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environmentalwatch · 2 years

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Three Oil Companies Drop North Slope Leases

Oil Companies Drop Drilling Leases Amid Environmental Analysis

Three oil companies have canceled their leases to take oil from Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), according to the Bureau of Land Management. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a 19.3-million-acre area that occupies the entire northeastern corner of Alaska, called the Alaska North Slope region. It’s the largest wildlife refuge in the country, founded in 1960. It’s also sacred…

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#alaska #alaska north slope #Alaska Oil Drilling #arctic national wildlife refuge #david bernhardt #Gwich&039;in #ryan zinke

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thymbyll · 3 days

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Forget The Rat Pack, Brat Pack, Or Frat Pack.... Give Me The Daddy Pack

[1970] Craig Parker

[1970] Ethan Hawke

[1970] Nikolaj Coster Waldau

[1970] Oded Fehr

[1970] Raúl Esparza

[1970] Skeet Ulrich

[1969] Ben Mendelsohn

[1969] Gerard Butler

[1969] Michael Sheen

[1969] Nick Moran

[1969] Norman Reedus

[1969] Paul Rudd

[1968] Aidan Gillen

[1968] Brendan Fraser

[1968] Daniel Craig

[1968] Hugh Jackman

[1968] Owen Wilson

[1968] Timothy Olyphant

[1967] Guy Pearce

[1967] Jamie Foxx

[1967] Michael Greyeyes

[1967] Nestor Carbonell

[1967] Rhys Ifans

[1967] Rufus Sewell

[1966] Jason Scott Lee

[1966] Jeffrey Dean Morgan

[1966] John Cusack

[1966] Neal McDonough

[1966] Patrick Dempsey

[1966] Sean Kanan

[1965] Daniel Bernhardt

[1965] Dougray Scott

[1965] Mads Mikkelsen

[1965] Richard Grieco

[1965] Robert Downey Jr

[1965] William Zabka

[1964] Hank Azaria

[1964] Keanu Reeves

[1964] Lenny Kravitz

[1964] Mark Dacascos

[1964] Russell Crowe

[1964] Vincent Perez

[1963] Benjamin Bratt

[1963] Donnie Yen

[1963] Greg Kinnear

[1963] Jason Isaacs

[1963] John Stamos

[1963] Johnny Depp

[1962] Arnold Vosloo

[1962] Billy Wirth

[1962] Cary Elwes

[1962] James Marsters

[1962] Nathaniel Parker

[1962] Thomas Ian Griffith

[1961] Christopher Meloni

[1961] Dylan McDermott

[1961] Iain Glen

[1961] Liam Cunningham

[1961] Ralph Macchio

[1961] Robert Carlyle

[1960] Antonio Banderas

[1960] Colin Firth

[1960] David Duchovny

[1960] Hugh Grant

[1960] Stanley Tucci

[1960] Timothy Hutton

[1959] Bradley Whitford

[1959] Hugh Laurie

[1959] Jack Wagner

[1959] Kyle MacLachlan

[1959] Matthew Modine

[1959] Yuji Okumoto

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nofatclips · 1 year

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Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John cover) by Yola, live on Austin City Limits

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ozu-teapot · 2 years

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Sirocco | Curtis Bernhardt | 1951

Humphrey Bogart, David Bond

#Humphrey Bogart #David Bond #Curtis Bernhardt #Sirocco #1951 #Noirvember

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shakespearenews · 10 months

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Hamlets have been very short (David Garrick and Edmund Kean), fat (Thomas Betterton), exceedingly fat (Stephen Kemble), tall and rangy (David Warner), immensely muscular (Edwin Forrest), plain-looking (William Macready) and superlatively handsome (John Barrymore and Laurence Olivier). They have also at times, most often in the 19th century, been women (Sarah Siddons, Charlotte Cushman, Sarah Bernhardt and, a few years ago in New York, Diane Venora).

#shakespeare #william shakespeare #hamlet #richard gilman #best of #kevin kline #nytimes

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uboat53 · 2 months

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Cabinet Endorsements

One thing that's flown a bit below the radar in this election is that former cabinet members haven't been acting like they usually do. Normally, former cabinet members will automatically endorse their former boss for re-election, but Trump's have not been doing that.

This is of particular interest because, while we, the voters, get to see the President give speeches and the like, we don't actually work with him. Presumably a cabinet member is someone who agrees with the president and who the president trusts and who gets to work closely with the president, so their opinion of the president is an important benchmark.

With that in mind, let's take a look at the 44 former cabinet members of the Donald J. Trump administration and the 2 former cabinet members of the Joseph R. Biden administration. I'll put an (E) next to the ones that have endorsed their former boss, an (H) next to the ones who haven't yet, and an (R) next to the ones who have outright refused to do so.

