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Street cricket is a stripped down version of the international sport of cricket, popular across the Indian subcontinent and in other cricket playind nations. In the countryside, dried lakes and river beds are often used as playgrounds for cricket. People typically play street cricket in narrow bylanes, streets, and ghettos. The size of the road or traffic does not hinder the progress of a game; children often wait for the traffic to clear before playing consecutive deliveries...
NYC Tax Dollars at Work...
New York City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy gave $5000 of taxpayers money to a mentally ill Crown Heights man in return for him "teaching' etymology classes at her office on saturday afternoons. and Bloomberg says it's the police, fire and teacher pensions that's bankrupting the city...
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Israel: The crime
short history of how zionism created israel.
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Bonanza - Rose (W3)
Das span. "bonanza" ist eigentlich das "ruhige Meer". Es fand 1844 seinen Weg in die englische Sprache und geht zurück auf das lat. "bonacia", das eine Verballhornung des lat. "malacia", griech. "malakia" = "softness" darstellt, und griech. "malakos" = "soft" beinhaltet.
Möglicherweise spielte bei der Umformung eine Rolle, dass lat. "bon" = "gut" und lat. "malum" = "Übel" bedeutete.
Heute heisst engl. "bonanza" "reiche Erzader", engl. "a large lucky win" = "Goldgrube", "Goldgrube", "Glücksquelle", "Glückssträhne", "Wohlstand", "Fundgrube", "reiche Erzader" (bes. Edelmetalle), "sehr einträglich", "erfolgreich", "wohlhabend" oder allgemein "Reichtum" oder "grosse Menge". Als Adjektiv kann es "lukrativ" bedeuten.
In der Serie "Bonanza", die seit 1959 in den USA ausgestrahlt wurde, besteht eine Männerfamilie Abenteuer mit Revolverhelden und Indianern:
Lorne Greene als Ben(jamin) Cartwright
Pernell Roberts als Adam Cartwright
Dan Blocker als Eric "Hoss" Cartwright
Michael Landon als Joseph "Little Joe" Cartwright
Victor Sen Yung als Hop Sing
The Great Bonanza. Important discovery of silver in Nevada.
Der Film behandelt die Geschichte eines amerikanischen Plattenlabels für Blues, Rock-'n'-Roll und R&B. Eigentlich heißt das Label ja "Chess Records". Das einst berühmte Plattenlabel wurde im Jahr 1947/1950 in Chicago von den Brüdern Leonard und Phil "Chess" gegründet.
Phil Chess jonnte es sich jedoch bald leisten, jedem Musiker, der bei ihm unter Vertrag stand und der es in die Charts schaffte, einen Cadillac zu schenken. Und so erhielt der Film, der einem der Begründer und der Musik ein kleines filmisches Denkmal setzt, als "Cadillac Records" bezeichnet.
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And "Cadillacs". Handsome, strong, adventurous Jack Tenrec, adept in the ancient art of automobile mechanics, was the hero. Technology had generally been set back by the upheaval, but bits and pieces of it survived here and there, including the fleet in Jack's large garage, which leaned heavily toward Jack's own favorite model - those big ol' mid-20th century "Cadillacs", which he acquired and restored with alacrity. Oil wasn't being refined anymore, but he was able to modify them to run on dinosaur guano. "You get used to the smell," he observed, which can also be said of gasoline.
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Der engl. "Coach" und das davon abgeleitete "Coaching" haben eine interessante Entwicklung durchgemacht. Das engl. "Coach" entspricht eigentlich der dt. "Kutsche". Diese wanderte vom frz. "coche" abgeleitet nach England. Um 1830 machten englische Studenten daraus ein Slang-Wort das darauf anspielte, dass die Kutsche ein Fortbewegungsmittel war. Und wie diese waren auch die studentischen Tutoren dazu da, die Studenten voranzubringen und durchs Examen zu schieben. Also wurden sie von den Studenten "coach" genannt.
Und vom Campus wurde der "Coach" auch zum Sport übernommen. Dort erscheint der "Coach" seit den 1860er Jahren.
Ken Carter kommt in seinen Heimatort zurück, um an seiner früheren Schule als Basketballtrainer zu arbeiten. Er findet katastrophale Zustände vor - ein Team von aggressiven Verlierertypen, die eher im Knast landen als den Schulabschluss zu schaffen.
