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pos: Toyota Highlander Chinese version of the Highlander (ASU40/GSU45) was unveiled in 2009 at the 13th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition. On 27 March 2013, Toyota unveiled the third-generation XU50 series Highlander at the New York International Auto Show, with plans to have the vehicle reach dealerships in early 2014. Production began on 5 December. This version is longer and wider than the outgoing generation and its design has changed from its boxy look to one that is similar to other mid-size crossover SUVs. In addition to the changes, this one will feature seating for eight people with a sliding second-row point of

neg: Immortal (Highlander) Immortals was made in the theatrical version of "" (1991), which revealed that Immortals are aliens from the planet Zeist. This was edited out of the 1995 director's cut, "", in which the Immortals are from Earth, but from a distant past. Neither of the two versions is mentioned in later movies or the . In either version of "Highlander II", Immortals themselves do not know where they come from or for what purpose they exist. In "Highlander", the Immortal mentor Ramírez, when asked by newly Immortal Connor MacLeod about their origins, answers, "Why does the sun come up? Or

neg: Richie Ryan (Highlander) him. Then to Jennifer, who oddly enough did not. She felt used and abused, and went to Duncan to get him to kill Richie. When the Highlander would not kill his friend, she went back and shot Richie, then was about to kill him with his own sword. Duncan got there in time to talk her out of it. With the agreement of Alec's ghost, Jennifer let Richie live. When a new Immortal came to Seacouver with a message of peace, Richie was ready and eager to hear it, fed up with his own killing spree. When Richie interrupted a

neg: Highlander: The Series gives viewers something unique and inspiring. Each episode gives us a provocative glimpse into the trials and concerns of immortality, great swordfights, stylish flashbacks to bygone eras, and occasionally wicked immortals with awesome quickenings." Lineberger added, "These actors, writers, producers, directors, and crew delivered one of television's great successes, particularly in the fantasy genre. "Highlander: The Series" took us to places we otherwise could not have gone, and did so with intelligence, style, and wit." Lineberger gave the six seasons scores of 92, 93, 90, 92, 87, and 70 out of 100, respectively. Abbie Bernstein of Audio Video Revolution said,

neg: Myles Horton indoctrination to any preconceived ideas, generated vitality and brought out ideas from within the group. He wanted blacks and whites to meet and improve their lives. Horton envisioned a place for liberals and Southern radicals to come together. He applied this concept to the Highlander School in order to create an atmosphere for social change (Ayers 1091). Horton’s quest to create and maintain the Highlander School was opposed by Southern law enforcement. In 1959, the school was accused of violating segregation and selling alcohol. Adults at the school were allowed to leave coins when they took beer out of the

neg: Quickening (Highlander) an ability to know which Immortal has been killed. Such abilities are demonstrated in "Highlander: The Series," when Duncan MacLeod falls on his knees following the beheading of his friend, Lucas Desiree. Desiree is beheaded by Howard Crowley, and MacLeod knows that his friend has died. The Quickenings in the "Highlander" movies vary greatly, as the creators were still experimenting with the concept. In the original "Highlander" film, when an Immortal beheads another Immortal, the survivor is overwhelmed by an invisible force embodied in a bright flashing light, at which point the dead Immortal's body levitates, releasing an energy charge

neg: Highlander (franchise) we're trying to stay true to the core of what we believe "Highlander" is, and it's a movie that's going to be made for the fans of "Highlander", but also for people who are new to the franchise." On February 9, 2011, it was announced that "Twilight" series writer Melissa Rosenberg was "in negotiations to come on board the "Highlander" reboot to work on that script." In an interview with MTV in May 2011, Justin Lin commented on the film, saying "I feel like right now, "Highlander" is in pretty good shape, but I still have to see all the

neg: Highlander (film) average score of 24 out of 100 based on 7 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Danél Griffin of "Film as Art" awarded the film four stars (out of four), saying: "The key to "Highlander"'s success is in its approach to its subject matter. What could have been a premise that breathes cliché is given a fresh approach due to Mulcahy's unique directing style and a written script. ... "Highlander" is certainly a classic film that will continue to be cherished and watched as the world of movie making continues to grow and change. It is a triumphant example of the

neg: Highlander III: The Sorcerer of five, saying: "This is a far superior film to "" [but] it is really a copy of the first one. ... It really feels as if the "Highlander" story has no more to give us—but that would be very wrong. Perhaps the best thing this third movie did was promote the generally better ." Christopher Null of FilmCritic.com also gave "Highlander III" two stars out of five, saying: "The third in a line of increasingly perplexing "Highlander" movies, "Highlander: The Final Dimension" steals wholesale the plot from the original, just throwing in some fresh faces. ... Ultra-fans will rejoice

neg: Highlander III: The Sorcerer Johnson, whose interests will lead her to Connor MacLeod, resembles Sarah Barrington. The excavations free Kane, who sets out in pursuit of Connor, sending Khabul ahead and beheading Senghi to gain his power. MacLeod leaves John in the care of his friend, Jack Donovan, and departs to New York City to engage in the final showdown for the Prize. When he arrives, he is found by Khabul: the two fight, and Connor wins. When Khabul's decapitated body is found, Lt. John Stenn goes on the trail of the main suspect of the 1985 "headhunter" case, Russell Nash – Nash was

neg: Highlander (franchise) game based on "", for the Atari Jaguar CD. A "Highlander" massively multiplayer online role-playing game video game was originally announced by Kalisto Entertainment, but following the developer's closure, rights to the "Highlander" video game franchise went to SCi Entertainment in 2004. However, the development was cancelled as the new developer did not release a "Highlander" video game. The only known remains of the development are trailers showing the game title as 'Highlander The Gathering'. "" and a PC version of "Highlander: The Last of the McLeods" were likewise cancelled. "" is a collectible card game produced by La Montagnard

neg: Highlander: The Source the film one half star out of five, saying: ""The Source" is nothing less than a parody of what has come before. If you've seen the previous sequels, you already know that's saying something. There is some relief that this franchise will finally be put out of its misery, because nobody in their right mind would try to keep this series going after watching just how boneheaded "Highlander: The Source" is." Danél Griffin of Film as Art gave "The Source" one half star out of four, remarking that "it's bad—cheesily bad, colossally bad, monumentally bad, bad enough to make you

neg: Cambridge capital controversy a flavour of necrophilia in the air. If one asks the question: what new idea has come out of Anglo-Italian thinking in the past 20 years?, one creates an embarrassing social situation. This is because it is not clear that anything new has come out of the old, bitter debates. Meanwhile mainstream theorizing has taken different directions. Interest has shifted from general equilibrium style (high-dimension) models to simple, mainly one-good models. Ramsey-style dynamic-optimization models have largely displaced the fixed-saving coefficient approach. The many consumers that Stiglitz implanted into neoclassical growth modelling did not flourish there. Instead the representative agent is

