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Peter K. Hargreaves
Using Earth observations to research human wellbeing in rural spaces
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Peter K. Hargreaves, Tutor and PhD candidate in Atmospheric and Environment Sciences
Background: I'm an interdisciplinary PhD student at the University of Edinburgh. I work with remotely sensed satellite imagery and relate this to household survey datasets and measures of rural poverty and development to explore the role that remote sensing can play in future socio-ecological monitoring systems. The aim is to build understanding of how we can develop fine resolution remote sensing methods in order to improve the spatio-temporal understanding of poverty and development within and between different socio-ecological systems. I am currently constructing a household panel dataset for a region in southern Mozambique and working with very-high resolution imagery to proxy different measures of multi-level rural wellbeing through time.
Research Groups: I am based in the Global Change Research Group within the School of Geosciences, where I am part of two research teams: the Geospatial Livelihoods Group, and the LANDteam.
Teaching: I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA) and I teach on various undergraduate and postgraduate courses across the School of Geosciences. Current teaching responsibilities include Human Dimensions of Environmental Change (MSc) and Applied Research Skills in Environment and Society (MSc). These are both core modules for the Environmental Sustainability MSc. I have also worked as part of a team to produce an online course titled 'Earth Observation for Sustainable Development Goals' (EO4SDGs), as part of the Edinburgh Futures Institute DSTI Initiative. This course is running for a second year in May 2022.
For more information about my PhD research please see the section entitled Research. Here is a paper and blog post by myself about how Earth observation data can be leveraged for supporting sustainable rural development. Within the paper we present a road map of where the EO discipline should be moving in support of socioeconomic data for the SDGs.
Otherwise please feel free to get in touch.
You can email me at: Peter.Hargreaves@ed.ac.uk
Twitter: @_PKHargreaves
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Retreat (2011)
In a last-ditch attempt to save their failing marriage after the stillbirth of their first child, Kate, a journalist, and Martin, an architect, escape London for a retreat to the beautiful, yet remote and unpopulated Blackholme Island, which is off the west coast of Scotland. Fairweather Cottage is a place where they once shared a romantic holiday and the island holds fond memories of happier times. Kate and Martin arrive by boat, it's autumn and the rocky barren moors are blown by freezing winds and the before they've even settled in, the generator and CB radio communication start to fail. Their relationship is already fragile and anxieties are pushed higher when they lose all contact with the mainland and after a heavy storm, an injured man is washed up on the shore. Dressed in military fatigues and carrying a gun, the mysterious stranger regains consciousness and identifies himself as a British soldier called Private Jack Corman and he soon reveals that he carries a deadly message - an airborne virus is sweeping Europe and all their lives are under threat unless they take drastic action. He insists that the only way to avoid the fatal disease is to seal themselves in the cottage. Written by Vertigo Films
Category: Drama, Thriller
Audience Rating: R
Description: In a last-ditch attempt to save their failing marriage after the stillbirth of their first child, Kate, a journalist, and Martin, an architect, escape London for a retreat to the beautiful, yet remote and unpopulated Blackholme Island, which is off the west coast of Scotland. Fairweather Cottage is a place where they once shared a romantic holiday and the island holds fond memories of happier times. Kate and Martin arrive by boat, it's autumn and the rocky barren moors are blown by freezing winds and the before they've even settled in, the generator and CB radio communication start to fail. Their relationship is already fragile and anxieties are pushed higher when they lose all contact with the mainland and after a heavy storm, an injured man is washed up on the shore. Dressed in military fatigues and carrying a gun, the mysterious stranger regains consciousness and identifies himself as a British soldier called Private Jack Corman and he soon reveals that he carries a deadly message - an airborne virus is sweeping Europe and all their lives are under threat unless they take drastic action. He insists that the only way to avoid the fatal disease is to seal themselves in the cottage. Written by Vertigo Films
Actors: Cillian Murphy, Thandie Newton, Jamie Bell, Jimmy Yuill, Marilyn Mantle
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A Director's Dream Team – Jack Boyagian
I was introduced to the Players in 2001. Derrick Cunningham, a fellow teacher at East Northumberland School and an actor in the musical, invited me to a dress rehearsal of Jesus Christ Superstar. I went and was awestruck. So much so that I was in five shows in one calendar year with the Players after that.