Cabinet Members of the Donald J. Trump Administration (R) VP Mike Pence (H) Sec. State Rex Tillerson (H) Sec. State/CIA Director Mike Pompeo (E) Sec. Treasury Steven Mnuchin (R) Sec. Defense James Mattis (H) Sec. Defense Patrick Shanahan (nominated) (R) Sec. Defense Mark Esper (H) Sec. Defense Christopher Miller (acting) (H) AG Jeff Sessions (R) AG William Barr (H) AG Jeffrey Rosen (acting) (E) Sec. Interior Ryan Zinke (H) Sec. Interior David Bernhardt (H) Sec. Agriculture Sonny Perdue (E) Sec. Commerce Wilbur Ross (H) Sec. Labor Andrew Puzder (nominated) (H) Sec. Labor Alex Acosta (H) Sec. Labor Eugene Scalia (H) Sec. HHS Tom Price (H) Sec. HHS Alex Azar (H) Sec. HHS Pete Gaynor (E) Sec. HUD Ben Carson (H) Sec. Transporation Elaine Chao (H) Sec. Transportation Steven Bradbury (acting) (H) Sec. Energy Rick Perry (H) Sec. Energy Dan Brouillette (H) Sec. Education Besty DeVos (H) Sec. Education Mick Zais (acting) (H) Sec. VA David Shulkin (E) Sec. VA Ronny Jackson (nominated) (H) Sec. VA Robert Wilkie (R) Sec. HS John Kelly (H) Sec. HS Kirstjen Nielsen (H) Sec. HS Chad Wolf (nominated) (E) US Trade Rep. Robert Lighthizer (H) DNI Dan Coats (H) DNI John Ratcliffe (H) UN Ambassador Nikki Haley (H) OMB Directory Mick Mulvaney (E) OMB Director Russel Vought (H) CIA Director Gina Haspel (H) EPA Admin. Scott Pruitt (H) EPA Admin. Andrew Wheeler (H) SBA Admin. Linda McMahon (H) SBA Admin. Jovita Caranza

Cabinet Members of the Joseph R. Biden Administration (E) Sec. Labor Marty Walsh (E) OMB Director Neera Tanden (nominated) (H) Office of Science and Tech. Director Eric Lander

The first thing we notice, obviously, is that there are a whole lot more former Trump cabinet members. This is partially because Biden is still in office so his 23 current cabinet members are not counted (it'd be a huge surprise if they didn't endorse him and they probably wouldn't still be working for him if they didn't), but it's also because Trump had way above average turnover for cabinet officials, 19 in the first four years not including the 5 who resigned due to his handling of the 2020 election results (not included because Biden hasn't reached that point in his first term yet), while Biden has had far below average turnover, only 3 so far.

So a lot more people shuffling in and out of the Trump administration, but we also notice a ton more H's than E's there. Heck, there's almost as many R's among Trump's people as there are E's (5 to 7). Meanwhile, Biden's shooting 2 for 3 and the third one hasn't (at least not that I could find) ruled out endorsing him.

Keep in mind, endorsing the nominee of your party is pretty much the bare minimum that any party operative needs to do. Imagine if you applied for a job somewhere, the first question was "do you think this company should be in business", and you answered "no". You probably wouldn't be getting a job there. In other words, refusing to endorse has some big consequences for the people doing it, not just costing them a job in the potential next Republican presidency, but locking them out of the party entirely, and yet a good deal of the people who worked for Trump disliked working with him so much that they're doing it anyways.

As I said, this tends to fly below the radar because it's kind of a formulaic ritual; of course members of the President's party who are closely tied to him are going to endorse him for re-election! That's why you should pay attention now that most of the people who've worked with Trump aren't doing so. It says something, something big.

#politics #us politics #trump #biden #2024 elections

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dear-indies · 9 months

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any alternative faceclaims for r*bert d*wney jr please and thank you?

Sanada Hiroyuki (1960) Japanese.

Esai Morales (1962) Puerto Rican.

Benjamin Bratt (1963) Peruvian [Quechua] / German, English, Sudeten German.

Alan Cumming (1965) - is bisexual.

Daniel Bernhardt (1965)

Zahn McClarnon (1966) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux and Irish.

D.B. Woodside (1967) African-American.

Michael Jai White (1967) African-American.

Timothy Olyphant (1968)

Marcus LaVoi (1968) Ojibwe.

Ian Harvie (1968) - is trans.

Eric Bana (1968)

Peter Dinklage (1969) - has dwarfism.

Colman Domingo (1969) Afro Guatemalan / African-American - is gay.

Jack Black (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, as well as Northern Irish, Scottish, English, remote French and Welsh (converted to Judaism).

Aaron Pedersen (1970) Arrernte and Arabana.

