I was thinking the other day about the stuff in Trek which leads to our life and thought about the PADDs and the iPad or Kindle. Then I remembered about JLP at one point was researching something (probably archeology) and he had like 20 or more PADDs on his desk. Even at the time I thought that’s dumb, when we have that technology, why would you have more than one, or maybe two. Clearly those don’t just have one document each on them.
In July 1967, members of the Nolde family – Henry (from left), George, Carl and Arthur – watched bread roll off the assembly line at the Nolde Bros. Bakery in Church Hill in Richmond. Their relatives started a small baking operation in the 1890s, and by 1950, three area Nolde plants produced almost a million loaves per week to be sold nationally. Nolde closed in 1977.
As a director, Singer has always been a big-budget short-order cook, the kind of filmmaker who brings more energy than texture to what he’s doing. “Bohemian Rhapsody” creates a watchable paint-by-numbers ride through the Queen saga, yet it’s rarely the movie it could or should have been. As scripted by Anthony McCarten (“Darkest Hour,” “The Theory of Everything”), it lacks the cathartic intimacy, the rippingly authentic you-are-there excitement of a great rock-world biopic like “Sid and Nancy” or “Get On Up” or “Love & Mercy.” Yet the film’s limitations may not end up mattering all that much, since its once-over-lightly quality could prove to be highly commercial (and Malek’s captivating performance is pure awards bait). The movie can work for mainstream audiences as a jukebox musical pegged to a heart-tugging semi-synthetic version of Freddie Mercury’s rise and fall.
Freddie Mercury was the most majestically debauched of all rock stars. A bad-boy diva with a famous overbite that made him look not just sexy but libidinous, he strutted around onstage with the come-hither flamboyance of a leering vampire prince. And, of course, no one in rock history had pipes like his. In his heyday as the lead singer of Queen, during the mid-to-late 1970s, Mercury crooned and wailed, but more than that he soared, like Robert Plant fused with the spirits of Cher and Tina Turner. He was as down-and-dirty as any rock ‘n’ roller, but his melodic glide could lift you to the heavens. Queen’s iconic anthem “We Will Rock You” was written as a call-and-response between the band and its fans, but the way Mercury sang it, with his snaky grandiloquence (“Buddy, you’re a boy, make a big noise playing in the street…”) the song came off as his unholy credo. The message was: He will rock you.
That may well be true. And it suggests that reporters and editors are filtering things unconsciously (or not) through groupthink. As I wrote in my reply to Ben on Facebook:
In this visually inventive sequel to The Woman, a feral teenage girl is taken into strict Catholic care and prepared for her First Holy Communion. Cast: Lauryn Canny, Bryan Batt, Nora-Jane Noone, Cooper Andrews, Pollyanna McIntosh (World Premiere)
I was thinking the exact same thing. Spock isn’t at a point where he allows logic to be a step on the journey – he’s still trying to figure out if he should go all logic (hence the scene in TMP) or let some emotion in. It’s still “either/or” for him (which is one of the better thing about the reboots, Quinto at the emotional tipping point was really well done)
After countless failed attempts at finding love, a reclusive young man turns to an anonymous community of the “involuntarily celibate” for help, but instead finds himself increasingly pushed towards extremism.
Going by the frequency of your posts and the number of times you respond and/or antagonize within a thread, it doesn’t look like you give up on a thing unless it isn’t going in your favor. (and you did respond in that thread without addressing my points, so you were in avoidance mode even while you were still there, suggesting your eventual disappearance had to do with, again, ducking out.)
This April 1960 photo shows the intersection of Chamberlayne Avenue and Brookland Park Boulevard in North Richmond. The area had just been rezoned to permit commercial development along both sides of the Chamberlayne.
A harbor light is covered by snow and ice on the Lake Michigan at 39th Street Harbor, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019, in Chicago. A deadly arctic deep freeze enveloped the Midwest with record-breaking temperatures on Wednesday, triggering widespread closures of schools and businesses, and prompting the U.S. Postal Service to take the rare step of suspending mail delivery to a wide swath of the region. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Yeah, let’s take it offline. I might argue, they’re not screwy numbers. They’re just accounting and cash flows being mixed, so. We’ll deal with it.
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