobel lecture derided by dissidents
Posted Dec 08th 2012, 07:48pm by Agence France-Presse
... Mo Yan was assailed on Saturday in the Chinese dissident community as a "prostitute" after his Nobel lecture, which was acclaimed in the communist state's media. In the Nobel lecture ... prize, so it is not Mo Yan's fault that the state media is praising him," a Beijing intellectual, who only wanted to be identified by her surname Wang, said. "It is clear he is against ...
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Made to be broken
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... Nobel prize winner Herta Mueller, who has labelled fellow laureate Mo Yan's award a 'catastrophe', tells Maya Jaggi that life under a communist regime drove her ... mainland writer Mo Yan's Nobel prize a "catastrophe", rewarding an author whom she claims "celebrates censorship" and is too close to the central government. She said that handing the prize ...
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Mo Yan: chronicler of a turbulent Chinese century
Posted Oct 11th 2012, 07:58pm by Agence France-Presse in Beijing
... Mo Yan has focused an unflinching eye on what he calls the darkness and ugliness of 20th-century Chinese society in a prolific writing career that on Thursday landed him the 2012 Nobel prize for literature. Mo Yan, one of China's leading writers of the past half-century, became the first Chinese national and just the second Chinese-language writer to be awarded the coveted ...
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Media frenzy as Chinese author tipped for Nobel
Posted Oct 09th 2012, 09:46pm by Raymond Li
... Critically acclaimed for his work and faulted for his tolerance of government censors, Chinese author Mo Yan has suddenly found himself at the centre of a media frenzy over his prospects of winning the Nobel Prize. The mainland media has gone into overdrive touting the possibly that Mo Yan could become the first Chinese national to win the prestigious litreature award after ...
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Mo Yan: how the world has reacted to the honour
Posted Oct 12th 2012, 01:28pm by John Kennedy
... Who is Mo Yan? A rebel and a comformist with something of a Dickens feel , and to summarise Party and state-controlled media's sudden shift from emnity to love for the Nobel Prize ... to the country's writers as the more reflective of Chinese lives their works are, the more possible they arise as a world literature. "Colm Tóibín on Chinese Nobel winner Mo Yan" Video by Hedy ...
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... home inundated The former residence of Mo Yan , China's first Nobel laureate in literature, in Gaomi has become a popular tourist destination since he was given the award earlier ...
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The only railway station serving the municipality of Venice, the Santa Lucia train station is located in Cannaregio near the northwestern end of the Grand Canal. From the station, San Marco-bound pedestrians can either walk through Cannaregio or cross through Santa Croce and San Polo.
During the station's construction in the 1860s, the nearby church of Santa Lucia was demolished and thus the station took its name. The current terminal is a modern building, marked by the Venetian lion sculptures that decorate its facade.
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Many dove hunters seem to think that all that is required for a good dove hunt is some water, any water.
I have seen hunters sitting around a windmill with a concrete water tank in which the water was 3 feet from the lip of the tank. I have also seen hunters hunting around a dirt tank with brush, grass, weeds, and other vegetation growing right up to the edge of the water.
Truth is, neither of those are good places to hunt doves.
Doves require some pretty specific circumstances of their watering holes. First is, they have to be able to actually reach the water, which they could not in the first instance above. Second, they have to feel comfortable and safe.
If a dirt stock tank have brush, grass, and weeds growing up to or even into the edge of the water, the doves are going to avoid it. The greenery is perfect camouflage for predators that like to eat doves. Snakes in particular seem to take advantage of such circumstances.
The best waterholes are those in which the water has receded from the vegetation, leaving a wide strip of clear dirt between the water and the ground cover. If there is no such strip one can be made with a tractor and a rake.
Another good hunting spot is at a windmill which as a leaky water tank. Lots of the older concrete tanks I have seen have cracked or shrunken until they leak a bit, leaving a small, clean pool of water. Assuming the vegetation is not so high as to discourage the doves, the hunting can be surprisingly good in such spots, although not for long, and not continuously.
The same criteria applies to streams as to ponds. If you have access to a small creek with clear dirt banks, the doves will make use of it. All it takes to find such places is a bit of preseason scouting.


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Candidates discuss unemployment, same-sex marriage Sandy recovery and whether state should legalize marijuana.
