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Is It Possible to Make a Good 'Godzilla' Sequel?Features By Christopher Campbell on May 19, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
The following is a discussion of where the Godzilla franchise could go now that a sequel has been announced. There are some minor spoilers for the reboot currently in theaters, so you might not want to read this until you've seen it. It's already been given the green light, and now it's time to speculate what we'll be seeing in a sequel to Godzilla. According to Deadline, the follow-up will be back at Warner Bros., the studio that put out this past weekend's $93m-grossing blockbuster, even though now the film's production company, Legendary Pictures, is working with Universal as its primary distributor. There's also mention of an ongoing legal dispute, but that probably won't be enough to keep Godzilla 2 from stomping into theaters in the summer of 2017. The first question on most people's minds is who or what will the King of the Monsters fight next. Apparently, Legendary only has the rights to the title character, so there's a possibility that we won't be seeing any of the other giant creatures (or robots or, thankfully, offspring) from the Toho franchise. Of course, Legendary could dole out more money for use of Mothra if that's the case, but is that really want we want, a rehash of stuff seen before?
Wanted: New Original Live-Action Fantasy FilmsDiscussion By Christopher Campbell on April 8, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
Jim Henson has been dead for almost 25 years. Hayao Miyazaki is retiring. And Carl Rinsch may have single-handedly killed all hope for anyone getting a lot of money from Hollywood for an original live-action fantasy film for a while. His 47 Ronin was only partly original, too, since it was based on a historical legend. Still, it was a fresh take on the true story with additions of magical and mythical creatures. The movie wasn't just a flop; it broke the record for biggest box office bomb of all time (maybe even when accounting for inflation). So don't expect to see any more epic entries into the genre unless they're sure things with a built-in audience. Do we need original fantasy films, though? On TV, we have Game of Thrones, which has plenty of imagination in spite of being adapted from the novels of George R.R. Martin, and which is now back on HBO for its fourth season. And there are occasionally great movies sourced from previously written material, as well. For instance, out on home video today there's The Hobbit: The Desolation of the Smaug, a highly entertaining installment of Peter Jackson's second (and by most accounts lesser) Tolkien-based trilogy. Occasionally is key, however, as that was one of only three titles on my list of the best sci-fi and fantasy movies of 2013 that didn't have sci-fi elements.
8 Promised Movies That Still Haven't Been MadeCinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on January 9, 2014 | Comments (11)
Taking stock is perfectly natural this time of year. A fresh start always offers the best microscope through which to observe the goals we achieved or left incomplete (like the goal of making a list of goals (I'll get to it soon, stop bugging me)), and one of the most fascinating ways I know to take stock is to look at what movie projects never made it to the finish line. I've looked at 16 recent abandoned movies so far, all of which remain unmade (including the Arrested Development movie whose inclusion in the first list commenters bitched about so vehemently), and there are plenty more where they came from. On the deeper level, it's a reminder of the fragility of the seventh art, but as pure trivia, it's an excellent exercise in What If. Great ideas unrealized and bad bullets dodged, here are 8 more non-movies to add to the collection:
The 'Trollhunter' Remake Will Be Directed By the Man Who Set Wildfire Loose on 'Game of Thrones'Movie News By Nathan Adams on September 20, 2013 | Be the First To Comment
You know the drill by now—whenever a movie that wasn't made in English happens to find a niche but enthusiastic audience in America, instead of spending some money to promote the original to the rest of the likely xenophobic and apparently illiterate country, Hollywood goes and does an English-language remake set in the US that can be easily digested by even the middlest of Middle Americans. Well, and probably bumpkins in other English-speaking countries as well. We here in the bread belt shouldn't take all of the blame. Either way, Norwegian filmmaker André Øvredal's delightful 2010 film Trollhunter has been one of the latest imports planned to get updated with a shiny, new English-language version, and now Deadline has a report that the Christopher Columbus-produced project has found itself a director. According to the trade, England's own Neil Marshall is being brought on board not just as the guy behind the camera, but also as the guy who's going to re-write Øvredal's original script into the likely less Scandinavian mythology-referencing Troll Hunter.
Boiling Point: Where Have All the Monsters Gone?Boiling Point By Robert Fure on October 10, 2011 | Comments (5)
Previously, on Boiling Point… I bitched about Hollywood not releasing enough horror movies in October. This week, I'm taking aim at them for not releasing any monster movies – pretty much ever. I've come to ask where all the monsters have gone. Monster movies have a special place in any horror fan's heart. Whether you're a fan of giant mutated ants, hybrid beasts, strange aliens, or any crazy old weird thing someone dreamed up that crawled out of a swamp and raped a cheerleader, monsters are awesome. The bigger, badder, and bloodier the better. It seemed for years that even if you weren't looking for a monster, one would come out of the darkness and tear your face off. Nowadays, you're hard pressed to get your shit packed in by a mythical beast even if you go defecating on Native American burial grounds.
