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Images of the new Hyundai i30 wagon have been teased, but Hyundai Australia says it's unlikely to arrive here.
Released ahead of its Geneva Motor Show debut next month, the image doesn't reveal much of the car, showing merely a silhouette of the roofline.
However, the wagon will likely follow a similar design to its smaller sibling, the i30 hatch, which was launched last week in Korea.
"The New Generation i30 Wagon speaks the language of the i30 family in terms of design, and it carries the new Hyundai family identity – the Cascading Grille," said Thomas Bürkle, Chief Designer at Hyundai Design Centre Europe.
"The tapering roofline and the dynamic proportions give the Wagon an almost coupe-like silhouette.
"The sleek and dynamic profile is further emphasised by a rich chrome frame surrounding the side windows."
While the new generation i30 wagon will feature a redesign, which, from what we can tell, will also include a longer body, we're unlikely to see it arrive here.
The i30 wagon was taken off the Australian market a couple of years ago, with this country's SUV trend growing stronger and the wagon market losing popularity. At the time, cost and popularity were the main reasons given for its disappearance.
Hyundai Australia told WhichCar that while it's "unlikely" the i30 wagon will arrive in Australia due to the limited market for small wagons, it's not completely ruled out.
Meanwhile, the new third-generation i30 hatch is set to arrive in Australia in Q2 this year, featuring a redesign, new engines and a sportier feel.
We drove the all-new i30 hatchback in Korea last week, so more information will arrive later this week.

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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post2632652744158965819..comments2020-04-02T17:08:58.743-07:00Comments on Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule: MISS JEAN BRODIE'S MODESTLY MAGNIFICENT, MATRIARCHALLY MANIPULATIVE SPRINGTIME-FOR-MUSSOLINI MOVIE QUIZDennis Cozzaliohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-75618691719441865422013-04-04T23:02:01.568-07:002013-04-04T23:02:01.568-07:00Hey, Susie, you still beat me! My answers are abou...Hey, Susie, you still beat me! My answers are about 2/3 finished! I'm off to read your answers now!Dennis Cozzaliohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-91174147350733251122013-04-04T22:58:17.357-07:002013-04-04T22:58:17.357-07:00So, sue me! I'm a month late, but I sure did e...So, sue me! I'm a month late, but I sure did enjoy myself:

http://susiebright.blogs.com/susie_brights_journal_/2013/04/miss-jean-brodies-movie-quiz-spring-fling.html

Thanks so much, Dennis.Susie Brighthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-79792293964442570622013-03-25T12:12:41.473-07:002013-03-25T12:12:41.473-07:001) Hated movie moment Torture of burglars in Home ...1) Hated movie moment
Torture of burglars in Home Alone

2) Noir Dialogue
Pass - I'm better at remembering images than words

3)Ashby film
Bound for Glory

4) Director recognition.
I'm sure something having to do with Alfred Hitchcock

5) film book
Pauline Kael 1001 Nights at the Movies

6) Diana Sands or Vonetta McGee?
Diana Sands because I knew who she is

7) egregious gap
Have never seen an entire James Bond film, including any of the recent ones

8) comedy dialogue
"It's just a flesh wound!"

 9) Lloyd Bacon film
42nd Street

10) Burton/Livesey?
Burton

11) Movie I refuse to see
Atlas Shrugged - inspiration for bad people

12) collaboration
Satyajit Ray and cinematographer Subrata Mitra

13) Recently viewed
DVD: Farewell My Queen Theatrical: Stoker

14) Horror movie dialogue
"...They'll see and they'll know, and they'll say, "Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly..."

15) Oliver Stone film
Heaven and Earth

16) Mendes/Welch?
 Mendes

17) Religious satire
Monty Python: The Life of Brian

18) Internet movie argument?
Pass: Bloggers I read are not very contentious

19) pointless Internet argument?
Pass

20) McGraw/Ryan?
Ryan

21) Western dialogue
It ain't an easy thing, killing a man.

22) Roy Del Ruth
Blond Crazy

23) Relatively unknown filmmaker
Hiroshi Shimizu

24) McGregor/ Butler?
McGregor

25) perfect movie?
Shop around the Corner

26) movie location
Manhattan

27) Delmer Daves film
Love Affair

28) DVD commentary
William Shakespeare on Chimes at Midnight

29) Grahame/Windsor?
Grahame

30) Unfulfilled potential
Charles Laughton

31) movie-based disagreement?
Yes - but more based on political or ethical implications of the film and not purely as an art firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-34791056776349026362013-03-24T09:08:46.391-07:002013-03-24T09:08:46.391-07:00My super-late, no-excuses-except-my-laptop-ate-my-...My super-late, no-excuses-except-my-laptop-ate-my-homework answers are on my Cool Bev blog http://coolbev.blogspot.com/2013/03/laptop-ate-my-homework.htmlBeveridge D. Spenserhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-56131482023155197162013-03-21T16:03:37.087-07:002013-03-21T16:03:37.087-07:0023) Relatively unknown film or filmmaker you'd mos...23) Relatively unknown film or filmmaker you'd most eagerly proselytize for

Lisandro Alonso's LIVERPOOL is by no means unknown but I think it is a major film that should be better recognized. To turn the clock back, I think Byron Haskin's I WALK ALONE is a hugely great movie, far better than a lot of better-known noirs that are frequently re-viewed and discussed.

24) Ewan McGregor or Gerard Butler?

Ewan in a walk.

25) Is there such a thing as a perfect movie?

Sure. Lots. Let's try to pull a few off the top of our head. SINGIN' IN THE RAIN. GOODFELLAS. THE GODFATHER, 1 &2. CARRIE. BOOGIE NIGHTS. Let's try to go a little farther afield. TIME OF THE WOLF. WIND FROM THE EAST. FOX AND HIS FRIENDS. How about a movie that's perfect that probably didn't even mean to be perfect: Warhol's BEAUTY #2?