neg: Immortal (Highlander) body. Panzer states about the "Highlander: The Series" episode "", in which Xavier St. Cloud's left hand is severed by Duncan MacLeod's blade, "We hold the question of what happens when an Immortal loses a body part other than his head. It does not grow back, does not "regenerate"." Creative Consultant David Abramowitz explains, "it posed a number of questions for us, as to whether a hand regenerates and we had decided that it didn't, even for Immortals. That they could heal, but they couldn't regenerate. (...) In truth, we, the writers, sat around the room for hours, talking about

neg: HMS Highlander (H44) for service as a target ship for aircraft. "Highlander" was placed in Category C reserve on 19 January 1946 and was approved for scrapping on 19 February 1946. She was sold on 27 May, but demolition did not begin until May 1947. HMS Highlander (H44) HMS "Highlander" was an H-class destroyer that had originally been ordered by the Brazilian Navy with the name "Jaguaribe" in the late 1930s, but was bought by the Royal Navy after the beginning of World War II in September 1939 and later renamed. When completed in March 1940, she was assigned to the 9th Destroyer

neg: Ahriman (Highlander) considering him an element that was added to the show in order to boost interest after it had run out of ideas for new enemies for the Highlander. They also consider that the storylines themselves do not add to the story of Duncan MacLeod, and ultimately only served as a way to cast out Richie Ryan, a popular major character who died because of Ahriman's intervention. David Abramowitz, however, creator of the idea of the supernatural demon storyline, considers the character and the storyline as "valuable stories" to the Highlander canon. Ahriman (Highlander) Ahriman is a fictional character from "".

neg: Immortal (Highlander) be only one." As a result, Immortals who live long enough develop strong fighting skills, usually transmitted from teacher to student, as Ramírez did with Connor in "Highlander". Most Immortals can fight with several kinds of weapons (axe, sickle, machete, mace, etc.), but the most common is the sword. Consequently, Immortals are usually very fond of their weapons, and almost always have them handy. The script of the "Highlander: The Series" pilot episode "" says about Duncan MacLeod: "Seemingly out of nowhere MacLeod lifts a beautiful Samurai sword. We can see that it is as familiar to him as a

neg: Independent Highlander Group constituted and Francisco Aguadero Fernández, from Independent Highlander Group (ASI), was designated new Mayor of Santibáñez de la Sierra. Independent Highlander Group Independent Highlander Group ("Agrupación Serrana Independiente -ASI-" in Spanish) is a people group who created a candidature for the local elections carried out in Spain on 22 May 2011, for the village of Santibáñez de la Sierra, in the province of Salamanca. This candidature was registered in the Electoral Committee of Béjar’s Area. The Independent Highlander Group (ASI), formed by Francisco Aguadero Fernández, José Carlos Martín Sánchez, Francisco Javier Martín Maíllo and Eloy Nieto Panchuelo, got the absolute

neg: Immortal (Highlander) explains this to Felicia Martins in the "Highlander: The Series" episode "Free Fall"; he says, "It's only when we die that we become Immortal." They come back to life some time later, fully healed. This is called the "First Death". Most Immortals feel their resurrection is a miracle. In "Avenging Angel", Duncan MacLeod comments, "That's what we all say... the first time." Mortals usually react violently when they witness reviving from a First Death; Connor MacLeod was banished from his clan for witchcraft in 1536, which had become legendary in Duncan MacLeod's time 1592, which he recalls (likely referring to

neg: Highlander Research and Education Center and John Lewis in the mid- and-late 1950s. Backlash against the school's involvement with the Civil Rights Movement led to the school's closure by the state of Tennessee in 1961. Staff reorganized and moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, where they rechartered Highlander under the name "Highlander Research and Education Center." Highlander has been in its current (and longest consecutive) home in New Market, TN, since 1971. The Highlander Folk School was originally established in Grundy County, Tennessee, on land donated for this purpose by educator Lilian Wyckoff Johnson. When Highlander was founded in 1932, the United States was in the midst

neg: Highlander: The Series kills Carter Wellan, his mentor Haresh Clay comes for Richie, breaking his sword. Richie is arrested trying to steal another one from a museum and is bailed out by Duncan, who warns him that Clay is as good as they come and gives him a sword. The two Immortals work out their differences and, now acting as equals, it is Duncan who asks Richie to stand aside as he avenges his humiliation at Clay's hands when they first met and takes his head. In "Archangel" Duncan accidentally kills Richie thinking he is a demon he is destined to face. The

neg: Dark Horse (Twista album) for the radio." He also spoke about the style of the album, saying: "It’s going to be that die hard Twista style mixed in with a little bit of the new vibe. I definitely pay attention to younger artists that come out and new sounds that come out. I definitely want to make sure I’m able to artistically incorporate what I’m hearing. I like to pay attention to it and stay current. I’m always listening to the new mixtapes so that I can naturally stay on pace with the younger cats when I’m making my album. I don’t like to

neg: Immortal (Highlander) series "Highlander: The Raven", however, reacts angrily, not wanting to have become Immortal, knowing the dangerous lives they lead and regarding it more than anything else as a curse. The new Immortal usually does not learn about their situation until they meet another Immortal willing to teach them. This Immortal is referred to as the "First Teacher". The First Teacher teaches the new Immortal the Rules of the Game, how to use a sword and the tactics needed to win, as Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez did for Connor MacLeod and Connor MacLeod did for Duncan MacLeod. The First Teacher can

neg: Toyota Fortuner decided to only give tax exemptions to hybrid cars with a maximum of 1.8 litre engines, leaving out both the Fortuner and Hybrid Highlander, in consequence the Fortuner again lost market share but gained back position vs Highlander. Current versions sold in Ecuador: Fortuner 4×4 with a 2.7 L I4 engine. 162 Hp 256 Nm @ 3800 rpm Fortuner 4×4 with a 4.0 L V6 engine. 234Hp 376 Nm @ 3800 rpm All of them come standard with a 5-speed manual transmission or an optional 4-speed automatic transmission. The Fortuner was unveiled in Egypt in 2010 and launched in 2011.