David Tennant (1971)

David Arquette (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, French-Canadian, Swiss-German, German, Scottish, Irish, Welsh.

Richard Armitage (1971) - is gay.

Hu Bing (1971) Chinese.

René Ifrah (1972) Sephardi Jewish, German, Italian.

Karl Urban (1972)

Glen Gould (1972) Miꞌkmaq and Italian.

Eric Dane (1972) English, German, Scottish, Finnish, Russian Jewish, Austrian Jewish.

Idris Elba (1972) Sierra Leonean / Ghanaian.

Anson Mount (1973)

Michael Ealy (1973) African-American.

Boris Kodjoe (1973) Ghanaian / German, Ashkenazi Jewish.

Christopher Gorham (1974)

Adrian Holmes (1974) Afro Bajan.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar (1974) Ashkenazi Jewish, German, Dutch, Indonesian.

Mahershala Ali (1974) African-American.

Danny Pino (1974) Cuban.

Sendhil Ramamurthy (1974) Kannada and Tamil Indian.

Taika Waititi (1975) Māori, as well as distant British Isles, possibly French-Canadian / Irish, English, Scottish, Northern Irish, one quarter Ashkenazi Jewish.

Chris Diamantopoulos (1975)

Pedro Pascal (1975) White Chilean.

Cole Hauser (1975) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Irish, Walloon Belgian, French, Scottish - in Yellowstone.

Rodrigo Santoro (1975) Brazilian [Portuguese, including Azorean, possibly other] / Italian.

Jason Sudeikis (1975)

LaMonica Garrett (1975) African-American.

Here you go, anon!

#fc help #rph #rpc

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eyeoftheheart · 3 months

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“But you can thank God the Lord for His inconceivable goodness, which can be recognized daily and hourly throughout your entire existence, if only you honestly try! Your whole life shall therefore become a thanksgiving!”

― Abd-Ru-Shin (Oskar Ernst Bernhardt), In the Light of Truth : The Grail Message

[The original in German: Doch danken könnt Ihr Gott, dem Herrn, für seine unfaßbare Güte, die täglich, stündlich zu erkennen ist in Eurem ganzen Sein, wenn Ihr nur ehrlich wollt! Und Dank soll deshalb Euer ganzes Leben werden!]

Alhamdulillah for everything :-)

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This unique work features the expression 'Alhamdulillah' penned in captivating Celî Sülüs (Jali Thuluth) script by the award-winning calligrapher Mehmet Özçay.

The expression features at least 21 times in the Noble Quran, perhaps most famously in surat al-Fatiha: 'Praise belongs to God (Alhamdulillah), Lord of the Worlds' (1:2).

The same words are spoken by the inhabitants of paradise, who will say, ‘Praise be to God (Alhamdulillah), who has separated us from all sorrow! Our Lord is truly most forgiving, most appreciative' (35:34).

They are words spoken by the prophets David and Solomon: 'We gave knowledge to David and Solomon, and they both said, ‘Praise be to God, who has favoured us over many of His believing servants’' (27:15) and by the friend of God, Abraham: 'Praise be to God, who has granted me Ishmael and Isaac in my old age: my Lord hears all requests!' (14:39).

#Abd-Ru-Shin #Oskar Ernst Bernhardt #In the Light of Truth : The Grail Message #Alhamdulillah #Alhamdulillah for everything

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mariacallous · 1 year

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…a course of Edwardian dinners might well prove a sore trial today. Although Colonel Newnham-Davis consistently pleaded for more varied menus and shorter meals, this did not prevent him from ordering and eating, with evident enjoyment and approval, what seems today a perfectly astounding meal. On this occasion, his uncle, the peppery old Nabob, was bidden to dine at the Cecil Hotel, in order that it might be proved to him that a respectable curry could be had outside the portals of the East India Club.

This is the menu as recorded by the Colonel and solemnly consumed down to the last friandise:

Hors-d'ouvre varies

Consommé Sarah Bernhardt

Filet de sole a la garbure

Côtes en chevreuil: Sauce poivrade

Haricot verts à la Villars

Pommes Cecil

Mousse de foie gras et Jambon au champagne

Curry à l'indienne Bombay duck, etc. etc.

Asperges

Bombes à la Cecil

Petites friandises choisies

By the time they reached the curry, which was accompanied by a whole battery of poppadoms, chutneys, and relishes, it was hardly surprising that the Nabob’s resistance had almost given out. He was only able to murmur, “Good, decidedly. I don’t say as good as we get it at the Club” - there was still a spark of spirit left in him - “but decidedly good.”

It should be added that the dinner, with champagne, liqueurs, and cigarettes, cost £2.8s.6d., and that the bombe à la Cecil appeared with an electrically illuminated ice windmill as a background.