Christie blamed the longtime senator from Middlesex County for the $2.2 billion budget deficit he faced when he took office in 2010, while Buono said the governor has done nothing to change the state's high unemployment rate, according to NorthJersey.com.
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MUFAs are monounsaturated fatty acids. MUFAs are considered a healthy type of fat. If your diet includes unsaturated fats such as MUFAs (and polyunsaturated fats) instead of saturated fats and trans fats, you may gain certain health benefits.
Consuming monounsaturated fatty acids may help lower your risk of heart disease by improving risk factors. For instance, MUFAs may lower your total and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels but maintain or increase high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol. MUFAs may also help normalize blood clotting. And some research shows that MUFAs may also benefit insulin levels and blood sugar control, which can be especially helpful if you have type 2 diabetes.
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Robert Pattinson Filming Water For Elephants in May?
Hollywood prop shop helps re-create the past...
At Jim and Pam Elyea's company History for Hire, rentals are backed up with research. The North Hollywood firm has survived by avoiding debt and specializing in hard-to-find historical props.
The movie: an adaptation of Sara Gruen's 2006 bestselling novel "Water for Elephants," about a veterinary student who quits his studies to join a traveling circus.
The scene: a group of students, circa 1931, on the campus of Cornell University.
Jim Elyea's task: to make sure the briefcases the students are carrying look authentic when the film begins shooting this May in Santa Paula, Calif.
Read the rest of the article about History for Hire HERE - it's really interesting.
Hoping this means we'll start finding out more about Robert Pattinson and this movie soon - no rest for Rob!
63 comments:
- rubydynasty said...
Ooooooh - Santa Paula! That would be great if they filmed there because it's less than an hour from where I live. I wonder what buildings they will use in that vicinity that could substitue for Cornell. Can't wait to see this film, and a depression-era circus plus RobJacob come to life!!!
- March 23, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Delle1 said...
I wonder if that's why Kristen was out house hunting.............her man will be coming back soon.........hope so.
- March 23, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- lallieb said...
I am worried for Rob having to film in LA with little rest between films, but WFE will be a huge boost for him. I'm still reeling from the fact that he GOT it. This will be bigger than Bel Ami and put Rob seriously on the map. As much as I want to see him recognized and celebrated for his acting chops, I don't want to lose him. I don't want him to become a Leo, Johnny, or Brad like movie star. Is this wrong?
- March 23, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- solas said...
when does Bel Ami wrap up?
- March 23, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Sarah, Bear, Redbearskie said...
Ooooooooooooohhhh, can't wait! This will show his acting chops to the world even more than he has already!
- March 23, 2010 at 10:16 PM
- Monique said...
YES! Love that book. Loved him in Remember Me... I am going to be blown away with this one.
- March 23, 2010 at 10:16 PM
- Netra2121 said...
I absolutely loved this book and I love it even more when I found out not only they were making a movie of it but had a great cast including the one and only Rob! I definitely can see him as Jacob and the part suits him very well! I am interested in seeing who they cast as older Jacob and the ring master
- March 23, 2010 at 10:23 PM
- Nancy said...
Hi girls (NB's) Wensdazzled, met SuzyQ402 from High Anxiety today. We had brunch and gabbed for 1-1/2 hours. Loved it and her too. She is great. She says her and Steph write the story by sending back and forth to each other, then posting it.
She comes to Robsessed daily to check out the pics and vids, but sounds like she doesn't do the comment section. I am trying to convert her. She knows all the Rob words. -snicker- of course she does. She is a total fanatic as we are. Check her out, suzyq402. We live very close to one another. So glad to find someone near as crazy about Rob as I am....
It really feels good. Just like coming her daily. Love and Hugs to all. - March 23, 2010 at 10:24 PM
- toomuchpretty said...
HI ladies--
this is completely OT...but has everyone but me already seen this?
followed by this
It's Edward being completely emo and anal because everyone else is having sex all the time...and Emmett is a total frat boy...
I was laughing so damn hard I was crying. IT IS BRILLIANT. - March 23, 2010 at 10:27 PM
- Nancy said...
Loved the book. He will be great in it as Jacob. Love the name, hehehe.