neg: Highlander: The Card Game Highlander: The Card Game Highlander: The Card Game is an out-of-print collectible card game based on the "Highlander" franchise of films and television series. Players build decks from a 400+ card set, taking on the persona of one of the Immortals depicted in the franchise. The core of the game takes the form of a sword duel with players alternately playing attacks and defenses. Other cards are played to affect the basic rules of the game. You win when your opponent is reduced to 0 ability or cannot avoid a "headshot" attack (i.e. decapitation, the only way to permanently kill

neg: Highlander: The Source universe." The Sci-Fi Movie Page gave "The Source" one and a half stars out of five, saying: "Just when you think that this is a franchise that can't sink any lower, along comes "Highlander: The Source". ... One gets the impression that "The Source" was filmed with theatrical distribution in mind but that no sane cinema distributor would touch it with a ten-foot barge pole. Good for them. Instead it went straight to the SciFi Channel and now the DVD shelves where you should let it stay, collecting dust." Highlander: The Source Highlander: The Source, released in some countries as

neg: How The First Helandman of God Was Maid piece is attributed to no author. The poem opens with God and Saint Peter walking "High up in Argyll, where their path lay." Peter asks The Lord "Can you not make a Highland man out of this horse turd?" With a touch of his staff God creates a Highlander from the piece of dung and asks him "Where do you want to go?" The highlander replies that he will go to the lowlands to steal livestock. When God points out to the highlander that he will be hanged for this crime the man claims to be indifferent. "I must die

neg: Connor MacLeod it like the series did for Duncan MacLeod, so only seven beheadings are known to take place in the film timelines. Adding to those seven beheadings are two more from the "Highlander" script, and several from the new "Highlander" comic series. Introduced in the expanded continuity beginning with the TV series, there is a secret organization known as The Watchers. In the "Watcher Chronicles CD-ROM", a few Watchers were attributed to Connor. It is briefly mentioned in "Highlander: Endgame" that somewhere in his life, Connor met Methos and the Watchers, and he later joined their Sanctuary. It is questionable whether

neg: Immortal (Highlander) the Guardian in "The Source" who has superhuman speed. The Japanese magician Nakano, the immortal mentor of Connor MacLeod from "Highlander III: the Final Dimension", possesses the power of illusion. Immortal John Garrick has had clairvoyant powers since before his first death while Cassandra spent a thousand years refining her healing talent into a new skill: the power of hypnosis and suggestion, which she later passed onto her pupil Roland Kantos. In the T.V. series, Immortals are often seen drawing their weapons seemingly out of mid-air, even when there is obviously no way for the Immortal to conceal his or

neg: Highlander: Endgame mention of Kell's magical abilities exists in the online version of an early screenplay. "Highlander: Endgame" holds an 11% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 54 reviews, higher than "" (0%) and "" (5%), and a score of 21 out of 100 on Metacritic based on 16 reviews. Elvis Mitchell of "The New York Times" gave "Endgame" a mildly positive review, saying: "It's nice to see mindless violence back in a B picture, where it belongs, and the swordplay is impressive. When [the movie] sticks to the hand-to-hand battles and doesn't try to offer deeper thoughts on the life

neg: Immortal (Highlander) are the stars just pinholes in the curtain of night? Who knows?" In "", Connor MacLeod says, "We are the seeds of legend, but our true origins are unknown. We simply are." In the television series episode "", Duncan MacLeod expresses the same ignorance when he tells Caleb Cole, a fellow Immortal, "Whatever gods made you and me... made us different," and in his next line, deleted from the episode, he says, "They're just having a little fun." Wherever they come from, the "Highlander" franchise assumes that there have always been Immortals on Earth, well before the beginning of civilization.

neg: Highlander III: The Sorcerer The Highlander defeats Kane, wins the Prize by receiving the final Quickening, and returns to Scotland with Alex and John to live out the rest of his natural life. Stephen Holden of "The New York Times" remarked, "How could an action-adventure film that cost $34 million, most of which clearly went into pyrotechnics, computerized special effects and scenic locations, end up looking cheap, silly and lifeless? ["Highlander III: The Sorcerer" is] an incoherent mess [and] has performances that are one-dimensional even by the undemanding standards of the genre." The BBC's review gave the film a score of two stars out

neg: Highlander: The Series (season 1) "all about finding the show's footing" and "was pretty squarely mired in the movies that had come before and in the formula for making a weekly action series." It has been released on DVD in Region 1 on November 12, 2002 by Anchor Bay Entertainment, and in Region 2 on December 7, 2004. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> Highlander: The Series (season 1) The first season of the international fantasy series "", part of the "Highlander" franchise, consisted of 22 episodes produced between 1992 and 1993, and began airing on October 3, 1992 in broadcast syndication. "Highlander: The Series" follows the adventures of Duncan

neg: Highlander: The Game MacLeod were both expected to make appearances and Methos was confirmed as Owen's mentor. The story, written by David Abramowitz who was Creative Consultant (Head Writer) on "", revolves around Owen MacLeod, ancestor to both Connor MacLeod and Duncan MacLeod. It begins over two thousand years ago. And similar to other "Highlander" films and media, the story spans several timelines including Ancient Gaul, Pompeii, and finally modern-day New York City. Owen is captured and enslaved by Romans who force him to compete as a gladiator. During this time, Owen dies only to come back to life. Methos, the oldest living

neg: History of a Salaryman Beom-soo) sneaks into a villa at night and discovers the dead body of Chunha Medical Group executive Ho-hae (Park Sang-myun). His niece Yeo-chi (Jung Ryeo-won) is hiding in the room. At the funeral, both Yoo-bang and Yeo-chi get arrested for murder. How did things come to this? It all began three months ago when Chunha began trial testing for their new medicine. In exchange for a job recommendation from Ho-hae, Yoo-bang agrees to join the trial testing and steal information about the drug. Rival company director Hang-woo (Jung Gyu-woon) is also there undercover to find out about the new drug.

