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The guys were buggin' me and wanted a little screentime. They've been feeling neglected. Didn't want any hard feelings.
Die Cast Vehicle Pickups 7-5-2024
HW Screen Time:
* Hot Wheels - Goldfinger: Aston Martin 1963 DB5
* Hot Wheels - Monster High: Ghoul Mobile
* Matchbox - "Saladin" Armoured Car (1959)
* Matchbox - Auston 200 Gallon Water Truck (1959)
* Matchbox - Big Bull (1975)
1. 336/366 december, 2. 337/366 i am special, 3. 338/366 diy mushrooms, 4. 339/366 on theme, 5. 340/366 santa cake, 6. 341/366 christmas in ballard, 7. 342/366 cock-of-the-rock, 8. 343/366 cat viewing area, 9. 344/366 surprise snowman, 10. 345/366 evan's prize, 11. 346/366 christmas octopus, 12. 347/366 tall enough, 13. 348/366 window deer, 14. 349/366 christmas shopping, 15. 350/366 at home poke shop, 16. 351/366 merry moosey christmas, 17. 352/366 red berries, 18. 353/366 naptime friends, 19. 354/366 holly in the rain, 20. 355/366 santa time, 21. 356/366 advent house, 22. 357/366 mr. potato head, 23. 358/366 christmas mantel, 24. 359/366 ready to fly, 25. 260/366 christmas morning, 26. 361/366 shared screentime, 27. 362/366 fly us home, evan, 28. 363/366 deer ornaments, 29. 364/366 lego santa, 30. 365/366 lego junior, 31. 366/366 another ending
1/64 Diecast by Hot Wheels
Part of the 'HW Screen Time' series
The casting was new in 2021 starting with a red version
Ella and Moa.
A photo a day May.
Fujifilm X-T10 / Fujifilm xf27mm F2.8.
Edited with Priime Cocktail.
Hot Wheels - Screen Time Cars Collected in 2018
The Simpsons - Family Car, Skyfall - Aston Martin 1963 DB5, Diamonds Are Forever - '71 Mustang Mach 7, 101 Dalmations - Cruella De Vil, Despicable Me- Grumobile, Peanuts - Snoopy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - Milano, Justice League - Batmobile (Flat & Glossy Paint), DC - Batmobile, Batman Animated Series - Batmobile, and Batman Classic TV Series - Batmobile
Day one, Flamecon, 2019.
2019 To see my other cosplay pictures, including all previous Flamecons, click here.
I saw Iron Man 3 this evening. I have to say that I'm really surprised! It was just so well written, but here comes my actual review:
!!!Spoilers alert!!!
So, I loves the characters. Tony was great, I really liked that little kid called Harley, I just wished that Rodey got more screentime in the beginning of the film. Story was great, action was great, the jokes were great, and I was really surprised about the Mandarin. I was like: ' Is this dude an actor or a mandarin who acts like he is an actor, while Aldrich Killian was the actual villian.
I was really shocked when it actually looked like Pepper died. I was like 10 minutes in a shock until she actually was still alive.
And of course, the suits and Jarvis were great. I love how the mark 42 flies to tony everytime, and Rhodes' Iron Patriot was great too.
Now, I have no idea why Lego has actually decided to make the 'ultimate showdown' between the fake mandarin and Tony's Heartbraker suit which he doesn't even wear in the movie.
Now, to conclude this review, I want you to write in the comments (if you saw the movie) what will happen with Tony? The end credits revealed that Tony Stark would return, but they didn't say anything about Iron Man. Will he make all of his armors again? What do you think?
!!! Spoilers end here!!"
So thanks for reading this review, I give the movie a 8 out of 10, this movie even beats the Dark Knight Rises!
Btw, this popcorn box is from a friend, I got a boring standard popcorn box :(
Haha, see you guys later!
- Ruben
A row of ten diners sits on chairs in a waiting line outside a Japanese sushi restaurant in a shopping mall food area in Bangkok, Thailand. Almost everyone is looking at a smartphone while they wait for a table. Free to use: public domain (CC0).
I had a spare small frame sitting around, so I turned it into another mini-version mobile suit. The GM Sniper is one of my all-time favorite suits, despite having a grand total of like 15 seconds screentime. Someday I'll do one in my medium frame size, just need to bricklink a fair amount of parts first.
1:64 Hot Wheels main line 2018
Fast and Furious 7
Dom's Off-Road Charger
with SPECIAL FEATURE
Working suspension!
January 2019
Drumbo, Ontario, Canada
Journal:
The cat loved to paw the screen and watch for things to move. But it's hard to get a black cat in front of a screen so I shot for the silhouette.