Suzy said Bel Ami has Rob naked in the beginning. WOW, just wondering how that would look. Glad it's European. Keep it naughty.
FILTM - March 23, 2010 at 10:29 PM
- toomuchpretty said...
don't know why the ends of the links get cut off but it should read cutid1
truly, truly worth checking out... - March 23, 2010 at 10:29 PM
- papagáj said...
I know this is out of topic
but i would like to encourage you to listen to Remember Me Scores by Marcelo Zarvos
This music is OMG SO BEAUTIFUL !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-VWsgnrRu8&feature=related - March 23, 2010 at 10:29 PM
- rpattzgirl said...
I'm already looking at hotels in the area!!! I'm hoping to run it up against the Eclipse premier!! Wish they'd announce the date so I can book it!!
- March 23, 2010 at 10:32 PM
- Capitu ~ said...
Aww, I wish he could have some rest before start filming WFE.
Though I'm jumping 'up and down' like a little girl waiting for all his non-vampire movies...
By the way, these 'comments' are so much fun, ladies... so wrong, yet so much fun... (hope it works)
=) - March 23, 2010 at 10:36 PM
- rpattzgirl said...
I have the score on my ipod already...I listen to it at night when I go to sleep & wake up to it in the morning...it's just breathtaking! - March 23, 2010 at 10:36 PM
- AP said...
@Solas: not dogging yr footsteps here - well, maybe I am but coincidence. :) Bel Ami supposed to be finishing up in Budapest about a month before WFE starts filming.
May with a question mark? I thought it was 'common knowledge' its filming in May. Oh, well. lol
@Netra: Christoph Waltz playing Augustus/Big Al. The script is not exactly like the book. - March 23, 2010 at 10:40 PM
- mitts402002 said...
I am with you @rubydynasty. I am a short drive away too. I would love Santa Paula filming. I have family there. I feel vacation time coming!
I loved the book and I think Rob is perfect for the role. I can't wait. - March 23, 2010 at 10:43 PM
- lallieb said...
Hope the script does not diverse too much from the book (AP?). Still kind of concerned about all Rob has on his plate in the coming year.
- March 23, 2010 at 10:45 PM
- lallieb said...
Interesting that there are many new commenters on the threads. Did RM bring them out? No profiles at all. I hope this is not becoming a Twihards site? Just saying...please no. I'm seeing less of my favorites on the threads.
- March 23, 2010 at 10:53 PM
- solas said...
OK, so if Bel Ami finishes a month before WFE, hopefully he will have a few weeks to rest before he has to prepare and train.
- March 23, 2010 at 10:56 PM
- Capitu ~ said...
lallieb ~
I hope you are not talking to me...
I'm here because of Rob ONLY.
=/ - March 23, 2010 at 11:02 PM
- AP said...
@Lallieb: I think the script, still being modified, keeps all the central conflicts, relationships, developments and arc of the story. Just a number of incidents shortened/ellipsed and a few excluded. The character of Old Jacob doesn't figure as frequently, whereas Augustus and Blackie are more predominant, subsuming the characteristics of Big Al. Going to be a challenging but engrossing part for Rob. Very physically demanding role...
- March 23, 2010 at 11:17 PM
- Netra2121 said...
@AP Thanks! I didn't realize that they would be the same person. I knew Christopher was casted but I didn't realize that he would be big al and august. I just had read somewhere that they were looking to cast the other villian but maybe the article was wrong
- March 23, 2010 at 11:21 PM
- Kathy S said...
I would think all Rob fans are welcomed but do some view this as their exclusive place??? What's with that? Get your own blog if you think you can be selective to Goz, Kat, and Kate's blog!!! Sounds a lot like high school to me!!
- March 23, 2010 at 11:22 PM
- Netra2121 said...
@ lallieb I am new to commenting but not new to the site. Don't worry I am not a 13 year old twihard, I love the twilight series but I love Rob even more!
- March 23, 2010 at 11:22 PM
- Netra2121 said...