This Week in Blu-ray: The Big Lebowski, Troll Hunter, Dexter, The Beaver and MoreBlu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on August 26, 2011 | Comments (1)
This Week in Blu-ray we take a late look at some of the best releases from four days ago, and eleven days ago. Okay, so it's been a boring fortnight in Blu-ray, so were combining two weeks worth of coverage into one shot of high definition adrenaline. In this long list, however, you will find plenty of stuff worth your time and money. This includes a definitive release for The Dude, an adventure with Trolls, some time spent with everyone's favorite serial killer and a few under-the-radar, direct-to-DVD films that are worth watching at least once. The Big Lebowski For The Dude shall get the release he so deserves. That's how I would assume it is written in the Book of Lebowski. And that's what we have here: the Blu-ray release — for the most part — The Dude has deserved all along. Not only is the Coen Brothers' most popular cult hit presented in crisp, dynamically transferred and near-perfect HD, it is also presented with a few new special features. The packaging isn't as impressive as the DVD edition I have on my display shelf that comes inside a bowling ball, but I'm willing to look past that for this particular release. It's a great movie and this is a very good Blu-ray release. There is some HD-exclusive content, including a picture-in-picture commentary track and an interactive pop-up trivia track. It also comes with Digital Copy, because you never know when you might want to bust out Lebowski and […]
This Week In DVD: August 23rdFeatures By Rob Hunter on August 23, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
After some lackluster weeks in the DVD department today sees a pretty solid selection of titles. Even better for viewers is the fact that some of this week's best releases are movies you probably missed in theaters… if they even hit theaters. Our pick of the week for example never had a theatrical run in the States, but it's an absolutely brilliant film from actor/director Peter Mullan. The two other titles with Buy recommendations saw a limited release and deserve better than the small number of viewers they received. As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. NEDS (Non Educated Delinquents) Peter Mullan directs this drama about growing up in the rough and tumble world of 1970s Glasgow Scotland. We first meet young John McGill around the age of thirteen, and while he's the head of his class in smarts every other aspect of his life seems stacked against him. His father is an abusive drunk, his older brother is an infamous thug, and the choice between being bullied by a gang or joining one is really no choice at all. Mullan, who wrote and co-stars as well, has crafted a fantastic film highlighting one boy's early life, and while these kinds of movies can often feel too bleak and oppressive he manages to accentuate the drama with heart, humor, and honest suspense. And the final shot is wild.
Why We Should Give Remakes a ChanceFeatures By Scott Beggs on June 20, 2011 | Comments (25)
The recent revelation that Chris Columbus will be producing a US-based, English-language remake of Troll Hunter was met with everything from mild irritation to outright derision. A typical report of the news included 1) a statement that the original is great/awesome 2) a question of whether this really needed a remake 3) a comment that Hollywood was craven and unoriginal and, for a select few pieces, 4) swear words. My own take was fairly neutral (much like my reaction to Andre Ovredal's film), which prompted at least half an email asking me why I was giving this one a pass after years of making up clever insults at the expense of anyone attempting a remake. After some soul-searching, it was clear that I had either made peace with the recent glut of remakes or been beaten into submission by it. Either way, I'm tired of complaining about remakes, and here's why.
Review: 'Troll Hunter' is a Suspensful, Existential and Artful Movie About Gargantuan BeastsMovie Reviews By Robert Levin on June 14, 2011 | Comments (1)
In common fairytale parlance trolls are relatively unthreatening types, morose and ugly outcasts who wear human clothes and dwell below bridges. Norwegian filmmaker André Øvredal's Trollhunter, a cross between The Blair Witch Project and a FX-adventure serial, reconsiders the archetype. The trolls tracked down by Hans (Otto Jespersen), a top member of the secretive Troll Security Service, are gargantuan, destructive beasts and a vital threat to the Norwegian ecosystem. The faux documentary, "shot" by a trio of teens who stumble upon Hans and see him as their ticket to fame, is a matter-of-fact chronicle of Hans' nighttime tracking. Through ominous forests, across bleak frozen landscapes, the protagonist single-mindedly hunts his animalistic prey as the crewmembers question exactly what they've gotten into.
Chris Columbus Set to Produce US Remake of 'Troll Hunter'In Development By Scott Beggs on June 10, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Director Andre Ovredal has been fairly silent about his next project, only going as far as saying it'll involve "American mythology," but it looks like an English-language remake of his Troll Hunter will be going through in an attempt to frighten people who get scared at the sight of subtitles. According to Deadline Aust-Agder, Chris Columbus – no stranger to fantasy – will be taking on the remake as a producer. He notes the visuals as the main reason to mine the material for a remake, saying it "was a visceral, thrilling, cinematic rock and roller coaster ride of a movie. Visually, there are scenes in this film that American audiences have never seen. We want to introduce an international audience to this amazing moviegoing experience." It seems obvious that an international audience can already enjoy the amazing moviegoing experience by going to see the movie, but it seems clear that Columbus is trying to get his version into more theaters and to sell it bigger overseas than the Norwegian original did through Magnolia. When I spoke with Ovredal about the possibility of a remake, he said, "I think that would be fun. I'd love to see that." It's unclear as to whether he'll be involved in any capacity, but it looks like he'll get his wish. Hopefully a big Hollywood version will spark even more interest in the original.
The Reject Report Finds Out What's in the Mystery BoxBox Office By Jeremy Kirk on June 10, 2011 | Comments (1)
Imagine Brad Pitt standing on a desolate road holding a gun on director J.J. Abrams. Sitting in front of Abrams is the mystery box, that figurative enclosure in which Abrams stores the secrets of his latest project. Brad Pitt screams a phrase we haven't heard him scream since 1995, and as Abrams reaches into the box to reveal what's inside (hint: it's not Gwyneth Paltrow's head), a shot rings out. Abrams drops dead, but it isn't Pitt's gun that fired. It's Judy Moody who is standing behind Pitt and who, as of now, is NOT having a bummer summer. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a lame story with a stupid ending. You try writing these intros out every week. Let's get to the number, okay?
