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pos: Dawn of the Dead (2004 film) located in the fictional town of Everett, Wisconsin, surrounded by swarms of zombies. Ty Burrell, Michael Kelly, Kevin Zegers, and Lindy Booth play supporting roles; the original's cast members Ken Foree, Scott Reiniger, and Tom Savini appear in cameos. The film was released by Universal Pictures on March 19, 2004. The film grossed $102 million worldwide against a budget of $26 million. After finishing a long shift as a nurse, Ana returns to her suburban neighborhood and her husband, Luis. Caught up in a scheduled date night, they miss an emergency news bulletin. The next morning, a neighborhood girl enters

neg: George A. Romero also explore in his next film in the series, "Land of the Dead"). Romero has stated that the miniseries is set in the same kind of world as his "Dead" films, but featured other locales besides Pittsburgh, where the majority of his films take place. Romero, who lived in Toronto, directed a fourth "Dead" movie in that city, "Land of the Dead", released in 2005. The movie's working title was "Dead Reckoning". Actors Simon Baker, Dennis Hopper, Asia Argento, and John Leguizamo starred, and the film was released by Universal Pictures (who released the "Dawn of the Dead" remake the

neg: Dead Before Dawn (1993 film) taking all her valuable belongings as 'proof', while hiding Linda in a cabin by the lake. Robert, however, grows suspicious when her body does not show up, and stalls the payment. After the FBI informs him of Linda's 'disappearance', Robert starts to take procedures to legally keep his children. This upsets Linda, who considers going back to Dallas to stop Robert, but Zack convinces her to keep low for at least one more day. After Young makes the payment to Zack, he and Robert are arrested for conspiracy to murder, and sentenced to ten years in jail. Dead Before Dawn

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) calling it a "broader" version of "Night of the Living Dead", and gave particular credit to the acting and themes explored: "the acting performances are uniformly strong; and the script develops its themes more explicitly, with obvious satirical jabs at modern consumer society, as epitomized by the indoor shopping mall where a small band of human survivors take shelter from the zombie plague sweeping the country." He went on to say that "Dawn of the Dead" was a "savage (if tongue-in-cheek) attack on the foibles of modern society", showcasing explicit gore and horror and turning them into "a form of

neg: Joseph Pilato his spare time. Pilato plays the guitar, accordion, and taught himself the trombone. He does not own a computer. He is close friends with "Dawn of the Dead" stars David Emge and Ken Foree. He often attends horror conventions and loves to meet his fans, often posing for pictures and signing autographs. In 1984, six years after the release of "Dawn of the Dead", director George A. Romero, was planning a new zombie film called "Day of the Dead". Pilato had appeared as a cameo in "Dawn of the Dead" as a police officer, which had been his first feature

neg: Twilight's Child does instead. On their wedding night, Dawn and Jimmy finally consummate their relationship. However, the honeymoon is cut short when Randolph is found dead at his mother's grave several days later. Dawn takes full ownership of the hotel and begins spending more time on the hotel than with her family. With her husband dead, Laura Sue resumes her old relationship with Bronson Alcott and they quickly marry. Bronson later confesses to Dawn that Clara Sue is his daughter, conceived during an affair that began after Dawn's "kidnapping". Soon after, Dawn discovers that she is pregnant with Jimmy's child. Dawn decides

neg: House (2008 film) House (2008 film) House is a 2008 horror film directed by Robby Henson, starring Reynaldo Rosales, Heidi Dippold and Michael Madsen. It is based on the novel of the same name by Frank E. Peretti and Ted Dekker. It covers the events that take place one night in an old, rustic inn in Alabama, where four guests and three owners find themselves locked in by a homicidical maniac. The maniac claims to have killed God and threatens to murder all seven of them, unless they produce the dead body of one of them by dawn. In the prologue, the film

neg: Jason Stackhouse Jason loses his erection and Dawn ridicules him, yells at him, kicks him out and ultimately shoots at him. Dawn's neighbors overhear the commotion. The next morning, Dawn does not show up for work at Merlotte's and Sookie goes to her place, only to discover Dawn's dead body on the bed. Jason later meets and falls in love with Amy (Lizzy Caplan), a psychopathic hippie V-juice addict who also is murdered under suspicious circumstances. Although Jason is a major suspect for all four murders (three of which are women with whom he has had sexual relations with and the other

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) as "The Goblins") extensively. Goblin is a four-piece Italian band that mostly provides contract work for film soundtracks. Argento, who received a credit for original music alongside Goblin, collaborated with the group to get music for his cut of the film. Romero used three of their pieces in his theatrical release version. The Goblin score would later find its way onto a "Dawn of the Dead"-inspired film, "Hell of the Living Dead". The version of "Dawn" released on video in the mid-nineties under the label "Director's Cut" does not use most of the Goblin tracks, as they had not been

neg: Sonnets for an Old Century it."" She does not explain where they are, why they are there and if they are dead. It is easy to assume that they might be, but the playwright does not specify. It is thought as if they are dead, considering Wendy's last words are: ""It's the last and only time you have to give your side of the story, as far as I know."" Ana Ortiz: Javi Mulero: Carlo Alban: Anne O’Sullivan: John Vargas: Dawnn Lewis: Dawn started her evening in a screening in Santa Monica, California. While she's there, there seems to be no sight of a TV

neg: Traitor (The Secret Circle) Harbor so he won't see her again and to stop his plans. Blackwell, goes to Dawn to ask for her help and she agrees to talk to Charles. The episode ends at "The Creepiest Place on Earth" where Jake and Faye find a picture of Jake's parents in the traitor's stuff and wonder why the traitor would have it. Cassie and Diana are chasing the traitor and Cassie uses her dark magic to stop him. They take the crystal back and they find out that the traitor is Nick (Louis Hunter) who is supposed to be dead. In its original

neg: Shunt equation Shunt equation The Shunt equation quantifies the extent that venous blood bypasses oxygenation in the capillaries of the lung. Shunt and dead space are terms used to describe conditions where either blood flow or ventilation does not meet the other in the lung as it should for gas exchange to take place. They can also be used to describe areas or effects where blood flow and ventilation are not properly matched though both may be present to varying extents. Some refer to shunt-effect or dead space-effect to designate the ventilation/perfusion mismatch states that are less extreme than absolute shunt or

neg:
Ariel (poem) household chores and other drudgery for the rest of the day. Literary critic Kathleen Lant argues this routine is outlined in the second half of "Ariel"- beginning with these lines: White
 Godiva, I unpeel --
 Dead hands, dead stringencies. This stanza, she argues, outlines her pre-dawn poetry writing, for in the poem these actions take place before the sun has risen, and because she is interpreting Plath's poetic "undressing" as an erotic metaphor for her undressing the structure she adhered to in her pre-Ariel/Colossus poems. This is seemingly further supported by another critic who argues that by "unpeeling" these dead

