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Equilibrium es una película del director Kurt Wimmer. El film se sitúa en un futuro después de la Tercera Guerra Mundial, con la humanidad privada de las emociones por efecto del 'prozium' el opio de las masas y del arma más poderosa que el hombre mismo puede crear: él mismo. Para vigilar y detener a los ofensores sensoriales, el gobierno (un sólo patriarca llamado 'padre' y un consejo) ha d

Our beautiful fish when it was alive.This fish is gigantic for its age, dragon fish lovers will have love the beauty of its size, and body shape for such young age. A pricey fish to keep, but is invaluable to us, it's got very nice body shape, and is a gentle pet in our family as compared to all our previous fishes. One early morn, on Apr 5, abt 10 plus am, when my hubby is back home, his heart sh

by *ahermin marita Artist’s Comments Israel’s Memorial Day (Yom HaZikaron) is devoted to the memory of those who have given their lives so the State of Israel can exist today. Israel’s Independence Day (Yom HaAtzmaut) begins the minute Israel’s Memorial Day ends, and the switch from sorrow to joy is quite sudden and dramatic. The results of an extensive [...]

Todos conocemos la frase latina "Carpe Diem" (holliwood no tiene fronteras), y todos la hemos hecho nuestra en muchas ocasiones.Vive el momento, aprovecha el día. Existen múltiples traducciones, algunas más ajustadas que otras, pero todas reflejan el espiritu de la sentencia.Lo que no todos conocemos es la segunda sentencia latina que acompañaba en algunas ocasiones al archiconocido Carpe diem: Memento mori."Carpe diem, etsi Memento mori".Vive el día, pero recuerda que vas a morir. Memento mori representa el recuerdo inexcusable de la certeza de la muerte.Es el jarro de agua fría a un lema lúdico y hedonista. Disfruta lo que quieras, pero no olvides que todo esto pasará y llegará la muerte.De nuevo la vida como tránsito fugaz y como tiempo prestado; con una llamada a la humil

Topping the Billboard charts in 1998, “Truly Madly Deeply” was like a middle school aphrodisiac. It was consistently the last slow dance song played at adolescent functions, and nothing seemed to put girls in the mood like Darren Hayes crooning “I want to live like this forever until the sky falls down on me.” My brain still conjures up images of frantic preteens scanning the room, hoping someone would sway to the outrageous high notes along with them

It quickly toped the R&B charts, but it’s probably best remembered for the rendition by Bill Haley and his Comets. While I enjoy Haley’s take, there’s just no comparing his teenage friendly cover to Turner’s obscene and highly explicit original. The latter’s voice oozes soulful seduction. I probably won’t even let me daughter listen to it until she’s at least thirty because the tune’s baby-making timbre might get her pregnant. I’m not sure. I haven’t finished Med School yet

Leonard (Guy Pearce) is an insurance investigator whose memory has been damaged following a head injury he sustained after intervening on his wife's murder. His quality of life has been severely hampered after this event, and he can now only live a comprehendable life by tattooing notes on himself and taking pictures of things with a Polaroid camera. The movie is told in forward flashes of events that are to come that compensate for his unreliable memory, during which he has liaisons with various complex characters. Leonard badly wants revenge for his wife's murder, but, as numerous characters explain, there may be little point if he won't remember it in order to provide closure for him. The movie veers between these future occurrences and a telephone conversation Leonard is having in his motel room in which he compares his current state to that of a client whose claim he once dealt with. Written by {tgraham@currantbun.com}Note: You need to log in at Stage6 to be able to view thi

Like a fat girl crowd surfing, 1984's This Is Spinal Tap hit the heavy metal scene with a loud, thunderous ka-boom. It was decadent, depraved, and unseemly, but it really wasn’t that far from reality. L.A.’s Sunset Strip was gaining a notorious reputation for outlandish backstage behavior, and Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer were ready to lampoon the entire genre for cinematic hilarity

The lead singer looks like a complete poon clown in his floppy hat, and he’s visibly scared of Mena Suvari’s boyfriend who has blonde tips. Sweet Jesus. Quivering in the presence of a hair-dyed Flock Of Seagulls wannabee may be worse than hiding under the bushes from a quadriplegic (unless it’s the one from Monkey Shines who quarterbacks a team of homicidal primates). Yes, even if the aforementioned douche bag has on a letterman’s jacket and ran over your bike earlier in the day

En la tapa del libro de todo plomero, electricista o albañil dice "El que estuvo antes no sabía nada". Te gana credibilidad con los clientes nuevos que quieren culpar a alguien más porque las cosas no funcionan, además de consagrarte como una persona "que sabe de lo que habla".Por eso odio tener pérdida de memoria a corto plazo. Bueno, en realidad lo odio por otras cosas también, por ejemplo tuve que tatuarme el número de celular en la nalga derecha, porque ya casi no tengo espacio, pero esto es lo que me molesta ahora, no tengo idea si yo hice la plomería de esta casa, así que no puedo arriesgarme a decir que el anterior era un imbécil sin idea de la vida. Tendré que manejarme. Bueno, voy a hablar, ¡qué buenas que están las chiquilinas que viven en este apartamento! si pudiera tomaría una foto mental para la posteridad, ¡quién sabe hace cuanto no tengo una alegría!- Bueno, ya estaría pronto, dejen correr el agua un rato y ya pueden bañarse tranquilas- Que bueno!- S