Movie News After Dark: The Rock Calls It, Michael Bay Keeps Truckin' and Osama Bin Laden is DeadMovie News By Neil Miller on May 1, 2011 | Comments (3)
What is Movie News After Dark? It's like watching CNN or the New York Times, but funnier and without all of the big words. It covers movie news every night in a way that no other movie news column set to run at 11p CST can. It was also far more punctual than President Obama's speech tonight. So it's got that going for it. Earlier this evening it was announced that Osama Bin Laden was killed by American forces. Great job to our fighting men and women. That guy was a real douche. Perhaps just as interesting, as Badass Digest points out, was the fact that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was aware of the news before anyone else. This is what happens when you kick ass in Fast Five and open with an $83 million dollar weekend.
Reject Radio #87: Final DraftFeatures By Scott Beggs on April 27, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we talk with Troll Hunter writer/director Andre Ovredal, Prom screenwriter Katie Wech, and The Conspirator screenwriter James Solomon. Perhaps you're starting to see a theme emerge. Plus, Dustin Rowles and Joanna Robinson from Pajiba enter the Movie News Pop Quiz ring, and both safely exit. Then, we talk about Doctor Who. Loosen up your tie and stay a while. Listen Here: Download This Episode
'Troll Hunter' Trailer Proves That the Legends Are TrueMovie News By Scott Beggs on April 25, 2011 | Comments (4)
So, a movie called Troll Hunter was playing at Fantastic Fest, and one sleepy morning, I woke up early to check out the press screening because someone needed to review it. I knew nothing of it, and soon trolls were filling the screen in all their awesome glory. Going into the movie blind (in regards to the look of the monsters) is the best way to go, but there's a new trailer out for the curious. It puts more of an emphasis on the action, which is probably a good call since that's the best part of the film, and it gives away the look of a lot of the trolls. Three students head out into the forest with a game manager to see if the myths about trolls are really true, and what they find smells terrible and seems angry.
Fantastic Review: Troll HunterFantastic Fest By Scott Beggs on October 7, 2010 | Comments (7)
Deep in the heart of the Norwegian woods, there's a giant menace standing tall against the landscape. That menace is power lines, and the people hate the power lines. However, they're completely necessary to keep the trolls at bay. Troll Hunter is a found-footage style faux-doc that sees a crew of young teenagers (whose names matter about as much as their characters) heading out into the dangerous woods to track down the guy on the government dole who manages the troll population in secret. Hans reluctantly takes them into his world, and soon, they're running for their lives and praying that the UV lamps on the top of his truck still have some battery life left in case they need to turn a 20-story baddie to stone.
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Even when tech support found that there was a clear mistake on the part of R&D when coding a printer driver. The mistake was ignored and chucked up to the "s**t happens" pile.
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Massive increase in wind turbines on horizon for UK - Scotsman.com News
NEARLY 10,000 wind turbines will be spinning on land and sea by 2020 if Britain is to meet a new renewable-energy target announced yesterday.
The estimated fivefold increase in the number of turbines would be required to meet a new renewable-energy target for the UK under a plan detailed by the European Commission.
This could potentially mean a total of 5,200 turbines on land and 4,000 on sea, plus a mix of about 5,000 wave, tidal, and small run-of-river hydro and biomass devices by 2020, generating up to 46 gigawatts – or around 37 per cent of electricity demand.
At present, there are 1,800 turbines on land, producing about 1.9 gigawatts of electricity, while offshore schemes are only starting to be developed.
There were conflicting estimates of how much the plan, which also affects gas for heating and transport fuel, would cost.
José Manuel Barroso, the EC president, claimed it would cost every European £2.20 a week, but a Eurosceptic think-tank pointed to a leaked government document which stated the package could cost UK households up to £730 a year. However, the EC said the measures were a vital step in the fight against global warming and other countries must now join the effort.
The Telegraph reports it as:
A family of four will pay £465 a year more for energy by 2020, on top of any hike caused by oil prices, as a result of proposals announced by the EU.
The Times : The commission's own estimate of the cost to consumers of low-carbon energy looks disingenous; a rise in electricity bills of 10-15 per cent is suspiciously low given the need for a high carbon price to justify investment in new technology. Moreover, the target for renewable energy imposed on Britain, 15 per cent, will be very costly, if not impossible, to achieve.
It means raising the share of renewables from 5 per cent to 36 per cent by 2020. According to the British Wind Energy Association, it implies an extra 30 gigawatts of wind power. That suggests that another 12,000 wind turbines need to be built, at a cost of some £30-40 billion.
The engineering challenge in building such a vast turbine fleet is enormous, at a time when the Government is also backing a nuclear revival.
National Grid has given warning that a big extension of the power grid will be needed to deliver power from disparate wind farms to urban areas. There are simply not enough trained power engineers to build this infrastructure. However, the regulations that will force us to pay the bill are already on the way to becoming a reality.
The offset cost of CO2 is about £7.50 a tonne today, so if we accept the EU's figures then we are being forced to compensate for 62 tonnes of CO2 a year. I don't know about your fuel bills, but astronomic as mine are I don't get through over a tonne of coal every week of the year, do you? It wouldn't just be a rip off designed to consign us back to the dark ages, would it?


