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Minisode 64: Game of Thrones S8 E6 "The Iron Throne"
Posted on May 20, 2019 by Aaron White.
Eight years, eight seasons. It all comes down to this. We gather one last time to share our reactions to the series finale of a television fantasy epic the likes of which we may never see again.
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Minisode 63: Game of Thrones S8 E5 "The Bells"
The crew returns to discuss the penultimate episode of the final season in Game of Thrones, in which death comes aplenty, whether we approve of it or not.
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Minisode 62: Game of Thrones S8 E4 "The Last of the Starks"
Posted on May 7, 2019 by Aaron White.
Back by popular demand! The crew returns to discuss the latest episode of the final season in Game of Thrones.
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Minisode 61: Game of Thrones S8 E3 "The Long Night"
Posted on April 29, 2019 by Aaron White.
You're probably curious why this random non-movie related episode title showed up in our podcast feed. Well, a few of us here at Feelin' Film are pretty big fans of this show, and this week's episode was such a big deal that we were bursting to talk about it. And this is the result of that desire. This may just be a one-off episode. We really aren't sure right now, but regardless it's us reacting to "The Long Night", a.k.a. The Battle of Winterfell, and we hope you'll enjoy the conversation.
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What We Learned This Week: March 11-17
Posted on March 16, 2018 by everymoviehasalesson.
LESSON #1: GIRLS SHOULD PLAY TOO— Setting off a firestorm of action on a Feelin' Film Facebook group post this week was the announcement of a Rotten Tomatoes alternative specializing in female film critics. Underserved and underrepresented, I'm all for a platform to celebrate and highlight different voices in film criticism. The more the merrier. Gender inequality is a rampant problem and opportunities like Cherry Picks (I hope a better name is coming) can only help the topic and add to the discussion.
LESSON #2: CAN WE BAN THE TERM "MADE IT FOR THE FANS" PLEASE?— Speaking of RT, over these recent '10s years of Rotten Tomatoes gobbling up more public attention, the perceived backlash against low RT scores has set off soundbites from several stakeholders. A prominent reaction a few years back was director David Ayers after Suicide Squad (video). The latest is actor Joel Edgerton pushing back against the negative reviews bestowed upon the Netflix release Bright. Both gentlemen used the term "made it for the fans" as a shield of righteousness for what they say was the intended purpose of their films. Breaking news, Joel and David, critics are fans too. They just have a wider and more published platform to voice their opinion. Not all fans are going to like crappy films. Want more fans, and therefore more critical, support? Make better films and earn more fans.
LESSON #3: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT A DANNY BOYLE JAMES BOND FILM?— With director Sam Mendes not slated to return to the James Bond world after Spectre, audiences and news writers have been in a three-year guessing game of who will take over the helm of the spy franchise. Word is that man could be Slumdog Millionaire Oscar winner and Trainspotting leader Danny Boyle. Coupled with Trainspotting screenwriter John Hodge, I think the pair is an exciting fit for Bond. Fun fact: Boyle directed Daniel Craig in a Bond-esque role opposite the Queen in his Opening Ceremony program of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Boyle and Hodge can add a pulpy edge and a different speed of kinetic energy to push the action and the character forward in interesting directions. Whatever they concoct, you know it sure won't be boring.
LESSON #4: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT A JON FAVREAU STAR WARS SERIES OR EVEN A GAME OF THRONES-ESQUE ONE?— In similar news, news landed that Iron Man, The Jungle Book, and current Lion King director Jon Favreau has been brought on to write and executive produce a live-action Star Wars series in the near future. Favreau follows the February announcement of Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss being tapped to write and produce a new film series. Like Boyle, I think the powers that be have found great hires. Favreau brings of engaging storytelling, humor, and blockbuster know-how while the Benioff/Weiss team brings edginess and world-building strengths. All of the qualities can have an effective place in this universe. The task now is for Disney not to micro-manage and fire them like the other top-notch talent they've brought in before.
