Transformers
Launched in 1984, the Transformers toyline was promoted through both a comic book
by Marvel Comics and an animated series produced by Sunbow Productions. Although
the comic outlived the animated series by a number of years, it was the animated
series that truly captured the hearts and minds of children worldwide more so than
any other piece of Transformers media from its twenty-
Transformers is a 2007 live action film adaptation of the Transformers franchise. The film stars Shia LaBeouf as Sam Witwicky, a teenager involved in the war between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons for the All Spark. It also stars Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Voight and John Turturro, and it features the voices of Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime and Hugo Weaving as Megatron. Cullen voiced Prime in the 1980s cartoon. The film was directed by Michael Bay, executive produced by Steven Spielberg, and written by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
Development of the film began in 2003 when producers Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto wrote
a treatment. Spielberg acquired the treatment the following year, and Orci, Kurtzman
and Bay joined the project in 2005. The filmmakers aimed for a realistic depiction
of the story, and in turn created a complex design aesthetic for the robots. In stressing
their alien nature, the computer-
Hasbro planned an enormous promotional campaign for the film, making deals with two
hundred companies to release prequel comics books, toys, books and product placement
deals with GM, eBay and a viral marketing campaign. Despite mixed fan reaction to
the radical redesigns of the characters and reviews which criticized the focus on
the humans over the robots, Transformers was a box office success: it became the
twenty-
Design
The filmmakers chose to incorporate real-
For most of the Autobots, a product placement deal with General Motors was made to
supply their alternate forms, which saved $3 million. GM also provided almost two
hundred cars to be blown up during the climactic battle. To supply most of the alternate
modes of the Decepticons, as well as in keeping with making the film realistic, Bay
had the support of the United States military. The film features F-
Sequel
Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg are expected to return as director and executive producer for Transformers 2, while Paramount has announced June 26, 2009 release. Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox and Peter Cullen are signed on to return. Before Transformers was released, Bay expressed interest in an aircraft carrier character, while producer Tom DeSanto was interested in the Dinobots, Constructicons, and Soundwave. Ehren Kruger was hired to write the script, alongside the returning Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.The script was not completed because of the 2007 Writers Guild of America strike, but filming is expected to begin on June 2, 2008. Meanwhile, IDW Publishing are publishing their own sequel to the film, entitled The Reign of Starscream
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Proper care of CDs
Proper care and maintenance of your CDs will ensure a lifetime of listening enjoyment.
Your CDs have the potential to live a long, lustrous life. Take care of them, and they'll take care of you. You'll have years of listening enjoyment by exercising proper care and maintenance.
Create an environment for your CDs. Show that you care for them by handling and storing them correctly. Follow these simple tips to keep your CDs in top condition:
Always handle and pick up discs by the outer edge or centre hole. Never touch the disc surface!
Store CDs individually in CD jewel cases. Store them upright, not flat.
The best environment for CD storage is cool, dry, dark and clean. A temperature of
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Return the disc to its case immediately after playing.
Don't stack CDs out of their cases. They can scratch one another.
If you have to lay a disc down, always face it shiny side up. This way, you won't risk scratching or soiling the side that the CD player reads.
Do your best to avoid spilling, smudging or otherwise soiling your CD. Even the tiniest smudge or speck of dust can affect its ability to play correctly.
Never bend CDs. Although they're flexible, they're not unbreakable. Any bowing of the CD can affect play.
Use a non-
Never expose your CDs to bright sunlight or extreme heat. If you keep CDs in your vehicle, protect them in the summertime. One way is to store the CD book under the seat and/or cover it with a towel.
Avoid eating, drinking and smoking around open CDs. The best way to prevent damage is not to invite it.
If a CD becomes soiled or damaged, here are some tips to repair surface flaws, from minor smudges to deeper scratches:
To clean smudges, dust and other minor blemishes, use a clean, damp piece of cotton
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To clean more stubborn grime, use rubbing alcohol or a special CD cleaning solution.
Dry with a lint-
If your CD has some scratches, all is not lost. There are a few methods that may help fix them. Keep in mind that scratches perpendicular to the CD (line from the inner hole to the edge) are easier to repair than parallel scratches which run with the data tracks.
To remove minor scratches, use a mild abrasive such as toothpaste or silver polish.
Rub the CD in a straight line from the centre outward. Use water or rubbing alcohol
to remove the excess abrasive, then dry with a lint-
For deeper scratches, or if an abrasive is ineffective, try filling them with wax.
Regular car wax will work fine. Apply the wax over the entire CD and buff with a
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Collector's Guide: Autograph collecting tips
Collecting autographs is a fun hobby, tips on the best way to get your baseball or book signed?
You look down at the scrawl in your notebook, reliving the experience over and over again of standing in line for hours; waving your pad and paper in the air at the slightest sign that your idol would come out to you and the other fans. Suddenly it happened; the pen taken from you and the notebook, the quick signature shoved back into your hand as another wave of fans pushed by you towards the barrier as you retreated, lost in a wave of happiness as you add the autograph to your mental highs. But getting an autograph can be both easier and harder, depending on how you want to proceed.
One way of getting an autograph is to attend the function and stand in line, hoping
that the star you're attracted to will spend the time to sign autographs. The only
problem with this is that there's a big chance that he/she won't stop and sign -
Another less stressful way is to send your book backstage with one of the stagehands
or security guards; attaching a small note and perhaps a few flowers for your idol,
asking politely for a signature. Most stagehands or guards will perform this small
errand for free or for a few dollars, delivering the package backstage in plenty
of time for the person to sign at their leisure. Returning after the performance
to the stage door or where you met the delivery person and retrieving it is another
way of obtaining the autograph and not putting any stress on anyone. Many stars appreciate
this method because it is at their own discretion and on their own schedule, not
a mixed mob of screaming fans waving books in their faces. Your odds are much higher
with a nicely-
This also works for sports fans; sending the intended baseball or poster into the
clubhouse via a security guard or usher. Most players greatly appreciate not being
disturbed during the preliminary warm-
The last and perhaps the riskiest in a way is to purchase an autograph from a dealer.
This is a great alternative if you want a foreign star's autograph or someone who
doesn't live in your part of the country and therefore is unlikely to be available
for a local performance. Many on-
The only caveat is that you don't know where or when the autograph was given -
Many people think that if their specific autograph is different from another displayed
in a magazine or auction house that it must be false. This, unfortunately, is not
true. As our own signature changes over time, celebrities have their own changes
as well. Signing dozens of autographs a day can result in a scrawl that has no resemblance
to the neat signature shown in another catalogue and the buyer should remember that
before accusing any dealer of forgery. Again, you can only be truly certain of authenticity
by obtaining it yourself which is why the autograph market is so fluid -
If you want to get it yourself, always be prepared with the right items -
Autograph collecting can be fun and profitable for anyone who wants a little bit of stardom for their home or office. And with a few quick tips, you can score every time with the right stuff!
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