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Extractions: Late at night, a beautiful young woman clinging to a makeshift raft looks up into the distance. The sky over the Atlantic Ocean is cloudless and her tired, desperate eyes gaze at the stars, glistening in the heavens so very far away. The scene is simple, elegant and haunting, nicely illustrating why "Titanic" works. Director James Cameron uses a grand sweeping backdrop to tell an elementary love story, and he tells it very well. "Titanic" contains some of the most spectacular visuals ever to appear on screen, but despite the jaw-dropping special effects, it's the human story that lingers after you leave the theater. Cameron has crafted an epic that triumphs because he remembered the crucial fact that affairs of the heart are far more compelling than any special effect.
Titanic International Society Concise links; including first hand accounts of the disaster and a discussion group. http://www.titanicinternational.org/
Extractions: Welcome To Starship Titanic Chat Welcome to the Starship Titanic chat forums for this most famous Douglas Adams game. Here you may meet and greet other players of this fine virtuality experience, engage in idle banter, pursue the elusive art of conversation, and perhaps even pick up some helpful hints as to what to do next. Be warned that in the SST forum you may see 'spoilers'. What are spoilers? Well, they are things like "If you give the dog to the parrot he will give you all the objects you need to complete the game." You see? So if you want to solve the game all on your own, you may prefer not to enter the SST forum. You are welcome to chat on 1st Class regardless of any playing class you may be in. To get back here from any of the English SST Forums click this button found at the top of those pages. 1st Class Forum - introduced by D'astragar (D'astragaaar) D'astragar, Maitre D'Bot 2nd Class Forum - introduced by Mr. A. Parrot SGT Class Forum - introduced by G. 'Nobby' Nobbington-Froat, Liftbot German Forum (Raumschiff Titanic) Please click on any one of the links above to enter that forum.
Der Untergang Der Titanik Die Geschichte, der Bau, die Technik und die Katastrophe des Luxusliners. http://people.freenet.de/jungfernfahrt/
Index Of /titanic Immagini e filmati tratti dal film con Leonardo Di Caprio e Kate Winslet. http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/titanic/
M@trix Back Issues Eine Rezension des Computerspieles nach der Vorlage von Douglas Adams. http://matrix.orf.at/bkframe/980524_3.htm
Film Score - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Edit this page Discuss this page Page history What links here Related changesOther languages Français Main Page About Wikipedia Recent changes . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_score
Extractions: A film score is the background music in a film , generally specially written for the film and often used to heighten emotions provoked by the imagery on the screen or by the dialogue. In some cases, film themes have become accepted into the canon of classical music In many instances, film scores are performed by orchestras , which vary in size, from a small ensemble to a huge number of musicians, perhaps including a choir. The orchestra is either a studio orchestra, employed by the studio, or a performing orchestra such as the London Symphony Orchestra . For films with even smaller budgets, however, and possibly for TV or video games (although these, too, frequently have orchestral scores ), a synthesiser can be used to re-create the sound of an orchestra. This is generally much cheaper, although the results are thought by many to be inferior. A film composer is usually contacted after the film has been shot, and is shown an unpolished 'rough cut' of the film, and talks to the director about what sort of music should be used. He will then work on creating this music. Films often have different themes for important characters, events, ideas or objects, taking the idea from Wagner 's use of leitmotif . These may be played in different variations depending on the situation they represent, scattered amongst incidental music.
Essay On Risk Management -R.Brander Academic article showing how costsavings meant certain death. http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/~branderr/risk_essay/titanic.html
Extractions: Roy Brander, P.Eng. I've put off starting this essay for days, because today is so appropriate. As I sit down to write, it is 11:40 PM, April 14th, 1995. Ignoring the time zone difference, it was 83 years ago this minute that the RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage in 1912, struck an iceberg. The collision was not head-on. The berg bumped and ground along the starboard side and then was gone into the calm, moonless night. At first, few thought the damage serious. It was difficult to coax passengers into the lifeboats. Yet three hours later, the Titanic slammed into the ocean floor almost 4000 metres below, torn in two. Over 1500 of her passengers and crew were dead. And the design and operation of sea vessels changed dramatically and permanently. Most of the discussion of the accident revolves around specific problems. There was the lack of sufficient lifeboats (enough for at most 1200 on a ship carrying 2200). There was the steaming ahead at full-speed despite various warnings about the ice-field. There was the lack of binoculars for the lookout. There were the poor procedures with the new invention, the wireless (not all warnings sent to the ship reached the bridge, and a nearby ship, the operator abed, missed Titanic's SOS). Very recently, from recovered wreckage, "Popular Science" claimed the hull was particularly brittle even for the metallurgy of the time. (A claim now debunked.) Each has at one time or another been put forward as "THE reason the Titanic sank".
Extractions: There is nothing I can say. It made me cry. I haven't cried in a theater since Ernest Saves Christmas. Go see this film. If it's the last thing you ever do. Well not the last, obviously, I mean I'll want you to come back to the site and play around with us and stuff. Listen to me, I don't make a lick of sense. I really, really liked this movie. 5 Babylons. More. Nothing I can say can make you understand what this movie did to me. But I'll just keep on blabbing away to fill space, since I'm a big-time critic and all that. Heard any good jokes? How about the one with the three-legged pimp with the mustache? It's pretty funny, and it has a mention of Xena: Warrior Princess. Not that I feel like telling a joke, although this is a pretty darn funny joke. First time I heard it, I spit up my Yoo-Hoo. What a mess! I was wearing a really nice sweater and it was just ruined! But I got another sweater that weekend, so it all worked out OK. OK, I think that's long enough. Editor's note: Somebody shoot me.
Ocean Planet:How Deep Can They Go? - The RMS Titanic Geographical survey of where the ship lies. Various links to numerous stories and news reports of the time. http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/titanic.html
Extractions: The Titanic: Encyclopedia Smithsonian Titanic's Lost Sister - NOVA online R.M.S. Titanic; international maritime memorial; findings and purposes - Congressional findings and recommendations Site Titanic: Select Bibliography - from the Maritime History Virtual Archives in Sweden The Grave of the Titanic from The Gulf of Maine Aquarium The Titanic Disaster: An Enduring Example of Money Management vs. Risk Management
Titanic Eine Kritik von Balazs Barnucz. http://www.videofreak.net/php_filme/show_movie.php?film_id=1557