neg: Count Duckula library of macabre texts, laboratory, and more. The castle is also home to an often referred-to, but never seen, werewolf named Towser, which Duckula does not believe exists (he often refers to it as "the werewolf we don't have"). The castle can teleport to any place on earth (and beyond), but returns automatically at dawn, "Eastern Transylvanian Standard Time". The teleportation is activated when Duckula enters an upright coffin while he states where he wants it to take him (often, he will have to come up with a rhyme to activate it properly). The controls to this device are inside

neg: Cleopatra's Night where they may ignore the dawn, but Meïamoun points out that there is not enough time. Cleopatra commands that the canopies be drawn. She will blot out day for an entire month, that he may continue to love her. She offers him any gift, but he only requests that when he is dead that she will press his earthly shell to her heart as she does now, and that in the still hours of the night that she will sometimes think of him. She agrees. As dawn arrives, the distiller of poisons enters, and offers to Meïamoun a vapourous cup.

neg: Prabhas Patan leprosy after taking bath in this place, and devotees to this day take dip in this water for its healing powers. There is a saying in Gujarat, "He who does not bath at the Kund is as good as dead or is a living dead". A huge temple of the main deity, Kamnath, occupies the center surrounded by many small structures. It is believed that ages ago Shiva had reduced Kama to ashes by unleashing the fury of his third eye, hence the name Kamanath. In the interiors, there is a long, narrow cave where Adi Shankaracharya meditated for years.

neg: Dead Before Dawn they don't cause another curse. When Casper and Charlotte graduate, they visit Horus and explain that they wish to become Occult Barn employees to pay for their new place. Overjoyed, Horus decides to take his first vacation ever; his attire suggests, he is going to Hawaii. After he leaves, the couple make out and accidentally knock down the urn. Horrified, they state, "We're so dead." The film was shot entirely stereoscopic 3D in 20 days in and around the Niagara Falls region of Canada in 2011. For their environmentally friendly practices, the film was awarded the Green Screen Award by

neg: Dawn in Lyonesse her. She decides to stay in Tintagel, to get Derek a job in the local quarry, and to rent a small cottage nearby. She hopes to be able to enthuse Derek with her new-found outlook and ambitions, but is assailed by doubts and misgivings. A postcard unexpectedly arrives for her at the hotel. Sent by Susan, it informs her that Derek has drowned. The manager allows Ellen a short period of leave, and she takes the next charabanc to Land’s End where the burial is to take place. On the way, the driver, who does not know of her connection

neg: Morgan Jones (The Walking Dead) Rick takes Morgan and Duane to his former Sheriff's headquarters, where the trio use the emergency generator to power up the station. They take hot showers and clean out the armory. Rick heads to Atlanta, while Morgan and Duane stay behind. Rick gives Morgan a rifle and a walkie-talkie and promises to broadcast every morning at dawn. Morgan goes to the top floor of his house, where he looks through old family photos before shooting several zombies. As he hoped, the noise attracts more walkers, including his dead wife Jenny, but Morgan finds himself unable to shoot her and breaks

neg: Sequence (game) "Discard" pile, and play passes to the left. A player may place chips on either of the appropriate card spaces as long as it is not already covered by an opponent's marker chip. If a player possesses a card which does not have an open space on the game board, the card is considered "dead" and may be exchanged for a new card. When it is their turn, they place the dead on card on the discard pile, announce they are turning in a dead card, and take a replacement (one card per turn). Then they proceed to play their

neg: Holy Wednesday the tomb the Thursday Evening and Friday daylight (the second Jewish day – the day before the weekly Sabbath), and he was dead the Friday Evening and Saturday daylight of the Sabbath (third Jewish day). Sometime in the Saturday night and Sunday daylight, before dawn, Christ was risen from the dead. For this theory to be true, the argument must be made that the Resurrection was discovered near dawn but occurred some time before that. This complete Jewish day (night plus daylight) does not count any partial days (the daylight of Wednesday or the evening before Sunday) as time Jesus

neg: Calibretto 13 Place" in paper bags, although there was never any distribution of the record beyond that. Although retaining a similar sound to Calibretto 13, Calibretto's line-up changed. Aaron Richardson left the band, and began to illustrate comics for Backburner Comics. Richardson's place was filled by Chad A. Serhal, formerly rhythm guitarist of In the face of war. Calibretto released "Dead by Dawn" EP on Standard Recording Company in 2003. Whereas Calibretto 13 releases were directly aimed towards a Christian audience, the releases under the name Calibretto were not. Under the name Calibretto, the band had two releases, "Dead by Dawn" EP

neg: Class of 1999 of a local pizza place when he sees Connors. She kidnaps him and when the Razorheads are waiting for Noser, Noser is sent through the window of their hangout while on fire. Hector is convinced the Blackhearts did it and decide to start a war. The next morning, Cody goes to the Blackheart hangout, where he finds a dead Angel surrounded by the likes of Curt, Reedy, and Dawn. Dawn finds Angel's basketball with a message written in blood. Cody, seething with revenge, decides he wants back in the gang. That afternoon, a war ensues between the Razorheads and Blackhearts.

neg: Coda (The Walking Dead) Coda (The Walking Dead) "Coda" is the eighth episode and mid-season finale of the fifth season of the post-apocalyptic horror television series "The Walking Dead", which aired on AMC on November 30, 2014. The episode marks Lennie James's second uncredited post-credits appearance in the fifth season as Morgan Jones. The episode was written by Angela Kang and directed by Ernest Dickerson. The episode primarily takes place in and around Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, where Beth Greene finds herself as Dawn Lerner's ward, discovering her past and finding herself endangered by Officer O'Donnell. Meanwhile, Rick Grimes hunts down Officer Lamson,

neg: Dawn of the Dead (game) Dawn of the Dead (game) Dawn of the Dead is a 1978 board game published by Simulations Publications, Inc. "Dawn of the Dead" is a game based on the 1978 film "Dawn of the Dead" involving four humans trapped in a shopping mall surrounded by zombies. Steve Jackson reviewed "Dawn of the Dead" in "The Space Gamer" No. 40. Jackson commented that "On the whole, "Dawn of the Dead" would be worth the money to somebody who liked the movie. It also plays much better as a solitaire; in a two-player game, the zombie player will feel like a zombie

neg: Waxwork II: Lost in Time Jack the Ripper, Nosferatu, and Dawn of the Dead). According to exposition later given by Sir Wilfred in the form of a raven, these worlds comprise "God's video game," where God and the devil battle over the fate of the world, each victory being reflected in events occurring in the real world. When Mark or Sarah appear in each reality they take on the persona of characters in those stories, sometimes having their personalities and memories taken over by those characters until they regain their senses. Mark plans to gather evidence of the reanimated dead to bring back to the