I was blown away by the quality of the show. I wasn't the only one as it won the EODL and the Theatre Ontario Festival. I guess you could say the rest is history. I have been involved in a couple dozen productions acting, directing, producing, and any way I could help. I taught theatre classes at East Northumberland Secondary School and have been on the Players Board of Directors since 2003. I guess you could say I caught the theatre bug!
I have so many memories from these productions and I hope I have the opportunity to share more than just this one. Perhaps my nostalgia was triggered by Christopher Sharp, Christine Sharp, Carlotta Ruttledge, Dave and Mary Elizabeth Clark moving away recently. Now I hear that Jamie and Beth Hunt too are thinking of moving to the East Coast.
So flashback to 2010. I had the pleasure to direct a Norm Foster play, The Long Weekend, produced by Keith Emery and Mary Kucherepa. It was the funniest show I have ever directed and not because of the script. Dave Clark, Beth and Jamie Hunt, and Heather Jopling were on stage together: a director's dream team, right? This group brought years of acting experience to every rehearsal.
Jamie Hunt, Dave Clark, Heather Jopling, and Beth Hunt in the 2010 production of The Long Weekend at the Best Western Plus Cobourg Inn & Convention Centre.
I had some general ideas about character development and very specific ideas about how I wanted it blocked, but knew from the first rehearsal that the instincts of this cast were far better than what I could put together. I remember one scene where Heather's character was questioning Dave's character about his emotional and psychological issues: Heather suggested to play it as a psychiatrist in a therapy session rather than a friend listening.
Well, the scene took off. She pushed him on the couch, got her pen and paper as Dave with this nervous and neurotic energy allowed her to dig into his psyche. I erased more than I wrote in that scene. I threw in an idea, then Dave acted in the moment to Heather's character decisions. Wow, this was going to be easy. "So how was that?" "Umm….hilarious!" I said.
Dave Clark and Heather Jopling in The Long Weekend, directed by Jack Boyagian.
Beth and Jamie were exactly the same; always in the moment playing off of each character. My approach… let them go and I worked on timing. Run it a second time and it was locked in. Boy was I going to look good as a director in this show! I've had experiences like this since, but never to the extent where the entire cast felt so comfortable and safe during the rehearsal process that they were creating on the fly.
The plot is simple. Roger (Dave) is married to Abby (Beth) who dominates him to the point that he can't think for himself and has no confidence. He lacks so much confidence that he has no success as a writer. Wynn (Heather) and Max (Jamie) are married and even though she controls him she isn't attracted to such a man. Max is an arrogant and wealthy lawyer and they both have invited their "besties" to show off their summer home.
In the first act the conflict rises and each person not only reveals their unhappiness with their spouse, but also the sexual tension rises and each is attracted to their best friend's husband or wife. Max resents Roger's bohemian life and Roger is jealous of Max's success and wealth. Wynn and Abby's hidden baggage is also revealed.
Act two opens with exactly the same entrance as act one but the audience quickly realizes Roger is now married to Wynn and Abby is married to Max. Here is this ridiculous moment I will never forget – see the picture below. In act one Dave is this poorly dressed Bohemian, balding, and lacking confidence. When he enters in Act 2 he is dressed as a confident writer who has hit the jackpot with, I believe, a screenplay. Leather jacket, tight pants and a red wig.
The cast of The Long Weekend enters at the top of Act II. Check out the Freudian set decor!
Side notes: Beth had found this wig for him in the costume house. Mary Liz, Dave's wife, couldn't stop laughing when she saw this entrance in rehearsal and she has a wonderful loud laugh. Dave looked like a younger version of himself when he had hair.
Of course the audience didn't know any of this and yet on this entrance broke into uncontrollable laughter. When it started opening night, Beth (who had the first line) waited a few seconds and then started her conversation with Heather. The problem was the audience would not stop laughing for maybe 45 seconds and we couldn't hear a word. To this day I don't know why this was the loudest and longest laugh I had ever experienced.
The next night the same thing. This time Beth figured she might as well wait until the laughter stopped. So Heather and Beth waited and waited in this ridiculous Carol Burnett Show moment where actors are trying to not laugh. But the laughter wouldn't stop. Dave would move to another spot and more laughter. He would touch his hair and more laughter. Please stop laughing! This happened for 9 shows in a row.