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Der "Computerfuzzi" ist eine spezielle Variante des "Fuzzi", der als Kauz (gespielt von dem Schauspieler Al St. John) in einer amerikanischen Westernserie auftrat.
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This is not a complete collection of all film-making terms, because so many of them are too obscure or technical to be included. However, this listing should provide enough background for a majority of the important terms, and prompt the reader to research them further. When discussing film and the creative craft of film-making, many of these terms are used to describe the complicated and expensive process or task of making movies - from conception to finished product. The multiple areas of film-making included within this fairly comprehensive glossary are:
the key film theories, movements, and genres
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various slang, lingo or buzzwords
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Ein "komischer Typ" wird umgangssprachlich auch als "Fuzzi" bezeichnet. Diese Bezeichnung geht auf eine Gestalt (gespielt von dem Schauspieler Al St. John) einer amerikanischen Westernserie zurück. Der Name wurde vermutlich gebildet zu engl. "fuzzy" = dt. "flaumig", "faserig", "fusselig", "struppig".
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Man denke hierbei auch an den "Fozzie-Bär" aus der "Muppets-Show" des vor wenigen Jahren verstorbenen Jim Henson.
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| fuzz | fuzz around | fuzz burger | fuzz face | fuzz sandwich | fuzzburger | fuzzies | fuzzy cup | fuzzy fun | fuzzy-bunny | fuzzy-muzzy |
Hollywood gives us stars and fashion - and "Holly Words".
A look at some new catch phrases the entertainment world has given us this year:
The Top 10 candidates:
1. Wardrobe malfunction (Super Bowl) _ From the Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake incident.
2. Bootylicious (Grammys) _ A woman who has an abundance of adipose tissue in the gluteus maximus.
3. Extreme makeover _ From various makeover shows, particularly the one of that name.
4. Gigli _ New word for "really bad."
5. Give it up! ("American Idol") _ Replaces the square "please applaud for ..."
6. Governator _ The honorable governor of "CAH-lee-FOR-nee-ah."
7. Parley ("Pirates of the Caribbean") _ From pirates' code of the brethren, where one cannot be harmed until one has an audience with the captain.
8. Snap ("Freaky Friday") _ As in "Oh snap!," meaning "very cool."
9. Smiths ("The Matrix" sequels) _ To lack individuality, like the multi-duplicated Agent Smith.
10. Understated ("Lost in Translation") _ The new synonym for "loser."
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King Kong (W3)
"King Kong" soll als chinesischer Name benutzt worden sein. Um 1920 gab es einen bekanntes Lied über "courting frogs" (= "liebende Frösche" (?)).
Die Schriftsteller "Merian C. Cooper" und "Edgar Wallace" könnten "King Kong" von da entführt haben.
Obwohl es viele Seiten gibt, die auch den Werdegang des "King Kong" beschreiben, gibt es dennoch keine wirklich aufschlussreiche Information zur Namensgebung.
Kritiker feiern die US-Schauspielerin Jennifer Beals für ihre Rolle in der neuen ProSieben-Serie "The L Word - Wenn Frauen Frauen lieben" überschwenglich: "Ähnlich spritzig, durchgestylt und hemmungslos wie "Sex and the City" sorgte die TV-Serie um eine lesbische Community bereits für Top-Quoten in den USA, nicht zuletzt dank Hauptdarstellerin Jennifer Beals."
Palace Classic Films
These pages are maintained for traditional fans of Hollywood’s Golden era, and the great Classic Films. The Palace has been in existence since 1995, and is one of the most frequented places of its kind on the Web.
Chaplin
The Pawnshop is one of the four outstanding shorts Chaplin was to make for the Mutual Company. This one is famous for its celebrated scene where the Tramp demolishes a clock he is supposed to expertly inspecting and repairing.
Rico's End
Edward G. Robinson never got the Oscar he so richly deserved, noting especially his chilling performance as Wolf Larsen in The Sea Wolf, a pity! He must be regarded as one America’s finest film actors.
Ball of Fire
Enduring, thoroughly professional star who, despite her share of wicked or malignant characters, Barbara Stanwyck remained one of America’s most-loved screen personalities.
Midnight Ramble
It considers everything from the low budget, independent Race movies of Oscar Micheaux to major studio productions. It’s a tribute to a very misunderstood, and mysterious film genre that lasted for over forty years.