neg: Dead Until Dark feed on him because he has a virus that debilitates them. She tells them, and the trio leaves with the fang-bangers, but Sookie becomes terrified by how evil some vampires can be. She takes time apart from Bill. The next day, Sam, Sookie's boss, asks her to drop by Dawn's house, another barmaid of Merlotte's, because Dawn hadn't show up in a few days. Sookie does this favour for Sam and finds Dawn dead, strangled and bitten by a vampire. The murder looks like another recent one, that of Maudette Pickens. It seems like a serial killer is on the

neg: Dead Set the zombies from the 2004 "Dawn of the Dead" remake. Brooker responded that this was due to a variety of reasons, including budgetary constraints, the fact that "Dead Set" had to differentiate itself from "Shaun of the Dead", as well as the plot requiring that the infection could put the entire country out of action before the producers had time to evacuate the studios. He also cited two George Romero films in which the zombies behaved non-traditionally, including a scene in the original "Dawn of the Dead" where two zombie children run. In 2013, Brooker confirmed that the "Big Brother

neg: The Thing (2011 film) his first planned feature film, a sequel to the "Dawn of the Dead" remake, a zombie film taking place in Las Vegas written and produced by Zack Snyder, who directed the "Dawn of the Dead" remake, and co-produced by Abraham and Newman, called "Army of the Dead", was cancelled by the studio three months before production began. Needing to start all over again, he asked his agent to see if there was a "The Thing" project in development, since "Alien" and "The Thing" are his favorite films. As a fan of Carpenter's film, he was interested in the project because,

neg: Rishathra hominid on Ringworld are generally not permitted to "rish" with members of another species. This is due to their place in the Ringworld ecosystem as carrion eaters, specifically the dead bodies of other hominid races, a practice that while accepted by other hominids prohibits such close relations. The "Water People" species of hominid on Ringworld are not able to rish with most other hominids due to the requirement that such activities take place underwater. Air breathers are typically not able to hold their breath for sufficient time to allow the act of sexual intercourse to take place. (This does not

neg: Dawn of the Dead (game) himself before the game is over. If zombie movement had been slightly higher, or if normal zombies had been allowed to stack, it could have been more interesting and better balanced. As is ... pretty counters, but nice try." Dawn of the Dead (game) Dawn of the Dead is a 1978 board game published by Simulations Publications, Inc. "Dawn of the Dead" is a game based on the 1978 film "Dawn of the Dead" involving four humans trapped in a shopping mall surrounded by zombies. Steve Jackson reviewed "Dawn of the Dead" in "The Space Gamer" No. 40. Jackson commented

neg: Pulmonary shunt embolism, for example) is an example of increased dead space. Dead space is a space at which gas exchange does not take place, such as the trachea; it is ventilation without perfusion. Pulmonary shunting causes the blood supply leaving a shunted area of the lung to have lower levels of oxygen and higher levels of carbon dioxide (i.e., the normal gas exchange does not occur). A pulmonary shunt occurs as a result of blood flowing right-to-left through cardiac openings or in pulmonary arteriovenous malformations. The shunt which means V/Q = 0 for that particular part of the lung field under

neg: Ladies' Night (novel) Ladies' Night (novel) Ladies' Night was the second novel written, but tenth published by Jack Ketchum. The novel is reminiscent of survival movies such as "Night of the Living Dead" and "Dawn of the Dead" since it deals with survival in extreme urban circumstances. Initially deemed too graphic to publish, the novel, written in the early 1980s at a length of approximately 400 pages, was finally released in 1997 at a length of 175 pages by Silver Salamander Press. The novel takes place in New York City, where a chemical truck gets into an accident and spills its contents on

neg: Night of the Living Dead (film series) being a standalone film that is not directly continuing global events from the previous. Romero does not consider any of his "Dead" films sequels since none of the major characters or story continue from one film to the next. The two exceptions are Tom Savini's character of Blades who becomes a zombie in "Dawn of the Dead" who would be seen again years later in "Land of the Dead" and the military officer (Alan van Sprang) who robs the main characters in "Diary of the Dead" and goes on to become a protagonist in "Survival of the Dead". The plot

neg: Asphodel Meadows not the place of perfect beauty they would become for post-Renaissance romantic English poets. In the Odyssey, the hero Odysseus sails to the very edge of the earth, beyond the place where Dawn rises (Odyssey 12.3), in that foggy place the sun never shines. There he sees a grove of trees, the junction of two rivers and a meadow of Asphodel. This landscape perhaps predates the Odyssey and would have identified to the readers that this is the gateway to the underworld. The description of existence in the meadows is disturbing "The dead approach him in swarms, unable to speak

neg: Rufus Randolph Rhodes occasionally hearing from his wife and children. His sons that are old enough to bear arms are in our army or already dead upon the field of Shiloh and hence he does not wish to come to Richmond where I could find a place for him. I take it that among all your kind friends I have troubled you as little if not less than any other and it appears to me therefore that I have some small right to ask you for this small favor. Rufus signed the letter, “Very faithfully & truly, your friend, Rufus R. Rhodes.” "

neg: De Dana Dan kidnappers, but after all her customers decide to go on a strike, she agrees to pay the ransom. As Nitin does not want to go back to Kuljeet, they come up with a plan – they decide to get a dead body from Maamu and throw it onto the railway tracks, along with his driving licence, and then spread the news that the kidnappers have killed Nitin. Harbans' and Oberoi's families come to Pan Pacific Hotel, where the wedding is going to take place. Harbans and Oberoi click a photo to celebrate their families uniting. To give the advance money

neg: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – Retribution Imperial Guard. The campaign takes place across Sub-sector Aurelia, which appeared in the previous two games. The worlds include the jungle world Typhon Primaris, the desert world Calderis, and the hive world Meridian from "Dawn of War II"; the arctic world Aurelia and the derelict ship "Judgment of Carrion" from "Chaos Rising"; and the dead world of Cyrene, mentioned in the original "" as having been subjected to Exterminatus (complete sterilization of all life on a planet corrupted by Chaos or alien influences) by Blood Ravens Captain Gabriel Angelos. "Dawn of War II: Retribution" takes place ten years after events

neg: 2013 Neo Irakleio Golden Dawn office shooting 2013 Neo Irakleio Golden Dawn office shooting The attack at the Neo Irakleio Golden Dawn office took place on November 1, 2013 outside the offices of the political party in Neo Irakleio in Athens. As a result, Manolis Kapelonis and Giorgos Fountoulis, two members of the political party of Golden Dawn, were murdered and a third one, Alexandros Gerondas, was wounded from shootings. , the anti-terrorism branch of the Greek police is still investigating the incident. On 1 November 2013, Golden Dawn members Giorgos Fountoulis and Manos Kapelonis were shot dead outside the party's offices in Neo Irakleio, a northern