26) Favorite movie location you've most recently had the occasion to actually visit *

I drank Aqua Velvas in the bar where Robert Downey drank them in ZODIAC. Sadly the place later burned to the ground.

27) Second favorite Delmer Daves film

BROKEN ARROW

28) Name the one DVD commentary you wish you could hear that, for whatever reason, doesn't actually exist *

I think about this shit stupidly a lot: there exist no Spielberg or Lynch commentaries, and I think that is a crime for posterity.

29) Gloria Grahame or Marie Windsor?

Marie! Get outta here with that Gloria Grahame nonsense!

30) Name a filmmaker who never really lived up to the potential suggested by their early acclaim or success

There are so many, it hurts to think about. Read Pauline Kael's late, post-retirement reminiscence of Peckinpah. It is one of my favorite essays, if you want to call it that, about filmmaking. A superfan, Kael is remarkably clear-eyed--terrifyingly so--about the man Peckinpah was. She described him as "the most unfulfilled of all great directors," and though that label might belong with Welles, she may be right. What's worse, a cult has grown around his garbled, poorly thought out and/or mutilated films.

31) Is there a movie-based disagreement serious enough that it might cause you to reevaluate the basis of a romantic relationship or a friendship? *

I lived with a girl with whom I suspected I had some really grave differences. I took out a CD and said, "If I die first, I want you to play this music at my funeral." I played it: "Cockeye's Theme" from ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA. It's a long piece. She was lying on the couch. When it was over, she looked up at me and said, "Kinda....cheesy, isn't it?" In that moment I knew the relationship was over.Matthew David email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-40691068596797553592013-03-21T16:03:23.249-07:002013-03-21T16:03:23.249-07:0016) Eva Mendes or Raquel Welch? Raquel. Wow. Wa w...16) Eva Mendes or Raquel Welch?
Raquel.

Wow. Wa wa wee whoa. Listen to the MYRA BRECKENRIDGE commentary some time. This strange rich Latina Republican woman looks back on being Raquel Welch.

17) Favorite religious satire

There are so few. NASTY HABITS is a great movie but it is really a "Watergate satire." THE RULING CLASS is really a satire of the British ruling class. Bunuel's THE MILKY WAY is really a tender homage to Catholic errata, not an attack. I guess I'll go with SCORPIO RISING, which at least taints the Jesus story with gay porn and jukebox music.

18) Best Internet movie argument? (question contributed by Tom Block)

I am continually astonished by the way Glenn Kenny gets his blood pressure raised in his blog. Last week some dumb college girl posted a very obscure thing saying "I Think Jazz Sucks!" It was dumb. She was dumb. I don't think jazz musicians were in danger of being rounded up and put in boxcars. But Kenny expostulated and exploded. Even in his rave reviews he finds stuff to splutter and push and jab his fingers into its chest. I am afraid to ever meet him in the flesh.

19) Most pointless Internet movie argument? (question contributed by Tom Block)

See above.

20) Charles McGraw or Robert Ryan?

Ryan for sure. The man who greeted Michael Caine just as he arrived in the US at the Polo Lounge by cheekily pinching his arse.

21) Favorite line of dialogue from a western

"Goin' into my own home justified" in RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY....

22) Second favorite Roy Del Ruth film

I gotta get to know Del Ruth better. Taped today's TCM Woody Van Dyke festival, how will I ever get to it! Anyway, I know one Del Ruth real well...ALWAYS LEAVE THEM LAUGHING. Scorsese's Guilty Pleasures description of LAUGHING is more hard-edged than the movie, but it is still fun, and still amazing to think Uncle Miltie, in all his broadness and hostility, had a super-huge, globally hyper-famous moment in the sun.

Matthew David firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-67773849448245670702013-03-21T16:02:48.838-07:002013-03-21T16:02:48.838-07:001) The classic movie moment everyone loves except ...1) The classic movie moment everyone loves except me is:

Tons, but let's say James Dean screaming "You're tearin' me apaaaaaht!" This relates to my assertion that Nicholas Ray is generally--not always, but largely--full of shit.

2)Favorite line of dialogue from a film noir

I can say that a beautiful noir-ish line that stuck out recently, and somehow nobody noticed, is Freddie Quell's kiss-off to Lancaster Dodd: "Maybe in another life."

3)Second favorite Hal Ashby film

SHAMPOO

4)Describe the moment when you first realized movies weredirected as opposed to simply pieced together anonymously. *

Kind of a two-part process, but it definitely escalated from NETWORK--particularly the four-TV-sets-talking-at-once opening and the gundown of Howard Beale, followed by the TV camera push-in and the canned applause, followed by the babbling TV's over the credits at the end...that was a shocker of real DIRECTED-NESS. Then, the next year, seeing Peckinpah's CROSS OF IRON. Very strange, beautiful film. Saw it with my dad who was, for some reason, a Peckinpah fan. I guess trying to like what my dad liked or see what he saw made me look into the Peckinpah-ness of the movie, and I found it terrifying and wonderful, the inside of this guy's mind. The body squashed like a pie plate by passing jeeps, just left there to stay squashed...things like this blew my mind.

5)Favorite film book

I have a sentimental attachment to Pauline Kael's WHEN THE LIGHTS GO DOWN. It was an Easter gift to me as a kid with a bunch of chocolate rabbits. I swirl the feel of biting into a hollow chocolate rabbit with reading that book (wags, mock all you will). Manny Farber's NEGATIVE SPACE is obviously a big deal, and for a more adult user.

6)Diana Sands or Vonetta McGee?

Vonetta McGee is the bomb, and hugely underrated.