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It's no wonder this classic has stood the test of time. Its breezy style works with a maxi on city streets or with a swimsuit on the beach.
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I've been seeing this guy for over a month now. We live over an hour away, but we get together every week. He was always the perfect gentleman, nice and affectionate. Suddenly something changed, though. Now he seems distant. We haven't talked about being a couple yet but we agreed on being exclusive sexually as soon as it happened. To my surprise, during a recent conversation with my girlfriend he said that we are just friends. I questioned him about it and he explained he wants to take it slow. That is ok with me, but it was a big turn off -- I would assume we are at least dating. I made it clear from the beginning that I'm not interested in a friends-with-benefits arrangement. Do you think I'm overreacting or is he trying to take advantage of me?
I don't really understand the phrase "take advantage," at least not this situation. Unless he's trying to extort money from you, or use you to make business contacts, or one of the other plot lines from Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. You are an adult who entered into an agreement with another adult, where the two of you exchange time for an emotional and sexual connection. Now it sounds like he would like to change the terms of said agreement.
Don't be small. Don't apologize for being a human.
More than wanting to be friends with benefits, it sounds like this guy might just be done. There could be a million reasons as to why he's distant: busy at work, family problems, just started that part of the hero's journey where he has to go underground, etc. Personally, when I'm dating someone that I'm excited about, I don't go to our mutual friends and imply that our relationship is platonic.
If you guys were able to have a talk about being sexually exclusive, you should be able to talk about this growing distance. It sucks that some people are so terrified of having a conversation that they'll let things drag out for months, causing hurt feelings and confusion. It's funny the damage you can cause by trying to avoid conflict. You should never have to say (or type) the phrase, "I would assume we are at least dating." That means you're not. Or you won't be for much longer.
One last thing, because, I'm sorry, it sounds this non-relationship is over and I encourage you to end it instead of lingering. In your question you asked if you were overreacting. I feel like I hear that a lot from women in their twenties. Like, "Am I being crazy because this guy is making me sad?" Don't be small. Don't apologize for being a human. No, feeling hurt and neglected is not overreacting when someone is hurting or neglecting you. Please lord, if nothing else, don't apologize for the way you feel. Really, even if it's nuts. If you can communicate what you are feeling and the steps that got you to that point to a person, your life is going to be so much easier. It's taken me 27 years to realize that. I hope it doesn't take you as long.
My girlfriend and I have been dating for over a year and we're very happy except for one thing ... her cat. I'm very allergic, to the point where I can't be in her apartment for more than five minutes without my face turning into a runny mess. Zyrtec helps a little, but not enough to where I'm not comfortable. We spend most of our time at my place, which is basically a post-college frat house and not ideal for either of us. I love my girlfriend but it's hard for me to imagine a future with her AND this thing that makes miserable. Would it be terrible if I asked her to find the cat a new home?
I have a roommate who I absolutely adore. We have similar sensibilities, keep similar hours, and are equal amounts of messy. I would live with her forever except for one thing: she has a cat. I'm not allergic but hoo boy do I hate this thing. He's just a shitty cat. He hisses at me at least once a day, he won't let me pet him but he'll sit in the room and just stare at me, and his fur is on e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. It's a little bit like living with the ghost of a mean teenage girl, and I hate every minute of it. I like to imagine my life without Bill Murray (that's the cat's name, which is such a waste of a great name on a terrible animal). It would just make every single thing .04 percent better. He wouldn't be here to put his butt on everything, or sneak into my room, or knock shit off counters: paradise. I would be in paradise.
That being said, I know it will never happen, because my roommate loves her stupid cat so much. Sooooooo much. Girls love cats man, I don't know why, it seems like a bum deal.
So no, you can't ask your girlfriend to get rid of her cat. For one, pet ownership is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly. You're only a year in, are you willing to make an equally serious commitment? Maybe not marriage, but are you two even talking about moving in together? Second, she loves it. A fact I'm deducing from the fact that she is a girl and it is a cat. Don't make her choose, because you may not like the answer. The cat is a guaranteed 10 to 15 year commitment, sometimes even longer because cats are horrible and feed on sadness. If you ask her to get rid of it and she does, there could be resentment that poisons the relationship.
It's a little bit like living with the ghost of a mean teenage girl and I hate every minute of it.
I think your best course of action is for you to try and find a new place. If that's not an option for you right now financially, start saving for it; make it a priority. That gives you another year or two to figure out the cat thing. You're right that it's hard to see a sharing a life with someone whose lifestyle you're allergic to. And yes, owning a cat is a lifestyle. I refuse to let this cat be the demise of an otherwise healthy relationship, because it will only make its species stronger, so let's brainstorm a few more ideas.
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Prince George To Be Christened At The Chapel Royal, St. James Palace
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby will perform the private service.
According to royal reporter Victoria Arbiter, Princess Beatrice, Lord Frederick Windsor and his sister, Lady Gabriella Windsor were all christened at The Chapel Royal.
Both Prince Charles and Prince William were christened in Buckingham Palace's music room. Prince Harry was christened at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. According to Arbiter, the Queen was christened in a private chapel inside Buckingham Palace, while her father's took place at Sandringham.
It's understood that Prince George will wear a replica of the original Honiton lace and satin christening gown created for Queen Victoria's eldest daughter in 1841, worn by Queen Elizabeth, William and other members of the current royal family. However, it was deemed too delicate to be worn again after Lady Louise Windsor's 2004 christening, so The Queen then had a replica commissioned for future use, according to HELLO!