neg: River Column men of the Egyptian Camel Corps, a Highlander regiment, an artillery battery and a small unit of the Eighth Hussars. Along the way, a messenger from Khartoum reached them and secretly told Earle and Brackenbury that Gordon wished them to come quickly. Even further down the river to Khartoum, they received word that the Mahdists were reported near Hamdab. With a force of natives under a Mudir, the River Column marched forward. After finding out that Gordon's aide, Colonel Stewart, had left Khartoum on a mission and had been murdered by a force of Arabs when his steamboat ran aground,

neg: Matt Heafy Signature Dean Guitar Matt Heafy Signature Dean Guitar The Dean MKH is an electric guitar made by the guitar company, Dean Guitars. It is a variation of the classic Dean ML, and this “newer” version was designed by Matt Heafy of the metal band, Trivium in 2008. Originally Matt Heafy first tried to create an original body style when he was approached by Dean Guitars, and he also attempted to make a modified version of the ML body style but he did not like what he came up with because he stated whatever he tried it just turned out to like something that

neg: Shaftebury Brewing Company know a lot about beer, honestly.” Wittg said. “It was just strictly a name that we had had exposure to and we thought sounded cool. It did just come straight out of the blue. It was not based on a style at all which probably drives people crazy.” The Shaftebury version sold very wellin Vancouver. Coastal Cream Ale - The original cream ale produced in BC and the signature beer produced by Shaftebury since 1988 Very smooth, medium bodied ale with subtle caramel notes and nut flavours. An excellent beer for any occasion. Colour – Light Red/brown Body - Medium

neg: Puerto Cortés Alvarado, a new town, Puerto de Caballos was founded on the southern shore of the body of water known as the Laguna de Alvarado. The English attacked Puerto Caballos as they did other places along the Honduran coast.Christopher Newport briefly occupied the town in the Battle of Puerto Caballos, part of the Anglo–Spanish War. Because it was vulnerable to pirates until the building of the Spanish fort at Omoa in the 18th century, it had few permanent residents in the 16th and 17th centuries. People preferred to come out to the coast from San Pedro when a ship came into

neg: Birthday Cake (song) fuck you right now." Brown's verse continues with "Been a long time I've been missing your body/ Turn the lights down/ When I go down it's a private party." Brown delivers his vocals in an aggressive and manipulative manner as he sings "Give it to her in the worst way, can't wait to blow her candles out." At the end of the song, Rihanna performs new lyrics which were not included on the original 1 minute and 18 second interlude; "Remember how you did it/ If you still wanna kiss it/ Then come and get it." According to Ben Rayner

neg: Learchus (regicide) came over when Eryxo was ready. This was when it was revealed that Eryxo and her brother, Polyarchus were plotting to kill Learchus in revenge for the deaths of their father, the Cyrenaean noble, and King Arcesilaus. Polyarchus and two other conspirators kept swords ready, waiting and hiding in Eryxo's bedroom. Eryxo had asked Learchus to come to her bedroom, which he did, unattended. As Learchus entered, the young men fell upon him and ran their swords through his body, killing him. Learchus’ body was thrown over the wall. Polyarchus then brought out Battus III and proclaimed him the king

neg: Schoharie limousine crash the intersection. When the Excursion reached the junction, at 1:55 p.m., it did not stop. The vehicle continued into the parking lot of the nearby Apple Barrel Country Store where it struck a parked 2015 Toyota Highlander, which in turn struck two pedestrians in the lot, and then came to a stop in a gully. The store manager told reporters that customers in the store parking lot were killed when the limo sped down the hill "probably over ". Later it emerged that two pedestrians in the parking lot were killed after being struck by the Highlander, which was driven

neg: Immortal (Highlander) according to the Season 1 promotional booklet of "Highlander: The Series". In "Highlander", when Connor MacLeod wins the Prize, he screams out, "I know everything! I am everything!" He later tells Brenda Wyatt, "I can love and have children, live and grow old," all previously unavailable to him because Immortals are sterile and cannot live anywhere for very long without raising suspicion. Ramírez tells him, "You are generations being born and dying. You are at one with all living things. Each man's thoughts and dreams are yours to know. You have power beyond imagination." The way in which the last

neg: Steel (John Henry Irons) and assorted other technical geniuses in creating a new body for Red Tornado. Unfortunately the Amazo program infected the new body. Working together, Wayne and Irons used the Justice League of America's teleportation doorways to send Amazo(an android with the power to use other peoples powers)into a red sun, after which they completed a new body for the Red Tornado(an android with the power to make gusts of wind come out of his arms and torso). When Clock King takes over the Dark Side Club from Darkseid, he "inherits" the imprisoned Infinitors, so, when the Dark Side Club is finally

neg: Meri Biwi Ka Jawaab Nahin what had happened by Gangu. In anger, he killed one of Bhairav's men and left the dead body in front of Chaurasia's mistress, Savitri's house in which he was sleeping. When Durga and Gangu saw the dead body, Gangu awoken the villagers and they demanded Savitri to come out. Scared of defamation, Chaurasia ran out through the back door only to be caught by the villagers and was beaten up by them. Ajay soon arrived at the scene at dragged him to court. Ajay then twist the story as Chaurasia did with his false statement during Durga's trial. Unfortunately, Savitri

neg: Zakopane Style of the Polish National Alliance's Youth Camp in Yorkville. The Zakopane style dominated architecture in the Podhale region for many years. Although the cutoff date for buildings designed in the Zakopane Style of Architecture is usually held to be 1914, many new pensions, villas and highlander homes are built according to the architectural model devised by Witkiewicz to the present day. The museum of the Zakopane Style of Architecture located in the Villa "Koliba" first designed by Witkiewicz provides visitors with information on the Zakopane style. Zakopane Style Zakopane Style (or Witkiewicz Style) is an art style, most visible in

neg: New Roman Times commenting on the theme of the album, is a play on the typeface Times New Roman. One of the songs, "That Gum You Like Is Back In Style" is derived from a line in David Lynch's cult TV show "Twin Peaks". Another, "Come Out", is a cover of a piece by minimalist composer Steve Reich. In 2018 a novel, based on the album was released, called "New Roman Times". Lowery and Segel had the following to say about the story:"How did it come to all this anyway? It’s been a very confusing time, hasn’t it? Well, here’s one of the

neg: Prisoner of the Caucasus (opera) pray to Allah, Kazenbek tells his melancholy daughter, Fatima, that a bridegroom has been chosen for her. She meditates on her sorrow. Suddenly a crowd of highlanders arrive, bringing along a Russian Prisoner that Fatima's bridegroom has captured as a wedding gift. Fatima begins to sympathize and eventually to fall in love with the Prisoner. The Prisoner is left alone until night, when Fatima secretly brings him some food. After they part, a highlander runs in to tell Kazenbek of a group of Russians raiding a nearby aoul. The people come out to join in the combat against the despised

neg: Afro-Cuban jazz natural process, practically imperceptible" (2003: 59). Cuba's significant contribution to the genre came relatively late. However, when it did come, the Cubans exhibited a level of Cuban-jazz integration that went far beyond most of what had come before. The first Cuban band of this new wave was Irakere. "Chékere-son" (1976) introduced a style of "Cubanized" bebop-flavored horn lines, that departed from the more "angular" guajeo-based lines typical of Cuban popular music. The horn line style introduced in "Chékere-son" is heard today in Afro-Cuban jazz, and the contemporary popular dance genre known as timba. Another important Irakere contribution is their use

