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Life in a Northern Virginia suburb of Washington, D.C. B.M.A.T.C., and Etruscan typewriter erasers. Blogged by David Gorsline.
A little milestone has passed that I hadn't noticed at first. The posting counter for this blog, which started in February 2003 at 1, clicked over into the four-digit range a few days ago.
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8:21:34 PM
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Finding myself recently in need of Unicode codes for Anglo-Saxon letters and Japanese transliterations with macrons, the tables at FileFormat.Info have been most helpful.
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8:14:02 PM
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Pedro Almodóvar's latest, La Mala Educación (Bad Education), evokes the most stylish film noir of the 1940s and -50s, with a creepy Double Indemnity-inflected murder and a Vertigo-influenced plot twist.
More deeply personal for Almodóvar in its roots, it is paradoxically one of his most emotionally chilly films.
The characteristic multiple layers of narrative, in this case a movie-within-a-movie structure, are there to please fans of his style. And
Gael García Bernal as the shape-shifting Angel is—what's the word I want?—dreamy.
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7:59:22 PM
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