The closing to Elizabeth David’s “A Gourmet in Edwardian London”

For illuminatory purposes, that £2.8s.6d. (1900 currency value) is the equivalent to £189.57, according to the UK National Archives currency converter, which amounts to $250.22.

Consommé Sarah Bernhardt is a chicken consomme or soup thickened with tapioca, garnished with chicken quenelles, and flavored with crayfish butter, sliced beef marrow, asparagus tips, and julienned truffle

Filet de sole a la garbure is filet of sole (shocking I know) served with a French ham and cabbage/vegetable stew

Côtes en chevreuil: Sauce poivrade is basically venison (or roe deer) cutlets in a pepper sauce.

Haricot verts à la Villars is chopped green beans dipped in egg and floured and fried in clairifed butter and sprinkled with parsley

Pommes Cecil is some sort of potato dish created by and served at the Cecil Hotel (which no longer exists)

Mouse de foie gras et Jambon au champagne are basically fancy pates

Asperges is asparagus

Bombes à la Cecil is ice cream molded into a cannonball or bomb shape and made fancy

Petites friandises choisies are small little cakes or treats to close a meal

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goddesspharo · 1 year

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director's cut? any and all insights into 'move it to the exits' and 'living in a rhythm where the minute's working overtime', please!

There are brilliant people who exist who have well thought out plots and intricate outlines laid out before they actually start writing. I am not one of those people. (David Fincher, I am not!) I tried outlining a very convoluted fic once with three different concurrent timelines, color-coordinated the thing, wrote 20k, and then gave it up. My process - if one can even call it that - is that usually I will get one line of dialogue or narration stuck in my mind like an incessant earworm until I have no choice but to do something with it. So a lot of times, the scene is built around that one line or the entire story is in the service of getting to that one particular moment. It'll be like 20k of words just because I couldn't get the image of someone leaning out of my head. There's an entire graveyard of unfinished google docs that occasionally get cannibalized into parts of other things that started off with one stupid thought incepting my brain.

living in a rhythm where the minute’s working overtime (The Batman; Bruce/Selina): I was back on my Bruce/Selina bullshit after The Batman. (To be fair, when am I ever NOT about them? I love them in almost all iterations! And having Bruce Wayne be a sad weirdo who smears on grease paint while overidentifying with Kurt Cobain? While Selina Kyle is objectively rad and played by Zoe Kravitz who can actually pull off calling a dude wearing bat ears "baby" every other line? Excellent choices!) It got me to write fic again after a billion years! The line that started this one off was "Think of how guilty you'll feel if I die without knowing you are," but I think originally I had pictured it as happening on a rooftop in the context of Selina having already figured out Batman's secret identity (I was - maybe still am - obsessed with that scene where she asks if he's hideously scarred under the mask) and trying to get him to admit it, but then it morphed into her milking a fairly benign injury to score a trip to the batcave instead and the rest is history. I think this one had room to be a longer thing, but I wrote it on the heels of having already written a 16k and 14k fic about these two idiots already (when historically I rarely used to cross 10k) and needed a break. move it to the exits (Roswell New Mexico; Kyle/Isobel): I really loved the idea of a drunk Kyle wrapping Isobel in his herringbone coat as the snow started to gently fall around them. In the back of my mind, that imagery was part of a very long-form story with them secretly dating but Isobel trying to hide it from her well-meaning mother because she doesn't want Ann Evans to get invested in case it didn't work out. In true Isobel fashion, she makes sure Kyle is on call when Ann comes to visit that weekend. In true Michael fashion, he accidentally lets it slip to Kyle that his girlfriend's mother is in town and it would be a great idea to surprise them at dinner. The dinner, already stressful because Ann is meeting Liz for the first time, is of course a disaster that starts with Isobel introducing Kyle as Liz's ex-boyfriend (which he thinks is kind of weird) and only gets worse from there. Ann Evans keeps trying to get Kyle to arrange a meet-cute between Isobel and a hot doctor in his hospital (which he thinks is really weird). And Max keeps choking on his wine because he's laughing so hard. And then Ann Evans finally asks Kyle why someone who is such a catch doesn't have a girlfriend and he finally gets that Isobel has been lying to her mother for six months when he convinced his own mother to invite her over for dinner even though she kept referring to Isobel "Max's sister with the sex toys" when he first told her they were dating. Naturally, Kyle's anger manifests as him punching Jordan Bernhardt in the parking lot of The Crashdown after he fakes a stat page from the hospital to get out of the dinner from hell, which leads to where this starts off.