neg: Awake (film) death, can live. She commits suicide so her heart can be switched for the poisoned one, and save Clay. While Sam tries to get away with what she did, Dr. Harper feels guilty and he holds onto proof so she can be arrested too. Another surgical team takes over the operation, as Clay barely clings to life and the conspirators are arrested. The new team takes Lilith's heart and transplants it into Clay's body, as Clay and Lilith have their final moments together in spirit (out of body experience). The new head surgeon announces that Clay has come back to

neg: Highlander III: The Sorcerer Highlander III: The Sorcerer Highlander III: The Sorcerer, also known as Highlander III, Highlander III: The Magician, Highlander III: The Final Dimension, Highlander: The Final Dimension and Highlander 3: The Final Conflict, is a 1994 action-adventure fantasy film and the third installment in the "Highlander" film series. A stand-alone alternate sequel to the original film, it is the final "Highlander" film that focuses on Connor MacLeod as the protagonist. In the film, Connor MacLeod is forced to face a new, dangerous enemy, a powerful sorcerer known as Kane who threatens to win the fabled "Prize" in order to gain world

neg: Lee Hays doing it ever since." Later, he wrote that "Claude [Williams] and Zilphia [Horton] did more to change and shape my life than any people I can recall." In her drama classes at Highlander Zilphia borrowed the techniques of the New Theater League in New York, which encouraged participants to create plays out of their own experience, which would then be staged at labor conferences. It was a revelation for Hays to see how the arts could serve to empower people for social action. He decided to go to New York and study playwrighting himself. Armed with a letter of introduction

neg: Immortal (Highlander) was standing in front of a suit of armor, and he wondered, 'What would it be like if that guy was alive today?' And that's where everything fell into place — the idea that there are Immortals and they were in conflict with each other, leading secret lives that the rest of us are unaware of." In the "Highlander" universe, the origin of the Immortals is unknown. Panzer states, "We don't know where they come from. Maybe they come from the Source." It is not known yet what the Source actually is. An attempt to explain the origin of the

neg: Joe Dawson (Highlander) him what it is like to come back. Then he tells Richie, "I owe you one." Later, Dawson prevents Horton from shooting MacLeod in the cemetery where Tessa is buried. After MacLeod kills Horton, Dawson says he will take care of the body. Dawson eventually opens his own jazz club and bar called Joe's where Dawson himself and several bands perform. Music, indeed jazz music, is a love of Joe's as he is seen performing songs in a few instances. The bar, apart from providing Dawson with an income also acted as a cover for his activities with the Watchers.

neg: Highlander: The Series the pattern for all of the Amanda stories to come. In the season finale, Duncan's old friend, Hugh Fitzcairn, comes to see him, with news that Immortals are disappearing. When they go to see Darius, they find him decapitated inside the church. Returning to Fitz's hotel, they are attacked and Fitz is spirited away, whilst Duncan returns to the church, finding a book hidden by Darius. It is a history of Immortals written by a secret society of mortals. When these mortals come for Duncan, he is ready and follows them back to their hideout, rescuing Fitz, who is about

neg: John MacKenzie (mountain guide) John Lyall (MacKenzie) Ken Crocket quotes Sheriff G.D. Valentine “The stalker’s cap, the loose jacket and the knickerbockers, which he wore suited the man; they seemed to grow out of him. He had the characteristics of the Highlander; the courtesy joined to self respect that are the heritage of the clans. His accent to the end smacked of the Gaelic speaker. His features were strong and embrowned by weather. He wore the old style of short beard, whiskers and moustache. Always alert, always cheerful, he was the perfect companion, but it was when the mist came swirling down on the

neg: A Kind of Magic different versions. The three songs that did not appear in "Highlander" are "Pain Is So Close to Pleasure", "Friends Will Be Friends" and "One Vision" (which was featured a year earlier in the film "Iron Eagle"). Conversely, a recording of "Theme from New York, New York" made specifically for a scene in "Highlander" does not appear on "A Kind of Magic", and in fact has never been released in album form to date. According to a statement by Brian May on the "Greatest Video Hits 2" DVD (2003), at least at that point, he had the intention to work on

neg: Cage (film) and/or death. The film received a modest reception from critics. When cast, Lou Ferrigno did extensive research on underground cage match style fighting, soldier life after injuries, and P.T.S.D.. Reb Brown did not. Cage (film) Cage is a 1989 American martial arts action film starring Reb Brown and Lou Ferrigno. A GI in the Vietnam War saves his buddy's life, but in the process is shot in the head. The injury results in brain damage to the point where he basically has a child's brain in a (very large) man's body. When they get out of the army the two

neg: Rough Night them. By this point, the body has washed up on the shore and they must come up with a new plan to dispose of it. A police officer, Scotty, knocks on their door and Frankie knocks him out after he gropes her, only for the friends to realize that he was the actual stripper they had ordered, leaving them to wonder whom they killed. They use Scotty's car to try to dispose of the body again only to return home defeated after a car accident when the car goes over a speed bump too quickly. Then when Alice finds out

neg: Quickening (Highlander) Quickening (Highlander) The Quickening is a phenomenon in the "Highlander" films and . Beheading a character known as an "Immortal" produces a powerful energy release from their body called a "Quickening." The lead cast member of the television series, Adrian Paul, explained, "The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another immortal has obtained throughout his/her life. It is like the receiving of a sacrament or a massive orgasm." The series producers stated, "The power of the Quickening is the equivalent to a major electrical storm hitting—windows explode, lights short circuit, it is almost as if the

neg: Quickening (Highlander) shot was two and a half minutes long, and I was still, it was probably the most amazing Quickening that we ever had." Quickening (Highlander) The Quickening is a phenomenon in the "Highlander" films and . Beheading a character known as an "Immortal" produces a powerful energy release from their body called a "Quickening." The lead cast member of the television series, Adrian Paul, explained, "The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another immortal has obtained throughout his/her life. It is like the receiving of a sacrament or a massive orgasm." The series producers stated, "The

neg: The Carnal Prayer Mat stance, which leads to self-emasculation, need not be taken seriously. Yet its assistance in denouncing the stingy Confucian puritanism it attacks, is certainly intended." The scholars Chun-shu Chang and Shelley Hsueh-lun Chang discuss the problems of authorship. They point out that the attribution to Li did not come until 1715, 35 years after Li's death, and was offered with no evidence, and no new evidence was added in the following years of the Qing dynasty. They further point out that in modern times Lu Xun suggested that the novel had a spirit and style akin to Li's, but he did

