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1) Klaus over at Ming Movie Reviews has reviewed The Other Side of the Wind<\/em><\/a>, and also They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead<\/em><\/a> (a documentary about the making of The Other Side of the Wind<\/em>). Very interesting to get insights and impressions from somebody who isn’t a Welles obsessive.<\/p>\n

[Update: Klaus posted a much more extensive review of The Other Side of the Wind<\/a>.<\/em>]<\/p>\n

 
2) Does it annoy you when a cashier at a drugstore or grocery store refers to you as a “guest” (rather than a customer), or when a train announcer refers to you as a “customer” (rather than a passenger)? Well, the Comma Queen is here for you, as always: “Comma Queen: A Grammarian\u2019s Xmas Gripes<\/a>“<\/p>\n

 
3) In case you were wondering, my enthusiasm for Tangerine Dream continues unabated. Here’s the current lineup, in studio, performing “Identity Proven Matrix”:
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