#ask me things #we can pretend there is a thought process behind any of this #batman #catwoman #roswell new mexico

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heavenboy09 · 1 year

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Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 To 1 Of The Most Captivating & Finest Actresses Of Our Time

She has starred in Countless Films 🎥 & Several TV Shows 📺

She Is an American actress. In a career spanning more than 50 years, she has played a variety of roles on television and in cinema in several genres, including westerns and comedies. She began acting at age 17 in 1965 but did not achieve widespread critical acclaim until the 1980s. By that time, the Chicago Tribune referred to her as "one of America's finest actresses"

On February 5th, 1948

She was born in Hollywood, the daughter of Arnold Nathan Herzstein, a horse-racing columnist, and Melrose Herzstein (née Moore). Her father's parents were Jewish emigrants from Hungary and Russia, while her mother, a native of Arkansas, was a Presbyterian of Scots-Irish descent.

The youngest of three children, She always wanted to be an actress, and her family nicknamed her "Sarah Bernhardt". She was shy in school and so quiet that people thought she was deaf. By the age of ten, she proved herself to be an "A" student. Her high-school drama coach helped her find an agent, and in 1965, at age 17, she landed a role on Sally Field's television series Gidget. She said that she found Field to be very supportive of her in her first acting role. According to The New York Times All Movie Guide, She graduated from Hollywood High School in 1966, but David Carradine, in his autobiography, said she dropped out of high school after she began acting.

She Is Still 1 Of The Greatests Actresses Of Our Time

Please Wish This Magnificent Actress Of Immeasurable Beauty A Very Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊

You Know Her & You Know Love Her

The 1

& The Only

MS. BARBARA LYNN HERZSTEIN AKA BARBARA HERSHEY ♥

HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY 🎂 💓 TO YOU MS. HERSHEY. Still Looking Fine As Always 😘🥰😍

#Barbara Hershey #SoundCloud

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byneddiedingo · 1 year

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Klaus Kinski in Fitzcarraldo (Werner Herzog, 1982)

Cast: Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale, José Lewgoy, Miguel Ángel Fuentes, Paul Hittscher, Huerequeque Enrique Bohorquez, Grande Otelo. Peter Berling, David Pérez Espinosa, Milton Nascimento, Costante Moret, Jean-Claude Dreyfus. Screenplay: Werner Herzog. Cinematography: Thomas Mauch. Production design: Ulrich Bergfelder, Henning von Gierke. Film editing: Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus.

Why does Werner Herzog's infamously extravagant Fitzcarraldo begin with Fitzgerald/Fitzcarraldo (Klaus Kinski) and his brothel-owner mistress Molly (Claudia Cardinale) attending a performance of Verdi's Ernani that stars not only Enrico Caruso but also, in the role of Elvira, Sarah Bernhardt (played by a man in drag), who mimes while a soprano sings from the pit? Probably to add several more layers of myth to the story, since there is some doubt that Caruso ever sang at the Teatro Amazonas in Manaus and he almost certainly never appeared in a production of Ernani with a lip-synching Bernhardt. If Fitzcarraldo is about anything, it's about obsessions, the more extravagant and, yes, operatic the better. Which is why Herzog's own obsession with actually hauling a steamship over a hill through the jungle, instead of using special effects, models, and montage, is so ironic. If we can believe that Klaus Kinski is an Irishman, we can believe almost anything. Why resort to reality? Fitzcarraldo is also about the power of illusions, of misguided and conflicting belief systems. Fitzgerald believes, against all evidence to the contrary, in himself. The Indians who labor for him do so because they believe he is some kind of god. So it's entirely appropriate that the central metaphor for a film about extravagantly obsessive belief in illusions should be opera, that most extravagant and illusion-filled of artistic media. (If, that is, you exclude movies.) Is Fitzcarraldo a great film? As fascinating as Kinski's eye-popping is to watch, he never transcends his persona as an actor to create a credible character. And I don't understand what Fitzgerald hopes to achieve by hauling the ship across the isthmus to the rubber plantation. Wouldn't he have to haul it back over again, this time with cargo, to benefit? But such considerations tend to fall by the wayside when viewers encounter the audacity of what's on the screen, and even more so when they learn the behind-the-scenes story of the making of the film. Fitzcarraldo falls into that category of cinematic overreaching occupied by movies like Apocalypse Now (Francis Ford Coppola, 1979) and Heaven's Gate (Michael Cimino, 1980). If it isn't a great movie, it's certainly a unique one. And maybe we should be thankful for that.

