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Paris, je t'aime
From the IMDB description, sounds like "Love, Actually" meets "Momento"? Intriguing... - C H- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
Indeed... and this is only a few of the buildings; the majority of that area of the entire campus is the same Gothic style, including the old parts of the hospital. Thanks- but Come on, that's a sure jinx! I'll be happy to wear Anything if I get in. Tomasso: Great Pics, love the ivy, thanks...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #12
- Forum: The Golden Era
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
The Crypt, with former university presidents & chapel deans and their wives: Back up Wish I had an MP3 to post; you don't really "hear" the low notes, they just feel like earth tremors - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #9
- Forum: The Golden Era
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
Gothic- pics from the inside Haversack: Fascinating. From Wikipedia: "The movement had significant influence throughout the United Kingdom as well as in Europe and North America, and perhaps more Gothic architecture was built in nineteenth and twentieth centuries than had originally ever been...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #8
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Best-restored classic films on DVD: a list
What other DVD releases can you add to this list, that have an equal level of hi-def restoration?: - The Maltese Falcon (1941, WB 3-disc edition) - Metropolis (1927, Kino edition ONLY) --> haven't seen this but a local friend said it qualifies - The Third Man (1949, Criterion, 2-disc...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Paris
Most things I really like, that's not from America, always seems to turn out being from Paris, or France: architecture, art, music... And, likewise, any time I find a re-issue of a rare American jazz CD no longer available in the states, seems it's a French import. Can't wait to get there...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #19
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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And now for something completely different
Oh, I have NO intention of joining in! The idea of random purposeless shoving / fighting does nothing for me at all. Just going there mainly cause my friends I'm catching up with *so* want me to go with them at least once. We all plan on hanging out to the sidelines. 'Course, judging from...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #6
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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And now for something completely different
When's the last time you've done something completely different or outside your normal realm of taste, just to find out if you love it or hate it? Or, just because you feel in need of a mind-cleansing experience? I've recently run into friends I knew from elementary school days in the NC...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
Side courtyard: Wanted to get some pics inside the chapel but it was in use. Some pics from the chapel website: The front lobby: Inside: From the front: performed there while in the NC Boys Choir. Downstairs- the crypt: Anyone else have examples from your area? I'm...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #3
- Forum: The Golden Era
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
The chapel, outside:- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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30s Gothic revival architecture (& good news)
Had an interview this past week with a counselor in admissions board for my first-choice grad school; very encouraging! Knock on wood. When I'm in a good mood, I take pictures. For fans of Gothic architecture: Construction on the Duke University Chapel in Durham, NC (the school's national...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Ancestry.com puts war records online
Thanks, that answers the question of what I'm doing tonight...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #4
- Forum: WWII
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How many 78s do you have? (w/ image gallery)
Nice work for $8! Don't think you can have a 78 collection representative of pop tastes in America in that era w/o Sentimental Journey & White Christmas. Frenesi is a fave, since it's one of the first I heard in elementary school when just discovering swing. And Jo Stafford: As I said in...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #29
- Forum: Radio
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What Are You Reading
Been trying lots of new things recently; coworkers suggested I'd enjoy reading more classic mystery. Found this page off Wikipedia's "Mystery Fiction" page to be a most promising guide: mainly because it identifies schools of different styles of mystery, for a broad sampling of every kind...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #869
- Forum: The Reading Room
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Favorites
Mine: "Recreational activity you're not an expertat currently, but harbor secret plans to be": social dancing Matches: Not as many as I'd have expected... Maj.Nick Danger: Green,...I like the color green, in all it's incarnations.:D Novella: Favorite pie: Apple Chickpea: Favorite...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #62
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Which would you steal? CAR SHOW pics, 1930s-50s
Didn't even make it to shooting many 1950s cars this time. More 70s cars; some actually look real good in showroom condition. Kept making me think of blacksploitation movies & Curtis Mayfield. Wakka-chikka...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #6
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Which would you steal? CAR SHOW pics, 1930s-50s
My new laptop background: REAL "gangster"- still has Rico's hit-list on the passenger seat. "Rocket 88", inspiration for the first rock record:- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #4
- Forum: The Golden Era