@ Kathy - I agree I don't think this site is selective or should be selective and like you said we have least of all have any say who can be here. Whether you are young or "seasoned" whether you like just twilight and edward or is obsessed with Rob we all share one thing in common. This is a place to have fun and chat not to be judged
- March 23, 2010 at 11:27 PM
- jmm4832 said...
lallieb, I think the same way. I don't want Rob to become another Brad P., George Clooney or Leo in terms of attitude. Now Johnny's another story. He's pretty much out of the whole Hollywood scene but still is an excellent actor.
Poor Rob - the tabloids are going to bug the hell outta him in So. California. - March 23, 2010 at 11:34 PM
- AP said...
@Netra: they were still casting for Blackie, and Diamond Joe, I believe. Maybe things have changed again but the last version I know of, early March, didn't have Big Al. Augustus was both the owner/ringmaster of the circus. A script is only a working blueprint as far as a film is concerned, though Richard LaGravenese is one of the best...
- March 23, 2010 at 11:51 PM
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- March 24, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- femroc said...
Is he also going to do Unbound Captives?????
When the hell will he fit that in????? When he needs a while to prepare for that one.
Kristen has been house hunting Delle????
Hmmmmm I didn't hear that. - March 24, 2010 at 12:16 AM
- femroc said...
I saw Reese Witherspoon gushing about being in the movie with Rob............pretty weird that she played his MOTHER in Vanity Fair and now she's his love interest in WFE, right?
NB thoughts!!! Gives a new twist on the term mother f****er.
Sorry I went there. - March 24, 2010 at 12:25 AM
- mary said...
Do we start calling him Robcob?
(I honestly don't feel good about him being named Jacob) - March 24, 2010 at 12:58 AM
- Eli said...
I hear that Bel Ami filming wraps up April 20 and WFE filming starts May 22 (Don't know if it's legitimate. Source: http://www.acting-auditions.org/2010/03/auditions-for-robert-pattinsonreese.html ). I know actors usually arrive a while before filming begins to prepare and stuff but I hope Rob at least gets to spend his birthday at home with his family!
- March 24, 2010 at 1:07 AM
- Kimmie said...
I just read online that supposably the character that Rob is portraying in Bel Ami is gay...
that information is wrong right??? - March 24, 2010 at 1:17 AM
- mary said...
no..he's role in Bel Ami is amoral but not gay.
- March 24, 2010 at 1:20 AM
- Kimmie said...
Thanks.. I was like no that information is totally wrong. lol
- March 24, 2010 at 1:22 AM
- bonemama said...
@Kimmie The stupid tabloids have pictures of kristen at a gas station and said oh shes house hunting. Who knows they didnt take a picture of her with a realtor or in front of a house.
Sorry got off topic. Rob will definately be squeezing in all these roles in a short time. He can handle it...but i think we all get worried about him getting burned out. - March 24, 2010 at 1:28 AM
- Delle1 said...
I think Bonemama saw the same article as me about Kristen......but whatever,hope Rob can get a break between films,he certainly needs some downtime......
have read both BelAmi and WFE because Rob's in them and absofrickenlutely loved RM...... - March 24, 2010 at 1:45 AM
- Mika said...
I'm here for Rob as well, no matter what role he's doing! I've been here for over 2 years, I'm a new commenter, 38 and not a kid, but it takes an emotional charge to usually get me to comment. You ladies are so creative when you speak! :) I might be a little boring.
- March 24, 2010 at 2:01 AM
- Eli said...
@Mika They sure are, aren't they?! So creative that it's a little intimidating... I might be a little boring too. No actually, I AM. :)
- March 24, 2010 at 2:09 AM
- Loisada said...
Evening all.
Santa Paula is interesting news. I'm sure Reese will be pushing for it as it's virtually her back yard and she could live at home. It's also just a hop and a skip from LA, yet far enough that the pappz shouldn't be constantly on Rob's heels.
This could be the death of me: SP is just down the road and I pass through regularly. I already feel a set stalking vibe coming on!!! - March 24, 2010 at 2:52 AM
- Kimmie said...
Now I got few more books to add to my list.
- March 24, 2010 at 5:48 AM
- Kate said...
Just to comment on what was said earlier - we welcome everyone here.
I hate putting people into catagories like twihard, twimom, robsten nonsten coz I don't fit into any of them myself(and I'm sure a lot of you are the same) I'm simply a Rob fan as I'm sure all of you are and that's why we are all here. ;-)
With that said let's get on with the Robsessing! - March 24, 2010 at 6:02 AM
- RobsessiveFILRP said...
kate totally agree with you we are all robs fans why do we catogarize ourselves
- March 24, 2010 at 6:29 AM
- Valery said...