7)Most egregious gap in your viewing of films made in the past 10 years

Last ten? I feel pretty kept up with the last ten. I think I am missing some Techines. I know I am missing some Ozons. There is probably some cool Bellocchio and Tavianis stuff we haven't seen.

8)Favorite line of dialogue from a comedy

"Did anybody evah tell you.... you're a MOE-RON?" -- Jerry Langford from THE KING OF COMEDY (which, yeah, I guess, isn't "a comedy")

9)Second favorite Lloyd Bacon film

I have a sad childhood attachment to THE GOOD HUMOR MAN.

10)Richard Burton or Roger Livesey?

Burton. No star was more daring than Burton in that string of incredibly weird allegedly bad movies he did from the late sixties well into the seventies. Imagine Brad Pitt jumping on board DOCTOR FAUSTUS, HAMMERSMITH IS OUT, and THE MEDUSA TOUCH. Or any of those Dick Movies.

11) Is there a movie you staunchly refuse to consider seeing? If so, why?

Only one. HAROLD AND MAUDE. I refuse to see HAROLD AND MAUDE and I refuse to read THE CATCHER IN THE RYE. I passed on this as a youth and I intend to keep it that way for obvious reasons.

12) Favorite filmmaker collaboration

John Williams and Spielberg in E.T. People forget how avant-garde this movie is. No movie so small was composed entirely in such a massive, whamming, Wagnerian way. The ratio of size-of-score to size-of-movie is unique in cinema--and it works. The movie is druglike, a dream. It is as if the images and music are flowing out of one mind.

13)Most recently viewed movie on DVD/Blu-ray/theatrical?

Theatrical: THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY. DVD: JENNIFER'S BODY.

14) Favorite line of dialogue from a horror movie

"You betta stand on yo haid an' hang by yo fumbs!" -- THE HILLS HAVE EYES

15)Second favorite Oliver Stone film

JFK

Matthew David email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-9410363574202305202013-03-21T04:45:34.406-07:002013-03-21T04:45:34.406-07:0014. "I don't know what it is, but it'...14. "I don't know what it is, but it's weird and it's pissed off." The Thing, 1982.Steven Harthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-4874242492319814282013-03-20T04:32:24.274-07:002013-03-20T04:32:24.274-07:001. "Plastics." The Graduate. 28. Gore V...1. "Plastics." The Graduate.

28. Gore Vidal's wonderfully gossipy and bitchy commentary track for "The Best Man," one of the best political movies ever made.Steven Harthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-22770596519985289112013-03-18T17:55:31.371-07:002013-03-18T17:55:31.371-07:00Jamie Lewis responses, part two... 15) Second fav...Jamie Lewis responses, part two...

15) Second favorite Oliver Stone film
Talk Radio

16) Eva Mendes or Raquel Welch
Eva Mendes

17) Favorite religious satire
Name of the Rose

18) Best Internet movie argument? (question contributed by Tom Block)
Anything involving Michael Bay.

19) Most pointless Internet movie argument? (question contributed by Tom Block)
Anything involving Michael Bay.

20) Charles McGraw or Robert Ryan
Robert Ryan.

21) Favorite line of dialogue from a western
"I'm your huckleberry"

22) Second favorite Roy Del Ruth film
Gold Diggers of Broadway.

23) Relatively unknown Film or filmmaker you'd most eagerly proselytize for
Brian Helgeland.

24) Ewan McGregor or Gerard Butler
Ewan McGregor (Despite his many crimes)

25) Is there such a thing as a perfect movie?
No.

26) Favorite movie location you've most recently had the occasion to actually visit *
Hyde Park (it's on the Hudson)

27) Second favorite Delmer Daves film
The Petrified Forest.

28) Name the one DVD commentary you wish you could hear that, for whatever reason, doesn't actually exist
Birth of a Nation.

29) Gloria Grahame or Marie Windsor
Marie Windsor. Gloria Grahame always looked like she was in the first stages of anaphylaxis.

30) Name a filmmaker who never really lived up to the potential suggested by their early acclaim or success
Richard Kelly.

31) Is there a movie-based disagreement serious enough that it might cause you to reevaluate the basis of a romantic relationship or a friendship? *
A total disregard of Monty Python.Patrickhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-66363985467439423482013-03-18T17:54:49.331-07:002013-03-18T17:54:49.331-07:00I couldn't persuade my good friend Jamie Lewis...I couldn't persuade my good friend Jamie Lewis to post his answers - but I have no qualms about posting them without his knowing...

1) The classic movie moment everyone loves except me is:
Steve McQueen's fence jump at the end of the Great Escape. Almost every other character's escape attempt is un-done by cruel fate and misfortune, but Virgil Hilts' ridiculous showboating gets him gently escorted back to jail. He doesn't even nosedive into the barbed wire, but delicately drapes himself on a few carefully arranged strands that miraculously fail to rip the smug, pussy-chomping grin off his face. When he wimps out and flashes his stripes at the Nazis they don't even have the decency to machine-gun him for being such a tosser.

2) Favorite line of dialogue from a film noir

Porter: You got a light?
Val Resnick: No.
Porter: Then what good are you? (Shoots him)
(Payback - 1999)

3) Second favorite Hal Ashby film
Bound For Glory

4) Describe the moment when you first realized movies were directed as opposed to simply pieced together anonymously.
Around 1982, Close Encounters had its broadcast television debut. My older siblings were thrilled about it and spent the day teasing me because I wouldn't be allowed to stay up late enough to watch it. Long story short, I kicked up a sufficient fuss to be allowed to watch the first half hour or so and then had to go to bed. That first 30 minutes freaked me out so badly I thought I'd never sleep again. A few days later, during our weekly trip to the public library, I stumbled across a paperback biography of Spielberg that mentioned the movie on the front cover and had colour stills of all his movie. I foolishly thought the book might reveal the plot of the movie so I could memorize the details and bluff that I'd seen it amongst my schoolfriends. Instead, I ended up reading about Spielberg's childhood movies, his relationship with Lucas through the late 70s and realized there was this one guy who'd been behind all these movies I wasn't allowed to see.