#Fitzcarraldo #Werner Herzog #Klaus Kinski

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overly-dramatic-artist · 2 years

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an ongoing list of things I’ve had to research while writing Why Did It Have To Be Me

rocks and gemstones found in Colombia

a brief history of the transition of sailboats to yachts for personal use

how fast said yachts could realistically travel in the 1920′s

the history of various fruits

transition of melodrama to realism in theatre

Jose Asuncion Silva

fabric (i’m a costume designer so this was also for professional interest)

what kinds of livestock can be found in the Bogotá area

cruise ship travel in the 40′s and 50′s

telegraph communication over seas

music theory

lake and waterfall formations in mountains

La Boheme

Cien años de soledad (huge influence on my sort of non-linear style)

A thousand and one nights

the history of the Moulin Rouge in Paris

catholicism in south america

the railway system of Colombia during the 1920′s - 1950′s

so, so, so many biblical verses

candles

logistics of cliff diving

plays by Lope de Vega (highly recommend Fuenteovejuna)

when was Shakespeare translated to Spanish?

Giovanni Boccaccio and the Decameron (another great read)

Herbs and spices native to South America

construction and layout of catholic churches and cathedrals

Mary Magdalena

Greek Comedies

Colombian fairy tales and myths

rope

Song of Solomon

fruit as symbolism

concubinage (it sounds bad i know)

Isadora Duncan, David Garrick, and Sarah Bernhardt

Hymns, specifically those referenced in the musical ‘Godspell’

Immanuel Kant, Thomas Aquinas, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Aristotle

Mayan culture and religion

Cabaret culture of the 20′s

this is an ongoing list, and I will probably have to look up something super insignificant again tomorrow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

#encanto #encanto fic #writing #wdihtbm #some things i am too scared to look up #whoever is watching my internet history probably thinks im a catholic devotee

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ozu-teapot · 2 years

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Films Watched in November 2022

City of Fear | Irving Lerner | 1959

Suspect | John Boulting / Roy Boulting | 1960

The Criminal (AKA The Concrete Jungle) | Joseph Losey | 1960

The Sniper | Edward Dmytryk | 1952

Walk a Crooked Mile | Gordon Douglas | 1948

M | Joseph Losey | 1951

Little Red Monkey | Ken Hughes | 1955

Secret Ceremony | Joseph Losey | 1968

Dead Reckoning | John Cromwell | 1947

Stranger on the Third Floor | Boris Ingster | 1940

Walk East on Beacon! | Alfred L. Werker | 1952

The Face Behind the Mask | Robert Florey | 1941

Pushover | Richard Quine | 1954

In the Doghouse | Darcy Conyers | 1961

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt | Fritz Lang | 1956

The Sleeping Tiger | Joseph Losey | 1954

Kansas City Confidential | Phil Karlson | 1952

A Bullet Is Waiting | John Farrow | 1954

Here Before | Stacey Gregg | 2021

Know the Grass (Short) | Sophie Littman | 2021

Nightwatch | Ole Bornedal | 1997

Chicago Syndicate | Fred F. Sears | 1955

The Brothers Rico | Phil Karlson | 1957

Knock On Any Door | Nicholas Ray | 1949

Underworld Beauty | Seijun Suzuki | 1958

Tokyo Joe | Stuart Heisler | 1949

Storm Warning | Stuart Heisler | 1941

Sirocco | Curtis Bernhardt | 1951

The Asphalt Jungle | John Huston | 1950

Deported | Robert Siodmak | 1950

The Man Who Watched Trains Go By | Harold French | 1952

Larceny | George Sherman | 1948

Abandoned | Joseph M. Newman | 1949

The Harder They Fall | Mark Robson | 1956

Lady on a Train | Charles David | 1945

Bold = Top Ten

Some notes: Noirvember, and as usual I never go full Noir but I did watch mostly Noirs. Some good Noirs, some not so good Noirs, and a few “hmmm, I’m not really convinced these are Noirs” too. I mostly worked my way through the films I hadn’t watched from Indicator’s Noir box sets - with a couple of detours. Being very taken with Märta Torén in Sirocco led me to The Man Who Watched Trains Go By which I really enjoyed, and a Losey fest almost started but I got sidetracked...

#Film Log #Noirvember

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duvalart · 2 years

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Katherine Bernhardt at David Zwirner in London. Note the grid and cartoon characters. #lovies #davidzwirner #artinlondon (at Mayfair) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeoEXMDD_ZF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#lovies #davidzwirner #artinlondon

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kahran042 · 12 days

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Some new incorrect JCGTL quotes!

