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In the early days of The Beatles, the pop business had not yet realized the potential riches to be earned from merchandising through a variety of products. The next best thing they thought was to do a cheap black and white movie. It also solved the problem that The Beatles could now be seen in cities and towns throughout the world that they either could not nor had any intention of visiting personally. What the world and the pop business did not realize, again, was that this movie turned out to be one of the greatest ever filmed. So good in fact that it is used as a model in schools in the areas of style, direction and production. In part three, we take a look at The Beatles' first film, and soundtrack album. Not all the songs on the album were in the film. Wanna know why? Read on! An Early Look at Planeshift (multicolor) An Early Look at Mercadian Masques (white) An Early Look at Invasion (blue) 'The Deck', Chapter I: May '95 - Dec '95 - 5/4/98 “The Deck” is the one of the most difficult decks to play successfully. Game making and breaking decisions are made every turn, and revolve around keen insights into the way the deck is played, along with the assessed capabilities of the oppenents deck. This is certainly not a deck for the casual player. The intermediate player, though, must eventually master this deck type and understand its concepts thoroughly to advance to the ranks of the higher circles of Magic... A Complete Review of Odyssey (red) On Designing or Reviewing a Magical Cards Expansion - 6/23/99 I read these reviews of the Destiny expansion set. Usually, a review is about how this card sucked, or that card is broken, or why the set is great or terrible. Yet, rarely do I see anyone look behind the card and ask himself, "Why was this card created?" RNO Roundtable: The Final Predictions We looked at the contestants before the show began, and took another look after the merge. Now it's time for our final look at the four remaining players. Who will make it to the final two? Who will ultimately win? Let's find out what our writers think. David Bloomberg, Jeffrey Clinard, Mike DeGeorge, Peggy Keller, Charlie Reneke, Susan Schechter, Melinda Smith, and Suzanne Tromblay contribute. An Early Look at Nemesis (green) An Early Look at Invasion (black) A Complete Review of Odyssey (black) | Sponsored by: www.paradisepoker.com Resources and information on Texas hold'em poker, Omaha poker and 7 card stud. www.paradisepoker.com Information on an online poker room to play poker in real time against other real players and not the house. Explore the WebSeed network at WebSeed.com |