LESSON #5: DISNEY IS THE HOLLYWOOD PLAYGROUND BALL HOG— Why are they the selfish superstar that doesn't pass? Because they can be. This month, Disney announced the calendar of their intended release dates for the next five years. Disney has retained Marvel's traditional reservation of the first weekends in May, the Star Wars pre-Memorial Day tradition, Pixar's usual third-week-of-June slot, and their own Thanksgiving animation slot. More and more, they are squeezing for the Fourth of July weekends, that magical Presidents Day/Valentine's Day weekend in February (thanks, Black Panther), and bigger chunks of Christmas. Disney is Kobe Bryant, the "seat's taken" kids from Forrest Gump, the manspreading subway rider, and bank-buying billionaire all rolled into one with zero f–ks given. When they show up, everyone else runs for cover.
LESSON #6: NETFLIX DOESN'T HAVE ANY QUIT RIGHT NOW— Ambition is one thing. Resources is another. The wild thing is when a creative outlet has both. That's Netflix right now. The volume of original content they are putting out is downright insane. You would think they can only get so much be money to be had from new subscribers. That number has to level out and slow production, right? Not anytime soon, according to Netflix. They're booming to have around 700 original shows and movies in the 2018 calendar year. That's beyond machine-like. You wonder how much is too much or how much isn't profitable.
LESSON #7: THE SLIPPERY SLOPE OF AUDIENCE RESPONSIBILITY VERSUS STUDIO ACTIONS— Speaking of Netflix, Annihilation, filmmaker Alex Garland's tepid box office loser and follow-up to Ex Machina, landed on Netflix only a few short weeks after a theatrical bow from big studio Paramount. Indiewire's Zach Sharf wrote an interesting take on the matter citing that part of the fault for the film's failure is on the audience as much as it's on Paramount. He talks about "hard sells" and he's right. The general moviegoing audience pays for a more simpler fare than Annihilation. That's not a bad thing entirely, but that's what's making money. Any diligent corporation should find the best scenario for earning and profit. With Netflix throwing its money around, Paramount made an appropriate business decision and one, as it turns out, made more money than failing in the theaters. I hate to say, but get used to these kinds of decisions and deals. That's the landscape. They only people that can change that are the consumers and it's going to take quite the unified and concerted effort to change trends. Stop paying for Transformers films and give that money to risks like Annihilation if you want better products. I've said this many times in this column and in the Feelin' Film discussion group. Whether we like it or not, this is a business first and an art exhibition second.
DON SHANAHAN is a Chicago-based film critic writing on his website Every Movie Has a Lesson. As an elementary educator by day, Don writes his movie reviews with life lessons in mind, from the serious to the farcical. He is a proud member and one of the founders of the Chicago Independent Film Critics Circle. As a contributor here on Feelin' Film, he's going to expand those lessons to current movie news and trends. Find "Every Movie Has a Lesson" on Facebook, Twitter, Medium, and Creators Media.
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Bhogpur is a village and a Gram panchayat in the district of Purba Medinipur in the state of West Bengal. It is situated in Tamluk subdivision under Kolaghat block. Bhogpur railway station is located here. This is the main lifeline of this village, as well as other subsequent villages. Two more rail stations, Nandaigajan and Narayan Pakuria Murail, are under this gram panchayat. People of Nandaigajan, Naryan Pakuria use the nearest station, although Bhogpur railway station is used more than these two. Bhogpur market is the main market of this Gram panchayat. The village under this Gram panchayat is Bhogpur itself and Kishorchak, Namalbarh, Kodalia, Nandaigajan, and Naryan Pakuria. Three banks provide service here, two of them are nationalized and one is the Gramin bank. The Gramin Bank is Bangiya Gramin Vikash Bank and two nationalized banks are Union Bank of India and United Bank of India. There is also a post office named Bhogpur S.O.(721151).