Brad: Getting into trouble a little early today, aren't you, Jonas? Jonas: Trouble? No way! You’re only in trouble if you get caught. Nick, grabbing Jonas: Gotcha! Jonas: I’m in trouble! (Source: Aladdin) (Brad Thompson, Jonas Corbin, Nick Murphy)

Jonas: I give myself very good advice… but I very seldom follow it, and that explains the trouble that I’m always in. (Source: Alice in Wonderland) (Jonas Corbin)

Jonas: Samantha had a nightmare and told me about it, and now I’m more scared than she is. (Source: black·ish) (Jonas Corbin)

John: Well, then, we've got to find a way to cut down expenses. What can we live without? Chloe: Probably Mark. (Source: Bob's Burgers) (John Seaver, Chloe Seaver)

Nick: Have you ever heard of a college called “Yah-lay”? Mark: You mean Yale? (Source: Boy Meets World) (Nick Murphy, Mark Seaver)

Valerie: While we're gone, you’re going to be responsible for the well-being of the house. *leaves* Mark: You hear that, Justin? I’m going to be responsible for the well-being of the house! Justin: Bye bye, house. (Source: Boy Meets World) (Valerie Seaver, Mark Seaver, Chloe Seaver)

Kathleen: You know what they say, 'A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down'! Connor: Not if you're diabetic. (Source: Daria) (Kathleen Urquhart, Connor Urquhart)

Katrina: Did you get your tree yet? Rachel: I'm a Jew, I don't decorate Christmas trees. Katrina: So you're going to go with a wreath instead? Rachel: I just told you, I'm a Jew. Katrina: Oh, I get it. You're looking for a cheap wreath. Rachel: I'm not looking for a wreath at all. Leave me alone, will you. Katrina: You're probably just tense because you haven't finished your Christmas shopping. Rachel: I don't Christmas shop. Katrina: What are you telling me? That you make all of your presents? Rachel: I don't give Christmas presents period. I told you, I'm a Jew. Katrina: Well, don't you at least need to buy something for your parents? Rachel: They're Jews, too. That's what makes me one. It's hereditary. Do you understand? Katrina: Sure. Rachel: Say the words "I understand." Katrina: I understand. So where are you going to hang your stocking? (Source: David Sedaris) (Katrina Rockwell, Rachel Fox)

*the Bernhardts are at a lobster house* Deborah: Kiera, put your bib on. Kiera: I don't want to wear a bib. Deborah: Kiera, honey, it's very cold in here. Maybe you'd be more comfortable with your bib on. Stephen: She means your nipples are sticking out. (Source: Family Guy) (Deborah Bernhardt, Kiera Bernhardt, Stephen Bernhardt)

Jonas: I’m not so good with advice. Can I interest you in a sarcastic comment? (Source: Friends) (Jonas Corbin)

Jonas: Hey, I have kind of a crazy idea. Nate: Those are never comforting words coming from you. (Source: Gilmore Girls) (Jonas Corbin, Nate Kellerman)

Richard: It's National Son Day. Jonas: What did you get me? Richard: Nothing. It's not a gift-giving holiday. Jonas: I'll remember that on Father's Day. (Source: James Breakwell) (Richard Corbin, Jonas Corbin)

Chloe: All the boys said they were faster than girls in gym class. Valerie: What did you say? Chloe: Nothing. I just beat them. (Source: James Breakwell) (Chloe Seaver, Valerie Seaver)

Peter: And they say no one ever beats the claw machine! Ted: That's great, Peter. Now give it to Kat. Peter: No, she won it for me. (Source: King of the Hill) (Peter Gardner, Ted Gardner)

Jonas: Fate is just what you call it when you don’t know the name of the person screwing you over. (Source: Malcolm in the Middle) (Jonas Corbin)

Morgan: Lydia, you’re as clear as a music note, and as sincere as a melody. You’re the song that’s been playing in my head since the day we met. (Source: Miraculous Ladybug) (Morgan Urquhart)

Brad, to Jonas: Would you like to stay for dinner? Mia: Would you like to stay forever? (Source: Mulan) (Brad Thompson, Mia Thompson)

Jonas: Don’t you worry, your Uncle Jonas has got it all taken care of! Brad: … Brad: I’m ten months older than you. (Source: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic) (Jonas Corbin, Brad Thompson)

Chloe: Why don't you just tell Mia the truth? You're not interested in her. Jonas: Because the truth doesn't work on crazy people! (Source: Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide) (Chloe Seaver, Jonas Corbin)

Logan: No, I am not paranoid, because I can say without a trace of irony: You're all out to get me. (Source: NewsRadio) (Logan Taggart)

Kiera: Perfect isn't easy, but it's me. (Source: Oliver and Company) (Kiera Bernhardt)

Jonas: Happiness is waking up, looking at the clock and finding that you still have two hours left to sleep. (Source: Peanuts) (Jonas Corbin)

*playing Wayfarer* Jonas: Pass me that dice. Nate: The singular is die! Brad: Wow, that was uncalled for. (Source: Phineas and Ferb) (Jonas Corbin, Nate Kellerman, Brad Thompson)

Chloe: I don't have a Napoleon complex. Napoleon had a me complex! (Source: Phineas and Ferb) (Chloe Seaver)

Nina: Oh, Jessie. You're so shallow. Jessica: I know. I am so shallow. (Source: Phineas and Ferb) (Nina Chapman, Jessica Beaumont)