I think when you have this connection with the audience in comedy the audience has this unbridled energy. It wasn't just the hair, it was everything these four had done to build to that moment. Their spontaneity and their comfort on stage invited the audience on stage with them for the ride. Don't you love live theatre? Don't you miss this energy of live theatre?
Beth, Jamie, Heather and Dave were so authentic and comfortable on stage together that they would respond to the audience without missing a beat. Trust and confidence and being in the moment that leads to perfect comic timing.
On the second Friday of the three week run at the Best Western the props manager had forgotten a plate of crackers out on the back stage table and they had dried up over the week. In one scene, Roger (Dave) would steal a cracker from the tray and the dry crumbling cracker got caught in his throat and he couldn't get the line out. He was choking and the audience laughed and eventually realized he was having real trouble. Max (Jamie) unscripted walks to the bar, pours a drink and says, "Would you like a drink Roger?" Dave as Dave, in a barley audible whisper…"Yes please," as Beth and Heather are behind the couch probably wondering if they should perform the Heimlich. More laughter. This interplay with the audience happened every night in every scene. And I had nothing to do with it. They sure made this director look good.
I am grabbing my earlobe at this moment as I say, "I'm so glad we had this time together, Heather, Dave, Beth and Jamie."
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The METAs Mandate
The Montreal English Theatre Awards — METAs — are a set of peer-juried awards established to:
recognize and celebrate outstanding artistic work in Montreal's English Theatre;
promote professional and emerging English theatre artists and companies in Montreal, and heighten their visibility, both regionally and beyond;
elevate the level of critical discourse about theatre in Montreal, amongst artists and with the community at large.
The METAs are managed by a volunteer committee (the METAC) of active professionals from various theatre disciplines, who oversee the running of the Awards and ensure the METAs integrity as a project "by the community and for the community".
The METAs were created in 2012, with support from the Quebec Drama Federation, its founding partner.
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Multilingual Search Engines: SEO and PPC in Different Countries
September 22, 2018 by polydigitalmarketing
When people hear buzzwords like SEO and PPC, they immediately think of Google. Although Google Search Engine is used by most of the multilingual internet users, there are territories that primarily using their own Search Engines, where Google has a very tiny market share.
These territories include, for example, Russian speaking countries, China, Korea, Japan, and the Czech Republic, amongst others. More and more countries are looking at the success of Yandex in Russia and Baidu in China, and are creating their own Search Engines. If You want to expand your business into different countries, you need to know which Search Engines those countries currently use and which ones may be in use in the near future.
PolyDigital does SEO and Pay per Click Advertising in the different international Search Engines presented below:
SEO and PPC World Wide
Google is the number one Search Engine worldwide. According to Wikipedia google has a 90.46% market share with about 500 million users a day and 4.5 billion users a month around the world, and who speak and search for information in more than 100 languages. Google provides different services including image, web and video search, plus display ads.
Bing is Microsoft's Search Engine. Bing has 3,13% of market share worldwide and about 33% market share in the USA. Bing is also very widely used in the UK and France. Being a Microsoft product, Bing is the default search engine for people who have just unboxed a new computer.
Yahoo is a Search Engine that competes more with Bing than with Google and has a market share of 2,21% worldwide and 11,4% in the USA.
AOL is an American Search Engine with 0,59% of market share worldwide. The AOL group provides advertising and services such as AOL Advertising, AOL mail, and AOL Platform.
Wolframalpha is Computational Knowledge Search Engine. This Search Engine is different from the rest and does financial calculations such as interest rates, loan amounts, a mortgage to be paid and other numerically-based assumptions.
PPC in Russian
Did you translate your website into Russian but still don't get any Russian queries? Maybe it is time to begin a Pay per Click Advertising campaign in Russia.
Yandex is the number one Russian Search Engine with 62% market share vs 36% Google market share and 2% Mail.ru market share. The Yandex.ru homepage is the 4th most popular website in Russia and 5th most popular search engine worldwide after Google, Baidu, Bing, and Yahoo! The number of Yandex users is approximately 55.2 million Russian speaking people. Yandex provides different services including web, image, video search, and display ads.
Russia has 65 million credit card holders who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your PPC Advertising Campaign in Russia today!
ADVERTISE IN RUSSIA
PPC in Chinese
Baidu is the premier Chinese Search Engine in a country with 772 million internet users. The Market share of Baidu in China is 73,84% vs other Chinese Search Engines such as Shenma with 15% market share, Haosou with 4,13%, Google with 1,69% market share and Bing with 1,05% market share. Advertise your business in China with PolyDigital Marketing and your business will rock.