Brilliant cast in my opinion.
- March 24, 2010 at 7:48 AM
- Wen said...
Loved the book WFE! I can see where this may be a role that is ideal for Rob.
I loved RM, but it looks like some fans can't see Rob as anything but Edward Cullen since they didn't turn out to see RM. WTF is that all about anyway??
But not to digress I'm glad Rob is keeping busy he needs to keep non Twilight projects out there to avoid being type cast and he does seem to enjoy working.
If he has a relationship with Kristen Stewart and he ends up filming WFE in California then maybe being closer to her will be relaxing enough and as good as a break from working?? (LOL) - March 24, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- nellieduff said...
I just finished reading this book. I loved it and think it's translation to big screen could be phenomenal. I had no trouble whatsoever inserting Rob and Reese into these character's shoes. Casting of August good too. I'll be very interested to see how the rest of the cast fills out. I think Rob will be putting in some gym time for this movie, yes? What weird melding of names will we come up with here? Robski? Robob? Oh, boy...
- March 24, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- solas said...
kimmie- the part is definitely not 'gay' in our present day useage of the term, but remember that at the time BelAmi was written and translated, 'gay' meant 'happy'. When I first started reading real literature at the aage of 11 or so, I loved 18th and 19th century English literature, and 'gay' was the term for happy,lively, as a 'gay party'. Nowadays, if a child (or adult) who is in the thick of modern culture and terms reads such books, the reader would get a pretty twisted idea of what was going on!!!!
kate--for the most part, I agree with that; I certainly am just a Rob fan. The concern some might have, and thus may feel the need for categorizing, especially after Remember Me came out, is when people are fans of Rob only wth regards to their attachment to the Twilight saga and its characters, meaning they like Rob only for being the embodiment of Edward and nothing more, and then do not go to see his other movies, or show interest in himself other than his being Edward. - March 24, 2010 at 9:24 AM
- nellieduff said...
Just putting my 2 cents in... anyone who has supported Rob in ANY of his endeavors is a Rob fan. I love everything about him and everything he's done, but if something is not your cup of tea, it doesn't make you not a fan. Welcome to all, I say. I only recently started commenting here also, although I've been frequenting this site for over a year, multiple times a day, daily... Remember Me brought out a lot of passion in a lot of people, so many lurkers found their voices, me included.
- March 24, 2010 at 9:32 AM
- Tombert said...
Rob better not screw it up ;)! - March 24, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- brijjiann said...
So excited to see this movie and really hope it establishes a whole new career for Rob. I would love to see the "Twilight actor" dropped from his name.
P.S. I swear Rob's dad is in one of the pics with Kristen. - March 24, 2010 at 9:58 AM
- toomuchpretty said...
surprised to see this thread still going...I will probably kill it as it seems I am always late to the party! I am here constantly (it's my escape from RL) but comment only occasionally. Thank you everyone for welcoming me.
Toomuch - March 24, 2010 at 9:58 AM
- skywaitress said...
netra-How about the one and only Jack Nickelson as Big Al! I can just picture him with a big curly mustashe. Rob would get to work with Jack N. which would be a dream come true!
As for nursing home Jacob-how about Geoffry Rush, aged of course! - March 24, 2010 at 11:03 AM
- Netra2121 said...
@Skywaitress- That would be awesome for him and we all know he can play a villian really well...comeon the shinning is a classic! Also I was thinking as an older Jacob either Chritopher plummer or James Cromwell or even ed asner.. he could definitely play the cranky old man well
- March 24, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- WhyIstheRumAlwaysGone said...
WFE is a fantastic book - I really loved it, couln't put it down. I think it's got everything to translate as an amazing film - the plot, the circus, the train, the freaks, the cruelty of the relationships, the hate and love, the dirt and hunger, the ever-present sense of danger ...visually it could be terrific! However, even though I like Reese Witherspoon very much, I seem to remember her character is really very young in the book. Isn't she supposed to be the same age as Jacob? I have the book somewhere - but I can't find it again!