neg: Coda (The Walking Dead) ward, to replace Beth, her new ward. Rick and Beth are reluctant, but Noah agrees so as to prevent bloodshed. Beth goes to give him a hug, but as she does so, Dawn makes a gloating comment in reference to her earlier conversation with Beth. Angered, Beth faces Dawn and icily tells her, "I get it now". With that, Beth stabs Dawn's shoulder with the scissors. Caught off guard, Dawn reflexively fires her pistol into the side of Beth's head, killing her instantly. Despite Dawn's own shock and pleas for mercy, an enraged Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) immediately pulls out

neg: Sorry, Right Number adaptation of Bill's earlier novel. Katie receives a second phone call. The incoming call is a sobbing and traumatized caller who sputters, "Take... please... take" before the line goes dead. Katie immediately assumes the call came from her daughter Polly, who is away at boarding school, but a call to Polly proves otherwise. Katie also rules out her mother, but she cannot reach her sister Dawn. Katie and Bill rush over to Dawn's house; despite the appearance of a forced entry, Dawn is all right and did not call. Assuming that someone must have dialed the wrong number, Katie forgets

neg: Wanted: Dead or Alive (Pretty Little Liars) she goes to her room, the officer, who is actually "A.D" with a mask, attacks her. During the struggle, Alison rips off part of the mask, claiming that she saw Elliott, but A.D. retreats when the police's siren is heard. After hearing everything from Aria, Ezra proposes to Aria again and, this time, she says yes. Emily comforts Alison after the confusion faded. Sara gets her bags to flee, but is interrupted by someone. Spencer and Hanna return to the place where they buried Elliott, and, after digging, they discover that he is really dead. A maid (Dawn Brodey) arrives

neg: Ghosts (Person of Interest) were killed by a hitman a few years back, and Theresa herself was presumed dead; there's a brief tease at the beginning when Finch and Reese meet in the graveyard where the Whitakers were buried, and Reese says something about a ghost (sigh), but by and large, this is a straightforward, land-deal-gone-bad kind of story." Ross Bonaime of "Paste" gave the episode a 6 out of 10 rating and wrote ""Person of Interest" does genuinely have interesting aspects to its story. But all those take place in flashbacks, while the show wants to spend a majority of its time in

neg: Day of the Dead (2008 film) who adapted the script from Romero's original concept, has stated that this film does not have any connection to Zack Snyder's 2004 remake of "Dawn of the Dead" (although Ving Rhames had also appeared in that film, but as a different character). He told ComingSoon.net: "It's going to be a separate movie...We wanted to pay homage to the original with the military and the scientists and the socially relevant stuff that George Romero always does, but we wanted to put a fresh spin on it." "Variety" announced the project in July 2006, and shooting ended on September 7, 2006, after

neg: Mesoamerican feasts the plaza where the ceremony will take place. On day two sacred food is offered to the gods at dawn, noon, three, seven and twice more sometime before two in the morning. Once those sacrifices are over, the people who participated in the ritual eat the sacrificed foods. After all of the very religious activities take place, the public festival is held and is meant to be a time for friends, family and eating. Food was a very important and central aspect of many royal events and activities. For palace sponsored feasts, cooks prepared all of the food while noblewomen

neg: Real Me (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) new place, Tara and Willow discuss how Dawn is having a hard time as the outsider of the Scooby Gang. Tara reveals that she has similar feelings as an outsider. On patrol, Buffy is fuming about the lecture she received from her mother about allowing Dawn to see a dead body. Riley tries to talk some sense into her, pointing out she and Dawn resent each other for similar reasons. When they return home, Xander tells Buffy about Harmony and - after the Slayer stops laughing - she gets angry that Dawn invited Harmony inside. Buffy complains to Riley and

neg: From Dusk till Dawn: The Series including policemen and Gonzalez's mentor Texas Ranger Earl McGraw, dead. Heading for the Mexico border pursued by Gonzalez, the Geckos encounter former minister Jacob Fuller and his family, whom they take hostage by commandeering the Fullers' RV. Drug lord Don Carlos reroutes them to a strip club populated by snakelike people that all must fight for food to survive until dawn. "From Dusk till Dawn" is the first scripted original series on Robert Rodriguez's El Rey network. Series creator and showrunner Rodriguez, who also directed the pilot and other episodes, stated the original film is "one of the favorite movies

neg: Crossed (The Walking Dead) still wants to live. Glenn, Tara, and Rosita return with water and fish as Eugene regains consciousness. At the hospital, Lt. Dawn Lerner (Christine Woods) is in a heated discussion with Officer O'Donnell (Ricky Wayne) over their inability to find Noah. Beth (Emily Kinney) listens in as the subject turns to Carol (Melissa McBride). O'Donnell feels she is a lost cause, and keeping her alive is waste of resources. Beth intervenes, and an angry Dawn instructs O'Donnell to take Carol off life support. When O'Donnell leaves, Dawn chastises Beth for forcing her hand but gives her the key to the

neg: Showtime (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) the room where the latest potential slayer is staying. When no one answers, Buffy kicks the door in and they find a dead blond girl lying on the ground. Upon closer inspection, they find that the girl is Eve and she's been dead for days. Back at the house, Andrew, still desperate to get on the Scoobies' good side, asks Dawn how he could be useful, but Dawn informs Andrew that Buffy gave her permission to kill him if he talks too much. Suddenly, Buffy and Xander return to the house and go down to the basement, where they tell

neg: Shaun of the Dead enemy graveyard. Prominent are many references to George A. Romero's earlier "Dead" films ("Night of the Living Dead", "Dawn of the Dead", and "Day of the Dead", with "Dawn" in particular being referenced). The 2010 Cuban film "Juan of the Dead" and the 2013 Singaporean film "Hsien of the Dead" were inspired by "Shaun of the Dead". The film's score by Pete Woodhead and Daniel Mudford is a pastiche of Italian zombie film soundtracks by artists like Goblin and Fabio Frizzi. It also uses many musical cues from the original "Dawn of the Dead" that were originally culled by George