China has more than 331 million credit card holders who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your PPC Advertising Campaign in China today!
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PPC in Japanese
Yahoo! Japan is a Search Engine in Japan with a market share of 22,68% after Google's 72%. Yahoo Japan's Search Engine algorithm is very similar to Google in that bids are set for each keyword and the amount can range from 1 to 50,000 JPY
Japan has more than 100 million credit card holders who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your PPC Advertising Campaign in Japan today!
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PPC in Korean
Naver is a number one Korean Search Engine with a market share of 75%. The Naver PPC ad service is called "Click Choice" In Korea and only allows exact match settings for chosen keywords. Since a broad match cannot be utilized, it is important to choose as many correct keywords and key phrases right in the beginning. Only Korean SEO specialists are able to do this correctly. Naver is a comprehensive search service which refers to optimized search results from various categories such as news, maps, images and offers a variety of related services as e-mail, mapping, e-commerce, social media, wireless payments, and online streaming.
Daum is the second biggest Korean Search Engine with an 18% market share. Daum PPC ad service is called "Clix" In Korea.
Nate is the third popular Korean Search Engine with a 4% market share.
Korea has more than 41 million internet users and 21 million credit card holders who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your SEO in Korean and PPC Advertising Campaign in Korea today!
ADVERTISE IN KOREA
PPC in India
Guruji is a new Indian Search Engine that is rapidly gaining popularity in India. Guruji has replicated the success of China's Baidu or Russia's Yandex in the local market. Very soon Guruji might overtake Baidu in terms of its number of users. With a population of 1,3 billion people and 500 million internet users, Guruji has huge potential for growth. If you are planning on selling your products and services to the Indian market, then the earlier you start your SEO and PPC ads on Guruji the higher you will rank in the future in the Search Engine and will be found more easily than other companies.
India has more than 500 million internet users and 846 million credit card holders who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your SEO in Hindi and PPC Advertising Campaign in India today!
ADVERTISE IN INDIA
PPC in France
Quant is a French Search Engine that respects users' privacy and has an aspect of data protection. Users cannot be tracked like on Google and personal data is not collected. Due to the privacy factor this Search Engine becoming very popular, very quickly.
The French search engine, recently integrated into a custom edition of Mozilla Firefox, protects the anonymity of 21 million people who use the search engine monthly. Qwant offers several ways to filter results to areas of interest: Web, News, Social, Images, Videos, Music (Beta)
Viola.fr is a French Search Engine with only a 1% market share. Google still has 96% of the French Market.
There are 119 000 000 French-speaking internet users and there are more than 80 million credit card holders in France who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your SEO in French and PPC Advertising Campaign today!
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PPC in the Czech Republic
Seznam.cz is a popular and fast-growing Search Engine in the Czech Republic with 16,81% market share and about 1,44 million number of users, after Google's 78.96% market share. If you are thinking about a long-term online presence in the Czech Republic then start SEO and PPC Ads in Czech on Seznam.cz now to rank high in the Future.
There are more than 9 000 000 Czech speaking internet users who are happy to buy your products and services online. Start your SEO and PPC Advertising Campaign in Czech today!
ADVERTISE IN CZECH
There are many smaller Search Engines in different countries that have their own specifics, different from Google. They include Conduit.com, popular in Spanish-speaking countries, T-online.de which is popular in Germany, Vinden.nl in the Netherlands, Onet.pl in Poland amongst others.
PolyDigital has a team of international marketers who can optimize your website for any Search Engine in the world as well as set up Pay per Click advertising campaigns on these Engines.
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CELEBS LIFE REEL > Bio > Cole Gonzales (colewherld)
Cole Gonzales (colewherld)
Cole Gonzales DP
Quick Facts about Cole Gonzales
Date of Birth April 2, 2001
Ethnicity Multi-racial
Height 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m)
Net worth $400,000 – $500,000 (More info Below)
TikTok has taken the world by storm, and Cole Gonzales has taken the TikTok world by storm. Cole is one of the viral and rising stars where his fame has skyrocketed to 4 million. Don't mistake Cole as just another TikTok star, Cole has been popping videos showcasing his creativity, humor, and personality. No wonder Cole is producing viral videos one after another.