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Green Mario accessory box up on Club Nintendo
I received my Club Nintendo Hanafuda card set in the mail this week. With that acquisition, I've finally obtained all the 800-coin-and-up rewards on Club Nintendo -- the Hanafuda cards, Game & Watch Collection 1 and 2, the Game & Watch: Ball reprint, and the Gold Wii Nunchuk. I also have the 3DS 18-game card case that, though only worth 250 coins, ran out pretty quickly. Now I play the waiting game for new must-have Club Nintendo goodies.
And just like that, Nintendo posts a new reward: a Super Mario-themed accessory box. For 700 coins, this 11" x 7" x 5.5" canvas box can store spare remotes or any ol' crap you've got littered about in your room. And it's green because, I dunno, Year of Luigi or something.
I'm may actually pass on this one. Storage containers don't really float my boat. I want more special edition controllers, soundtracks, and the like. But if you're interested, do know that the box is in limited supply.
Super Mario Accessory Box [Club Nintendo] (Thanks a bunch, smurfee mcgee!)
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Top 10 ads of the week: Birds Eye beats Morrisons' Ant and Dec to top spot
Counting down the ten most-recalled ads, in association with TNS and Ebiquity.
Birds Eye: this week's most-recalled ad
Birds Eye was the most-recalled TV ad, with some 45% of those surveyed remembering its frozen poultry range ad – the last featuring its Clarence the polar bear character, before a new £60m marketing strategy launched this week.
Morrisons' latest campaign featuring ITV stars Ant and Dec took second spot, while Quorn's campaign starring Olympic athlete Mo Farah continued its strong showing in 2014, taking third place.
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The content of this book is excellent and it is one of the best books I have read on commercial strategy in a long time. It is a really thorough and clever summary of Porter's work, presented in a really accessible way. I have read a lot of Michael Porter's work previously but I still found that I got a lot out of this in the more 'macro' form it is presented in here. Unfortunately, the narrator makes it really hard to follow at some parts which in my view made this hard to get through. I nearly abandoned the audio and bought the kindle version just so i could stop listening to him.
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Well it's April fools day. I accept the fact that I'm extremely gullible, and am an obvious target for pranks. Lets hope this year I dodge the bullet, especially at the office.
I always wonder what the best prank is. So far I've seen some pretty creative stuff, mostly from a list published in Time Magazine. There is some pretty crazy stuff on this list, but there are five pranks in particular that I found to be both ridiculous and incredible.
Personally, I would have applied for the position to be a Pokemon Master. The commercial is pretty convincing. But like I said, I'm pretty gullible.
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From what little connection I felt from the smile you flashed me, I walked on wondering if I should've stopped long enough to say hello. I guess I was afraid that I didn't catch you at a more convenient time. You were with a large dark colored dog and you were dressed overly casual in a hooded jacket, UVIC sweat pants that were tucked into gum boots. You stood on the sidewalk waiting for your dog to find a suitable place to do its business. It was early Saturday and I was walking north on Main under a dark green umbrella with my orange gym bag. If you somehow read this, it would be great to go walk the dog with you!
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text: Mercedes is in F1 to show they can build the best engine 24 December, 2013 Dieter Zetsche with Niki Lauda Mercedes has ruled out cooperating with Renault in the development of its all-new turbo V6 engines for Formula 1, and have warned that a 'common engine' for F1 would signal their departure as they are in the sport to prove that they can build the best engine. On the road-car side, however, Mercedes and Renault-Nissan do cooperate, and it is expected the alliance will only be expanded further in the months to come. Henry Foy, a correspondent for the Financial Times, said that the cooperation comes as "all global carmakers explore partnerships and joint ventures to reduce costs and grow in new markets". "The moves are designed to cope with the worst European car market in two decades and unprecedented pressure to innovate into new areas, such as more fuel-efficient cars," he added. But Dieter Zetsche, the chairman of Mercedes and its parent Daimler, said the alliance with Renault does not mean the two Formula 1 engine suppliers will work together in developing their engines for Grand Prix racing. "No," he insisted during an interview with Germany's Auto Motor und Sport. "While we do cooperate, we do not do any common advertising campaigns. And part of our marketing is motor sport. "We have also said that if the 'common engine' was introduced in Formula 1, that would be our signal to leave," explained Zetsche. "Engines are a core competency for us and we want to show that we can build the best one," he added. (GMM) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsRosberg overlooked for top German sports awardJock Clear leaves Mercedes for FerrariWolff: Prost gave very precise advice on handling Lewis and NicoMercedes ready to compromise to end F1 engine disputeHamilton: I feel like I've got another seven years in F1Hamilton wins BBC Sports Personality of the YearRosberg: I learned a lot and know what I have to work onFerrari and Renault set to exploit engine freeze loopholeFormula 1 world surprised by Mercedes dominance in 2014Mercedes seek FP1 role for Wehrlein in 2015 matthew Does that mean that when honda, the best engine manufacturer in existence comes in 15, mercedes will leave? haha Best engine was and still is the Ferrari by a long mile, it has the nicest sound and the most power even the reliabilty has improved by lenghts since 2009. gilgen Yes. The Merc engine will be a bomb. In fact, it already is. There have been quite a number of blow-ups already. practical yeah , yeah , yeah ; can be the best engine , but ….. the trophies are going to RENAULT ! Ok Were they doing that when doing the illegal tyre test, cheating through lawyer-talk? kimster Lol….and have they been doing it for the past 3-4 years….this is a cheater team(illegal pirelli test) and will always be…ferrari has had the best engine in recent years but redbull