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) (a B-side to the UK No.6 single "19-2000"). Filmmaker, musician and composer John Harrison (who cameos as "Screwdriver Zombie" in "Dawn of the Dead" and who subsequently composed the music to its follow up "Day of the Dead"), receives a co-writing credit for the song. American heavy metal act White Zombie (band) sampled dialogue from the film in their song "Psychoholic Slag," from the album . Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) Dawn of the Dead (also known internationally as Zombi or Zombie) is a 1978 American independent zombie horror film directed by George A. Romero. It was written by

neg: Christian anthropology at death, to be reunited at the resurrection. This is closely related to the doctrine of the immortality of the soul. For example, the Westminster Confession (chapter XXXII) states: The question then arises: where exactly does the disembodied soul "go" at death? Theologians refer to this subject as the intermediate state. The Old Testament speaks of a place called "sheol" where the spirits of the dead reside. In the New Testament, "hades", the classical Greek realm of the dead, takes the place of "sheol". In particular, Jesus teaches in Luke 16:19–31 (Lazarus and Dives) that "hades" consists of two separate

neg: Dracula the Un-dead to pick up "Dracula the Un-dead", pick it up for an interesting take on the 'happily-never-after'. Pick it up because you're interested in reading a different take on the vampires that aren't 'pretty' but truly monstrous. For on that note, "Dracula the Un-dead" does succeed". Moira Macdonald wrote in the "Seattle Times" "it's an odd piece of work, bearing about as much resemblance to the original as Bela Lugosi does to Robert "Twilight" Pattinson". Amy Gwiazdowski, writing for Bookreporter.com, wrote that: "In the end, "Dracula The Un-Dead" is a fast read and exciting in parts, but I think too much

neg: Capture of Combles south of the village. The British conformed to the French preference for afternoon attacks, which meant that the final bombardment would take place in daylight. The British preferred dawn attacks to avoid the attacking infantry waiting for too long in the front-line, vulnerable to German counter-bombardment. Tank policy had been decided at a meeting on 19 September, where the vulnerability of tanks waiting in advanced positions from dawn to zero hour, led to a decision by the Fourth Army commander, General Henry Rawlinson to keep them in reserve, ready to advance if they were needed. The XIV Corps commander Major-General

neg: Golden Sun: Dark Dawn and compulsory battles that advance the story. Battles take place on the lower screen, where the enemy party and the player's party are displayed on opposing sides. In battle, the player is required to defeat enemies via direct attacks with weapons, offensive Psynergy spells, and other means of causing damage, all while keeping his or her own combatant alive through items and supportive Psynergy that heal and raise defensive stats. Unlike the first two "Golden Sun" games, "Dark Dawn" features a smarter intelligent targeting system that allows one of two party members who initially target the same enemy to intelligently

neg: The Unquiet Earth and that he will try to take her away. Dillon's prior paranoia is justified at the end of the novel. The book closes with the breaking of the dawn above the towns, and eventually shows once again that the mining company's guarantee of safety was untrue. Jackie is left alone after the deaths of Tom and Dillon in the flood and moves away. The story closes with Jackie wanting to forget the place she called home. The book does a good job of creating a scene of mountain utopia that was slowly eroded away by the mining to an area

neg: Evil Dead II Evil Dead II Evil Dead II (also known in publicity materials as Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn) is a 1987 American comedy horror film directed by Sam Raimi, and a parody sequel to the 1981 horror film "The Evil Dead". The film was written by Raimi and Scott Spiegel, produced by Robert Tapert, and stars Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams. Filming took place in Michigan and North Carolina in 1986, and the film was released in the United States on March 13, 1987. It was a minor box office success, achieving just under $6 million. It garnered positive reviews

neg: Nuevo amanecer with Laura in high school and has a completely opposite of her character. Laura decides to take a trip where he meets Gerardo, who falls in love, but in turn suffers because it reminds her stepfather. But Laura also have to deal with a cruel person that wants to destroy, and the mysterious anonymous that come suddenly, indicating that they are of his dead mother. To worsen the situation, Norma has gotten a married man with Felipe and Gerardo da samples be hiding something. Nuevo amanecer Nuevo amanecer ("New dawn") is a Mexican telenovela produced by Ernesto Alonso for Televisa

neg: Big Bad Willow. The real Buffy and the Scooby Gang appear behind her and bloodies Glory as the ritual begins. Downed but not dead, Glory reverts to Ben, whom Giles coldly smothers, killing Glory in the process. However, the bloodletting required by the ritual to open the portal has already been accomplished by a demon allied with Glory. Dawns's blood drips from the top of the jury-rigged tower to the midair point where the interdimensional portal will open; it will remain open as long as The Key lives, and the demon wounded Dawn in such a way that it will take hours

neg: Holy Saturday take place in the night; it must begin after nightfall and end before dawn. The service may start with a fire and the lighting of the new Paschal candle. In Roman Catholic and some Anglican observance, the Mass is the first Mass since that of Maundy Thursday, and during it, the "Gloria" — which has been absent during Lent — is used as the statues and icons, covered with purple veils during Passiontide, are dramatically unveiled. Some Anglican churches prefer to celebrate Easter and the lighting of the new Paschal candle at dawn on Easter Day. Baptisms may take place

neg: Cythera (novel) Cythera (novel) Cythera is the fourth novel by British science fiction author Richard Calder, and was first published in 1998. While it is not explicitly advertised as a continuation of Calder's previous novels it does appear to be set in the same universe as his 'Dead...' trilogy, as it references some of the background of the earlier novels and features two supporting characters - Kito and Mosquito - who were introduced in "Dead Girls", though knowledge of these novels is not required to understand this stand-alone novel. Due to the timeline given the events of "Cythera" appear to take place

neg: Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn, also known as Night of the Living Dead: Origins and Night of the Living Dead: Origins 3D , is a 2015 computer-animated horror film directed by Krisztian Majdik and Zebediah De Soto and produced by Simon West. The film is a re-telling of the original "Night of the Living Dead" in a contemporary setting. An animated re-telling of the original "Night of the Living Dead" film. Set in modern-day New York City rather than 1960s rural Pennsylvania. Centers on a group of desperate survivors fighting to

neg: Dead space (physiology) Dead space (physiology) In physiology, dead space is the volume of air which is inhaled that does not take part in the gas exchange, either because it (1) remains in the conducting airways, or (2) reaches alveoli that are not perfused or poorly perfused. In other words, not all the air in each breath is available for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Mammals breathe in and out of their lungs, wasting that part of the inhalation which remains in the conducting airways where no gas exchange can occur. Benefits do accrue to a seemingly wasteful design for ventilation

neg: Battle in Heaven the dead baby. Marcos tells Berta that he told Ana about the kidnapped baby, indicating that the confession brought him relief. Berta, upset, demands that he make sure that "the princess" does not tell anyone. The next day, Marcos visits Ana. She seems annoyed by his visit, but drives him to her place where they have sex. Ana advises Marcos to turn himself in to the police. Marcos, Berta, their son, and a few friends (including the mother of the dead baby, who does not know who took her child, nor that it has died) go out to the countryside.