In this article, we have gathered all the information there is to know about Cole Gonzales. We have covered Cole Gonzales's birthdate, family, education, romantic life, and net worth. So, stick to the end.
Cole Gonzales attractive
What is Cole Gonzales known for?
Cole Gonzales is a 20 years old American TikTok star. Cole rose into fame and limelight for his short funny videos, skits involving the chat room site Omegle which he uploads on his TikTok account, colewherld.
Moreover, Cole started out on TikTok just for fun and as a part of a trend, but, little did Cole know, that he would have more than 4 million people following Cole on TikTok alone. Not just that, Cole has extended his social reach on Instagram with more than 94,300 followers as of now.
Cole Gonzales was born on April 2, 2001, in the United States. Cole is of Multi-racial ethnicity. His dad's name is Mark and his moms are Bridget.
Ever since Cole was a kid, he was passionate about fitness. As it is clear through his pictures that he has a great physique and he works hard to maintain it. Also he loves to pose and click pictures. Cole Gonzales's boyhood was really great amidst a lot of care and love from his parents. They were continuously meeting everything Cole requires to pursue what he wants. In simple terms, Cole had undergone a childhood that has unquestionably played a pivotal role to achieve the progress Cole is getting momentarily.
He attended Mater Dei High School in California.
Cole Gonzales's GIRLFRIEND, AND RELATIONSHIP
Being such an attractive star, it must be very difficult for Cole to put his personal life aside from the limelight. He too has not shied away from revealing details about his personal life which is why his fans love him so much. Talking about his relationship, which is obviously a big talk of the town for the female fans of Cole, he is not single. He is dating another TikTok star Syd Seigle. They both are often seen posting pictures and clips of each other together. It looks like they are very happy together and want to take things slow. They do not hide their relationship in front of the media. Their love is open and known to all. It looks like from their posts and affection that they both have a long way together.
Cole Gonzales with his girlfriend
Cole Gonzales's HEIGHT, WEIGHT, AND BODY MEASUREMENTS
Cole Gonzales stands at a height of 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m). 73 Cole looks very attractive with beautiful Dark Brown eyes and Blonde hair. Also, he has an athletic and shredded body physique. However, the detailed statistics showing Cole's body measurements is not known.
What is Cole Gonzales's NET WORTH and EARNINGS?
TikTok Sponsorship: As Cole has more than 4 million followers on his TikTok account, advertisers pay a certain amount for the post they make.
Considering Cole's latest 15 posts, the average engagement rate of followers on each of his post is 4.61%. Thus, the average estimate of the amount he earns from sponsorship is between $2,560 – $3,840.
Instagram Sponsorship: As Cole also has 94,300 on his Instagram account, he would also make decent money from sponsorships. Considering Cole's latest 15 posts from Instagram, the average estimate of the amount he earns from sponsorship is between $367.5 – $612.5.
Net worth: Thus, evaluating all his income streams, explained above, over the years, and calculating it, Cole Gonzales's net worth is estimated to be around $400,000 – $500,000.
More Facts about Cole Gonzales
Cole Gonzales celebrates his birthday on April 2, 2001. Thus, Cole Gonzales is 20 years old as of May 2021.
Cole Gonzales zodiac sign is Aries.
He is a fitness enthusiast
He played soccer and baseball throughout his youth until his senior year of high school.
It is apparent that several bad information about figures like Cole Gonzales involving them spread here and there. Cole haters can make stories and attempt to take him down due to jealousy and envy. Yet, Cole has nevermore given much thought to it. Preferably Cole concentrates on positivity and love, Cole's fans and followers give. Cole has done excellent work to keep himself distant from controversies until this day.
Q: What is Cole Gonzales's birthdate?
A: Cole Gonzales was born on April 2, 2001.
Q: What is Cole Gonzales's age?
A: Cole Gonzales is 20 years old as of March 2021.
Q: What is Cole Gonzales's height?
A: Cole Gonzales's height is 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m).
Q: Who is Cole Gonzales's Girlfriend?
A: Cole Gonzales is In a relationship at the moment.
Q: What is Cole Gonzales's Net Worth?
A: Cole Gonzales's net worth is $400,000 – $500,000.
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REPORT | Uber Chief steps down during unrest
June 21, 2017 5:12 pm in National by Michelle Price
There are reports on Wednesday afternoon that Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick has stepped down.