Jared: Nick, you think every round fruit is an apple. Nick: No, I don't. Jared: *holding up cherries* What are these? Nick: Tiny apples. Jared: *pointing to a pumpkin* And what are those? Nick: Halloween apples. (Source: Psych) (Jared Murphy, Nick Murphy)

Morgan: Good morning! Connor: Is it? Is it really? (Source: Scrubs) (Morgan Urquhart, Connor Urquhart)

Jonas: I know I’m special. This isn’t news to me. (Source: South Park) (Jonas Corbin)

Thom: That hat makes you look like a girl. Kyle: Am I a pretty girl? Thom: Oh, well, um…you're beautiful! (Source: Spongebob Squarepants) (Thom Anderson, Kyle Levy)

Courtney, on the phone: Anderson-Levy residence, cute one speaking. (Source: That's So Raven) (Courtney Anderson)

Jonas: OK, I'm going in. You can just stay here and watch for Mazlish. Nate: Okay. Yeah, you go. I'll just stay and... What? Mazlish? Jonas! (Source: The Little Mermaid) (Jonas Corbin, Nate Kellerman)

Jonas: This is where I come to cry. Kiera: ...Cool. (Source: The Simpsons) (Jonas Corbin, Kiera Bernhardt)

Katrina: Maybe Colin's right. Maybe Peter is shy about inviting me to the prom. Maybe he's waiting until the last minute to call me. Maybe I should run home right now and sit by the phone like a drooling maniac so I don't miss his call! No, I'm way too cool for that. BUT I CAN'T TAKE THAT CHANCE!!! (Source: Tiny Toon Adventures)

(Katrina Rockwell)

Jonas: I asked Chloe because I knew she wouldn’t give me a lecture about consequences. Brad: Chloe IS a lecture about consequences! (Source: Texts from Last Night) (Jonas Corbin, Brad Thompson)

Chloe: How am I supposed to study when my hedgehog just sits there waiting for me to give him attention? (Source: Tumblr) (Chloe Seaver)

Jonas: Be the bigger person. Chloe: No. I’m 5'2" and bitter. You be the bigger person. (Source: Tumblr) (Jonas Corbin, Chloe Seaver)

Lydia: Three of the four elements are represented as types of hockey. Air hockey, ice hockey, and field hockey. Fire hockey needs to be a thing. Morgan: Fire hockey absolutely does NOT need to be a thing. Lydia: Do you care NOTHING for the balance of the four elements!? (Source: Tumblr) (Lydia Renfrew, Morgan Urquhart)

Jonas: Lazy is such an ugly world. I prefer the term ‘selective participation’. (Source: Tumblr) (Jonas Corbin)

Jonas: An outsider might be tempted to say that it sucks to be me, but that’s a common mistake. It’s AWESOME being me! What sucks is everything AROUND me! (Source: Tumblr) (Jonas Corbin)

Nick: *reads the Bible* Hey, wait a minute, they stole this from VeggieTales. (Source: Tumblr) (Nick Murphy)

Donna: Maybe you should try stepping out of your comfort zone more. Jonas: I'm never in my comfort zone. I don't even have a comfort zone. I am literally always uncomfortable. (Source: Tumblr) (Donna Corbin, Jonas Corbin)

Jonas: I hate people. Life sucks, nothing good ever happens. Kiera: *walks in* Jonas: A miracle has just occurred, I'm no longer the only one with brain cells, I've witnessed the face of an actual angel, I feel whole again. (Source: Tumblr) (Jonas Corbin, Kiera Bernhardt)

Mia: Brad made fun of me for getting Capri Suns, AND THEN HE DRANK EIGHT OF MY CAPRI SUNS! Brian: Mia, you have to grow up. They’re just Capri Suns- Mia: Listen, either you ground him or I fight him. So there’s two options, and my fists are already up. (Source: Tumblr) (Mia Thompson, Brian Thompson)

Jonas: You have a face. Kiera: Yes, I do. Jonas: I mean, a nice face. You have a nice face. Kiera: Thanks… Jonas: Please accept my attempt at flirting. I don’t know what I’m doing. (Source: Tumblr) (Jonas Corbin, Kiera Bernhardt)

Chloe: I'd like everyone to take a moment to think back to a time when they did something stupid, how they were treated, and how they wish they were treated- John: What did you do now, Chloe? (Source: Twitter) (Chloe Seaver, John Seaver)

Mark: You have a beautiful smile. Lauren: Thank you. You’re not that handsome. (Source: Vine) (Mark Seaver, Lauren Reinholt)

Nate: Jellyfish have survived for 600,000 years without brains. Chloe: A ray of hope for Jonas. (Source: Unknown) (Nate Kellerman, Chloe Seaver)

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