neg: Steel Dawn Steel Dawn Steel Dawn is a 1987 American post-apocalyptic science fiction action film directed by Lance Hool and starring Patrick Swayze and Lisa Niemi. The working title of the film, which mixes the genres of science fiction and western, was "Desert Warrior." Principal photography took place in Dead Vlei, Namib-Naukluft Park, Namibia. Nomad (Patrick Swayze), a swordsman, wanders through the desert in a post-World War III world. He searches for his mentor's killer, the assassin Sho (Christopher Neame). In the past, Nomad had a position of privilege as a soldier of the elite guard. Nomad's family were killed and this

neg: House Made of Dawn burial and smears his own body with ashes. As the dawn breaks, Abel begins to run. He is participating in a ritual his grandfather told him about—the race of the dead. As he runs, Abel begins to sing for himself and Francisco. He is coming back to his people and his place in the world. "House Made of Dawn" produced no extensive commentary when it was first published—perhaps, as William James Smith mused in a review of the work in "Commonwealth" LXXXVIII (20 September 1968), because "it seems slightly un-American to criticize an American Indian's novel"—and its subject matter and

neg: Golden age of arcade video games films "The Last Starfighter", as well as "Cloak & Dagger" (in which an Atari 5200 cartridge implausibly containing the eponymous arcade game becomes the film's "MacGuffin"). Arcades also appeared in many other films at the time, such as "Dawn of the Dead" (where they play "Gun Fight" and "F-1") in 1978, and "Midnight Madness" in 1980, "Take This Job and Shove It" and "Puberty Blues" in 1981, the 1982 releases "Rocky III", "Fast Times At Ridgemont High", "Koyaanisqatsi" and "The Toy", the 1983 releases "Psycho II", "Spring Break" and "Never Say Never Again", the 1984 releases "Footloose", "The Karate Kid"

neg: Texas Frightmare Weekend included George A. Romero, Cassandra Peterson (Elvira), the cast of "Night of the Living Dead", "Dawn of the Dead", "Day of the Dead", "Land of the Dead" and "Diary of the Dead". Also in attendance were Malcolm McDowell, Dee Wallace, Danielle Harris, Kristina Klebe, and Scout Taylor-Compton from Rob Zombie's "Halloween". Oscar-winning special effects master Greg Nicotero was also a guest as well as Tom Savini, Tom Atkins, Jason Lively, Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni, Kelli Maroney, Jim Wynorski, Lynn Lowry, Edwin Neal, Courtney Gains, Kathleen Kinmont, plus Harvey Stephens in his first US appearance. The fourth Texas Frightmare Weekend took place May

neg: Beer Hall Putsch us is neither self-conceit or self-interest, but only a burning desire to join the battle in this grave eleventh hour for our German Fatherland ... One last thing I can tell you. Either the German revolution begins tonight or we will all be dead by dawn! Hitler returned to the anteroom, where the triumvirs remained, to ear-shattering acclaim, which the triumvirs could not have failed to notice. On his way back, Hitler ordered Göring and Hess to take Eugen von Knilling and seven other members of the Bavarian government into custody. During Hitler's speech, Pöhner, Weber, and Kriebel had been

neg: Voodoo Dawn more witch doctor than zombie." Voodoo Dawn Voodoo Dawn is a 1991 American horror film directed by Steven Fierberg and starring Tony Todd, Raymond St. Jacques, Theresa Merritt and Gina Gershon. It was written by Jeffrey Delman, Evan Dunsky, Thomas Rendon and John A. Russo, and produced by Steven D. Mackler. "Voodoo Dawn" was adapted from the eponymous pulp horror novel by John A. Russo, known also as the screenwriter for "Night of the Living Dead". The story is set in the Deep South, where a diabolical, machete-wielding voodoo priest (Tony Todd) is busily turning Haitian migrant farm workers into

neg: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (season 7) The First. Meanwhile, Xander, at Buffy's request, takes Dawn out of Sunnydale to safety. Also, Principal Wood returns to join the cause and finally accepts Spike. In the series finale, Dawn adamantly returns to help fight against the First. As she does so, Angel leaves Los Angeles and returns to Sunnydale with an amulet (given to him by Wolfram & Hart), which Buffy gives to Spike. Buffy finally kills Caleb by cutting him in half with the scythe. While Caleb is dead, they make their move to thwart The First's plans once and for all. The Potentials descend into the

neg: The Wedding! (comics) wedding morning, MJ shows up but Peter does not as he is lying unconscious in an alleyway. When he wakes up and rushes to where the wedding was to take place, he finds Mary Jane there and the two decide to take what happened as an omen and simply live together. At that point, the bulk of the Spider-Man stories from that point to the events of One More Day take place as they did normally, but with the two as a couple and living together while being unmarried. However, Mary Jane makes it clear she does not want to

neg: Secrets of the Morning of having her way at the hotel. After much effort, Dawn earns Agnes's trust. Dawn forms a strong bond of friendship with her roommate, a dancer named Trisha. Dawn and Trisha both attend a performing arts school, Bernhardt School For The Arts. Dawn studies singing with Michael Sutton, a famous opera singer. The lessons gradually become more and more intimate. Dawn is confused by Michael's attentions and his treatment but does not know where to turn for advice. Michael eventually seduces Dawn and fills her head with ideas of them singing together on the stage. Dawn is completely taken in

neg: Declared death in absentia especially if the enemy keeps an accurate record of its prisoners of war. If there is not sufficient evidence that death has taken place, it may take somewhat longer, as simple absence does not necessarily prove death. The requirements for declaring an individual legally dead may vary depending on numerous details including the following: Most countries have a set period of time (seven years in many common law jurisdictions) after which an individual is presumed dead if there is no evidence to the contrary. However, if the missing individual is the owner of a significant estate, the court may delay

neg: Secret Cutting points out that if tears can take the place of blood, then Dawn has at last begun the long road to recovery. After being released, Dawn goes to visit Lorraine, who is still in the hospital recovering. Lorraine informs Dawn that her mother is considering leaving her boyfriend, and Dawn tells Lorraine about her mother leaving and what Dr. Parella had said. Lorraine then tells Dawn that the popular kids at their school needed to enjoy being popular while they could, but her and Dawn's time is just beginning. Secret Cutting Secret Cutting (also known as Painful Secrets) is a

neg: Mackenzie Browning told Cane she was ready no matter what Billy does not want her to do. Mac and Billy broke up, and Mac became pregnant with Cane and Lily's child, which turned out to be twins. Billy's life was spiraling downward again into drunkenness as he watched Chance take his place with Chloe and his daughter Delia, and after losing the love of his life, Mac. Then an end-of-2009 visit from his dead father John, showing him what the future would be like with Billy dead if he kept this up, began to turn Billy around. He cleaned up the magazine’s