The New York Times reports his decision was a reaction to a shareholder revolt against the ride-sharing company, worth upwards of $50 billion according to Wikipedia.
Kalanick had already announced he was taking leave, but after several major investors demanded he quit, he decided to exit.
The New York Times said the investors, who made their demand in a letter, include the venture capital firm Benchmark.
There have been calls for the company, which operates throughout Australia, to tone down its management style and to overhaul its workplace culture, which has seen it attract charges of harassment and discrimination.
Following his leave, Kalanick had put day-to-day leadership in the hands of several employees who had reported directly to him. With Kalanick's resignation, Uber is now missing a CEO, COO, CFO, CMO and a host of other critical high-level positions following months of seemingly endless executive departures according to Tech Crunch.
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GENRE: SLASHER, SUPERNATURAL
One common thing horror writers/directors will say when defending the poorly drawn characters in their films is "We want you to be able to identify with one of them". So if you're a jock, you'll identify with the jock, as long as they don't give him too many details. Because if he's the cornerback on the Vipers and has a busted knee and a steroid problem, and you're the 2nd string QB for the Gators and you're hooked on coke, then you lose that connective tissue, I guess. Anyway, it's rare I see a horror movie where I can identify with anyone on that level - Randy in Scream is probably the closest thing I've ever seen. So I was really excited for Midnight Movie, which concerns folks that will go to an independent theater to watch an old horror movie at midnight, much like I do on a weekly basis (speaking of which - tomorrow @ the Nuart: Ken Russell's The Devils!).
Unfortunately, identifying with the folks can only buy a movie so much goodwill (which isn't much - most of the characters don't even really want to be there, and the "film geek" is of course presented as a bumbling loser). You gotta deliver on the other levels, and that is where Midnight Movie blunders. For starters, the killer makes things hard for himself. He can go in and out of the movie at will, which not only severely undercuts the suspense, but makes his actions nonsensical at times. Why does he bother stalking anyone when he can just appear behind them and kill them?
Also, the movie within the movie is so obviously brand new film made to look old, so it's impossible to buy into it. Not to mention that the film is apparently making fun of Texas Chain Saw Massacre, hardly a worthy target for mockery. It's interesting, at the same time I was watching this movie, my buddy Ryan from Shocktillyoudrop was watching Last Action Hero, and we were texting about that film's problems, which kept it from being a classic. One was the fact that the "Jack Slater" movie, with its cartoon cats and farting mob men, was completely unbelievable as a legit action movie, which deflated a lot of the movie's point. Same thing here - the movie centers around the "power" of this particular obscure horror movie, but its as generic as they come, and incredibly amateur to boot.
Another issue - the killer is somehow able to project live footage onto the screen (he films himself killing the moviegoers). I can just assume that one of his supernatural powers allows him to instantaneously splice a 40 year old movie with live footage, but why is it all scratched and in black and white? Is that another power of his? But again, if he's so powerful, why does he need to pick the kids off one by one anyway? All of this stuff just kept me from ever really buying into the concept, which is a big problem for a "high concept" movie. Had it been a straight up "guy kills people in a movie theater", it would be a lot easier to digest.
Director Jack Messitt also has an unfortunate hardon for Wes Craven, which also kept distracting me away from his movie. The movie as a whole is a mix between the opening of Scream 2 and New Nightmare, the killer drags his foot a la Horace Pinker, and even the damn score sounds just like Charles Bernstein's Nightmare on Elm St theme. I'm never one to bemoan a Shocker reference (this may actually be the first I've seen), but when added in with the other stuff it's a bit of an overkill. At least he spreads the homage wealth a little bit - the killer bears more than a passing resemblance to Behind The Mask's Leslie Vernon (itself a deconstructural slasher movie).
One final gripe - the ending sucks. The killer is chasing our Final Girl and her little brother through the movie world, and suddenly the girl sees "The End" in front of her (?). So she throws the kid, and he lands back in the real world (wouldn't running while holding him take just as much strength/time?). Then in the real world, the cops are like "We'll get to the bottom of this!" and then the movie ends. Huh? It's even more annoying since the DVD promises an 82 minute running time and yet the movie is only 79.
It's not a totally negative experience though. The kills are good, as is the killer's weapon, this sort of corkscrew top-shaped thing, and he uses it in a variety of ways (including the best answer to a "You'll have to go through me first!" threat I've ever seen). And while the characters are as generic as can be expected, the acting for the most part is good - impressive considering the roster of no-names on a low budget indie. The one exception is Brea Grant (the cute "Speedster" from Heroes) as one of the theater employees, though strangely she is not listed in the opening credits or on the DVD box. You'd think they'd want to point out their one known actor.
