@Tom Grzybow It's called "Beyond Atlantis". I watched it via youtubenuker.lol --you can just go to that website, do a search on it, and voila...plus...videos that make commentary on it, too.
Well well well--I was paying attention to what #DavidHogg was saying on #WeekendPrimeTime #MSNBC and now I can proudly state that I'm a 70-something yro who can stand behind what he wants to do for the Dem Party and naysayers be damned.
Okay, it looks like a good bet to settle on youtubenuker.lol for #Monsterdon. I'll be watching #BeyondAtlantisHERE unless a storm shuts my online connection down. Tornadoes are now hitting west of here, and I suspect we're next.
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Younger folk don't know this but it was Shelley Fabares who sang about Johnny Tangelo. """""" I remember how I get carried away I dream of him and me, and how it's gonna be
Other fellas call me up for a date But I just sit and wait I'd rather concentrate on
...Johnny Tangelo 'Cause I love him And I pray that someday he'll love me And together we will see how lovely heaven will be """""""
europesays.com/2087061/ Breakthrough in quantum dot technology significantly raises the technology’s ability to convert light into energy or chemical products. #Energy
Quantum dots are microscopic semiconductor crystals developed in the lab that share many properties with atoms, including the ability to absorb or emit light,
Someone's knocking at the door Somebody's ringing the bell Someone's knocking at the door Somebody's ringing the bell Let them in? Oh no--it's My Giddy Aunt.
Started out playing Hashtag Games, wanted an image of a cartoon lemur for one of my entries, and though I settled on King Julien the 13th from Madagascar, up came the lemurs from the movie #Flow , and that's when I went down that particular rabbit hole because since it won an Oscar and has been shown several times to wide audiences between then and now, there's a ton of reviews/analyses out there, many of which tried to explain this event or that regarding multiple scenes that were, quite frankly, wide open for interpretation. I know each time I watched the movie, my interpretation changed.
Each time I saw something I hadn't noticed previously, and so when I read about the strange case of the ending, regarding the Secretary Bird in particular, there were also multiple off-base interpretations where the analyst read entirely too much of his own making into the story....and so here I sit, reading all these reviews which add so many different things into the movie that weren't there. Wow.
Flow is a trippy m
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Started out playing Hashtag Games, wanted an image of a cartoon lemur for one of my entries, and though I settled on King Julien the 13th from Madagascar, up came the lemurs from the movie #Flow , and that's when I went down that particular rabbit hole because since it won an Oscar and has been shown several times to wide audiences between then and now, there's a ton of reviews/analyses out there, many of which tried to explain this event or that regarding multiple scenes that were, quite frankly, wide open for interpretation. I know each time I watched the movie, my interpretation changed.
Each time I saw something I hadn't noticed previously, and so when I read about the strange case of the ending, regarding the Secretary Bird in particular, there were also multiple off-base interpretations where the analyst read entirely too much of his own making into the story....and so here I sit, reading all these reviews which add so many different things into the movie that weren't there. Wow.
Flow is a trippy movie even when you're stone cold sober, so I can only imagine what it might be to a heavily inebriated person...like...completely mind-blowing. #MovieReview
Reading the reviews of what other people saw in #Flow is trippy in its own right--they come in a wide variety of interpretations. In a sense, Flow was a movie-making game-changer in the context of what aspiring filmmakers learn in any given workshop presented at any given small-ish film festival. If one of them had turned in a work like Flow in response to a homework assignment on transition techniques, he'd flunk. Also would pull maybe a C+ in a Foley class.
Multiple transitions in Flow were starkly abrupt without any flow in context, but that's just the thing that left the film so wiiiiiiiiiiide open for personal interpretation, despite being so jerky. It does something else other filmmakers just don't do at all is focus on the detail of the surroundings, not the actors. It's widely said that it's the cat that's the protagonist, but sorry, folks--the star of the film is the water. Sure, you could call the water the antagonist--however, while there's character development in how changes occur in the 4 animals
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Reading the reviews of what other people saw in #Flow is trippy in its own right--they come in a wide variety of interpretations. In a sense, Flow was a movie-making game-changer in the context of what aspiring filmmakers learn in any given workshop presented at any given small-ish film festival. If one of them had turned in a work like Flow in response to a homework assignment on transition techniques, he'd flunk. Also would pull maybe a C+ in a Foley class.
Multiple transitions in Flow were starkly abrupt without any flow in context, but that's just the thing that left the film so wiiiiiiiiiiide open for personal interpretation, despite being so jerky. It does something else other filmmakers just don't do at all is focus on the detail of the surroundings, not the actors. It's widely said that it's the cat that's the protagonist, but sorry, folks--the star of the film is the water. Sure, you could call the water the antagonist--however, while there's character development in how changes occur in the 4 animals that remain together in the end, it's the water that experiences character development as the giver of life. While it carries with it mighty epic destruction, it also carries with it its own mighty marvelous life.
And the key to surviving epic disasters is learning something new AND pitching in on the survival of others.
I want to see the manager's supervisor about this firm's misleading implied advertising. Any reasonable person entering into a contract with Monkey Business Inc. shouldn't be served up lemurs. They're primates, but they are NOT monkeys!
#Radio #FCC #Part15 #HFUnderground HF Underground's Fediverse bot just posted a link to a new thread about proposing a Part 15 arrangement for community radio, something about 1 watt. Of course I wanted more information--clicked on the link, found the thread was started by ThaDood, who also had a signature line worth repeating. I quote as follows: """"""""""""""""""" “I am often asked how radio works. Well, you see, wire telegraphy is like a very long cat. You yank his tail in New York and he meows in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? Now, radio is exactly the same, except that there is no cat.” -Attributed to Albert Einstein, but I ripped it from the latest Splatter .PDF March 2025 issue. """"""""""""""""""" hfunderground.com/board/index.…
Well I had just got out from the county prison Doin' ninety days for non-support Tried to find me an executive position But no matter how smooth I talked
They wouldn't listen to the fact that I was a genius The man said we got all that we can use Now I got them steadily depressin' low down mind messin' Workin' on the night shift blues.
1, 2, 3, 4 AM--should punch the clock some more 5, 6, 7, 8 hours put in so open the gate Oh uh-oh, they're changing the guard Oh uh-oh can't find my punch card #Feist
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