neg: Immortal (Highlander) 'could we do this?', 'could we not do this?', and finally we decided to go for it." However, the separated portions can be reconnected to the body provided that the Immortal has the pieces together and is in the condition to perform the reconnection. In "Highlander III: The Sorcerer" Immortal Kane reconnects the upper and lower portions of his body after Connor MacLeod cut him in half during their final battle. This may, however, have been Kane demonstrating his powers of illusion, i.e., that he only looked like he'd been cut in half. Some Immortals have different abilities such as

neg: Gündüz Kılıç who performed so well, motivated so well, educates so well and brought out the very best in every single person he ever worked with. A true gentleman both on and off the field, Gündüz Kılıç helped Galatasaray to reach new targets. Under his leadership, Galatasaray won numerous championships, Turkish Cup titles and international matches. His visionary coaching style and strong communication skills were to be the backbone of Turkish coaching for many years to come. The player, whose nickname was "Father", died in New York City, USA on 17 May 1980. His body was transferred to Istanbul and was interred

neg: Highlander: The Search for Vengeance also added for the American version. Walker said that Kawajiri's original cut "will probably be out later this year," in an interview conducted in June 2007. More than a year later, the director's cut was finally released in Japan on December 5, 2008 with the running time of 95 minutes (10 minutes longer than the U.S. version). Critical reaction to "Highlander: The Search for Vengeance" has been generally favorable, and more favorable in general than the live-action "Highlander" sequels. Chris Wyatt of IGN awarded the film a score of 9 out of 10, saying: ""Highlander: The Search for Vengeance" is

neg: Highlander II: The Quickening for anything logical or previously established—now you are starting to get closer to the vision of "Highlander II". Awarding the film one star out of five, Christopher Null of FilmCritic.com said, ""Highlander" has become a bit of a joke, and here's where the joke started. ... Incomprehensible doesn't even begin to explain it. This movie is the equivalent of the 'Hey, look over there!' gag. You look, and the guy you wanted to beat up has run away and hid." David Nusair of "Reel Film Reviews" gave the film two stars out of four, saying: "It's hard to imagine "Highlander

neg: Four Horsemen (Highlander) switch to a far darker tone within a moment, surprising most people, and making them unsure of what to think of the "old man". Methos avoids battle and, for the most part, other Immortals whenever possible. In tune with this, it is hardly surprising that his Ivanhoe-style sword was quite subdued, simply serving the purpose of keeping him alive. He sleeps with his sword under his bed and sometimes carries a handgun. He rarely participated in The Game (his preference was to observe rather than fight), preferring to remain a legend so few would come looking for him. Whenever he

neg: Age of Apocalypse (limited series) Jean Grey did, and that she's still alive in Sinister's clutches. Weapon X forces Magneto to come clean; he says that he saw the flaming phoenix emblem in the flash of light when the bombs stopped, and decided to accept that the world saw him as its saviour. However, Mr. Sinister came to him, and Magneto realized that he knew the truth as well. Sinister had taken Jean's body from the grave Magneto had put it in, but he told Magneto to leave him alone, or else the truth would come out, that the man the world believed saved everyone

neg: Quickening (Highlander) Hunters", after MacLeod discovers Darius's body in his church, he mentions that Darius "must have put up one hell of a fight." The animated series added a new type of Quickening. Because it was aimed at young children and most of the Immortals passed on their power willingly, beheadings took place offscreen and only by Kortan. The series revealed that Quickenings could occur when the donor and the recipient together gripped a sword. This is how Quentin received a Quickening. If in the future, this becomes canon, it will mean that an immortal can give up his/her own Quickening to

neg: Cambridge University Press Bible. The restrictions and compromises forced upon Cambridge by the dispute with the London Stationers did not really come to an end until the scholar Richard Bentley was given the power to set up a 'new-style press' in 1696. In July 1697 the Duke of Somerset made a loan of £200 to the university "towards the printing house and presse" and James Halman, Registrary of the University, lent £100 for the same purpose. It was in Bentley's time, in 1698, that a body of senior scholars ('the Curators', known from 1733 as 'the Syndics') was appointed to be responsible to

neg: Come Out (Reich) beginning of the piece, he says, "I had to, like, open the bruise up, and let some of the bruise blood come out to show them" (alluding to how Hamm had punctured a bruise on his own body to convince police that he had been beaten while in jail). The police had not previously dealt with Hamm's injuries since he did not appear seriously wounded and they had beaten him themselves. Reich re-recorded the fragment "come out to show them" on two channels, which initially play in unison. They quickly slip out of sync to produce a phase shifting effect,

neg: McLean High School Highlanders, and girls The Lady Highlanders. However, the area is not known for having any significant Scottish settlements during its history. It is more likely that the name was inspired by the Union forces of the 79th New York "Highlanders", who fought a minor battle during the Civil War at nearby Lewinsville Park. The Highlander, whose picture appeared at midcourt of the gym until recent years when it was changed to an 'M', was named 'Angus'. McLean also has an award-winning newspaper, The Highlander. In 2006, The Highlander was inducted into the high school newspaper Hall of Fame after ten

neg: Highlander (video game) Highlander (video game) Highlander is a video game tie-in to the Highlander franchise released in 1986 by Ocean Software for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC home computers. It was not received well by gaming magazines of the time - Sinclair User awarded it two stars out of five and called it "a golden turkey", also giving it the "golden turkey award" - and the game was described as a bad port of standard fighting games at the time. Highlander is an arcade fighting game, in which the player controls one of two swordsmen. In the single-player mode

neg: The Prize Fighter Inferno who are horrific monsters. "Their mother happens to be crazy, and she ends up telling these two kids that 'God has come to me with a higher calling for you — you need to be the new Death,' and she tells them that they have to go out and collect souls for God," he explained. "And so, out of their mind, they're like, 'OK, so when a body dies, how do we get the soul out of it?' They construct this Blood Machine, which basically tears a body to shreds, and they think that releases the soul." Sanchez said there

neg: The Jogi's Punishment betrothed. They married on the spot. The prince had a great monkey put in the chest in the princess's place, and the chest put back in the river. The jogi had his pupils retrieve it and then ordered them not to come into the room, whatever screams they heard. He took out a silken cord to strangle the princess. Shortly thereafter, they heard screams for help but did not enter. Eventually they did and found the jogi's body. When the princess heard the jogi was dead, she made her peace with her father. The Jogi's Punishment The Jogi's Punishment is

neg: Highlander cat breeding group, which also includes the Desert Lynx, Alpine Lynx, and Mojave Bob. The Highlander breed refinement began in 2004, to distinguish the breed better from its foundation stock, and to seek competition status in major breed registries. The name Highlander was adopted in late 2005. Starting May 1, 2008, the breed was recognized by The International Cat Association (TICA) for competition in the Preliminary New Breed class, and in 2016 was moved up to Advanced New Breed. TICA divides Highlanders into two varities, under the names Highlander Shorthair (HGS) and simply Highlander (HG) for the longer-haired variation. In January