5) Favorite film book
The Devil's Candy: The Anatomy of a Hollywood Fiasco - by Julie Salamon. I still wince every time I see or hear Morgan Freeman..

6) Diana Sands or Vonetta McGee
Vonetta McGee

7) Most egregious gap in your viewing of films made in the past 10 years
This Is England

Favorite line of dialogue from a comedy
No, that was "I like your ass. Can I wear it as a hat?"

9) Second favorite Lloyd Bacon film
Gold Diggers of 1937

10) Richard Burton or Roger Livesey
Burton. With one Taylor tied behind his back.

11) Is there a movie you staunchly refuse to consider seeing? If so, why?
The Black Swan. Because Darren Aronofsky and Natalie Portman. I have my limits.

12) Favorite filmmaker collaboration
John Carpenter and Kurt Russell

13) Most recently viewed movie on DVD/Blu-ray/theatrical?
Farenheit 9/11. Still stands up.

14) Favorite line of dialogue from a horror movie
"Groovy"Patrickhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-1762250599708975232013-03-18T17:30:05.514-07:002013-03-18T17:30:05.514-07:00And here's one from a blog called Citizen Scre...And here's one from a blog called Citizen Screenings.Dennis Cozzaliohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-72080165661568957982013-03-17T13:37:41.374-07:002013-03-17T13:37:41.374-07:00My responses here.My responses here.Craighttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-55090565125998382862013-03-17T11:23:18.625-07:002013-03-17T11:23:18.625-07:0017) Favorite religious satire I suppose it's T...17) Favorite religious satire

 I suppose it's The Life of Brian -- that and Dogma are about the only ones I've really liked, though.

 18) Best Internet movie argument?

 I found the discussion on The Dark Knight over at Scanners to be really interesting and eye-opening.

19) Most pointless Internet movie argument?

Is Cinema dead?

 20) Charles McGraw or Robert Ryan

 The only performance of either that I've seen that caught my attention was in The Narrow Margin, so McGraw.

 21) Favorite line of dialogue from a western

 Also not a favorite genre, so here come da fudge:
 The Stranger: "A wiser fella than m'self once said, sometimes you eat the bar and sometimes the bar, wal, he eats you."
 The Dude: "Uh-huh. That some kind of Eastern thing?"
 The Stranger: "Far from it."

 22) Second favorite Roy Del Ruth film

 Haven't seen a one.

 23) Relatively unknown Film or filmmaker you'd most eagerly proselytize for

 I don't think I know any that are even relatively unknown, but here are a couple with local connections that I think deserved more attention:

 Clear Cut: The Story of Philomath, Oregon -- excellent documentary on a (formerly) small logging town that has increasingly become a suburb, and the conflict of cultures that resulted.

 Bandits -- high profile actors, fun story, and I feel like I'm the only person who liked it

 24) Ewan McGregor or Gerard Butler

 Ewan McGregor, although that may have something to do with the material the two have had to work with. I remember watching Timeline, for which I had high hopes that were summarily dashed, and there was only one person who actually seemed to be "right" in the movie, and that was Gerard Butler. I'd like to see him in some more interesting films.

 25) Is there such a thing as a perfect movie?

 Well, people aren't perfect, and most movies are about people. It would probably have to be about something entirely different. Robots, maybe. Like Wall-E. Except that had humans in it in the second half, and it kind of spoiled a great beginning. Animals are pretty perfect, though. Maybe Winged Migration -- birds being birds. Except they got humans to write the music, and to narrate it. Drop the score and the narration track and there you have a perfect movie!

 26) Favorite movie location you've most recently had the occasion to actually visit *

 I almost made it to Mackinac Island (Somewhere in Time, and of course Super 8) on a trip to Michigan, but time constraints squelched it.

 27) Second favorite Delmer Daves film

 Hey, I've actually seen two! Hollywood Canteen would come out second to An Affair to Remember.

 28) Name the one DVD commentary you wish you could hear that, for whatever reason, doesn't actually exist

 Orson Welles on Citizen Kane would be cool. I imagine he would need to do at least 3 separate audio tracks in order to get in everything he might want to say. It would probably create three new films, all very "Citizen Kane"-like.

 29) Gloria Grahame or Marie Windsor

 Windsor is wonderful in The Narrow Margin, but overall, I think I'd have to go for Grahame.

 30) Name a filmmaker who never really lived up to the potential suggested by their early acclaim or success

 I guess I'd have to go with M. Night Shyamalan.

 31) Is there a movie-based disagreement serious enough that it might cause you to reevaluate the basis of a romantic relationship or a friendship? *

 Gosh, no. I'll take imperfect people over perfect movies any day.Weigardhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-28071342880241141082013-03-17T11:20:06.768-07:002013-03-17T11:20:06.768-07:001) The classic movie moment everyone loves ex...1) The classic movie moment everyone loves except me is:

 Probably "Nobody's perfect" – just never found it all that amusing.

 2) Favorite line of dialogue from a film noir

 "The stuff that dreams are made of." (Maltese Falcon) Now that's how you end a movie.

 3) Second favorite Hal Ashby film

 Harold and Maude (my favorite is Being There).

 4) Describe the moment when you first realized movies were directed as opposed to simply pieced together anonymously. *

 I can't remember a specific moment, but it would appear to have been much like what several others have mentioned, discovering the films of Alfred Hitchcock and finding so much in common between them, as well as ways of depicting a scene I'd never thought of.

 5) Favorite film book

 I've read very few. But of those, my favorite would be Sidney Lumet's Making Movies.