- March 24, 2010 at 3:21 PM
- LTavares2010 said...
Great News!!!
Rob as Jacob will be wonderful. He is working with great actors: Cooper, Brosnan, Olin, Burton, Uma, Thomas, Ricci and now Reese and Waltz. It would be marvelous if he can make Unbound Captives this year too. I am so proud of him. It is so exciting imagining he is so happy with all his work as actor and producer.
I love you Rob more than ever. Nothing is more important than you, only you!!! - March 24, 2010 at 3:26 PM
- Annie said...
Re: your PS:
I think so too. :) - March 24, 2010 at 5:06 PM
- lallieb said...
@Kate, because of my total respect and awe for the work you do here, I need to respond. My "Twihards" comment got a bit of stick here. For every single one of fan categorization you listed, I have been one of those at one time or another. Truly. But I have evolved as the majority of people who comment here obviously have as well, into just being all about Robert Pattinson, not "Robward". See Solas comment(thanks dear) for her explanation. I am just as excited as any "Twihard" fan to see Eclipse, but at the end of the day I'm still all about Rob, his life, his film choices, and supporting him and his. I just would not enjoy reading comment after comment from the Robward faction.
@Capitu, no, of course not you!
@Netra, your heart is in the right place. - March 24, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- lallieb said...
@Nellieduff, glad you found your voice and welcome.
@Mika, welcome too, and you're not as old as some others here, age is not a factor, never any guilt about it ;)
@jmm, you are definitely my soul sister here! Thanks.
@Lois, absolutely a set stalking in your future. I'd be there in a minute, just to check it out, right. LOL - March 24, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- jessegirl said...
WhyistheRum...: Jacob and Reese's character are supposed to be about the same age, and, if I recall, Reese's husband 13 years older.
papagaj and rpattzgirl: God I love that music so much too, esp. the end from when he's at the window to the montage which ends the film. I've ordered the CD and will burn it everywhere. Marcelo Zarvos rocks. It was a strong feature of the film, subtle and haunting.
All, regarding those who comment here: I, too, lurked for a long time. Before that did a lot of lick-'n-saving. I don't have a profile because I'm a very private person, but, as with many of you I started as an Edward fan, evolving, as I watched interviews and saw Rob photo spreads like VF, GQ, etc. Cedric was in there somewhere.
And now Remember Me has blown me away, and I respect Rob big time for the brave choice of producing, for his integrity.
I do have a big beef with those fans--whatever they call themselves--who only like Edward, who are staying away from the magnificent RM because he's not with Kristen (to those I say only "Grow up."). Those fans really are juvenile, whatever their chronological age.
On eye candy grounds alone, they are missing out by not seeing RM. But they are missing also something quite profound. It is their loss. Wheat from chaff, some of us have discussed somewhere.
Everyone has a right to his or her opinion and, politely, state it here, I think Goz, Kate and Kat would say. And everyone has a chance to broaden their horizons, to deepen their appreciation, to learn, as I have, some of the wisdom some others here impart.
Some of the regular contributers who have been around far longer than I have, have so much to say worth listening to and thinking about.
Yeah, it's a total Robfest, but it has evolved, like some of us fans, to become something so much more. - March 24, 2010 at 11:50 PM
- jessegirl said...
- March 24, 2010 at 11:55 PM
- skywaitress said...
Hi Netra!- Yes! I love all your choices for nursing home Jacob! Esp. Christopher Plummer! I have a secret crush on him!
Also I so very much hope they do not combine the August/Big Al character, that would be unfortunate. I wonder if the author of WFE gets any say about this. I hope they stick to be book as much as possible. Big Al has his faults, but August is definately the evil one!!
If any of you haven't read the book, put it at the top of your list... it is so good!
I think Reese is a great choice as she just doesnt seem to age! I mean she looks the same year after year... if not even better. Paired with Rob who looks older than he is, I thnk they will make a great couple! What do you think? - March 25, 2010 at 11:24 AM
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LONDON — Usain Bolt may have set world records in the 100 and 200 meters at the Beijing Olympics four years ago, but what he did Sunday night arguably was the greatest performance of his career.