neg: Richie Ryan (Highlander) little disappointed in that. [There is] an echo of this in "The Messenger", and it was conscious on our parts; when Mac rushes to the rescue and throws Richie his sword, this is an echo of this scene that never happened on-screen, but in my mind it did." Richie Ryan (Highlander) Richie Ryan is a fictional character from "", portrayed by actor Stan Kirsch. He is an Immortal. Richie is first introduced in the pilot episode "The Gathering" (1992) as a young, quick-talking petty thief. In the first season, he was a typical sidekick, serving as comic relief, damsel in

neg: Tazria body. So when leprous plagues come upon a person, first they come upon the fabric of the person's house. If the person repents, then requires that only the affected stones need to be pulled out; if the person does not repent, then requires pulling down the house. Then the plagues come upon the person's clothes. If the person repents, then the clothes require washing; if not, they require burning. Then the plagues come upon the person's body. If the person repents, provides for purification; if not, then ordains that the person "shall dwell alone". Similarly, the Tosefta reported that when

neg: Highlander (video game) rip-off". Highlander (video game) Highlander is a video game tie-in to the Highlander franchise released in 1986 by Ocean Software for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC home computers. It was not received well by gaming magazines of the time - Sinclair User awarded it two stars out of five and called it "a golden turkey", also giving it the "golden turkey award" - and the game was described as a bad port of standard fighting games at the time. Highlander is an arcade fighting game, in which the player controls one of two swordsmen. In the single-player

neg: Toyota Highlander in both front- or all-wheel drive, and the AWD-only Hybrid trim with a 3.5-liter V6 mated to an eCVT. The newest Highlander is also approved for use as a New York City taxicab. A refreshed 2017 model year Highlander appeared at the March 2016 New York Auto Show with sales starting in the fourth quarter of 2016. In V6 powered models, an eight-speed automatic replaced the six-speeder and the revised V6 engine (now designated "2GR-FKS") added Toyota's D4-S direct injection fuel system. The new Highlander has a new fascia with restyled headlights and taillights, new SE grade, and XLE and

neg: Modernised Old Style (typeface) describes it as "a pallid imitation of Caslon" and James Mosley describes it as "bland". It generally went out of fashion in body text in favour of new designs such as Times New Roman or more authentic revivals such as Baskerville and Bembo by the mid-twentieth century in Britain, although Hugh Williamson in 1956 noted that it was still popular for niche uses due to an extensive character support accumulated over the years of its popularity. More positive reviews come from Nesbitt, who describes it as "a light face, but well-designed throughout" and Macmillan, who describes Phemister's engraving technique as

neg: Elite (album) familiar producer: “When we did Invade, Josh was still learning,” tells Cocchi of the five weeks the band spent with Wickman working on Elite. “We were learning new ways and figuring things out that made the recording [of Invade] easier for us and made it come out better. So when we got to do Elite, we already had a system with Josh. We knew how we were going to do everything. We still experimented and tried out different shit. It just flowed. We had a better schedule. When we did Invade, we would track for six hours and then go

neg: Sgian-dubh to the colour of the handle but implies 'covert' – as in (as stated previously) blackmail or black market. When the Highlander visited a house on his travels having deposited all his other weapons at the front door he did not divest himself of his concealed dagger, since in these far off days it was unsafe to be ever totally unarmed, not because he feared his host but rather because he feared intrusions from outside. Accordingly, although retaining the dagger; out of courtesy to his host he removed it from its place of concealment and put it somewhere where his

neg: Hi I'm Tony that the body which is buried isn't Tony's body but is Achayan's. A flashback shows that when Achayan tries to bury Tony's body, he gets up and attacks Achayan. Now Tony is going for taking revenge with Sameer when a truck hits Tony and he is killed. Later, we see Achayan's house where his wife is in front of a wedding anniversary cake of them. Their children ask her when will Dad come and she says he will come soon. The frame moves from their room and goes out of their house and finally to the name board of their

neg: Acoustic guitar Similar in dimensions to the dreadnought body shape, but with a much more pronounced waist. The shifting of the waist provides different tones to stand out. The auditorium body shape is a newer body when compared to the other shapes such as dreadnought. Dreadnought – This is the classic guitar body shape. The style was designed by Martin Guitars to produce a deeper sound than "classic"-style guitars, with very resonant bass. Used for over 100 years, it is still the most popular body style for acoustic guitars. The body is large and the waist of the guitar is not as

neg: Arsenio Rodríguez the last time in 1956. During the 1960s, the mambo craze petered out, and Rodríguez continued to play in his typical style, although he did record some boogaloo numbers, without much success. As times changed, the popularity of his group declined. He tried a new start in Los Angeles. He invited his friend Alfonso Joseph to fly out to Los Angeles with him but died there only a week later, on December 30, 1970 from pneumonia. His body was returned for burial to New York. There is much speculation about his financial status during his last years, but Mario Bauzá

neg: Highlander II: The Quickening rating of 2.7/10. On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 31 out of 100 based on 14 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Common criticisms included the lack of motivation for the characters, the new and seemingly incongruent origin for the Immortals, the resurrection of Ramirez, and apparent contradictions in the film's internal logic. Roger Ebert of the "Chicago Sun-Times" gave the film a score of 0.5 stars (out of four), saying: ""Highlander II: The Quickening" is the most hilariously incomprehensible movie I've seen in many a long day—a movie almost awesome in its badness. Wherever science fiction

neg: Padlock (e.g., chain link or hasp). Generally, most padlock shackles either swing away (typical of older padlocks) or slide out of the padlock body when in the unlocked position. Less common designs include a straight, circular, or flexible (cable) shackle. Some shackles split apart and come together to lock and unlock. There are two basic types of padlock locking mechanisms: integrated & modular. Integrated locking mechanisms directly engage the padlock's shackle with the tumblers. Examples of integrated locking mechanisms are rotating disks (found in "Scandinavian" style padlocks where a disk rotated by the key enters a notch cut into the shackle

neg: The Rape of Lucrece letter to her husband, asking him to come home. When Collatine gets home, Lucrece tells him the whole story, but doesn't say who did it. Collatine demands to know. Before she tells him, Lucrece gets the soldiers, who are also there, to promise to avenge this crime. She then tells her husband who did it, and she immediately pulls out a knife, stabs herself and dies. Collatine's grief is great—he wants to kill himself, as well. His friend, Brutus, suggests that revenge is a better choice. The soldiers carry Lucrece's body through the streets of Rome. The citizens, angered, banish