  6) Diana Sands or Vonetta McGee

 Never seen either, unless it was in a TV guest spot.

 7) Most egregious gap in your viewing of films made in the past 10 years

 I don't think I've seen a single Asian film in the last 10 years. I had seen several before then, back in the 80s and 90s. I don't know how that happened. Oh, I did see The Host. Well, that's probably representative, right?

 8) Favorite line of dialogue from a comedy

 "I don't know – maybe it was Utah." That's right – settle it down to slight surrealistic sentimentality toward the end, then stick in one more laugh. Now that's how you end a movie.

 9) Second favorite Lloyd Bacon film

 Other than 42nd Street (my favorite), the only other one I've seen is The Tramp.

 10) Richard Burton or Roger Livesey

 I'd take Richard Harris over either one.

 11) Is there a movie you staunchly refuse to consider seeing? If so, why?

 Maybe that one with the 9-minute rape scene – can't remember the name, though. Which isn't really going to help in the staunch refusal part.

 12) Favorite filmmaker collaboration

 Joel & Ethan Coen

 13) Most recently viewed movie on DVD/Blu-ray/theatrical?

 DVD: X2: X-Men United. I don't know – I was rather bored. Everything seemed so by-the-numbers. I'd heard good things. Oh well.

 Theater: Life of Pi. Absolutely wonderful. Only best picture nominee I've seen – would have been pleased if it had won.

 14) Favorite line of dialogue from a horror movie

 I've never been a very big fan of horror movies, so I'm going to fudge a little bit here – "Blücher!"

 15) Second favorite Oliver Stone film

 Platoon, second to JFK -- although if one adds in films where he's a producer, Reversal of Fortune would be my favorite.

 16) Eva Mendes or Raquel Welch

 The only Raquel Welch movie I've seen is Legally Blonde? Oh dear. I'll accept my F and move on.Weigardhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-78208577374614520292013-03-15T23:41:40.979-07:002013-03-15T23:41:40.979-07:00On #4, I just realized my answer was wrong. The fi...On #4, I just realized my answer was wrong. The first director I was consciously aware of was Chuck Jones. Couldn't say when, but it must have been before I was 10. I always knew that Bugs Bunny cartoons were better than anything, and I knew the best Bugs Bunny cartoons were the ones that said Chuck Jones up front.Robert Fiorehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-59477432228841838322013-03-14T21:13:49.553-07:002013-03-14T21:13:49.553-07:00Care of my colleague Kevin (aka Jack Deth) who pos...Care of my colleague Kevin (aka Jack Deth) who posted this as a comment on my blog :

1/: 'Thelma & Louise'. Never liked the joint suicide pact at the film's end. Gravity always wins.

2/: 'The Last Seduction'. "Anyone check you for a heartbeat recently?"

3/: 'Shampoo'. With 'The Last Detail' at #1.

4/: The long tracking shot in Kubrick's 'Paths of Glory'.

5/: "The Psychotonic Encyclopedia'. Superb reference text for many or any genre of film.

6/: Vonetta McGee.

7/: Losing faith in Spielberg. Lost fait with Lucas.

8/: "Gentlemen! You can't fight here. This is The War Room!" 'Dr. Strangelove'.

10/: Richard Burton.

11/: 'Schindler's List' and 'E.T'. Already seen 'Shoah' and 'The Wannsee Conference'.

I've never been a fan of cute, friendly aliens or monsters.

16/: Racquel Welch.

20/: Robert Ryan.

23/: Excellent choice with 'Hickey & Boggs'.

I always go to bat for 'The Big Combo' by John H. Lewis. And Stephen Frears 'The Grifters'. Both could do with a full blown Blu-Ray treatment with commentary, discussions of angles, shots and dialogue.

27/: 'Destination Tokyo'. Yes, it's an unabashed flag waver. But it still works!

28/: I'd love a full blown commentary on Alan J. Pakula's 'The Parallax View'. Still one of the best conspiracy films of the 1970s.

29/: Gloria Grahame.

30/: Definitely Shamaylan. Runner up would be De Palma.

31/: I've had arguments over Michael Powell's 'Peeping Tom'. But not to the point of wrecking a relationship.le0pard13https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-81423645052836937252013-03-14T13:58:52.081-07:002013-03-14T13:58:52.081-07:00Hey Boss! I've taken the quiz, and my answers ...Hey Boss! I've taken the quiz, and my answers can be found right here, at LERNER INTERNATIONAL! Everyone, please come and visit! Thanks, IvanIvanhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-35469272703176560712013-03-14T06:52:15.588-07:002013-03-14T06:52:15.588-07:00my answers are over here at: http://shehangbrightl...my answers are over here at:
http://shehangbrightly.blogspot.ca/woodyfanonhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-6261338356323962602013-03-13T15:30:24.403-07:002013-03-13T15:30:24.403-07:00My answers over hereMy answers over hereSean Gilmanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-18310687259026222982013-03-13T11:33:31.667-07:002013-03-13T11:33:31.667-07:00And speaking of intrigue, Sean, your description o...And speaking of intrigue, Sean, your description of Guy Bennett's Punch has me scrambling to find that one. It sounds like a fascinating movie. Congratulations. You're proselytizing worked like magic!Dennis Cozzaliohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-10527639583435241282013-03-13T11:29:42.768-07:002013-03-13T11:29:42.768-07:00Brian, you really went for broke on your answers--...Brian, you really went for broke on your answers-- I love the detail and the observations you put forth. I got through the story about Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and realized that I was going to have to print this out and savor it later,. That's the mark of a really great SLIFR quiz response. Thanks so much! And everybody, if you haven't yet, get on over to Bubblegum Aesthetics and print one out for yourself.Dennis Cozzaliohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-52913947552511479442013-03-13T11:23:04.341-07:002013-03-13T11:23:04.341-07:00And here's Brian Doan over at Bubblegum Aesthe...And here's Brian Doan over at Bubblegum Aesthetics!