Bolt broke his Olympic record for the 100 in 9.63 seconds. His 6-foot-5 frame churning down the track at a top speed of 27.3 mph, Bolt beat the second-fastest man in history (Tyson Gay), the third-fastest (Asafa Powell) and fourth-fastest (Yohan Blake), dispelling about any doubt he was back on top of his game after losses to countryman Blake in both events at the Jamaican Olympic Trials.
"It was his best performance," said Ato Boldon, a four-time Olympic medalist from Trinidad and Tobago who does commentary for NBC. "Coming off two losses, and with that great of a field to face him, I think that took his best performance to elicit that time."
That he did it showing no ill effects of his hamstring problem only built the excitement for Thursday's 200-meter final, when Bolt can become the first man to sweep both sprints in consecutive Olympics. Boldon believes it will be a two-man race between Bolt and Blake.
"Because there's nobody else, really, with the tools to do it," Boldon said. "You have to be able to run 9.7 (for the 100), and the only two guys here that are in the 200 that have run 9.7 are those two."
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"I just see another guy that puts on his drawers just like we do," Mitchell said.
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Conventional wisdom in track used to hold that tall men were at a disadvantage because they could not produce the rapid leg turnover shorter sprinters did, but Bolt has changed that thinking. He has a high enough turnover rate to make the most of his stride-length advantage.
"He has the longest stride of anybody he competes against," Boldon said. "He takes the fewest steps (in the 100), 41. Blake, by comparison, took 46. Gatlin took 44. He has the highest top speed — he hit 27.3 miles per hour in the race. Once he gets to that top speed, he always decelerates less — he goes 27, 26 and holds at 26. Everybody else decelerates a lot quicker."
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Perhaps Bolt could be even better than he is, incredible as that might sound.
"He's always going to be the first to tell you that he's not the hardest worker, but he knows when to get serious and knows when to put in the work," said Andre Lowe, who covers track and field for Jamaica's largest newspaper, The Gleaner.
"He kind of got a wake-up call when he lost to Yohan Blake on two occasions." Lowe said. "But the last five or six weeks, he has battened down and has been working extremely hard ... When it's required, when it has to get done, he knows when to put in the hours."
He also has a playfulness about him that has helped make him the sport's greatest marketing tool. After one of his races in Beijing, a replay was showing on television screens as Bolt sat down in the interview for a news conference. After Bolt admired what he had produced on the track a few minutes earlier, a journalist asked him what he was thinking as he watched it.
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Starring: | Raghuvir Yadav, Shafiq Syed, Chanda Sharma, Hansa Vithal |
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Genres: | Bollywood, Drama |
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Rental release: | 23 Mar 2009 |
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This is not Bollywood infact you couldn't get further from it.
A young boy who ends up living in an underground world of drugs and prostitution when he leaves home for the city, has his dreams shattered. The film has many touching moments and many harsh realities of life in Bombay.
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By lukasz84 (75 reviews) , 19 Feb 2013this film proves why slumdog millionaire was essentialy a misguided, and an illusional project. it is imporant to juxtapose the two films, primarily to understand how powerful and fecund cinematic honesty can be, and how harmful the abused 'magical- feel good-uplifting' qualties of film making. another important question this comparison raises is whether an outsider can walk into a culture and discuss its most visceral problems with an integrity, constraint and insight equal to the indigenous film maker?- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Cato (774 reviews) from Lydbury North , 30 Dec 2011Earnest and ultimately pessimistic view of life for the street urchins of Bombay. Presumably it's changed for the better in the last fourteen years, but I wouldn't bet on it. There are still a few rich and many many poor in India, despite their so called new more well off status. The acting, all amateur, was very very good, and in particular Shafiq Sayed as the boy was brilliant, somehow depicting a boy of eleven with an old man's expression in his eyes. Wonderful.- Was this review helpful to you?
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It's finally here. Football is less than a few weeks away and that means fantasy football is even closer. From something that started as a novelty game has now grown into a multi-billion dollar industry. No offense to the other sports but when it comes to fantasy, football is king. Take it from me, I have been a fantasy player since 2000, and football is the highlight of my fantasy season.
Fantasy football has most definitely put football in the spotlight like never before. As seen by increased TV ratings, ticket sales, and more media coverage than the presidential election, football is back on top. Search fantasy football on Google and you get 108 million hits. Heck that's more results than Justin Bieber (which is saying something). Nothing dramatic has changed in football since the 1960's so the sudden spike couldn't be from just the game itself.