neg: Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead dead. Meanwhile, the others discover the graveyard, and Martin raises an entire troop of loyal Russian zombies. All converge at the town, where Martin confronts Herzog. Martin points out that they have evacuated the townspeople and thus prevented Herzog from completing his orders, but Herzog does not care and attacks them. The battle goes well at first, but the Nazi zombies eventually overpower Martin's Russian zombies after Herzog kills the Russian Commander, Lt Stavarin. As the Nazi zombies close in on them, Daniel tells Martin to kill Herzog, as it is their only chance. Daniel attempts to take control of

neg: Secret Cutting by her mother's boyfriend (and by her own mother's refusal to take her to the hospital to visit Lorraine), Dawn loses control and again winds up in the emergency room after having brutally slashed her body. Joyce, feeling she can no longer bear the blame for her daughter's condition, decides it would be better for her to simply leave her family, and she does. Her departure finally triggers a change in Dawn. When Dr. Parella comes to visit her in the hospital afterwards, Dawn breaks down into tears - something she had been unable to do before then. Dr. Parella

neg: Beth Greene from a car accident in an attempt to rescue her along with Daryl, Beth devises another plan to retrieve medicine to save her life in the episode "Crossed". In the mid-season finale "Coda", a hostage exchange occurs when Rick's group, who have captured two officers, demand Beth and Carol back. The exchange runs smoothly until Dawn demands that she needs Noah back. However, the group protests. Dawn claims she needs Noah because Beth took his place and she needs him back. Noah reluctantly agrees as does the group until Beth hugs him goodbye before turning to Dawn. She tells Dawn

neg: Maruthur the dead pot and they committed suicide. Uoorkattu Mannan built a temple in the memory of Maruthavalli and Cholavalli in that place where they were dead and he appointed Kavirayar to take care of the temple. In the memory of Maruthavalli and since the place consists mainly of Marutham lands, the place came to be known as Maruthur. At the centre of Maruthur the Adi-Marutheeswar and Vishalakshi temple were built by Uoorkattu Pandian. The temple was renovated in 1969 by Mr P.Chithirai Pandian fondly called as "Chairman" by the people, who was then chairman of Palayamkottai Union at that time.

neg: Red Dawn (2012 film) "The story's time frame is confusingly murky. How long does it take the North Koreans to land... and start running things? What is their game plan? Is this a national invasion? We're unclear what's happening in the rest of the United States". Joe Leydon of "Variety" wrote, "[the] battle scenes are infused with a propulsive sense of urgency, as Bradley (a vet stunt coordinator and second unit director) often achieves an effective semi-documentary look". Red Dawn (2012 film) Red Dawn is a 2012 American war film directed by Dan Bradley. The screenplay by Carl Ellsworth and Jeremy Passmore is based

neg: House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn is a horror-themed light gun arcade game developed by Sega Interactive, and is the sixth title in "The House of the Dead" series, following the release of "" in 2009. It was scheduled for location testing on January 19–21, 2018 on Akihabara, Japan. It was later released on all arcades of Japan in September 2018, and was released on the United States through Dave & Buster's locations in October 2018. In 2006, three years after the events of "The House of the Dead 4", Kate Green joins forces

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) Dawn of the Dead (also known internationally as Zombi or Zombie) is a 1978 American independent zombie horror film directed by George A. Romero. It was written by Romero in collaboration with the Italian filmmaker Dario Argento and produced by Richard P. Rubinstein. It was the second film made in Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" series and shows in a larger scale the apocalyptic effects on society, though it contains no characters or settings from the film "Night of the Living Dead". In the film, a phenomenon of unidentified origin has caused the

neg: Voodoo Dawn Voodoo Dawn Voodoo Dawn is a 1991 American horror film directed by Steven Fierberg and starring Tony Todd, Raymond St. Jacques, Theresa Merritt and Gina Gershon. It was written by Jeffrey Delman, Evan Dunsky, Thomas Rendon and John A. Russo, and produced by Steven D. Mackler. "Voodoo Dawn" was adapted from the eponymous pulp horror novel by John A. Russo, known also as the screenwriter for "Night of the Living Dead". The story is set in the Deep South, where a diabolical, machete-wielding voodoo priest (Tony Todd) is busily turning Haitian migrant farm workers into flesh-eating, zombie slaves. However, his

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) the roof, where he joins Francine. The two then fly away in the partially fueled helicopter to an uncertain future. Additional cast members include: Joe Pilato as Head Officer at Police Dock, Tom Savini as Blades/Mechanic Zombie shot through glass/Zombie hit by truck, Taso Stavrakis as Sledge/Fountain Zombie/Sailor Zombie/Chestburst Zombie, Rudy Ricci as Biker leader, Fred Baker as Police Commander, Pasquale Buba as Motorcycle raider, Jim Baffico as Wooley and Rod Stouffer as Young Cop on roof. The history of "Dawn of the Dead" began in 1974, when George A. Romero was invited by friend Mark Mason of Oxford Development

neg: Golden Dawn (political party) His trial began on 20 September 2006, and he was convicted on 25 September 2006; he was sentenced to 21 years in prison. Golden Dawn members were present at his trial, shouting nationalist slogans; he reportedly hailed them using the Nazi salute. On 2 February 2008, Golden Dawn planned to hold the annual march for the twelfth anniversary of the Imia military crisis. Anti-fascist groups organised a protest in order to cancel the march, as a response to racist attacks allegedly caused by Golden Dawn members. Golden Dawn members occupied the square in which the march was to take place,

neg: The Holy Thief as the one who put the reliquary on the wagon. Bénezet, the groom, overhears Jerome talking with Prior Robert, and shares the word with Daalny, the singer, who tells Tutilo. Jerome is not seen that evening. Aldhelm does not appear at the agreed time. After Lauds, Tutilo returns, deeply shaken, after tripping over a dead man in the dark on his return to the Abbey from another visit to Longner Manor. At dawn, Cadfael and Hugh confirm the dead man is Aldhelm. He was stunned by a hit on the head with a piece of fallen wood; next his head

neg: In Flanders Fields location is today known as the John McCrae Memorial Site. "In Flanders Fields and Other Poems", a 1919 collection of McCrae's works, contains two versions of the poem: a as below and a where the first line ends with "grow" instead of "blow", as discussed under "Publication": <poem> In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now

neg: Where Fortune Smiles Where Fortune Smiles Where Fortune Smiles is a jazz fusion LP credited to John McLaughlin, John Surman, Dave Holland, Karl Berger, and Stu Martin on Dawn Records DNLS ASD 3018, which was recorded in 1970 and released in 1971 in a stereo format. Jazz critic Scott Yanow wrote: “McLaughlin's raw sound was starting to take shape by this time and his impeccable chops are on full display. So too are those of the underrated vibraphonist Karl Berger and, of course, soprano saxophonist Surman. The foundation is held loosely in place by bassist Dave Holland and drummer Stu Martin. It's a

