Originally, I was going to do my "normal list" for Aug/Sept and for Oct/Nov and so on and so forth but before I knew it August had come and gone and then came September and it past by too and now it is October so, I am scrapping that idea. As you can probably tell by the title, my new idea is now upcoming movies for the whole Fall/Winter (this entails Aug 08-March 09). Sorry about that.

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Purple = "MUST See" in theaters. 

Black = looks entertaining.

 Red = updated information.

August *

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Pineapple Express

Tropic Thunder

September *

Bangkok Dangerous

Burn After Reading

The Women (I saw this one, it was pretty good. It was a bit like a more grown up version of sex and the city... like if they were to do a sequel 10 or so years down the line. I thought it was worth 3 1/2 stars.)

Igor

My Best Friend's Girl

Eagle Eye  (I did manage to get to the theater to see this, it was pretty good. It was a bit like I, Robot and a bit like Enemy of the State but I will give it 4 stars because of the angle/spin it put on the concept/idea.)

October

Body of Lies - Oct 10th

Max Payne - Oct 17th

November

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - Nov 7th

Quantum of Solace - Nov 14th

Bolt - Nov 21st

Twilight - Nov 21st

Transporter 3 - Nov 26th

Four Christmases - Nov 26th

December

Punisher: War Zone - Dec 5th

The Day the Earth Stood Still - Dec 12th

The Tale of Despereaux - Dec 19th

Bedtime Stories - Dec 25th

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Dec 25th

Marley & Me - Dec 25th

The Spirit - Dec 25th

Valkyrie - Dec 26th

January 

Notorious - Jan 16th

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans - Jan 23rd

Chilled in Miami - Jan 30th

Feburary

He's Just Not That Into You - Feb 6th

Push - Feb 6th 

Obsessed - Feb 7th

March

Race to Witch Mountain - March 13th

* These months have already past .. just in case you did not know/remember this (most of these movies you will still be able find in the theaters).

• Area 88 (TV): Complete Collection (Re-release) - 300 minutes - $39.98 - 12/30/2008
• My Beautiful Girl Mari / A Tree of Palme: Double Pack - 180 minutes - $26.99 - 12/9/2008
• Nadia, Secret of the Blue Water: Complete Collection 2 (Re-release) - 565 minutes - $49.98 - 12/16/2008
• Nanaka 6/17: Complete Collection - 325 minutes - $39.98 - 12/23/2008
• Neo Ranga: Complete Collection (Re-release) - 600 minutes - $49.98 - 12/2/2008
• Nurse Witch Komugi: Complete Collection - 120 minutes - $34.98 - 12/30/2008
• Ushio & Tora: Complete Collection (Re-release) - 275 minutes - $29.98 - 12/23/2008
• Wedding Peach: Season 1 Collection (Re-release) - 675 minutes - $39.98 - 12/9/2008

I might go for the Area 88 thinpak if I haven't already bought the artbox and singles by then. I've also been wondering about Nadia. That might be worth Netflixing first. I've heard little to nothing about the quality of Neo Ranga, but I'd be willing to give it a shot.

If we could only get ADV to release an Aura Battler Dunbine thinpak and a complete Mazinkaiser set similar to their recent re-release of Devil Hunter Yohko, it'd make me one happy otaku.

That's all!!!!

See Ya,

Snash1338

Here is the new outfit

And finally the new pin if you go to the ski village then the sport shop it is on the pink surboard.

Also: G sent a card that there is a new mission. It says:YOU ARE BEING CALLED IN FOR A SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT PLEASE REPORT TO HQ AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

So the boyfriend is insisting that the pieces of pig I saw in Karstadt yesterday were not penises but in fact tails. Yeah, whatever. I mean, he could be right. Schwanz does officially mean tail after all, but it is a slang word for penis (the German equivalent of cock I suppose) and I know what I saw! It was the shape that made me look at them in the first place and they were certainly not like any tail I've ever seen. Anyway, aren't pigs tails curly? These things were far from curly. Yup, they were definitely penises... or possibly penii. Anyone know what the plural of penis actually is?

Anyway, none of that was what I actually wanted to write about.
What I really wanted to do was write my to do list. You see I have sooo much that needs sorting this weekend and left to my own devices I know I'll spend half of it in bed (I'm ill remember) and the other half reading blogs. So I thought if I publish it on the internet for the entire world to see I might actually shame myself into getting everything done. Well, maybe not everything. Most things.... or at least some of it. So here for your viewing pleasure, is my to do list. (Oh the endless excitement that is my life).

