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The movie debuted and made $48.5 million in the five days since it opened. 
Audiences are also liking the movie. It earned an A on Cinema Score and an 85%.
It also got a 76% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes. It is fantastic and should NOT be watched at home. This needs to be seen on the BIGGEST screen you possibly can.
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By big rig
Apr 5, 2021
Chevelle's Sam Loeffler has revealed just exactly HOW his band hasn't made any money from album sales.
In a new interview, Loeffler had to clarify just how this works, saying, "We didn't say how much money we've made in anything except for we haven't made any money from album sales, which is true."
Loeffler added that Chevelle receive money from touring and merchandise, saying, "We've done very well on all the other parts of the business, which is great."
As far as his brother Pete's previous comments, Sam says: ""I think the whole thing with Pete saying that, about how we haven't made any money on albums, is more about letting people know how it works when you sign away your masters for 29 years."

By big rig
Two rock legends recently went for a stroll in the woods to reminisce. 
Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant and AC/DC's Brian Johnson recently went for a walk together in Wales, discussing Led Zeppelin III.
Th pair walked to Cader Idris, which is where Led Zeppelin III was recorded.
The walk and talk is part of Johnson's A Life on the Road series, which you can check out on the Brian Johnson TV Youtube channel.
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Apr 5, 2021
This is 29-year-old Trey Cornwell. He "allegedly" stole an ambulance while the crew was dropping off a patient at Oak Hill Hospital in Brooksville, Fl..
He took it on a joyride and then got it stuck in the sand as he was trying to drive it into a lake.
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Metal just makes everything better?

NZ Rural Land buys its first dairy farm for $10.4m
16 Mar, 2021 04:36 AM
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NZ Herald
Newly-listed New Zealand Rural Land Co (NZL) has bought its first farm - a 456ha dairy farm in Mokoreta, Southland, for $10.37 million.
The company said the purchase, which has a June 1 settlement date, was the first in a series of expected acquisitions.
NZL said the agreement remains conditional on a successful test of an effluent pond on the farm.
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February 9, 2021
ISLAMABAD: The national tally on Monday of total active COVID-19 cases recorded 31,983 with 1,037 more people tested positive for the deadly virus and 1,260 people recovered from the disease during 24 hours.Fifty-nine corona patients died in 24 hours, 55 of them were under treatment in hospitals and four in their respective quarantines and homes on Sunday, according to the latest update issued by the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC). Most of the deaths occurred in Sindh followed by the Punjab. As many as 44 patients died on ventilators. The maximum ventilators were occupied in four major areas including Multan 30 percent, Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) 28 percent, Peshawar 27 percent and Lahore 35 percent.

their vehicles from other businesses who are being accosted and attacked by people in the parking lot, and it's just really created a really hostile environment that has been created by the city council and the mayor of our city. jedediah: austin is such a beautiful city, this is so sad to see. homelessness in austin, texas, right now, 1,037 unsheltered persons in the city of austin, and i would ask you, where is the mayor? why is he not doing anything about this in. >> it's really sad. you know, our property crime has actually increased. and i don't know if people know this, but the property crime in austin is actually higher than the national average. you know, the city of austin used to be called, it's the live music capital of the world. instead now it's being called the homeless capital of the central part of the united states. jedediah: the department of transportation being called in, as we know, by governor abbott. what role do you think they're going to be able to play here? >> i tell you, the business

july 2016, 21 months and 1,037 tips after the untimely death of chelsea bruck, the detective confronted daniel clay, the ladies man whose dna was on her halloween costume. >> you never had sex with chelsea bruck before the party -- >> after the party, i never -- >> like a patient fisherman the detective's lure lingers around. >> i think you're a pretty confident kind of guy. >> do you have a lawyer? >> i do have a lawyer. >> so it wept until calmly and quietly the detective broke the bad news. for all of daniel's denials dna doesn't lie, and his dna was on chelsea's costume. and so the question, how could that be? >> i did not do anything to that

voters to send him to the senate instead. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this friday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york, day 1,037 of the trump administration, a marathon round of hearings and this impeachment very long now concluded, at least for now. we've heard directly from 12 current and former government officials over 35 hours. the facts are no longer in dispute. they testified that the president was, in effect, pressuring ukraine into announcing investigations into the bidens by withholding a promised white house meeting and vital military aid already approved by congress. republicans have used these hearings to advance a theory that it was ukraine somehow and not russia that interfered in our 2016 election. that's not true. the idea of blaming ukraine for the election interference in the first place came from vladimir putin.

indications that mike pompeo already deeply involved in this ukraine story may be heading home to kansas to convince voters to send him to the senate instead. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this friday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york, day 1,037 of the trump administration, a marathon round of hearings and this impeachment very long now concluded, at least for now. we've heard directly from 12 current and former government officials over 35 hours. the facts are no longer in dispute. they testified that the president was, in effect, pressuring ukraine into announcing investigations into the bidens by withholding a promised white house meeting and vital military aid already approved by congress. republicans have used these hearings to advance a theory that it was ukraine somehow and not russia that interfered in

that mike piem pompeo involved in the ukraine story may be headed home to kansas to sent him to senate instead. all of this as "the 11th hour" gets underway this friday night. ♪ good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters. day 1,037 of the trump administration. at least four now. we've heard directly from 12 current and former government officials, over 35 hours. the facts are no longer in dispute. they testified the president was in effect pressuring ukraine into announcing investigationiniinvestigations into the bidens by with holding a white house meeting and vital military aid already approved by congress. republicans have used these hearings to advance a theory that it's ukraine and not russia

this was very annoying for authors even if royalties didn't yet exist back then. the 1st copyright protection came in the form of privileges granted to printers which gave the 1st publisher of a work exclusive printing rights for 2 years. it wasn't until 1710 with the introduction of the statute of queen around in britain little those were guaranteed protection for the 1st time. in france that came much later author's rights were untrained in civil law an author's work was considered a personal. expression inseparable from their person. in the united states copywriting to strengthen the rights of publishers to promote public education in 1037 the german confederation a precursor to the unified germany guaranteed authors rights china is different while there have been copyright laws since 1910 hardly anyone sticks to them and