After the all clear with the ‘fluid situation’, we resumed the search for a car. It was at this point that Kim’s Dad laid a bombshell on us - he recently invested in a used car dealership. This was reasonably interesting news for people LOOKING FOR A CAR. Unfortunately, he dealt with [...]
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Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda (The Seventh Horse of The Sun’s Chariot) is considered one of the Art Film masterpieces by Shyam Benegal, an acclaimed Indian director. I saw it about 10 years ago, and it popped in my mind again after I saw Zubeidaa (2001) recently, also directed by Shyam Benegal.
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K�rkarlen (The Phantom Chariot )Victor Sjstrm1 hr 46 min 16 sec - Apr 12, 2007Aka "he Stroke of Midnight", "The Phantom Carriage" or "Thy Soul Shall Bear Witness". "It's New Year's Eve. Three drunkards evoke a legend. The legend tells that the last person to die in a year, if he is a great sinner, will have to drive during the whole year the Phantom Chariot, the one that picks up the souls of the dead... David Holm, one of the three drunkards, dies at the last stroke of midnight..." Directed by Victor Sj�str�m, written by Victor Sj�str�m based on Selma Lagerl�'s novel, 1921.from scottlord.vodpod.com
Phaethon was the son of Helios the sun-god and the ocean-goddess Klymene. (Apollo is said by some to be the sun-god, but originally, he was the god of reason, clear thinking, prophecy, clarity, and light, not simply the physical orb of the sun). Now Phaethon was raised as the foster-son of Merops the King of Ethiopia, and one day his best friend Epaphus the son of the King of Egypt began to taunt him about his parentage."Son of Helios?" the other boy said. "A likely story. Your mother is ashamed to admit her liaison with some commoner, and so she claims a lofty lover who's too far away to deny it."Phaethon was much distressed by his friend's taunts. He went to his mother asking after his father, although she had told him before. "Helios," she promised him. "I swear by the River Styx, the dread river of the underworld on which the gods of Olympus themselves swear binding oaths. Your father is Helios. If you doubt me, you can go to him yourself, for his halls are to the east no
Review by Johnny Loftus @ allmusic.com
Not as baroque as Rufus Wainwright, and more downtown than Matchbox Twenty, but embodying elements of both acts, Gavin DeGraw's J Records debut is a strong showcase for his soulful wail and piano playing, even if it's occasionally grayed out by bells-and-whistles production that pushes it too strongly toward beigeist AAA accessibility. DeGraw's willowy
Bob Schneeveis was featured on The Hippy Gourmet where he demonstrated his solar powered roller blading chariot.
Video and more pictures after the jump.
“In this segment from the Hippy Gourmet TV show, we visit with Bob Schneeveis, the inventor of the Solar Powered Walking Chariot! Bob is a brilliant and eccentric character who studies nature and then turns it into sustainable, solar-electric vehicles and gadgets… Bob also donates his time to students studying robotics, and certainly gets our award for being the truest of nutty professors! Check out how clean powered engine drives these legs and rollerblades in such a human-like fashion…amazing! This thing actually has a lot of kick to it and is capable of covering all kinds of terrain it seems. Best of all, this chariot demonstrates that earth-happy innovations and creativity are all around us.”
Thanks for the tip James.