♦ Laundry - is there ever a time that I don't need to do laundry? It seems to be the never ending chore. I've actually managed to get two washing appointments tonight - the first of which is in half an hour. Woo, soon I'll be able to cross off the first item on my list.

♦ Take out the rubbish - my bin is so full it's practically overflowing! Ooh, and that reminds me, I really need to buy binliners as well. I've been using Aldi carrier bags as replacements for the last three months!

♦ Sort out my desk - it seriously looks like a bomb's hit it. God only knows what's buried under all the random pieces of paper, birthday cards (Yes I am aware my birthday was nearly 2 months ago...) and randomly coloured ball point pens. Maybe I'll find treasure under there... or at least a couple of euros to go towards next weeks shopping.

♦ Send some emails - I am a terrible, evil awful friend. I spend 99% of my evenings on the internet but fail to send a single email, ever. It's so much easier to just write comments on people's Facebook walls then spend the rest of my time reading, writing and just generally being obsessed by the blogosphere. I do have a couple of friends who aren't on Facebook though and I really, really need to get in touch with thembefore they realise how long it's been since I last sent an email.

♦ Buy a birthday present - my friend is 25 on Monday. I have no idea what to get her! I mean, I say she's my friend but really I don't know her that well. I do just happen to be one of the few people she knows in Germany though. And she bought me a present once. Anyone have any good gift ideas?

♦ Do my assignment for Text Linguistics - it's actually supposed to be due today, but nobody else has done it. And anyway, he only said around 10th October. And I'm not well. I really should do it though - it doesn't seem right to fall behind in the very first week!

♦ Check out the prices of flights to England in December - for once we're going to try and book them before they get stupidly expensive. I'm probably the only peron in the world who's had to pay 160 euros for a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Newcastle...

OK, that'll do. If I give myself too many tasks I'll only get overwhelmed and end up too stressed to get anything done... well, that's my excuse anyway ;-)
Now if anyone out there is actually still awake feel free to go and reward yourself with a piece of cake and some caffeine.

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Under the new adjustment, Zhang Yong, was promoted to CFO from the COO, Wu Yong-ming, Ali from his mother ads Taobao transferred to the president general manager, Zhang Yu, vice president of C2C from the Taobao consumer transferred to the general manager, Yu, a senior policy from the Was promoted to director of platform business general manager. In addition, there are still some of the executives on leave as a result, it will not appear on the same day of the conference. In December last year, Alibaba Group to conduct a new round of the organizational structure adjustment, Taobao outgoing president of Sun Tongyu, the president paid Bao-Xi Lu to take over his job. Zhang Yong had a grand network as CFO, after Taobao as vice president and CFO.

Subsequently, the official Alibaba has not released further details of the organizational structure of the adjustment details. Nearly a year, on Taobao's mostly limited to product information business. On July 5 this year, Alibaba Group Jack Ma, chairman of the board has announced that the Alibaba Group and the investors over the next 5 years to Taobao an additional 2.0 billion investment, and look forward to Taobao will create the world's largest e-commerce companies. Taobao will announce earnings and profitability model, and will disclose details of the next five years, as well as strategic planning strategy for the public good.

1.Talk to G

2. Then take the 3 transmitters,yellow duck, and the blue print that is on the wall.

3. Go to the ski lodge and grab all the find four pieces they are on the steps, under the big phone thingy on the stool,and on the ledge next to the window

4. Then go upstairs and grab all the find four pieces and the string. The find four pieces are on the box,on the other box with a grey box on top of that box,on a table with a old music player,on a table with a typewriter, and in a little corner. the string is next to the yellow,green, and blue rug.

5. Then go downstairs and give the penguins the find four pieces.

6. Now go to the forest and grab the little sticks

7. Then combine the sticks with the blueprint then the string with the blueprint/stick kite 

8. Now go to the mountain and also attach the transmitter to the kite. After that drag the kite onto the big pole

9.Go to the Plaza and click the penguins. Then the blue puffle will blow a bubble and it will pop on them. they will ask for help just click the piece thats stuck to the middle of them. They will give you gum.