I'd better get on my list tonight before all the good answers are taken.Dennis Cozzaliohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-30910289330309410832013-03-13T07:21:57.357-07:002013-03-13T07:21:57.357-07:00@ Anne Thompson: "13) Most recently viewed m...@ Anne Thompson:

"13) Most recently viewed movie on DVD/Blu-ray/theatrical?
Sam Raimi's "Oz the Great and Powerful" at El Capitan on Hollywood Boulevard, complete with organ player."

Same place where my family and I did for this (Thursday, March 7th premiere).le0pard13https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8795280.post-57457526861929838472013-03-13T06:26:34.683-07:002013-03-13T06:26:34.683-07:00Another fun movie quiz, Dennis. You can find my an...Another fun movie quiz, Dennis. You can find my answers over here. Thanks.le0pard13https://email@example.com


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Daniel's research agenda is focused on a range of theoretical and managerial questions lying at the nexus of governance, government-nonprofit relationships, co-production, and the distributional and performance implications of cross-sector collaboration. He is particularly interested in how government agencies, nonprofits and citizens interact in joint public service provision, and the performance implications of alternative service provision mechanisms. His most recent work examines the processes and consequences of nonprofits becoming important players in creating and financing public services, using evidence from parks and recreation services in large U.S. cities. Here is a video summary of Daniel's latest work. You can access Daniel's latest C.V. here.
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June 2, 2014 and March 25, 2015 are days I will remember for the rest of my life. As everyone probably knows, June 2nd was the day doctors walked into the waiting room to tell me my daughter had cancer. It was the most devastating day of my life. March 25th , however, is feeling like the best day of my life.
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We've all had those "I wish I knew this when…" moments. That's what Pitchwarriors Prep is all about.
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The 2018 PW Mentee group is an amazing bunch of writers who were so incredibly supportive of each other during the process. PW is stressful, and there were more than a handful of difficult moments. From "holy shit I just got my edit letter and I'm overwhelmed" to "holy shit there's a deadline, what do I do" all the way to "OMG this sucks" and "why is this so hard".
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Watching all of this, I realized that, despite all the prep, all the info, and everything that goes into telling folks about PW, and hearing about each year's mentee's stress—people are often not ready for it.
Keep your eyes on this page!
This project is ever evolving and content will be added on a regular basis. This landing page will become an index for all Pitchwarriors Prep articles–whether they live here, or on a participating blog or site.
- The deadlines are coming! Ease into working creatively under pressure.
- Got a Crit Partner? A good critique partner is a treasure to any writer. A few tips to finding, and being, a good CP.
- Story Crafting: Picking the right craft book for you!
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Are you a former PW mentee who has written a post about PW? Or do you want to write one?
Posts on preparing yourself, selecting critique partners and/or beta readers, receiving critique, and your own PW experiences can all help future mentee hopefuls!
If you've already written and posted on your site or blog, and would like to be included in the index here, contact me.
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I'll be posting a page on how to contribute soon.
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Entries are now being accepted for the Humber Classic 2019, the first event of the new 360Fizz WDBS Tour season.
The event will run from 28-30 June and will be held at the Tradewell Snooker Club in Hull, a familiar stop for WDBS since 2016, but a new arena for players with physical disabilities.
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I've been busy today. I feel like a twitter fiend and I visited the ShyWritters blogspot for a Q&A. I facebooked and caught up on some board business for the Chesapeake Romance Writers. I polished and submitted my entry for the Finish the Damn Book contest (Deadline Oct 12.), and followed up on promotional items.
The one thing I didn't do – Write. The day isn't over, but I'm not optimistic. Sometimes it seems writers do everything but write. I don't think this problem is unique to writers. I know plenty of people with office jobs who find the only time they can accomplish their work is outside of office hours because during the day they are just to busy.
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Seven things to know before you migrate to Exchange 2007
Thinking of moving off Exchange 2003? Learn more about Exchange 2007's features and capabilities and how they may help your organization.
Now that Microsoft has halted support for Exchange Server 2003, some organizations are gearing up to migrate to a supported version of Exchange Server, such as Exchange 2007.
If your organization wants to migrate to Exchange 2007, know that Microsoft doesn't offer a way to perform in-place upgrades from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. However, it's possible to install a 2007 server into existing Exchange organizations and then move Exchange resources, including mailboxes and public folders, to the new 2007 deployment. After running in a coexistence period, organizations can move all of their resources to Exchange 2007 and finish with decommissioning its Exchange 2003 servers. Microsoft offers a detailed description of the process on its TechNet site.
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This is part one in a series about upgrading Exchange Server 2003 deployments. Click here for part two, which covers the features and capabilities organizations can expect if they choose to migrate to Exchange 2010, and click here for part three, which covers Exchange 2013.
This three-part series covers expectations of migrating to Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2013. Part one covers a few of the things your organization can expect if it decides to migrate to Exchange 2007. We'll look at different Exchange 2007 features your organization could benefit from, including server roles, hypervisor features, clustering and unified messaging.
1. Calendar features get a makeover
Microsoft redesigned the calendaring features in Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007, making them more practical and efficient for end users. Organizations can expect to see changes to resource mailboxes, work hours and the scheduling assistant.
2. Exchange 2007 lets you use Unified Messaging
You can implement UM to give end users access to their faxes, email and voicemail. This chapter excerpt explains the pros and cons.
3. You can bring catch-all functionality back
If you migrate to Exchange 2007, you may notice that it's missing native support for catch-all functionality. There is a workaround for the missing function. If you want to bring it back, consider using the CatchAllAgent transport protocol agent available in CodePlex.
4. Changes to Exchange 2007 clustering
Clustering went through a few changes in Exchange 2007, including role changes to back-end and front-end servers as well as adjustments to replication features.
5. Exchange 2007 server roles also get a makeover
Although the concept of server roles has been in an Exchange admins' vernacular since Exchange 2000, Exchange 2007 includes a marked difference -- a shift to role-based deployments. Get a closer look at how the five pre-configured roles in Exchange 2007 work.
6. Exchange 2007 includes tools to secure mobile devices
Although mobile devices are changing the rules of traditional workplaces, security is still a top priority. If you plan to migrate to Exchange 2007, consider how these mobile security tools can protect your enterprise.
7. There are special considerations for virtualizing Exchange 2007
If your organization is thinking of virtualizing Exchange 2007, there are a few things to keep in mind. It can work with hardware virtualization, but only when the hypervisor is on the SVVP list. Also remember that the UM server role can't be virtualized.