The DVD is also packed with above average extras. There are a few featurettes on the makeup/effects, cast, and overall making of, and they are long enough to be informative while short enough to keep you from getting bored. Messsitt even presents the deleted scenes and outtakes as featurettes, though they are a bit misleading - the "deleted scenes" are actually a few snippets that we saw, albeit with the original actor (he was forced to drop out so the role was recast), and the outtakes section concerns one shot, where the characters are banging against a supposedly locked door. In the first the door opens, which is kind of funny, but then in the 2nd the glass door smashes and two people are hurt. Uh, "haha"? Messitt and the cast also provide a lively commentary, though he doesn't really address the story much.
It's not a terrible movie, but again, I hate when I see a great concept executed poorly. Maybe it was a money issue or whatever, but at the end of the day, the final film doesn't live up to the potential of its idea*. The supernatural stuff is never really explained, and it just feels like a throwaway excuse to mask any logic/plot holes. And since when does an indie theater like this have three employees at once? Christ, at the Bev, Julia sells you your ticket and then runs over to serve you popcorn.
*According to the opening credits, the original story was by Sean Hood, who co-wrote some of the absolute worst movies ever made (Crow 4, Halloween Resurrection, Cube 2 Hypercube). I wonder if the changes, credited to Messitt and Mark Garbett, were for better or worse. Anyone got the original draft?
Genres: Slasher, Supernatural
C. Puffer February 6, 2009 at 11:08 PM
I got nothing to say on this other than it looks terrible.
But The Devils - man, that's a fucked up movie. Great, but twisted and sinister and dark, dark, dark. Like Monty Python performing Dante. And Oliver Reed being the best 70s bad ass there was.
houseinrlyeh aka Denis February 7, 2009 at 1:02 AM
I'm in complete agreement about this one with you - I was just a bit more annoyed with it. I can't stand the smell of laziness ("we're making a horror film, so we don't have to think things through") I guess.
Math Zombie February 7, 2009 at 5:00 PM
This is unrelated to this film but relates to your love of Halloween. Thought you might enjoy this a little - http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1821685
Dear lord, this movie stunk up the place. Hadn't heard of it until I watched it, and once I watched it, I knew why. Dude, there's only so many ways you can kill someone with a drill bit.
Sean Hood February 16, 2009 at 7:07 AM
Hi I'm Sean Hood. Just for the record, the only contribution I made to "Midnight Movie" was the title.
As for having done rewrites and polishes some of the worst movies of all time (and yes, they are, I knew it even when I was hired to do the work), I suggest you read my blog article "Why YOU should write Stigmata 3."
http://genrehacks.blogspot.com/2008/02/why-you-should-write-stigmata-3.html
No hard feelings though - a reviewer has to call them like he sees them, and your vision is 20/20.
BC February 16, 2009 at 11:47 AM
Hey Sean, thanks for the link! It is a great read. Good luck on Stigmata 2 and Subterranean!


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Das Erzherzog Johann BORG Bad Aussee ist ein Bundesoberstufenrealgymnasium in der Stadtgemeinde Bad Aussee im Bezirk Liezen in der Steiermark.

Geschichte

Private Maturaschule
Die Schule wurde am 6. November 1952 vom ehemaligen SS-Offizier Wilhelm Höttl als private Maturaschule für Jugendliche mit Schulschwierigkeiten gegründet. Die Finanzierung dieser Privatschule – inoffiziell "Höttl-Schule" genannt – erfolgte aus illegalem Kriegsgeld. In den Jahren 1955 und 1956 eröffneten zwei Wohnhäuser für Internatsschüler. 1956 wurde die "Ausseer Privatmittelschule GesmbH" gegründet sowie die Villa Margit als Schulgebäude für sieben Klassen eröffnet. Am 6. Juni 1956 erhielt die Schule schließlich das Öffentlichkeitsrecht.

1960 bezog die private Mittelschule ein neu errichtetes Schulhaus im Bad Ausseer Ortsteil Obertressen-Praunfalk (hier war später die Otto-Körber-Hauptschule untergebracht, die heutige Neue Mittelschule Bad Aussee). Zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatte sie rund 400 Schüler, davon 320 Internatsschüler. Die Internatsschüler waren in neun verschiedenen Häusern untergebracht.