neg: The Body of Christopher Creed and could not have wanted to kill himself or run away. A few days later when Torey returns home from school he finds a message from Isabella on his answering machine telling him to "come over anytime" to talk about Chris. Ali and Torey then take a trip to Isabella's house and find out that she did not have a relationship with him but did have sex with him. Ali and Torey discover that Chris faked the whole relationship and wrote down the false information in his diary. Isabella also has Torey and Ali meet her psychic, Aunt Vera who

neg: Winthrop University the 2017–18 academic year is $28,530 per year for out-of-state undergraduate students and $14,870 for in-state undergraduate students. Room and board is $5,440 (per year) for on-campus suite-style and $5,290 (per year) for on-campus hall-style. The university has 6,073 students. Undergraduate students come from 42 states and 45 countries. There are 135 undergraduate international students enrolled. Of the student population, 5,014 are undergraduate students and 1,059 are graduate students. The student body is 29 percent male and 71 percent female. The student body is 28 percent African-American and 60 percent white, non-Hispanic. The university's average size of undergraduate lecture courses

neg: Highlander Research and Education Center Highlander Research and Education Center The Highlander Research and Education Center, formerly known as the Highlander Folk School, is a social justice leadership training school and cultural center in New Market, Tennessee. Founded in 1932 by activist Myles Horton, educator Don West, and Methodist minister James A. Dombrowski, it was originally located in the community of Summerfield in Grundy County, Tennessee, between Monteagle and Tracy City. It was featured in the 1985 documentary film, "You Got to Move". Much of the history was documented in the book "Or We'll All Hang Separately: The Highlander Idea" by Thomas Bledsoe. Highlander provides

neg: Pet Sounds (instrumental) Martin Denny for its reverberated bongos and güiro combined with pervasive horns and a Latin rhythm. "MOJO" declared it an "ambiguous, jet-age update of Martin Denny-style 1950s exotica." In his 2016 memoir, Wilson stated: "I loved "Thunderball", which had come out the year before, and I loved listening to composers like Henry Mancini, who did these cool themes for shows like "Peter Gunn", and Les Baxter, who did all these big productions that sounded sort of like Phil Spector productions." When asked if he was a fan of Denny and exotica music in 2017, he responded: "No, I never get

neg: Highlander: The Series delved into what made the regulars and the most notable recurring characters tick." Critics have singled out the sixth and final season as the worst of the series. Lineberger remarked, "I haven't attempted to hide my disappointment with this season. For the first time ever in my life as a "Highlander" enthusiast, I found myself utterly uncaptivated." Oliver awarded the sixth season a score of 3.9 out of 10, saying: "Like "The X-Files", "Highlander: The Series" simply went on too long. If the star is wanting to get out of a show as much as Paul was ready to hang

neg: Toyota Highlander Specifications are mostly similar to the US Highlander, sharing the same 3.5-litre V6 "2GR-FE" engine and five-speed automatic transmission. However, there are no plans at present to introduce a hybrid version of the Kluger into the Australian market. In 2010, for the 2011 model year, Toyota made some changes to the Highlander and Highlander Hybrid. While the general design remains similar to the 2010 model, the Highlander's front end has been significantly revised, now featuring new headlights, a new black with chrome accent rocker panel, and new front grille. The non-hybrid engines for 2011 remain the same, although now the

neg: We Shall Overcome song. In 1957, Seeger sang for a Highlander audience that included Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who remarked on the way to his next stop, in Kentucky, about how much the song had stuck with him. When, in 1959, Guy Carawan succeeded Horton as music director at Highlander, he reintroduced it at the school. It was the young (many of them teenagers) student-activists at Highlander, however, who gave the song the words and rhythms for which it is currently known, when they sang it to keep their spirits up during the frightening police raids on Highlander and their subsequent stays

neg: Immortal (Highlander) are not bound by the Rules and are allowed to behead Immortals on Holy Ground; the Hunters (see below) do this to Darius in "Highlander: The Series". A practical result of this rule is that Immortals use Holy Ground as a neutral territory on which they can meet each other without risking losing their heads. In "Highlander", The Kurgan taunts Connor MacLeod in a church. When MacLeod becomes aggressive with the Kurgan, he says, "Holy Ground, Highlander! Remember what Ramirez taught you!" Immortals wishing to retire from the Game often chose to live on Holy Ground. In "Highlander: Endgame", Immortal

neg: Immortal (Highlander) Immortal (Highlander) An Immortal is one of a group of fictional characters seen in the movies and series of the Highlander franchise. Since they are immune to disease and stop aging after becoming Immortals, they can live forever and die only when they are beheaded. The Immortals were first introduced in "Highlander" in 1986. They were created by script writer Gregory Widen who, according to Bill Panzer, producer of the "Highlander" franchise, "was a student at film school, and he wrote this as his writing class project. (...) He was apparently travelling through Scotland on his summer vacation and he

neg: Highlander II: The Quickening minutes. For similar reasons, Christopher Lambert threatened to walk out of the project when it was nearing fruition. However, due to contract obligations, he did not. A once lost alternate ending, commonly known as "The Fairytale Ending", was shown only in some European theaters and has never been shown in any of the American cuts. The ending shows Connor magically returning to planet Zeist, taking Louise along with him, while Ramirez’ voice is heard in the background. An early version of this ending is shown on the "Special Edition". However, it also includes footage of Virginia Madsen as Louise Marcus

neg: Highlander (franchise) other things come together for us to go make it." In August, Lin dropped out of the film due to commitments to other projects. Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo later signed on to direct the remake, replacing Lin. Vinnie Jones and Ray Stevenson were rumored to be considered for the role of The Kurgan. In June 2012, Ryan Reynolds was confirmed to play Connor MacLeod. However, in December 2012, Fresnadillo left the project due to creative differences and on June 17, 2013, Reynolds also dropped out of the film. On June 28, 2013, it was announced that "" writer and executive

neg: Joe Dawson (Highlander) dramatically better?' And indeed, in this case, it was, and we went ahead and made the changes. "Indiscretions" is all about things that Joe and Methos did in their past that have come back to haunt them. (…) Methos has a longer track record, of course. But at the heart, I think they're very similar." Dawson has a complicated relationship with Duncan MacLeod. Executive Producer Bill Panzer says about "Turnabout", "this episode was the beginning of the relationship, well the expansion of the relationship between Joe Dawson and Duncan MacLeod. For Joe to help MacLeod by getting him a file,