Fantasy sports are more than just a game… it is a part-time job. From days and days of analysis, the mock drafts, even the TV shows, there is always knowledge to be learned. You could ask any fantasy player how long they spend preparing and researching their drafts and almost all of them will say more than a day (or at least for the good players.) It is every man's dream to be a sports general manager, and fantasy sports makes that happen.
Just like poker, fantasy football success isn't necessarily guaranteed. You may have the best odds, but the cards don't usually fall as expected. Every year, new players make a name for themselves in fantasy, and there is hardly ever such a thing as a sure thing. Undoubtedly, a team's third-string running back may emerge as the star of your team. Try saying that for other fantasy sports. Like most players, I have had plenty of experience with fantasy misfortune. Sometimes you just have to face the facts that you might be playing Chris Johnson the day he gets 300 yards… that's just how it works.
But we know one thing for sure… fantasy football makes Sundays relevant again. No longer are they the day of rest. DirecTV anticipated this first. A few years ago, it didn't make sense to get NFL Sunday Ticket. Being a Cowboys fan, why would I care if Tom Brady threw a TD pass in a 42-0 rout of the Dolphins? I'll tell you why, in fantasy every point matters. I have had many weeks where a win or loss came down to the final plays of a game.
Also, Fantasy Football has finally hit the mainstream. In fact, it has gone so mainstream that Hollywood is even getting involved. FX's new hit show, "The League", evolves around the lives of middle-aged men and how their one bond is fantasy football. Folks, if you haven't seen this show, I strongly recommend it.
This wouldn't be a fantasy football article if I didn't share my fantasy tips for the upcoming season. Entering my 10th fantasy season, I feel like I learn something new every year. For example, this year I would say it is best not to draft a Quarterback too high in your draft. Unless you have Drew Brees or Peyton Manning at your disposal, I wouldn't use a valuable pick on a QB. In fact, this may even be the year that running backs are losing their value as well (except for the Petersons and the Johnsons). In a recent draft, I managed to snag five of the top 20 running backs and still have a decent team. It goes to show you how significantly things change each year when I'm getting Ladainian Tomlinson in the 14th round. Wasn't this my first round pick last year (Yes, yes it was)? More than ever before, elite wide receivers are at a premium. With the abundance of above-average QB's and RB's available, if you have a chance to draft a top 5 WR, I would strongly recommend it. Another draft tip I would give is to draft the lone wolf. A lone wolf is a player who is "the guy" at their respective position. Despite my bias, drafting Felix Jones or Marion Barber isn't a good value pick because they would end up splitting carries and touchdowns resulting in splitting points. I want the guy who could get 40 carries or 10 receptions a game. At least I know when his team doesn't perform, he still is going to produce. And my final rule is don't draft a tight end, kicker, or defense until all your other positions are filled (including backups). Don't fall for the guy getting Dallas Clark in the fifth round, or the Jets Defense in the sixth round (its just a rookie move). These are the positions that you can pick up on a weekly basis and not miss a beat.
On to my sleeper pick. Last year I spent a good amount of time thinking of possible sleeper picks for the upcoming season. For a job interview, I was asked to give my sleeper pick and explain why. I came to a conclusion that Cedric Benson was going to have a breakout year, and 1251 yards later, he did (no joke). An improved Bengals offensive line, a change of scenery, and a good passing game was all I needed to make my sleeper pick. This year, I'm putting my money on Clinton Portis. Ever since Portis became a Redskin, his production has been awful. But I believe that with the addition of an elite QB (Donovan McNabb) and a run-first head coach (Mike Shanahan) that things are looking up for Portis. Portis has had his best seasons under Shanahan, and I believe he will exceed expectations this year. Portis isn't going to cost you much in your draft… I just selected him in the 10th round in mine.
Like anything with success, there must be change every year. This year I am thinking of taking on the challenge of an auction draft. This is as simple as it sounds; instead of drafting players round-by-round, you just bid on each player individually. This involves a lot more research, but that's how you play the game. Anyways, back to work, my team isn't going to draft itself.


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