Sunday, October 31, 2010

Just testing out the new features...

This is my first heading.

This is a paragraph, it can be in italic or just plain text.


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"The Social Network"

6:48pm. How to write a post in html? I just saw "the social network" and when the founder of facemash started writing like this, he gave me the idea to lern the full code...

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From now on, I'm going to start writing in html... I have to start learning. When I go to college it wont be easy!
Just for curiosity, do You know how to write in html? I could really use your help...

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Next Nolan Batman Movie To Be Called ‘The Dark Knight Rises,’ Fans Upset At Riddler Snub



Batman fans reacted with anger on Thursday upon learning that director Christopher Nolan has ruled out using The Riddler in the upcoming movie The Dark Knight Rises. The movie, the third Batman under Nolan and currently scheduled to be released on July 20, 2012, will instead “introduce some new [characters]” as well as use some of the existing ones.

The Dark Knight Rises will begin shooting in April and will be filmed in IMAX but not 3D. Given how carelessly Hollywood has used 3D in the past, that’s probably good news for Bat-fans.

Nolan’s exclusion of The Riddler has angered many in the Batman fan community.

Fez Whatley, a well-known Batman fan and co-host of The Ron & Fez Show on Sirius XM, was particularly annoyed with Nolan’s decision. Whatley said on Thursday that he’d boycott allmovies unless Nolan reconsidered his decision.

“You need to have The Riddler,” said Whatley. Introducing other villains is fine, he said, but to ignore the “classic characters” is a mistake.

“The movie-going experience has been ruined for me,” he added.

Whatley is thought to be considering rallying the Whatley Posse, an informal fan group, in order to protest Nolan’s decision.

Earlier rumors had suggested that the new Batman film would feature Killer Croc, but this would appear to go against Nolan’s vision of a realistic Gotham City.

 

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by Nicholas Deleon on October 28, 2010 @ crunchgear