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This led me to invent a novel design for a beehive fence, which we are now building around small, one-to-two-acre farms on the most vulnerable frontline areas of Africa where humans and elephants are competing for space.
And of course, it literally halves the cost of the fence.
And on the other side of the fence, that physical art, the physical performance of the stuntman, has interfaced with the very highest technology in I.T. and in software.
This one says, "Bucolic meadow with split-rail fence.
Do you see me on the other side of this fence?
He's a multimillionaire, yet when a contractor wanted 6,000 dollars to build a privacy fence, he said, "For that kind of money I'll do it myself."
So those that were sitting on the fence before now have no reason not to.
In fact, there's a fence quite upstream of this threshold, beyond which you are in a danger zone.
And could we even define a planetary boundary, a fence, within which we then have a safe operating space for humanity?
Linda Grant's When I lived in modern times)usually from the Israeli side of the fence.
Renee Zelwegger, also hopelessly miscast, practically chews the fence posts, but at least watching her embarrass herself provides some comic relief.
She has absolutely nothing to do with the film except to permit her "Follow Me" truck to run wild and crash into Dorinda's fence.
They actually make a big deal out of a scene in which Steven hurdles a 3 foot fence.
Let's shun everything that's on the other side with a wall or a fence or something else, let's pretend all "gringos" are evil, satanic, or drug dealers.
(Listen to "Anthony" and Adam when they are sitting on the fence eating their lunch.
The film-makers went well out of their way to find ONLY the following demographics: Palestinians that have the appearance of peace-loving, solution-seeking good will, Palestinians (particularly older women and families with children) who are especially inconvenienced by the security fence, and Israelis that don't believe in the security fence, sympathize heavily with its alleged effect on Palestinians, and consider it unnecessarily divisive and/or a waste of money.
Oh yes, they do put in one member of the Israeli government that does support the fence, but they do what they can to portray him as inhumane and uncaring, and ask him very leading questions that are really statements (e.g.
And the beauty of it (like when Tatyana's character is running up stairs and next to a slatted fence).
Although some of his other movies have been a bit more accessible to US audiences, some may find this one a bit on the fence being sort-of "Japanese" in its presentation.
I saw to anyone who is on the fence about this film, read the book, then re-watch the film.
Locals go to the toilets at the bottom of their gardens to find a barbed wire fence blocking their path.
Watching a children's birthday party through a picket fence is another moving moment.
THEN I remember that, no cuts, we follow her up close to the fence as she peers through, anxiously looking for him, but does not find him.
After crossing the street dodging the tanks, the scene abruptly ended, and cut back to scenes at the apartment, before continuing to the soldiers and their families at the fence.
There have been many documentaries that I have seen in which it appeared that the law was on the wrong side of the fence - The Thin Blue Line and Paradise Lost come to mind first and foremost.
Have you ever had a cool image in your mind that you thought it would be nice to be in a movie: Like seeing a detective peeking through the cracks of a broken fence of some abandoned house?
Production values are rotten across the board, the acting is excruciating and the Romero-wannabe satire can't make its mind up which side of the ecology fence it's mocking.
(And I'm not talking about a fence or anything, just ONE LITTLE POLE) This movie shows the decay of films and the film industry to cheap gags and dull, unrealistic action, which this movie provides in huge quantities.
The makers of this film have created a future where not only is abortion and birth control illegal in every state,but women are prosecuted for murder and sent away to serve long prison sentences.In other words,this film is every liberals worst nightmare!The political agenda is so heavy-handed here and the style of the film is so low-key that it just loses steam pretty quickly.Regardless of which side of the fence you're on,I'd recommend skipping it.
My fiancé and I were quite skeptical but were so thrilled we had taken a chance on this movie that I can only hope to assure anyone on the fence about this movie to give it a try!
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