Education

Bhogpur K. M. High School is located in Bhogpur, near Bhogpur railway station which was established by the local people with help from Pannalal Sasmal. Another high school is Kishorchak Banamali High School, situated in the village of Kishorchak, established by Banamali Charan Khatua,  a local man from the village of Namalbarh under this Gram panchayat. He was also the founder of Panskura Banamali College in Panskura 9 km away from here. A few primary schools are situated in this village, as well as in adjacent villages. Though two secondary and higher secondary schools are Gram panchayat government-aided, but not all primary schools are. There are few non-government primary schools located here.

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Villages in Purba Medinipur district

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Break the Ice (in italiano: Rompere il ghiaccio) è una canzone scritta da Nate "Danja" Hills, Marcella "Ms. Lago" Araica, Keri Hilson e James Washington e registrata dalla cantante statunitense Britney Spears. Originalmente, era stata prodotta per l'album The Original Doll, progetto programmato per un'uscita nel 2005 ma poi accantonato a causa della gravidanza della cantante.

È stata prodotta da Danja per il quinto album della Spears, Blackout; poi scelto come terzo singolo estratto dall'album.

La canzone è stata ufficialmente confermata come terzo singolo nel suo sito ufficiale ed e stata inviata il 3 marzo 2008 alle radio statunitensi.

Il brano
La Spears ha collaborato con Hills, Araica, la Hilson e Washington che hanno lavorato anche nel singolo che annunciava il suo ritorno Gimme More (2007). Il team di produzione ha lavorato la traccia quando la Spears era incinta del suo secondo bambino. Essi hanno arrangiato le voci nella casa della Spears di Beverly Hills, California, tre settimane prima che partorisse.

La canzone è stata registrata presso il Palms Casino Resort a Las Vegas, Nevada, sempre nel 2007. È stata infine mixata da Araica negli Studi di Registrazione Chalice di Los Angeles.

Una demo della canzone è trapelata su internet sotto il nome di Been a While (ossia Quanto tempo!), ma è più tardi apparsa con il suo titolo ufficiale nella lista tracce definitiva di Blackout.

Break the Ice è un brano energico orientato alla musica elettronica che dura 3 minuti e sedici secondi. È strutturata secondo la comune forma verso-ritornello. L'introduzione parlata contiene un doppio significato. In essa, la Spears sussurra "It's been a while. I know I shouldn't have kept you waiting. But I'm here now" ("Ne è passato di tempo! So che non avrei dovuto farti aspettare. Ma ora sono qui") e ciò può essere considerata come una sorta di richiesta di perdono per essere stata lontana così a lungo tanto dall'industria musicale quanto dal suo amante nella canzone. Il testo parla di una ragazza che dice al ragazzo: "You're a little cold. Let me warm things up and break the ice" ("Sei un po' freddo. Permettimi di scaldare le cose e rompere il ghiaccio"). La voce della Spears quando canta in modo affannoso "Hot Hot Hot - ahh" nel ritornello è molto simile a quella del singolo precedente del 2001 I'm a Slave 4 U. La forte linea di tamburi predomina tutta la canzone la quale termina col ritornello ripetuto più un'improvvisazione della Spears.

Reazione della critica
La reazione della critica verso Break the Ice è stata positiva. Come per Gimme More e Piece of Me, la canzone ha raccolto recensioni entusiaste da parte dei critici musicali ed è stato uno dei brani più raccomandati dell'album. Kelefa Sanneh del The New York Times l'ha descritta come "rave-inspired flirtation". Stephen Thomas Erlewine di All Music Guide si è riferito alla canzone come una "stuttering electro-clip". Darryl Sterdan ha fatto notare nel sito canadese Jamcanoe.ca: "......she [Spears] brought a choir and one of Madonna's old synth-pop leftovers with her". Il pezzo in cui la cantante dice "I like this part" ("Adoro questa parte") è stata descritta da Tom Ewing di Pitchfork il quale dice che "sounds like spacehoppers bouncing is slow motion round in a padded cell" e conclude dicendo che è la "traccia più individuale di Britney" e che "la sua costante arresa di identità da brano a brano capita come una tattica per rendere le canzoni individuali più disorientanti e emozionanti."

Video
Il video di "Break the Ice" è un cartone animato ed è prettamente ispirato a Toxic, un altro suo famosissimo video, su richiesta di Britney stessa.