Cineaste365 (February 16, 2014 - DAY 127) - “The Moment of Truth” is one of those hybrid films that is half documentary and the other half is an actual film. And while the film about one man’s escape from poverty to take on a cultural tradition that is highly dangerous for the money may contain a similar banality of a innercity youth trying to make a name for himself as a boxer, filmmaker Francesco Rossi does not want to recreate the risk, he and his crew film wanted to capture what takes place at bullfighting down to the most ultimate, including gruesome details as much as possible.
Already known for his post-neorealist work in Italy, Francesco Rosi does continue to capture the neorealism by showcasing a young man wanting to escape poverty by moving to the big city and to learn that things are not as great as he expected it to be. Until he finds out that toreador’s can make great money and is willing to take on the bull, as long as he gets paid.
But Miguel starts to learn through his training and then his newfound career is that it’s one thing to make a lot of money, but day in and day out, chances of him not surviving a clash with a bull can happen. And just like a bull, who is cheered and then forgotten, so are the toreadors.
It’s an interesting juxtaposition to see the human and the animal. Both being caught up in a longstanding cultural tradition to entertain the masses, but in the end…is it all worth it?
And while many in America may not know the full details of what transpires during a bullfight, suffice to say, “The Moment of Truth” is a film that captures the cultural event with enough detail that even one of Rossi’s main crew members was sickened by it.
I think that Ernest Hemingway best explained bullfighting as “anything capable of arousing passion in its favor will surely raise as much passion against it.”
I was pretty amazed myself of how much detail and footage of the actual bullfight was incorporated in the film. Every bloody moment of it but I can see how that footage helped enhance the character of Miguel. The viewer needed to see his progression as a toreador and to make it authentic, it worked well for Rosi to cast a real-life torero.
And Rosi knew the danger that his talent would be in as he would have to feature footage after footage of him taking on a bull and in today’s films, there is no way an actor will be risking their life onscreen. In the case of “The Moment of Truth”, there is a scene where Miguel Mateo was gored and injured, bloodied in all…suffice to say, this film could have turned out tragic realistically as the main star was injured.
But it’s because we see Miguel Mateo being pitted against the bull, no re-enactment, no special effects, it’s the real deal and Francesco Rossi and his crew of cinematographers were there to capture it all, as it’s not just a film, the actor is also risking his life in this film.
While the film does featuring the rags to riches storyline in the beginning of the film and also Rosi manages to squeeze in some screentime for the first Bond girl, American actress Linda Christian, the scenes that people will remember the most of this film are the actual arena footage. From Miguel to other toreadors taking on the bulls, or to see a crowd of people running around the arena trying to dodge a bull that runs astray, gorging anything that it comes into contact with and see people injured.
It sure seems barbaric, especially if you are a person that cares about animals, but this is a long-standing cultural event that has continued since the 1700′s and possibly even before that. Man vs. animal but what was more of sports entertainment, it’s now become tradition in Spain, Portugal, southern France and other countries.
There is no denying that Miguel Mateo and his elegance of swinging the red drape around the bull, close up to the point where he puts his arm to the bulls face with grace and a bull responding by rushing after him. And to hear the audience react with applause or gasp, for me…I can see how many can be entertained by it.
But because the many scenes of the actual killing of various bulls and watching blood flow through the back, to see them so energetic and suddenly collapse or seeing the bull’s throat slit with blood pouring out of it, once again, this film is not for the squeamish.
Overall, “The Moment of Truth” may not be as controversial as Francesco Rosi’s previous or even later films but it does show how far he was able to go when given that creative freedom and in the case of this film, that is to capture every detail of bullfighting. It’s definitely not a film for those who are compassionate about the treatment of animals or are bothered by violence towards an animal, but for those who look at bullfighting as a cultural tradition and artform and for those who want to watch a film from one of Italy’s legendary postwar neorealist filmmakers – Francesco Rosi, “The Moment of Truth” is worth recommending!
Found today at my local Target:
Mattel - Hot Wheels Screen Time - the Amazing Spider-Man Spider Mobile
Well, it's just a joke) I was searching for Princess Harumi, because she looks gorgeous and reminds me of Kyoshi Warriors from "Avatar: The Last Airbender". But since I don't like Suki, this is obviously disguised Azula or Avatar Kyoshi herself. xD Also now I've finally got Lady Iron Dragon (Misako), who definitely deserved more screentime in the movie, but, honestly, the plot was so-so. Also I finally got Wyldstyle with the most scornful expression (I like it sooo much, that's my Slytherin mood! xD ). Parker L. Jackson in blue outfit (very useful one) is cool. And also I grabbed some weapons, including Dragon ones and colored katanas to match with someone's hair and a jacket (xD), a pen, a cherry and a pineapple.
