Hey now, Ninja Assassin was directed just fine. What it suffered from was a complete lack of writing and acting :)
Glasses will make my touchscreen keyboard keys larger, you say? I think I'm going to need some empirical evidence on this one.
I have terrible eyesight and I can't type on touchscreens for shit. This is of interest to me.
European research confirmed this years ago. Stem cells can seal holes in hearts and regrow bone, both of which were previously medical impossibilities.
What *I* want to know is how you make the final product look like the glorious pornj explosion in the right-hand pic :)
The way Google rolls these days, they make the newest OS an exclusive for their newest phone for a while before older Nexus phones get it - I don't if it's the above-mentioned hardware issues that causes the delay or if they deliberately withhold it to stimulate sales of the newest model. Either way though, the Nexus S will get ICS before any of the non-Nexus phones get their carrier updates.
Heh. Two years ago I thought my wait for a current-gen Star Trek game was finally going to be over. Then Cryptic ripped off god knows how many people with the closed beta for STO, myself included, and I had to withhold further money until they refunded me, which is going to happen approximately never.
So now, maybe next year my wait for a current-gen Trek game will finally be over. Maybe. This being a tie-in I'm not holding my breath, and seeing as how Commander Shepard's back, I won't have to.
To be fair, you can go chill in alt.cyberpunk.chatsubo any time you want. I drank there myself from about '97 to '01.
Been there, done that, bought the trade paperback: [tardis.wikia.com]
It's sad that the person you are now doesn't trust the person you were then, George. It's okay though. Revise all you want. We all saw what happened the first time around, and if you're insisting it didn't happen, then all that means is you're not as cool as Han Solo anymore.
A Better Tomorrow is completely worth it if you're into Hong Kong action; it's the beginning of Woo's heroic bloodshed era and the film that turned Chow Yun Fat from comedy and romance leading man to action star.
The sequels are take or leave - A Better Tomorrow II can get silly but makes up for it with a crazy huge setpiece at the end, and ABTIII was Woo's first attempt at making Bullet In The Head, so just watch that. With a huge box of tissues.
There's a great shot like that in Time and Tide, where a character rappels out the window and down the side of a building and the camera follows him all the way.
Not that I know many, but every investment banker I do know is exactly like this... and none of those egotistic cowards would dare hire their competition.
Expungement has been rendered pointless, though lawyers and courts are still happy to take your money for it. The information is expunged from official records but all the third-party "Investigate Your Employee/Roommate/Neighbor/Date" sites out there are under no such obligation, and what they'll sell to anyone who buys is the information that you were arrested and got it expunged.
There is no more expungement; your dangan is permanent. Just something to keep in mind when you're facing the possibility of unlawful arrest.
"Several individuals questioned Mr. Jobs' honesty stating that Mr. Jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals."
Like Karl Rove, Jobs was clever enough to understand that's how you get big things done in this world: "...when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality—judiciously, as you will—we'll act again, creating other new realities..."
At least Jobs turned his sociopathy towards the cause of personal computing.
All I'm getting from this is that Marsellus Wallace's briefcase contained unpublished info from the Stanley Kubrick Archives.
"Beyond the fact that the groups were likely competing for resources, there's also the possibility that the two groups saw each other as, well, ugly..."
Since this is all pure speculation anyway, and I'm seeing it being cast in the direction of war, rape and slavery, here's my counter-speculation: Each had no idea the other was a different species and simply recognized each other as fellow people, and traded and interbred.
A major exception is of course the octopus, whose ancestors evolved in the absolute zero vacuum of deep space.
Wait a minute. M.I.A. flipped the bird at a Super Bowl halftime show?
I want that shit on a t-shirt. Yesterday.
Amazing medical implants for everyone! Aaaaaaaand you've been chipped.