Die Schulgründung sorgte für viel Kritik: Die Schule ermögliche eine billige Matura für Kinder reicher Eltern und Schulleiter Höttl würde Nazi-Kameraden als Lehrer beschäftigen (André Heller bezeichnete die Schule als "Nazi-Reservat"). Die Behörden reagierten und entzogen der Schule 1961 das Öffentlichkeitsrecht. Daraufhin gingen die Schülerzahlen stark zurück. Im Jänner 1964 folgte schließlich die Insolvenz.

Oberstufen-Realgymnasium der Gemeinde
Nach dem Konkurs übernahm die Marktgemeinde Bad Aussee die Rolle des Schulträgers und führte den Betrieb weiter. Im darauf folgenden Jahr wurde der Schule wieder das Recht zur Abhaltung von Reifeprüfungen zuerkannt, und ab 28. September 1968 wurde mit dem Bau der Turnhalle in Obertressen begonnen. Im Jahr 1976 erhielt die Schule den Namen "Oberstufen-Realgymnasium Bad Aussee".

Oberstufen-Realgymnasium des Bundes
1978 wurde das ORG Bad Aussee von der Republik Österreich als Bundesschule übernommen und trägt seither die Bezeichnung "Bundes-Oberstufen-Realgymnasium" (BORG). Seit dem Schuljahr 1984/85 hat die Schule ihren Sitz im damals neu errichteten Bad Ausseer Bundesschulzentrum. Am 11. September 1998 wurde die Institution nach Erzherzog Johann umbenannt und heißt seither "Erzherzog-Johann-BORG Bad Aussee". Das BORG Bad Aussee gliedert sich in einen naturwissenschaftlichen Zweig, einen bildnerischen Zweig und in einen Zweig mit dem Schwerpunkt Musik.

Bekannte Schülerinnen und Schüler
 Jochen Rindt (1942–1970), Automobilrennfahrer
 Niki Lauda (1949–2019), Automobilrennfahrer, Unternehmer und Pilot
 Helmut Marko  (* 1943), Jurist, Hotelier sowie ehemaliger AutomobilrennfahrerJurist, Hotelier sowie ehemaliger Automobilrennfahrer
 Harald Ertl (1948–1982), Automobilrennfahrer
 André Heller (* 1947), Multimediakünstler, Aktionskünstler, Kulturmanager, Autor, Lyriker, Chansonnier und Schauspieler
 Thomas Prinzhorn (* 1943), Industrieller und Politiker
 Peter Schachner-Blazizek (* 1942), Kommunalmanager, Finanzwissenschaftler und Politiker
 Hans Pusch (* 1943), Medienexperte und Politikberater

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz des BORG Bad Aussee

Einzelnachweise

Oberstufenrealgymnasium in Österreich
Gymnasium in der Steiermark
Gegründet 1952
Bad Aussee

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The long hot Indian summer has finally given way to the chill of autumn and winter. I love this time of year. I actually love all the seasons but autumn into winter is my favourite, trees shedding their leaves kinda makes me feel like there's change a foot, with Halloween, bonfires, Christmas, blankets, woolly tights and fairy lights to look forward to I think it kind of gives me hope, like each season change is a mini new start. I'm sitting here thinking about this, keeping the chill off my legs with a big soft blanket, the autumn sun is streaming through the windows of my little bungalow, my dog laying at my feet looking up at me, my husband is watching the telly and my son is laying next to me in his cushion, grinning at me.
My son has just turned six months old, it's really exciting that this milestone coincides with the change in season. I'm super excited that we've made it through the first six months and can't wait to watch him grow through the winter months.
Behind me is a high chair still full of half eaten baby food, wet wipes and a pumpkin covered bib that I really should clean up, but I'm enjoying a moment of peace so I decide to leave it for a bit longer, my small house is rapidly filling up with baby crap, the last thing I googled was how to fold up a jumperoo – not easily it turns out.
I get up at 5am these days, and I'm used to surviving on only a few hours sleep, I can't really remember what it feels like not to be tired, sleep deprivation is definitely linked, for me, to mental illness, but somehow I'm managing. Self care is definitely harder now but I'm still finding small ways to take care of myself.
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