Inizia con la Spears in versione cartoon che deve arrivare a rubare una pozione tossica come agente segreto. S'introduce nell'edificio dove c'è la pozione (proprio come in Toxic, difatti) e supera le barriere ed i laser, dopodiché va dal capo dell'organizzazione che ha prodotto il tossico e lo seduce. Dopo scappa via con la fiala, inseguita intanto dagli uomini del boss, ma vi lancia contro un esplosivo, per cui tutto l'edificio esplode. Britney esce in tempo da una finestra, mentre il resto è scoppiato in fiamme. Il video termina con la scritta "To Be Continued" ("Continua" in italiano).

Classifiche
Grazie alle alte vendite digitali la canzone ha raggiunto la 46ª posizione nella Billboard Pop 100 e la seconda posizione nella Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles.

Il singolo ha debuttato alla 100ª posizione nella Billboard Hot 100, fino ad arrivare alla numero 43.

La canzone è entrata direttamente alla numero 79 nella classifica inglese, raggiungendo la 15 posizione.

Fino ad ora il singolo ha venduto 1 200 000 copie.

In Italia il singolo è stato pubblicato più tardi, ad inizio luglio, a causa del grande successo di "Piece Of Me".

"Break the ice" ha debuttato nella classifica dei singoli direttamente alla numero 9 per poi scendere la settimana successiva alla numero 21.

Formati e lista tracce

European/UK 2-Track CD Single
 "Break the Ice" — 3:16
 "Everybody" — 3:16
 "Break the Ice" [Official Music Video Directed by Robert Hales]

European Maxi Single
 "Break the Ice" — 3:16
 "Break the Ice" [Kaskade Remix] — 5:28
 "Break the Ice" [Tracy Young Mix] — 6:32
 "Break the Ice" [Tonal Remix] — 4:52
 "Break the Ice" [Official Music Video Directed by Robert Hales]

U.S. Digital Remix EP
 "Break the Ice" — 3:16
 "Break the Ice" [Jason Nevins Rock Remix] — 3:16
 "Break the Ice" [Kaskade Remix] — 5:28

Australian CD Single
 "Break the Ice" — 3:16
 "Break the Ice" [Instrumental] — 3:08
 "Break the Ice" [Kaskade Remix] — 5:28
 "Break the Ice" [Tracy Young Remix] — 3:42
 "Break the Ice" [Official Music Video Directed by Robert Hales]

U.S. Promo Remix CD numero 1
 "Break the Ice" [Jason Nevins Extended Club Mix] — 6:18
 "Break the Ice" [Jason Nevins Dub] — 6:57
 "Break the Ice" [Mike Rizzo Funk Generation Club Mix] — 6:43
 "Break the Ice" [Mike Rizzo Funk Generation Dub] — 7:14
 "Break the Ice" [Tracy Young Club Mix] — 8:50
 "Break the Ice" [Tracy Young Dub] — 8:28

Versioni ufficiali e remix

Date di pubblicazione

Classifiche

Classifiche internazionali

Classifiche di fine anno

Crediti
 Voce: Britney Spears
 Voci supplementari: Jim Beanz
 Produttore: Danja
 Registrazione: Marcella "Ms. Lago" Araica
 Assistente: Mark Gray
 Missaggio: Marcella Araica
 Programmatore supplementare: Marcella Araica
 Voci di sottofondo: Jim Beanz
 Voci di sottofondo supplementari: Keri Hilson
 Modifiche supplementari: Ron Taylor
 Coordinatori di produzione di Danjahandz Productions: David M. Ehrlich e Mike Evans