has won wcc due to newey's brilliance not because of that shit from renault… Mclaren_Mircea Mercedes engine is the strongest engine. And next year's Mercedes engine is rumoured to be very strong. Ferrari is nowhere. Oh… excuse it's very reliable but it's not as strong as the Mercedes and not so adaptivee as the Renault. Eevel How is Ferrari's engine the best???? The truth is we don't really know which of the outgoing V8's were the best. They are all very similar performance wise and certainly none are rubbish! The Merc V8 was supposed to have slightly more power while the Renault was apparently more efficient and thus better for exhaust blowing while the Ferrari was said to be somewhere in between. All three engines were capable of and did win races. The outgoing formula was dominated by aerodynamics and as a result the small performance differences between the different manufacturers engines didn't count for nearly as much as a well designed chasis – especially if that chasis was designed by Adrian Newey. Taskmaster I don't see any difference in the engines between the Renault, Ferrari and Merc at all. They all do the job, and with the turbo mess, will likely continue to. The real challenge will not be the engines in 2014, it will be the ERS system. F1 is no longer about engines and car design, its a hybrid series where 23% of the total power will come directly from electric motors, and another +/- 20% from using a motor to spin the turbo to aide boost at low engine speeds. Everyone knows how to make a mechanical V6 engine with boost make power, and survive. Nobody yet knows if they can make the ERS system do the same. Last time this was attempted with KERS, it was 3 years before everyone was up to speed. They don't have that luxury this time – without ERS, there is no qualifying for the race, let alone surviving the race, should it crap out. The tire lottery of 2013 is nothing compared to the wildcard mess this new power package will bring to the table.


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I have a friend that her husband works for Boy Scouts of America.
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What is with people? I mean, seriously.
I've seen far too many people lately actually say things like "I guess I understand what you go through now." Yes, that was an actual comment from a friend who was complaining that her husband had to go on a five day trip for a conference...at some resort...in Florida. My reply was, "Really? I wish I had clue what you were going through right now."
Like you, I understand that people miss their spouses when they're gone for whatever reason and however long. I get it. I don't begrudge them that. But do they not hear how utterly insensitive they sound? It's one thing to say "I miss my husband" or "This working opposite shifts thing is frustrating" occasionally. It's quite another to put yourself in the same boat as people who deal with separation for months on end and often have to worry about what's going on in combat zones.
Yeah, I would have had to walk away from the computer too. I'm spending a lot of time walking away from my computer these days.
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I'm with the two of you on that one. DH has applied for a civilian job that would involve business trips and when he told me about it, I was like "and?". I mean, we made it 8.5 months from when he left last year to when he came home for R&R, I think I can handle a week without him. ;) I think he was expecting me to say something else.
I'll miss him just as anyone else does in that situation (if he gets the job), but it's definitely not the same as when they are deployed to a war zone.
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A few months ago my old best friend made a comment about how she understands what work-ups and deployment was like when her boyfriend when to COLLEGE on the other side of the SAME STATE! I was like, dear, it's nothing like it. LOL You get to talk to him everyday, on the phone, see him on the computer, will have NO communication black outs and he comes home AT LEAST twice a month.
I do have to give it to you ladies though, I did have it easier (to me) on the mind with Rob being on a ship vs. being on the ground...


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I changed the relay, but they still don't work. Someone said it might be a ground problem. It was clicking before it went bad. Flashers work fine. Where do I go from here? Mechanic kept old relay. I don't want to change the entire mechanisum on the steering column.
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If the reason you don't want to change the combo switch on the column is becuase you think you have to pull the steering wheel, don't worry , you don't have to. The column covers come off (three screws underneath) and the top piece snaps off (a little tricky) and then turn the wheel to access two screws on the switch. Need to remove the switch anyhow for testing.....Your posting doesn't mention if the hazard lights work. Do they? If not, the hazard switch may be the problem , but again , it can be tested.
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The hazard lights work. So, it is fairly easy to remove the cover behind the steering wheel. Do I have to remove the bottom piece or just snap off the top piece? Also, you think it is the switch because of the clicking. I can sometimes move the lever down and get a green left signal. Would using a part from the junk yard be ok? Thanks for your help, you are very helpful
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remove the bottom piece also , 2 screws on combo switch one screw covered by top piece lower screw covered by bottom piece. Salvage yard part would be okay if you can be sure it works.
ReplyCarPerson, May 11, 2013, 10:27Rookie
Thanks so much for your help.
They just started working for no reason. I have to move the lever a little to get the right side to blink. This is a long shot, but could this have anything to do with putting the wrong bulb in for the brake light? I recently put in the correct bulb and the next day, the blinkers started working. Granted, I have to push the lever up a bit harder to get it to work, but they are working. The left turn works just fine.
Again, thanks for your help. I think I will change the part even though the blinkers are now working most times because I think it will break again.
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Updated: 02/04/2011 - A Pueblo woman is seriously injured after a hit-and-run Thursday put her in the hospital. Pueblo police are looking for the driver involved.