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Hello everyone! The construction trucks had such a great time
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Futarasan shrine is a Shinto shrine located about 2.5 km northwest of Tobu Nikko station, and is right next to Nikko Toshogu shrine.
This shrine has enshrined the gods of three mountains.
These mountains are Mount Nantai (2,486m), Mount Nyohou (2,464m) and Mount Taro (2,368m). In a mythology, these mean Father, Mother and Child, respectively.
The mountains are located to the west or northwest of this shrine, and people have worshiped them as the place where gods are living since ancient times.
It is said that this shrine was founded in 767.
The god precincts contain not only the site building main shrine but also most mountains to the west of main shrine, so its width is about 3,400 hectares.
Before Nikko Toshogu shrine was built in 1636, this had been the
central shrine in Nikko area.
Since that, gorgeous Toshogu had been the popular shrine, but Tokugawa Shogun family had provided generous support to this shrine as the original shrine in Nikko.
Most buildings in this shrine were rebuilt around 1619 by Hidetada Tokugawa, the 2nd Shogun and a son of Ieyasu Tokugawa.
Because this is an old and historical shrine, it has some sacred spots
in the precincts.
There are some sacred trees. Most of them are old and beautiful Japanese cedars.
There is "Futara-reisen" in the most remote part of the shrine. It is a spring, and the water of a few sacred spots around the shrine flows into there.
"Copper Lantern" ("Dou-tourou") is creepy a little, and is also called
"Ghost Lantern".
After it had been lighted in the evening, it sometimes quaked like a ghost late at night. So night guards stroke it with the sword. Then, the lantern has many sword marks.
It is estimated that flying squirrels came to eat the oil in the lantern.
About 2.5 km from Nikko station.
It takes about 50 minutes.
From the main gate of Nikko Toshogu, about 0.3 km, and it takes about 5 minutes.
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Shred Your Ex! A Queens Bar Serves Up Some Catharsis
A Queens Bar Celebrated Valentine's Day in a most unromantic fashion
A Queens Bar Celebrated Valentine's Day in a most unromantic fashion
The sugary heart-shaped classic hasn't been easy to find, but a few candy-shop owners have stocked up.
A monthly pop-up food bazaar in Elmhurst was dedicated to helping those who lost homes in last year's natural catastrophe
Half-croissant, half-donut,Ever since this SoHo bakery created this half-croissant, half-donut confection, it's had plenty of imitators
Why do "foodies" flock to this tiny basement in Flushing?
A line of several dozen people form beneath the All Souls Episcopal Church each Wednesday evening in Central Harlem. Though the group varies in ethnicity, age, gender and stature, their faces wear the same fragile expression. Many of them have been homeless for years, some have been formerly incarcerated, and most of them struggle to […]
Have you ever wanted to do yoga and drink beer at the same time? Since September, the Bronx Brewery has been offering people the opportunity to do both on a monthly basis.
Men and women in lab coats and hairnets walk across the lobby of a former brewery nestled within East Williamsburg, through a wall of plastic strip curtains and into a chilled room. The brick building in Brooklyn that houses the cold chamber is not a new conceptual art experience, pharmaceutical lab, or trendy coffee […]
Residents of the Empire State will be able to get their first drink on Sundays two hours earlier.
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Blog Feature: Afro Hip-Hop & Reggae Artist Bona Karriah From (Brussels-Belgium) Get Down To Talk About His Music ( INTERVIEW )
We really appreciate this moment you gave us to talk to you and let the world know exactly who is (Bona Karriah) and what your music is all about. Since Afro-Pop music became a reference to a lot of people, we are really sure that they want to know more about you.
Tell us about you:
My name is Karriah Bonaparte, Onyero. (AKA)Bona karriah, Singer-Songwriter. I hail from Umunede, Delta state. Nigeria. I was born on the 25TH August, 1984.
I graduated from Delta state University as a Musicologist(B.A. in Music).
When did you start making music:
My music carrier started since 2006, with a song tittled Our own share produced by primus records Abraka and my second album with 8 tracks produced by SB records Umunede. Now i am coming out real with another hit single tittled "SUKULEKE" produced by LION DREAM RECORDS Bruxelles-Belgium For all my ever demanding fans around the world.
Who is your role model in the music world:
D'Banj, Stromae, PSquare, 2baba, Nneka and Justine Timberlake
Have you ever been so moved by a song that you cried? If so what was it?
Yes, Malaki paul uncut(HD)UK got talent 2012
Is there anything you would do differently in your career:
Who would you like to be as famous as:
Psquare or Stromae
What is your secret to be different from other musicians:
My new styles
Who would you want to do a tour/concert with:
BLD or Dbanj
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Do you plan to make music for as long as you can:
What message do you send to your fans:
Always thanking them and say i love you all in return/
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This interview allowed you to reveal yourself and talk more about you? If yes are you satisfy:
100% yes.
Any last thing to mention:
I use this medium to thank my producer, BLD THE LION DREAM and big shout out to all my ever loving fans. I'm also using this opportunity to let some of my fans who don't understand some of the language i used, its call PIDGEN(broken english).
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Two teams of 6 battle it out against each other, attempting to escort or prevent a payload reaching a destination, with characters ranging from ninjas to robots, are all things you already know about Overwatch, but how about 7 mind blowing facts you probably didn't know.
#1 Upon the release of Overwatch, 7,000 voice lines were recorded
These 7000 lines were then translated into 12 languages equaling 84,000 lines in total. If an average feature film script is 150 pages long with around 50 lines per page, we are talking 7,500 lines, so 84,000 lines, that's about 11 movies.
