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Another famous soundtrack he composed was, "King Kong" (2005).
And he did a bang-up job on that one. While I still prefer the 1933 original, the 2005 is a fantastic movie in its own right. Certainly humanizes Kong nicely and has some pretty good acting. Better than most monster movies anyhow.
Swedish guitarist and singer Tommy Johansson is very good at both. He spent a few years in the band Sabaton but is back doing his own projects now and a new track for his band Majestica dropped today. He also does weekly covers on his YouTube channel, though I understand that he is taking a break in August.
Glad it's your election and not mine. Our boy is having his problems but anything happening up here pales by comparison with your shitshow. Have fun.
Sorry I wasn't in to prep this morning. Will do better tomorrow. Hopefully.
Question: How long should chapters be? I mean, I am working on this new fantasy story that is going to be long so I am looking at doing it in chapters. It's the first time I have started out with that as the intent so I am not sure how to approach it. First chapter is c. 3200 words. Second and third are in flux for plot reasons right now but are clocking in a bit shorter, 2000-3000 words.
I am sure the correct answer is going to be something vague like "as long as they need to be" but thought I would try.
I sometimes have one in mind as the "look" for a character so I guess yes. Don't cast my stories much these days, though, partly because I don't watch many movies and TVs so I am not that familiar with a lot of current stars beyond their names.
WYE cast yourself as the protagonist in one of your stories?
Good morning!! Threatening sky on the way to the office this morning but nothing substantial yet. Chance of shower with a risk of thunderstorms throughout the day, though.
Coffee is a Jamaican Blue Mountain medium roast.
Teas are English Breakfast and Lemon.
Iced tea and lemonade are ready in the fridge along with an assortment of sodas.
Have a good one!!
Actually watched a good piece on the Ben G Thomas channel I mentioned above, looking at the current state of knowledge about the infamous otodus megalodon shark. Bottom line is that, absent finding a more complete fossil, much remains up in the air about it. For instance, we know it was the biggest predatory fish, and one of the biggest predators, of all time but exactly how big remains up for debate, with estimates ranging from 14-15m in some studies to 20m or more in others..
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I tried to watch some of Shark Week's programming, but I think they've covered it all in past years, and some shows are just silly.
The science YouTuber Ben G Thomas counterprograms his own "Shark Week" which is wall-to-wall actual science about sharks and his stuff is often quite interesting. This year he finished with a half hour video on deep sea sharks and their adaptations to life in the deepest parts of the ocean. Ben's a UK university student in paleontology whose mother is an ecologist. His channel started while he was still a teen and now features three hosts (him, his buddy Doug, and a young woman named Emily who joined them more recently). He also helped his mother start her channel.
We are under a heat warning, too. Just had a very, very heavy storm roll through. Now has calmed a bit still pouring rain and there's some lightning and thunder about.
Good morning and welcome to Inspirations!!
For inspiration today, we've got Deathwish Dark Roast coffee, Earl Grey and Darjeeling teas. In the fridge, for those seeking to beat the hit, there's pitchers of iced tea and lemonade and a nice assortment of sodas.
Given the weather, stay cool and stay dry as appropriate!
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white peaches
Ontario peaches are still a couple weeks out (usually come in around the Civic Holiday or shortly after). Love peaches but prefer them fresh so always happy when the domestic crop shows up.
Dancing around a couple stories.
One is the sequel to Night of the Wind that I've talked about. It's up to 3 chapters totalling maybe 4000-5000 words with lots still to go.
The other is a new story that I'm not quite sure where it is headed. A rock star basically quits her band temporarily to refresh and re-energize, moving back into her childhood home (which she now owns) and reconnecting with old friends. Might end up a romance or more of a straight slice-of-life drama or dramedy with a romance angle. Could be for here, or could be for somewhere else. The idea of a star or celebrity trying to break with fame and be normal again is a theme I've been mulling for a while.