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Burst mode (photography)
Burst or continuous high speed is a shooting mode in still cameras. In burst mode several photographs are captured in quick succession by either pressing the shutter button or holding it down.[1] This is used mainly when the subject is in successive motion, such as sports. The photographer can then select the best image of the group or arrange them in a sequence to study the transitions in detail.
The speed at which successive photographs can be captured depends on a variety of factors, mainly the processing power of the camera.[2] Disabling certain features such as post processing which the camera applies automatically after capturing each image will usually allow a faster rate of capture. While some cheaper point and shoot cameras may have a multi-image burst function which allows them to capture a certain amount of frames within a second with a single shutter button press, most film and digital SLR cameras will continue to actuate the shutter for as long as the button is held down, until the memory card is full or the battery runs out, although the rate of capture may significantly slow after a certain amount of frames due to filling the camera's data buffer.
Cameras capable of higher continuous shooting rates are much desired in situations where the subjects are in motion, for example sports, or any situation where the opportunity for the ideal photograph is only present for a very short time. Instead of having to time the photography, a photographer can simply start shooting from just before they believe the action will occur, and they have a high chance of at least one frame being acceptable. Modern digital SLR cameras are usually found with continuous shooting rates of between 3 and 8 frames per second, although very high end cameras such as the Canon EOS-1D X are capable of 12 frames per second with full autofocus, or 14 frames per second when in mirror lock-up mode. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 is capable of recording 40 still images per second in burst mode, at a slightly reduced resolution.
Some mid-end phones and most high-end phones are capable of burst shooting (recently, very few low end phones are equipped with burst mode). For example, the Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini can capture 20 photos continuously at 3.3 fps when tapping and holding the shutter button. Other examples include: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 at 4-5 fps, Apple iPhone 5S at 10 fps, or up to 30 fps with special software,[2] and the ASUS Padfone Mini at 16fps.
- ^ "Burst Modes - and How They Work - Photo Review". photoreview.com.au. March 17, 2014. Archived from the original on March 17, 2014. Retrieved March 17, 2014.
- ^ a b Curtis, Sophie (January 6, 2014). "Apple buys 'burst mode' camera app SnappyLabs - Telegraph". The Daily Telegraph (London: TMG). ISSN 0307-1235. OCLC 49632006. Archived from the original on March 17, 2014. Retrieved March 17, 2014.
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Lubman, Dan I.*, Hall, Kate*, Pennay, Amy* and Rao, Sathya* (2011) Managing borderline personality disorder and substance use : an integrated approach, Australian family physician, vol. 40, no. 6, pp. 376-381, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Melbourne, Vic. [C1.1]
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Pennay, Amy*, Cameron, Jacqui*, Reichert, Tiffany*, Strickland, Heidi*, Lee, Nicole K.*, Hall, Kate* and Lubman, Dan I.* (2011) A systematic review of interventions for co-occurring substance use disorder and borderline personality disorder, Journal of substance abuse treatment, vol. 41, no. 4, pp. 363-373, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1.1]
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Summary: It's a mask. We all wear masks. Some of us just never take them off.
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Summary: Following on from 'The Order of the Pheonix', 'The Ruckus in the West Country' tells the tale of events, which transpire prior to Dumbledore collecting Harry from Number 4 Privet Drive at the beginning of 'The Half Blood Prince'.
During the worst summer in living memory countless terrors unfold, the destruction of the Brockdale Bridge, a slue of gruesome murders including the Bones and Vance killings, the Dementors abandon Azkaban, yet all are but preludes for what is to come as The Dark Lord unleashes his most terrible and devastating plan yet.
Days later a sacked and shamefaced Fudge hides the full horror of the event from the Muggle Prime Minister, whilst teams of obliviators work feverishly around the clock to remove all trace of the worst attack upon a wizarding community in a thousand years. Scares are healed but few will forget the images of Giants, Death Eaters, Dementors, fireballs and whirlwinds which fell from the darkness onto the helpless people of the West Country.
But even here in the quiet after the storm there is no peace, for within the ashes of this terrible nights deeds lie the seeds of greater evil to come.
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Summary: The package arrived on a Thursday. Luna was able to tell instantly as it soared over the tables at breakfast, borne by some anonymous owl, that it was for her. It was the way her father wrapped packages.
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Summary: Teachers and students returned to Hogwarts the September after the battle to suspicion and prejudice. What can they do to pull all the houses together as a single Hogwarts, rather than separate houses under one roof?
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Dead and Gone by Karaley Dargen, padfootsgirl1981
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Summary: After the First War, wizards and witches everywhere were celebrating. But there were still losses, and deaths to be mourned; and in the end, there were more similarities between the good and the bad guys than one might like to think.
Molly Weasley had two brothers, who fought Voldemort and paid with their lives. She always thought that all what happened was horrible, but she never thought it would happen to her own family. And now, people everywhere are celebrating, and hardly anyone thinks of all the heroes that died anymore.
Avery was a Death Eater. He watched many people suffer and die, and never cared - until his friends die for Voldemort's cause. And now, people everywhere are celebrating, and no one thinks of all the brave and good men the other side had lost.
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A Potter and a Riddle by Sophie_McKinsley
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A bright morning, but will it be bright for everyone? Or is the rising sun painting an illusion only?
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A/N: This story was plotted out before the release of the 7th book, but as I continue writing after having read it, chapters may be inspired by/include spoilers from Deathly Hallows.