10. Attach the gum onto the yellow duck

11. Now go to the Dock

12. Talk to the guy and he wants help with his boat. Just pull the brown handle out as far as it lets you go and he will let you use the pump

13. Use the pump with the duck and pump it. It will eventually blow all the way up.

14.  Attach the transmitter to the duck and go to the Ice Burg

15. Now put the duck into the water

16.Go to the mine shack and talk to the guy

17. Click the wood on the side of the building to start a little mini game

18. To beat it move the wood pieces so that the left side of the pipe is going down

19. Now click the cart and you will go into another mini game

20. To beat this one just weld over the cracks

21. Put a transmitter into the cart then click the cart and it will go down the track.

22. Answer your phone and go to the HQ

23. Talk to G then take the binoculars

24. Go to the ski lodge again then click the door that says " gone fishing"

25. Go to the right till you see a big frozen pond.

26. Click the binoculars and click the other side of the pond

27. Watch Herbert and Klutzy

28. Talk to G

29. Go to the other side of the pond (where herbert and klutzy were)and pick up the spy phone

30. Now attach it to the binoculars

31. Finally put that on the second grayish-green tree on the left ( it has no trees touching it)

32. Now go to the HQ

33. Talk to G

34. Watch the secret video

35. get your rewards!!!!

Here is a picture of them

And if you didn't do the part where you get the find four pieces and give it the the penguins I think you don't get the chocolates.

See Ya,

Snash1338

Comment your answers. Here they are:

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Ok comment what you think the answers are.

Another thing is what was your favorite room? Mine was the dance club.

So everyone comment on what you think the answers are and what your favorite room was (here is mine).

Also there is the new mission out called "Operation Hide and Seek".I will get the instructions in a little bit so check back soon (I like to figure missions out myself).

See Ya,

Snash1338

Lala has been gone a really, really, really long time. And it's weird because we became closer after she left. I guess it's because we started talking more. When she was back here, we rarely caught each other online. Now we practically have a schedule (after eating dinner, I excuse myself for my 'Melbourne Date' as I like to call it.) every weeknight. From 8:30-9pm (Philippines time) until 10-10:30pm is my 'Lala time'. I feel incomplete if we miss a night. And my favorite words to read from her are 'wala ako pasok sa ____' ('I don't have work on ____'). I know it means she won't earn money then, but I'm really selfish, so...

I was just telling Lala that I actually have this physical pain in my chest because of how much I miss them. I guess I'm really that type of person who needs her friends close by. Creepy, I know. But that's just me.

I can't wait for December. This year, I'm not only looking forward to that month because of Christmas, but also because 2 of my most important friends are coming back home.

Waaaaah! I want to stop feeling mushy, like, NOW!

I need my friends in my life more than anything.

See Ya

Snash1338

Anna Wolf's Little Book

For the record, the new truck's launch was originally scheduled for October before being moved to December. Finally, Ford has split the difference and will begin marketing its F-150 in November.

Jim Farley, main marketer at the Blue Oval, cites two main reasons for the revised decision. One: its dealerships culled their old supply faster than anticipated, and two: Dodge just launched its new-for-'09 Ram. Ford obviously doesn't want its cross-town rival to steal all its thunder.

Expectations for the new F-150 seem appropriately timid. Current market conditions, including the relatively high price of fuel and the difficulty in securing credit, mean the the days of Ford selling a million trucks a year are over. Still, there is a large market left of users who depend on their trucks for work, and Ford's targeting them. We'll see how it goes beginning next month.

Source: Autoblog

Snash1338

In the other part of the world maybe winter has just started. I remember my friend Marianne who now stays in France, once told me that during winter, she and her husband enjoy staying at home while having some cookie and coffee by their gas fire. She said that its one of her favorite spots in their house for she and her husband really like talking and sharing thoughts with each other.

My godmother who once spent a vacation in London said that she enjoyed her designer Electric fires which gave her comfort during winter. She said that her fire place really fits her style and taste in designing her house. She told me how she love sitting near it which gives her a relaxing feeling as she stares the snow falls through her window.