The Great B Films
The B movie was a direct response by Hollywood to the falling cinema audiences of the early Depression years.
Screwball Comedy
There’s a pitch in baseball called a screwball, which was perfected by a pitcher named Carl Hubbell back in the 1930s. It’s a pitch with a particular spin that sort of flutters and drops, goes in different directions, and behaves in very unexpected ways, Screwball comedy was unconventional, went in different directions, and behaved in unexpected ways.
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AKA: Oscars, Academy Awards, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards
The term "Oscar" was coined by an anonymous person who remarked that the statue looked like their Uncle Oscar.
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Officially named the Academy Award of Merit, the statuette is better known by a nickname, Oscar, the origins of which aren't clear. A popular story has been that an Academy librarian and eventual executive director, Margaret Herrick, thought it resembled her Uncle Oscar and said so; and that the Academy staff began referring to it as Oscar.
In any case, by the sixth Awards Presentation in 1934, Hollywood columnist Sidney Skolsky used the name in his column in reference to Katharine Hepburn's first Best Actress win. The Academy itself didn't use the nickname officially until 1939.
Woher der Oscar seinen Namen hat, der etwa Mitte der 30er Jahre aufkam, ist nicht eindeutig geklärt. Mehrere Personen beanspruchten das Recht für sich, auf jeden Fall soll er an eine Person namens Oscar erinnert haben (Margeret Herricks Onkel, Bette Davis erster Ehemann usw.) Die Statuette stellt einen schwerthaltenden Ritter dar, der auf einer Filmrolle steht. Die Speichen der Filmrolle symbolisieren dabei die fünf Bereiche der Academy: Schauspieler, Regisseure, Produzenten, Autoren und Techniker.
There are several stories about the nickname's origin, and nobody is completely sure of the truth. The Academy supports this version: In the early '30s, an Academy librarian named Margaret Herrick remarked that the statue looked like her Uncle Oscar. The name stuck, and the Academy staff began referring to the statue as "Oscar." In 1934, Sidney Skolsky mentioned the nickname in a column on Katharine Hepburn's first Best Actress win. The name caught on, and the Academy officially adopted it in 1939.
According to the Academy, the Oscar statuette depicts a crusader knight, grasping a sword. The knight stands on a film reel, with five spokes that represent the five original branches of the Academy: Directors, Actors, Writers, Producers and Technicians.
In der Serie "Bonanza" leben fünf Männer auf einer Ranch namens "Ponderosa" in Nevada. Um die Ranch wachsen Kiefern (die mir allerdings nie aufgefallen sind). Diese Kiefern tragen den Namen bot. "Pinus Ponderosa" - et voila: danach wurde die Filmranch benannt.
Das Wort "Ponderosa" basiert auf lat. "pondersus" = "schwer, engl. "heavy" (vgl. engl. "ponderous" = "schwer", "massig", "gewichtig" und dt. "Pfund"). Damit bedeutet "Pinus Ponderosa" wörtlich "schwere Pinie/Kiefer".
View over 2,000 films from the Prelinger Archives!
"Prelinger Archives" was founded in 1983 by "Rick Prelinger" in New York City. Over the next twenty years, it grew into a collection of over 60,000 "ephemeral" (advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur) films. In 2002, the film collection was acquired by the Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. "Prelinger Archives" remains in existence, holding approximately 4,000 titles on videotape and a smaller collection of film materials acquired subsequent to the Library of Congress transaction. Its goal remains to collect, preserve, and facilitate access to films of historic significance that haven't been collected elsewhere. Included are films produced by and for many hundreds of important US corporations, nonprofit organizations, trade associations, community and interest groups, and educational institutions. Getty Images represents the collection for stock footage sale, and over 2,000 key titles (soon to be 2,500) are available here. As a whole, the collection currently contains over 10% of the total production of ephemeral films between 1927 and 1987, and it may be the most complete and varied collection in existence of films from these poorly preserved genres.
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"Schlafzeit" - so nannte man es früher respektlos, wenn in der Schule verdunkelt wurde und ein langweiliger Film über das Liebesleben der Breitmaulfrösche lief. Doch im Rückblick ist so mancher Lehr-, Industrie- und selbst Werbefilm historisch interessant.
The show business trade paper Variety turns 100 this year, and it continues to vex and amuse its readers with a language all its own. Reporter Gloria Hillard explains from H'w'd.