Besides Aquaman, I think I took the most creative liberty with Faora.
I tried to like the Kryptonian armor from Man of Steel, I really did. That armor has 2 glaring flaws though: It covers the superb torso prints and makes it so that the figs can't wear their hairpieces. And with the helmet covering Zod's face, he just becomes nameless Kryptonian minion 3. Seems like a waste.
Besides the fact that Zod was armorless at the end of Man of Steel, I like to think that the Kryptonians ditched their armor (and gloves) after discovering how godlike they were under the yellow sun.
I gave Faora a new hairpiece that's wayyy more accurate to her look during her reign of terror on Earth. I left the cape as a throwback to Ursa from the original Superman movie, who was big on medals, decorations, and spoils of war. On a side note, Faora managed to keep her cape until the end of her screentime, unlike Zod.
I scrapped the Kryptonian armor, swapped the hands, replaced Faora's hairpiece with the Yellow Submarine John Lennon hairpiece, and replaced Faora's cape with a spongy cape.
Probably my favorite ship design in the entire saga, such a shame it only has 3 scenes and less than 10 seconds of screentime total.
rumours surround the alien prequel film, but advance stills hint at some cast continuity. neither scott nor cameron will be directing, but suppositions that cronenberg, lynch, del toro and carpenter have been approached all scurry about. i have suggestions - bruce labruce is my second choice, but only if the freshly resurrected pier paolo pasolini refuses the opportunity. i think both could realise the full potential of the script, which lovingly details the responsibility of the catholic church for the temper and ornate decorative artistry of the alien species (the flashback sequences of antoni gaudi apprenticing at the many segmented feet of a dowager alien queen will efficiently reveal some long-guarded historic secrets). it is hoped, however, that the ponderous scenes describing the miraculous curative and restorative properties of alien mucous will be streamlined, as in the storyboards they appear to require excessive screentime. the obvious fact that holy water is nothing more than said mucous greatly diluted with haw juice, tapwater and lead particles stirred with a broken dreidel made from the one true cross will be made apparent to finally settle that lingering controversy.
here we see oom (standing in for jones, and in the distressed display of a tracking device) playing with some facehuggers. some surprise was expressed at the tininess of the aliens, but the drone consultants sent by the queen informed the crew that these particular facehuggers were especially bred for cats and microcephalic humans.
sadly, one casting possibility is no more: tura satana had accepted dual roles as the dowager alien queen and a butter tycoon, but her untimely death on 4 february 2011 has saddened us all. and, helena bonham carter, your resume is still unwelcome.
Kinda bored these days, i don't know what to do with my dolls... So I decided that Ace needed more screentime, let's photo shoot him /o/
Soho, London UK
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I had a spare small frame sitting around, so I turned it into another mini-version mobile suit. The GM Sniper is one of my all-time favorite suits, despite having a grand total of like 15 seconds screentime. Someday I'll do one in my medium frame size, just need to bricklink a fair amount of parts first.
With the rise of screen time, childrens speed is delayed. Kids need human interaction for speech development. Parents need to be cognitive of this and remember that kids mimic our actions. Set aside at minimum one hour a day that is technology free to interact with your kids.
Learn More: www.play2health.com/screen-time-and-speech-development/
Poppy Parker Changing Moods Raven. Thanks for the Barbie outfit, the jewellery and for the pink laptop, Carla!
Watched #xmenapocalypse last night with #lageekfamiglia ... Hands down this is the best X-Men movie since the start of the franchise..and they only need a few seconds of screentime from Hugh Jackman! #michaelfassbender and #jamesmcavoy absolutely nailed their performances. As a longtime #comicreader I was glad that there were hints of #chrisclairemont style throughout the movie.Those who disliked the movie must be non-team players and are hardcore fans of the solo #ironman movies 😂
Oh yeah....please wait for the post-credit scene. We don't get too many of those from FOX. Stay till the end for that 'sinister' feel ...😆
Brand: Hot Wheels
Series: 2019 Screentime 9/10
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Scale: 1/64
Base: Green plastic - ©2017 Mattel
Collector/casting number: 14/250 - BDC91
Country of manufacture: Malaysia
Place/date of purchase: Wal-Mart, 2019
Condition: Minty fresh, boxed 10/10
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Hot Wheels 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, 2026 series 224/250, 'Screen Time' 7/10 with Fast & Furious branding.