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NVIDIA and Nyko Technologies introduce gamepads tailored specifically for Tegra 3 devices
Nyko Technologies Announces Gaming Controllers for Tegra-Based Tablets to Take Console-Quality Gaming Experience Mobile
LOS ANGELES – June 4, 2012 – Nyko Technologies®, the leading gaming peripherals manufacturer, today announced a new line of controllers to enable console-quality gaming experiences on Android tablet devices. Nyko is creating controllers to support games optimized for NVIDIA® Tegra® mobile processors, notably the high-powered graphics capabilities of the Tegra 3 quad-core processor. Available Fall 2012, the tablet controllers will offer a future-proof gaming experience, blurring the line between mobile and console video gaming.
"To embrace the enormous growth of mobile and tablet gaming, our new controllers will provide physical and familiar controls to tablet gamers for a console-like experience," said Chris Arbogast, director of marketing for Nyko Technologies. "Tablet games are evolving, pushing the envelope of graphics and performance. The only limitation has been the lack of physical-input controllers, until now. We are happy to collaborate with the veterans at NVIDIA to create dedicated hardware that's optimized for games running on the Tegra chipset."
The Nyko tablet controller series/line features:
PlayPad Pro – Nyko's full-sized controller for an at-home gaming experience, including dual analog sticks, d-pad, face buttons and shoulder triggers/bumpers for wireless tablet gaming in the living room.
PlayPad – Nyko's mini controller includes dual analog sliders, collapsible tablet stand and a carrying case for gaming on the go
Console-style control for ease of gameplay, perfect for first-person shooters and other complex games.
No rooting required; controllers are usable out of the box
Compatible with all Android 3.0 and higher tablets/phones with Bluetooth® connectivity
The Nyko tablet controllers are being developed with input from NVIDIA to ensure compatibility with a large library of high-end mobile games optimized for all Tegra-powered devices. These games are available in TegraZone™, NVIDIA's free app that showcases the best games optimized for the Tegra processor. NVIDIA's Tegra 3 chipset delivers console quality graphics on mobile devices with the world's only 4-PLUS-1™ quad-core mobile processor, including a 5th battery-saver core.
Nyko has also developed a free Android app, called Playground, to provide backwards compatibility for their controllers with legacy tablet titles, including those that currently utilize keyboard mapping, touch mapping and mouse support. Playground provides profile management for customized control schemes, as well as pre-set profiles for top selling and popular games. Like Nyko's tablet controllers, the app will not require rooting of the device.
Fans and press are invited to get a first look at the Nyko Tablet Controllers at E3 in Los Angeles, June 5-7 2012, in the West Hall, booth #5000.
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1. kamil (Posts: 115; Member since: 07 Feb 2012)
what is this !! a rip of of the xbox controller
5. MEeee (Posts: 283; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
Typical iFans. Followers of Steve Jobs, all they can say is "copy" and "rip off". Sorry, it's not for iDevices. What about Apple iMap?
2. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
This should be a *game changer*!
Bye bye 3DS & Playstation Vita
4. mercorp (Posts: 984; Member since: 28 Jan 2012)
Samsung should do the same for exynos!
8. cepcamba (Posts: 717; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
No. They should all do it for all the games. Man, come on. Don't make it exclusive to a certain chip. Make it Exclusive to Android.
6. Eraser112 (Posts: 10; Member since: 29 May 2012)
PlayStation Vita is still the best on-the-go gaming device.
7. preetmalhotra (Posts: 78; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
I have a PSP 3004, and I must say, PSPs are better, cuz they are dedicated..!!
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Members of Facebook's board of directors disclosed their trading activities involving the company's stock in Form 4 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission Wednesday.
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University of California, San Francisco Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann Elected To Facebook Board
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Facebook shares were involved in some large transactions in recent days, with moves by Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, board member Peter Thiel, and Russian Internet company Mail.ru Group making the news.
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Early major investor Peter Thiel has dumped much of his Facebook stock, as have Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz, Accel Partners, and Microsoft. Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has the ability to unload some of his roughly 500 million shares in October, but according to recent Securities and Exchange Commission filings, he won't do that for at least 12 months.
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The great Facebook stock sale frenzy continues on with a report that Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz unloaded 450,000 shares in the social network over the past three trading days, adding nearly $9 million to his coffers.
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Another summer, another animated movie, another game tie-in. There's nothing surprising about Monsters vs Aliens apart from the fact that it's not completely awful. The gameplay is divided between three monsters, each with their own distinctive abilities and levels. For instance, Ginormica, the giant woman voiced by Reese Witherspoon in the movie, skates along highways using cars as roller skates, while blue blob B.O.B. solves puzzles by swallowing guards and crates.
Best of all is the Missing Link, whose later stages borrow from God of War, combining platforming, combat and enjoyable quick-time events. It won't win prizes for originality and many of the levels are a bit samey but as tie-ins go, this is far from monstrous.
Apr 27, 2009
|Release date:
|Mar 24 2009 - PC, PS2, Wii, DS, Xbox 360, PS3 (US)
|Mar 27 2009 - PC, PS2, Wii, DS, Xbox 360, PS3 (UK)
|Available Platforms:
|PC, PS2, Wii, DS, Xbox 360, PS3
|Published by:
|Developed by:
|Amaze Entertainment, Beenox
|ESRB Rating:
Everyone 10+: Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief
|PEGI Rating:
Backfire001 - April 29, 2009 2:46 a.m.
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