neg: Hopscotch (Cortázar novel) document is to be signed, a procedure that lasts well into the night. The patients are usually referred to by their room numbers rather than their names, and they demonstrate mostly placid natures. Talita becomes the resident pharmacist at the hospital, while Horacio and Traveler act as either orderlies or guards at night. The place is dark and eerie in the long hours before dawn, with the three often seeking refuge in alcohol and conversation in the pharmacy's warmer atmosphere. Remorino shows Horacio and Traveler the basement, where dead bodies are kept and cold beer can be had. One night

neg: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn is Sanaki's long-lost and presumed-dead older sister, but leaves to take the throne of Daein with the approval of Pelleas (if he survived) and the Daein citizenry. Ike departs the continent and is never seen again. Hundreds of years later, Yune and Ashera combine to again become the goddess Ashunera, creator of Tellius. On a second playthrough onward, Lehran can be spared and redeemed; in this case, he greets Ashunera and reveals that the continent is once again about to go to war, and Ashunera resolves to protect the people. By 2005, when "Radiant Dawn"s predecessor "Path of Radiance" was

neg: Dead Space (comics) she yells "Necrotic flesh 'Braham, it infects dead bodies!" At the morgue, Carthusia says "Altman be praised" as a Necromorph approaches him from behind. The story picks up from where Issue Four left off. Neumann is still confused about the situation with the Marker and what it does. "All right, fine, so it mutates dead bodies, but what killed them in the first place? This... stuff?" Marla replies that she's not sure. She attempts to call the "Ishimura" but with no luck as the comm is still down. They both watch in disgust as one of the bodies starts to

neg: Dawn of the Dead (1978 film) used in the opening SWAT raid, made-up to resemble an African-American male and blown apart by a shotgun blast. Tom Savini, who had been offered the chance to provide special effects and make-up for Romero's first zombie film, "Night of the Living Dead," before being drafted into the Vietnam War, made his debut as an effects artist on "Dawn of the Dead". Savini had been known for his make-up in horror for some time, prior to "Dawn of the Dead", and in his book explaining special effects techniques, "Bizarro", explains how his time in Vietnam influenced his craft. He had

neg: Virus Undead helps Vanessa defeat several infected villagers, but he turns hostile. In a moment of clarity, he commits suicide. Robert and Marlene flee to the top of the mansion, where they realize there's no escape but to jump. Robert survives the fall, but Marlene does not. As dawn breaks, soldiers storm the property, kill the infected townspeople, and take Robert in for testing. Convinced that Robert is uninfected, a rival scientist to Professor Bergen confidently asserts that they will have the situation under control soon, but Robert disputes that the virus can be stopped. "Virus Undead" was shot in Berlin and

neg: Tu che di gel sei cinta from a soldier's belt and stabs herself. In the following moments, the blind Timur tries to wake Liù, saying it is dawn ("Liù, Liù, sorgi, sorgi"). When told she is dead, he cries out in anguish that her offended spirit will take revenge, and Liù's cortège moves off, with Timur vowing to accompany her into "the night which knows no dawn". <poem lang="it" style="float:left;">Tu che di gel sei cinta da tanta fiamma vinta L'amerai anche tu! Prima di quest'aurora io chiudo stanca gli occhi perché egli vinca ancora... egli vinca ancora... per non, per non vederlo più! Prima di quest'aurora,

neg: Dawn Swann an empty house where she is handcuffed to a bed while May plans to perform a caesarean section. Dawn escapes after attacking Rob and returns to Walford, but goes into labour on the London Underground, later giving birth to a girl, Summer. While Dawn recovers in hospital, May sneaks into her room and tries to abduct Summer but Dawn catches her. Despite Rob's pleas, Dawn refuses to take him back, and May is arrested while attempting to see Summer. Dawn struggles with parenting initially, leaving the care of Summer to her family, unable to accept the responsibility of being a

neg: Living Dead from citizens to police to army officials and back again. There are no real happy endings to the films, as each takes place in a world that has gotten worse since the last time we saw it, the number of zombies ever increasing and the fate of the living remnant always in the balance. Romero tried to make each movie unique from the previous, but this led to some of his more serious works, like "Day of the Dead", receiving a worse reception compared to his spoof-like film "Dawn of the Dead". He explained this in an interview with "Telegraph"

neg: Living Dead objects such as cars, houses and other structures, and they recognize the doors in order to enter them. As characters state in "Dawn of the Dead", the zombies are in the mall since it was "an important place in their lives". They also kept the instinct of eating and biting. In "Day of The Dead", the zombie dubbed 'Bub' is experimented on and trained by the scientist Logan and recalls how to use a razor, a telephone, and a book. When Capt. Rhodes walks in the room, Bub salutes him, fires an unloaded pistol at him, and later in the

neg: Landing at Anzac Cove while the 19th Division at Maidos was the corps reserve. The area around Gaba Tepe, where the ANZAC landings would take place, was defended by a battalion of the 27th Infantry Regiment. On 19 April orders were issued for the ANZACs to stop training, and for all ships and small boats to take on coal and stores, in preparation for a landing originally scheduled to occur on 23 April. Weather conditions delayed their departure from Lemnos until dawn on 24 April. The Royal Navy battleships "Queen", "Triumph", "Prince of Wales", "London", and "Majestic", the cruiser "Bacchante", seven destroyers and four

neg: Series 7: The Contenders are Dawn, Jeffrey, and Connie. Dawn tracks Connie to her home but goes into labor. Connie reluctantly assists her delivery, and Dawn is transported to a local hospital to deliver. She names the baby, a girl, "Jeffrey", but she is taken from her shortly after birth because of game rules. Contender Jeffrey, despondent when Dawn does not return to kill him as promised, is also in the hospital, following a suicide attempt. Connie attempts another lethal injection, but Jeffrey, who now wants to live, shoots and kills her. Dawn races to Jeffrey's room, where they realize they are the final

neg: Wilson Yip was influenced by "Dawn of the Dead" and takes place in a shopping mall, where a small group of misfits bands together in order to survive. Yip next directed the 1999 crime-drama "Bullets Over Summer", starring Francis Ng and Louis Koo as two detectives hunting a gang of deadly criminals who have to use a demented elderly woman's (Helena Law Lan) apartment for surveillance. The biggest-budget film of his career up to then, he considers "Bullets Over Summer" his "turning point". He shared a best-screenplay award at the 2000 Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for the film. In 2000