#2 Tracer was first designed as a male character
Cheers love, the calvary is here, how's that? At first the concept of Tracer was a male character but once the Overwatch team got together, a well thorough back-strory was given to Tracer which helped design the character as players recognize her now. Tracer was the first character in Overwatch to be fully developed, becoming the cover of the game box.
#3 Overwatch's Beta made history
In just seven days, over 9.7 million players joined the fight on PC, Xbox One, and PS4, making it the largest and most successful beta that Blizzard has ever had. Over 190 countries joined the fight, playing over 4.9 billion minutes and completing over 37 million matches. 9.7 million people, that is more than 450 SOLD OUT Madison Square Gardens, and if we are talking money, if every player just gave up $1, that's close to 1,500,000 chicken bowls at chipotle. Overwatch is one of the most played games in history. Gamers racked up 119 million hours of playing time during the first week of its release alone.
#4 Overwatch took over the Adult Film Industry
Like any game company, trying to keep their name clean, Blizzard was very upset about the amount of Overwatch adult content on the Internet and its popularity. Overwatch actually made the top 20 most searched terms for a popular adult site in 2016. Blizzard first responded by taking down several of the more popular videos but since this is the Internet, the videos were obviously re-uploaded and Blizzard surrendered to the battle.
#5 Widowmaker's skin and model errors
Widowmaker worked for a mercenary group called Talon who altered her physiology, slowing her heart rate and causing her skin to cool, which is why she is purple.
Widowmaker also had a "model error" that increased the size of her butt once her ultimate ability was activated.
#6 Lucio and D. Va are celebrities in the Overwatch universe
That's right, in the Overwatch universe Lucio is a famous Brazilian DJ, and D. Va, a Korean Starcraft player. When in a match, there is a chance these characters will ask to exchange autographs.
#7 Pharah was the Rocket Queen
During the development of Overwatch, many changes were made as far as character names. Pharah, a flying champion who shoots rockets out of a rocket launcher, was originally named Rocket Queen. Blizzard took a more direct approach and simply named her this.
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16-color digital drawing 1992/5/26 (shaded 2001) by Chris Wayan.
The words are tiny now (when I wrote them screens were low-resolution and pixels bigger). They say:
"I want to live in a group marriage with talking animals as well as conventional humans. This isn't an idle sex fantasy. It'll happen within my lifetime. We'll share this world with other species. And love will be quite different."
Then, this seemed bizarre. Now it looks likely. Soon we'll see humans changing form--sculpting themselves--with viral programs, and creating animal people with human intelligence but nonhuman instincts. I'm curious how much of "human" "nature" is really big-brain nature, and how much is just ape-nature. Not the only sort of nature on this planet.
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Double your chances to score a bingo or progressive jackpot prize with the Casino Delta Bonus of 100% on the top of your first deposit of a maximum €100. This interesting deal requires a players' own Promo Code to be activated, but luckily the following article brings all details and guidelines that will help you get one hassle-free.
Casino Delta Bonus
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How do I claim the Casino Delta bonus?
To open a new account, click the red-colored "Sign Up" button and follow the on-screen instructions. The registration procedure is standard and will require a set of personal records such as your name, date of birth, and appropriate contact details (home and e-mail address, telephone number) to be entered into the blank fields.
After the registration, wait for a moment or two to see the message from "[email protected]" titled as "Welcome to Casino Delta" to arrive in your inbox. Click on the activation link to confirm all the information entered earlier and also to activate your new account. Make sure to check spam or junk folder in case you don't receive any message of this kind, or you won't be able to proceed to the deposit page.
The last stage leading to the boosted bankroll is making a qualified deposit. Knowing that the casino operates with numerous payment processors like Visa, Skrill and more, but not PayPal, you should pick one to make a minimum deposit amount which is now €10 or your currency equivalent. Remember to enter the Casino Delta Bonus Code received earlier while depositing and your balance will be doubled the same moment this payment goes through.
How does this bonus work?
- You will receive a 100% bonus instantly upon your first deposit of a maximum €100.
- The balance created this way can be used on virtually all casino games, including bingo and sports betting options.
- Before post a valid withdrawal request or transfer your winnings into the real-money account, roll Casino Delta Deposit Bonus over 25x and your initial deposit only once.
- Just like the Total Gold Bonus, this deal is also valid for an unlimited period of time.
Further T&C's of the Casino Delta bonus
- Players from the USA, UK, France, Ukraine, Armenia and Romania are not entitled to the Casino Delta Deposit Bonus.
- The casino's strict "no double accounts" policy means the deal stands per one new customer who registered his own e-mail address and a payment account.
- You can consult the FAQ page to see the entire list of countries and territories whose players are restricted from playing all NetEnt games.
Our conclusion
With all pros and cons carefully measured, we can say the Casino Delta Welcome Offer for April 2020 is an interesting entry-ticket deal that brings more than its nominal amount says. With a valid Promo Code, players from eligible countries can expect to find modest play-through, unlimited validity time and a chance to place bets on pretty much everything this casino has to offer. This should not only please recreational players, but also those who are make a living of the casino gaming.