The cats have been complaining about there screentime here on Flickr. They are affraid their stardom is being affected by me.
So here's Willow as he forced his way on my 365 set.
(Don't ask me why and how I was making a 365 in the shower, its irrelevant....really)
I had a spare small frame sitting around, so I turned it into another mini-version mobile suit. The GM Sniper is one of my all-time favorite suits, despite having a grand total of like 15 seconds screentime. Someday I'll do one in my medium frame size, just need to bricklink a fair amount of parts first.
I had a spare small frame sitting around, so I turned it into another mini-version mobile suit. The GM Sniper is one of my all-time favorite suits, despite having a grand total of like 15 seconds screentime. Someday I'll do one in my medium frame size, just need to bricklink a fair amount of parts first.
via In today's technology-driven world, it can be challenging to get your child away from or limit their screen time. It seems everything, from school work to the availability of mobile technology, what's a shoulder in front of the screen more than we'd like to see.
In fact, in a recent article featured on NPR, the numbers are quite alarming:
42 percent of young children now have their very own tablet device — up from 7 percent four years ago and less than 1 percent in 2011.
Screen media use among infants under 2 appears to be trending downward, from 58 minutes a day in 2013 to 42 minutes in 2017. This decline correlates with a drop in sales of DVDs, and particularly those marketed at babies, such as Baby Einstein. Updated pediatricians' recommendations released last year call for limited, but not banned, screen use among the youngest set.
Nearly half, 49 percent, of children 8 or under "often or sometimes" use screens in the hour before bedtime, which experts say is bad for sleep habits.
42 percent of parents say the TV is on "always" or "most of the time" in their home, whether anyone is watching or not. Research has shown this so-called "background TV" reduces parent-child interaction, which in turn can hurt language development.
Click here to read the full article and research from Common Sense Media.
So what can we, as parents do?
It may be a difficult subject to own up to. After all, none of us want to admit we let our children spend too much time in front of a screen. Mobile technology has allowed us to access media far too easily, in many ways to a fault.
Perhaps a “win-win” situation lies in a sensible approach to offering healthier alternatives to engage children.
Find something your child is passionate about
Whether your child is interested in physically demanding sports like soccer, football or dance lessons, or they're interested in art and music, getting away from the screen is imperative.
Below are 11 ways to encourage your child to be physically active as noted in an article by healthychildren.org
Talk with your child's doctor
Find a fun activity.
Choose an activity that is developmentally appropriate.
Plan ahead. Make sure your child has a convenient time and place to exercise.
Provide a safe environment. Encourage your child to challenge themselves in a safe environment.
Provide active toys. Young children especially need easy access to balls, jump ropes, and other active toys.
Join your child in making physical activity a priority. Show them how much fun being active can be.
Turn off the TV.
Make time for exercise.
Do not overdo it.
What's interesting to note is that the activities should be age appropriate.
For example, the kinds of toys and physical activity that are appropriate for a five-year-old, such as playground equipment, balls, and jump ropes are considerably different than those it might be age appropriate for a 10-year old. A 10-year-old may be more engaged by organized Sports, such a game of soccer or football.
Keep in mind that younger children have less stamina and may require additional breaks during outdoor play time; this is imperative to understand.
Overdoing it with your child can have a counterproductive effect on how they perceive physical activity.
Don’t forget the arts.
Consider group activities, such as dance lessons or piano lessons for your child. These kinds of activities can improve social skills and communication skills.
However, merely having an arts and crafts box or drawer available for your child can help cultivate creativity. Providing an accessible outlet your child to draw, color, and cut paper (with safety scissors of course) can develop excellent motor skills.
Be sure to be prepared for a mess; it’s bound to happen.
Stuck coming up with craft ideas for your child? Blogger Eva St. Clair has some great suggestions for creative activities for your child.
Click here to read the full article. It’s definitely worth the 2-minutes of reading time.
Baking
Creating cards for other people
Taking photos
Painting
Drawing
Home-made projects such as sewing
Scrapbooking
Arranging flowers
Hopefully, with the tools mentioned above, you’ll be able to get your child to put down the iPad and start exploring the world around them.
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Saw the boy captured by the television tonight (which he isn't allowed much of). First thing that went through my head was my mother telling me that I was sitting too close to the TV. Then, I thought of the possible scenarios that my children will see in their lifetime, the many forms of 'screen time' that have yet to be invented.
And yes - after the shot - I made him sit back another 6 feet, and turned off the TV after a short episode of "mighty machines".