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Collegamenti esterni

 Ufficiale e video di YouTube

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2021 Toyota Avalon Review
When you're searching for a sedan, the Toyota Avalon should definitely be on your list, as it's a full-size sedan that dares to be different. With a sleek design, tons of unique colors to choose from, and an interior that really pops, you'll be the envy of everyone traveling through Burlington, Greensboro, and Durham, NC.
Want to learn more? Read this review of the Toyota Avalon by Cox Toyota.
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Trim Levels
The beauty of shopping for a Toyota vehicle is that no matter which one you go with, you're going to have tons of options in terms of trim levels. The Toyota Avalon is no different. It features five gas trims and three hybrid trims.
The gas trims include the XLE, XSE Nightshade, TRD, Touring, and Limited, while the hybrid trims include the XLE Hybrid, XSE Hybrid, and Limited Hybrid. So, no matter whether you want a gas or a hybrid trim, you'll have multiple options either way.
Being that the Toyota Avalon is a full-size sedan, it offers a large amount of head- and legroom as well as cargo space. In the first row of the Avalon, you'll have 38.5 inches of headroom, 42.1 inches of legroom, 58.3 inches of shoulder room, and 55.8 inches of hip room.
In the second row, the Avalon will give you 37.9 inches of headroom, 40.4 inches of legroom, 57.1 inches of shoulder room, and 54.7 inches of hip room. Total passenger volume tops out at a maximum of 104.3 cubic feet, and cargo volume with the rear seats up totals 16.09 cubic feet.
Toyota Avalon Technology
Do you consider yourself a techie? Do you like to have the latest in infotainment and up-to-date safety features? You're in luck! The Toyota Avalon offers some of the most advanced infotainment and safety technology you can find.
The Avalon comes standard with an enormous 9-inch infotainment screen that will allow you to link up your phone for Apple CarPlay® and/or Android Auto™. In the audio department, the Avalon features a powerful 8-speaker audio system that comes with a subwoofer and an amplifier. This system can be upgraded to a massive 14-speaker system by JBL®.
Each Toyota Avalon trim is compatible with Amazon Alexa, which can show you maps, allow you to order products, and so much more. You can also enjoy tons of fun radio programming with SiriusXM®.
In terms of safety, the Toyota Avalon has the wherewithal to act as a second set of eyes for you while you're driving and can help avoid or limit the impact of a collision thanks to standard Toyota Safety Sense™ P. These safety features include:
Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection (PCS w/PD)
Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist (LDA w/SA)
Automatic High Beams (AHB)
Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC)
Test Drive the Toyota Avalon Today
So, now you've learned a little bit more about what makes the Toyota Avalon really shine. However, there is so much more to experience. The only way to do this is to schedule a test drive and see how it feels on the streets of Burlington, Greensboro, and Durham, NC. Contact Cox Toyota today to get the process started!

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Sindh to install desalination plant on Karachi coastline
Asia Pakistan
Proposed plant to produce 5 million gallons of water per day to overcome shortage
Published: November 14, 2021 19:46 Azeem Samar, Correspondent
Karachi Image Credit: Shutterstock
Karachi: The Sindh government is planning to build a desalination plant to overcome water scarcity for residents of Karachi.
Addressing a dialogue at the Institute of Business Administration on "Karachi: The way forward", the city's administrator, Murtaza Wahab, said the Ibrahim Hyderi coastal area of the city has been chosen to implement the proposed project of desalination plant.
He told the audience that initially the proposed desalination plant would produce two million gallons of desalinated water daily (MGD). Later, the capacity of the plant would be scaled up to five MGD.
He said the proposed desalination plant would serve the water supply needs of the water-starved District South of Karachi that was situated at the tail-end of the bulk water supply system of the city.
Wahab said desalination had been effectively utilised as one of the means to fulfil water supply needs of many coastal cities around the world.
"But it is unfortunate that the concerned quarters have so far been sceptical about utilising this mean in Karachi but now the Sindh government has planned to set up one such plant," he said.
He said that one of the main reasons behind the scepticism was the relatively higher cost of desalinated water for the residents of Karachi as compared to the price of the regular bulk water supply in the city.
"The Karachi Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) charges around 32 Paisa as the per gallon cost of water supplied to the people of Karachi while in the case of desalinated water the per gallon rate would increase up to Rs1.10," he said.
Wahab said the KWSB had so far remained reluctant to set up the desalination plant due to the higher cost involved.
He said Karachi's water requirement stood around 1200 MGD as not more than 550 MGD water was available to meet this demand.
He said the Sindh government had started the process of building a new canal to increase the bulk water supply from Hub Dam while water would also be drawn from the Haleji Lake for Karachi.
He said different projects being undertaken by the Sindh government were expected to increase bulk water supply to Karachi by 120 MGD in the next two years.
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