Sure, Metcalf is hilarious as the grumpy, cantankerous patriarch, but this clip’s true brilliance stems from the protagonists and their steadfast defiance of the laws of science. No One in this entire video adheres to any scientific laws! It’s great. The son’s guitar playing is so powerful that it actually shoots his father out a window. Dee Snider is able to turn children into badass, adult trannies by nodding at them

It’s pretty hip to hate on Cyndi Lauper and most of the 1980s musical scene nowadays, but I still absolutely love everything about both the “Time After Time” singer and the decade she’s so inexplicably linked with. The outfits were vibrant and showy, the hair was wild and unkempt, and the people weren’t looking for anything but a good time. The me decade more than justified its name

  Memento  Creative Images Photography Studio presents People Photography II  Session on Portraits    September 29, 2007 (9AM to 5PM) 9:00 a.m.   - Basic Photography ( Overview ) 9:30 a.m.   - Basic People Photography - Studio Portrait - Street Photography - Lighting 11:30 a.m.  - Lunch 1:00 p.m.   - Model Shoot ( Studio ) 2:30 p.m.   - Model Shoot ( outdoor/natural light ) 3:30 p.m.   - Post processing 5:00 p.m.   - End Time will be extended should there be a need for it. Only 10 slots available. Fee is Php 2,000 which includes lunch, make-up artist and model’s fees and studio time. Text/Call Deo at 0917-8549525 or email deo@mementoph.com for reservations. Share This

It’s Thursday and that means it’s time for another installment of your favorite column about music videos. My initial goal for this weekly was to highlight clips that were at least a decade old, but a few days ago, I was listening to some Johnny Cash and remembered his hauntingly brilliant 2002 cover of Trent Reznor’s “Hurt.” Being a huge fan of both Nine Inch Nails and The Man In Black, I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to pay homage to this work

Director Christopher Nolan is known right now for reinvigorating the Batman franchise (with the next installment coming in December), but he broke away from the pack with the neo-noir thriller, Memento (2000). Starring the always wonderful Guy Pearce, this film dove head first into the broken mind of its protagonist with an ingenious script, twisty plotting, and well-drawn characters. It's one of my favorite films, and has remarkable replay value.Leonard Shelby (Pearce) is a man of unsound mind. After interrupting a robbery attempt, he is beaten and his wife killed. Since the attack, he can no longer form short term memories. He tracks his wife's killer via a set of clues that include annotated Polaroid pictures, and tattoos of information covering his body.One of these tattoos on his left hand reads "remember Sammy Jankis". This scene delves into Sammy's (Steven Tobolowsky) history of memory loss, and how former insurance investigator Leonard inadvertently forced Sammy's wife into

Director Christopher Nolan is known right now for reinvigorating the Batman franchise (with the next installment coming in December), but he broke away from the pack with the neo-noir thriller, Memento (2000). Starring the always wonderful Guy Pearce, this film dove head first into the broken mind of its protagonist with an ingenious script, twisty plotting, and well-drawn characters. It's one of my favorite films, and has remarkable replay value.Leonard Shelby (Pearce) is a man of unsound mind. After interrupting a robbery attempt, he is beaten and his wife killed. Since the attack, he can no longer form short term memories. He tracks his wife's killer via a set of clues that include annotated Polaroid pictures, and tattoos of information covering his body.One of these tattoos on his left hand reads "remember Sammy Jankis". This scene delves into Sammy's (Steven Tobolowsky) history of memory loss, and how former insurance investigator Leonard inadvertently forced Sammy's wife into

The glitz and glamour of hair metal had just about overdosed, and the “Girls, Girls, Girls” mantra was steadily being replaced by a more desolate, angry sound known as Grunge. By 1993, Pearl Jam and Nirvana were looking down atop the multi-platinum apex, peddling pain and suffering at fifteen dollars a pop, and it was amidst this bleak atmosphere of hopeless screaming that an up-tempo video by Blind Melon debuted on MTV

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Things I've stopped doing after 6 years of marriage:Color coordinating his sock drawerFolding his underwearMaking a big Sunday dinnerSitting on the same couch as him when company comes over (I make sure to sit in the dirty armchair lest one of our guests feels obligated to sit there instead)Snuggle in sacrament meeting at churchShare his bathroomShare a blanketPlay X-Box with himGive him foot rubsDon't get me wrong - we love each other more than ever, but it's turning into that creepy kind of college roommate love where you can throw a gigantic screaming fit and the other person just sits back with the popcorn and a grin. It's a safer place than sheer romantic love and we abuse it endlessly since we know the other person isn't going anywhere.Adam's Valentine's Day card to me this year was a ridiculous reminder of our fermented adoration of each other. Gone are the days when I need a box of chocolate to remind me that my husband digs me. Yesterday I received this card:Inside w