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Toy Story 3
It is a shame
other studios working on
animation cannot achieve
what Pixar can. In every two
years they release something
that is extraordinary. This
time, it was an exception,
in terms of the story and
the characters, as we have
already known Woody and his
fellow toys.
It was a re
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June has probably been the most eventful and exciting month since the launch of TEA last September. The site went through some major changes, our membership card program was launched, more than a hundred new members signed up and we had three fantastic events.
Most of you have probably encountered and even got used to the new menu and functions of the site by now. Some groups have generated quite a lot of comments – Jason’s Film Friends group seems to be the most active. The development of the groups and events features is not quite finished. We are still working to improve navigation on ...
By Peter Hollo
TheEnglishAdventure.com
Viktor Orbán was re-elected as president of FIDESZ during the Party’s Saturday session. A week earlier FIDESZ, or the Alliance of Young Democrats, could successfully win several seats in the European Parliament along with the Jobbik Party, defeating the opposition the Hungarian Socialist Party. Mr Orbán said the victory was not a real victory for the party; it was more like an opportunity to start the real fight against the opposition. Tibor Navracsics went as far as to say Viktor Orbán would be Prime Minister next year.
Almost anything that creates a spark can cause a fire in the forests of California due to the very dry conditions nowadays. According to CNN even a small bird hitting the power lines can be the reason for a massive fire. And this is exactly what happened in Yuba County last week – more than a thousand firemen were needed to make a stop to the spreading of the blazes.
In a Southern county fires were started because of a marijuana camp. Probably somebody just threw away a single cigarette which resulted in the destruction of more than 80,000 acres of trees. Here the fire brigade is still ...
Not just Japan. Germany, France and Hong Kong can join Japan as countries slowly leaving the recession. According to BBC, Japan’s economic growth rate for the second quarter of this year was almost 1 per cent. This was not exactly what analysts had hoped for; nevertheless, the sign is the same: the country’s “economic health” is getting better and better.
The result of Japan’s progress can be attributed to the stimulus package the government was using to boost the economy. It meant handing out cash and subsidies so that companies and citizens of the country could buy home appliances and ...
Apparently, Canada has been trying to do so in recent days. The country is planning to launch some military exercises in the near future so that it can be present in the region. According to BBC this will be the country’s expression of showing claims over the area.
They are a bit late, though: Denmark and Russia have already expressed their claims over the barren territories believed to be rich in minerals and other natural resources. Of course everybody wants to put their hands on the region so that these resources can be obtained as soon as possible. 2 years ago Russians put their flag ...
Microsoft has made a very strange announcement recently. The company said it would support its almost-ten-year-old internet browser, Internet Explorer 6 until 2014. MS was attacked by many people right away saying they should simply just get rid of the old version of IE as it only “slows down the online experience”. Well, it is not enough to tell this to Microsoft – according to some official survey data 15-20% of computer users still use IE 6 for surfing the internet even though the latest version – Internet Explorer 8 – was released this spring.
Some went as far to form a group so that ...
After many years of waiting we can finally have a glance at the upcoming science-fiction film of director James Cameron.
Avatar takes place in the future on a distant planet called Pandora where the main character, war-veteran Jake, meets the local humanoid race he only knows as the Na’vi. The Na’vi are a bit taller than humans, they have blue skin and their ears are deer-like. Avatars represent the link between the planet and the humans – without them (robots?) they would not able to breathe the air on the planet. The trailer – released last week – also reveals that Jake undergoes an ...