I love to see snow also though we really don’t have winter here. But there is this place in my country which I love going to. It’s Baguio. It’s a plateau located in the northern part of the Philippines, which is also known as the Summer capital of the country. As ney and I plan our trip to Baguio sometime in January next year, we’d like to stay in a house that has a hole in the wall fires setup in it. Though we don’t actually have winter here, staying in Baguio during the December up to the first quarter of the year will really requires a fire place to keep you warm from the cool weather. I am really looking forward to it! :)

Ornament # 29: Vision of Kings Foretold, by the Mamalakis family. It is a pocket with an image of Three Kings on front, and it contains myrrh incense (made with frankincense and myrrh oil) and a pink scroll with the verse from Isaiah 60:1-7

We will soon have the hymns and daily readings posted as pdf downloads for the Jesse Tree project.

Simpson, 61, and his co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart, 54, were charged with a dozen offenses stemming from the sports memorabilia heist. Stewart was found guilty of the same charges as Simpson.

The two men could spend the rest of their lives in prison. Clark County District Judge Jackie Glass set sentencing for December 5.

If you weren't sure what to get them for Christmas before - now you know.
Soap-on-a-rope.

Back on the subject of motivation, when signing up as an author on the NaNoWriMo  I recieved their Welcoming email. It had love in the subject, which is always nice. Inside the email was your basic rigmarole of set up information for the site and community but near the bottom they included "A quick overview of the three-and-a-half things we wish we had known for our first NaNoWriMo", which not only being incredibly helpful and reassuring was also very amusing.

1) It's okay to not know what you're doing. Really. You've read a lot of novels, so you're completely up to the challenge of writing one. If you feel more comfortable outlining your story ahead of time, do so. But it's also fine to just wing it. Write every day, and a book-worthy story will appear, even if you're not sure what that story might be right now.

2) Do not edit as you go. Editing is for December. Think of November as an experiment in pure output. Even if it's hard at first, leave ugly prose and poorly written passages on the page to be cleaned up later. Your inner editor will be very grumpy about this, but your inner editor is a nitpicky jerk who foolishly believes that it is possible to write a brilliant first draft if you write it slowly enough. It isn't. Every book you've ever loved started out as a beautifully flawed first draft. In November, embrace imperfection and see where it takes you.

3) Tell everyone you know that you're writing a novel in November. This will pay big dividends in Week Two, when the only thing keeping you from quitting is the fear of looking pathetic in front of all the people who've had to hear about your novel for the past month. Seriously. Email them now about your awesome new book. The looming specter of personal humiliation is a very reliable muse.

3.5) There will be times you'll want to quit during November. This is okay. Everyone who wins NaNoWriMo wanted to quit at some point in November. Stick it out. See it through. Week Two can be hard. Week Three is much better. Week Four will make you want to yodel.

And we're talking the good kind of yodeling here.

With great well wishes on the noveling month ahead,

The NaNoWriMo Team

I'm particularly a fan of step #3. "The looming specter of personal humiliation is a very reliable muse". Because this is something I do with almost any challenge I try to take on, whether it be exercising, studying or in this case writing a novel. Self motivation is a hard thing, and its much easier to motivate yourself when you don't want to look bad. This of course is not the most ideal approach. I mean, we're not supposed to care what other people think right? Its-my-own-damn-life-I-can-do-what-I-want type stuff. Which is completely true, don't get me wrong, I just think an alternative option could also be just sticking to your guns and standing by your word. Instead of trying to do others proud, why not do it for yourself? (this can be hard!) For me its certainly not as easy as it sounds. I can justify almost anything, and quitting things that are difficult is one of the easiest to justify. Positive support however does help me greatly, so throughout the month of November I may be looking for just that. Anything to keep me going and reaching that goal.

The more involved I become with this whole endeavor and community the more I feel comfortable and almost at home. The sense of humor, styles and way of looking at the world just seem to click for me. I may have found a NaNoWriMo group here in at UH-Hilo which would be great because then we could host Write-Ins and have NaNoWriMos Anonymous support groups once week two hits. I'm also really looking forward to meeting other like minds willing to attempt this. I figure it takes a special kind of person to get excited at the prospect of writing anything, let alone a 50,000 word novel. I want to meet those people.

-Moniker Vise
"Dust the apple off, savor each bite"

"The luxury that Eminem and Dr. Dre have now, I'll soon have. I'll only be putting out music when I have a masterpiece ready... those guys are ready to put out their masterpieces very soon. Eminem's album is going to blow people away... Like him, I'll only be coming back when people miss me."

-50 Cent