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- Before being informed that he was being released from his contract in the movie Bull Durham, Bobby (played by David Neidorf) talks about his hitting slump and colorfully describes that he 0 for his last how many at bats without getting a hit?
- After Crash is released from his contract in the movie Bull Durham, he starts weighing his options. Skipper tells him that he thinks Crash would make a fine manager and tells him that there might be an opening at what other minor league team?
- In the hit movie Bull Durham, Crash Davis eventually broke the minor league record for most career home runs; however, he was released from the Durham Bulls before breaking it. What team did he hit the record breaking homer for to end his career?
- In the opening scene of the movie Red Dawn, the high school history teacher was giving what lesson?
- In the film Red Dawn, during his lesson, the teacher said that the armies would form a semi-circle around their enemies, about the size of what U.S. state?
- The movie Red Dawn is set in the city of Calumet, which is located in what U.S. state?
- When Jed from the movie Red Dawn drops off his brother Matty and his friend at school on the fateful morning, the football scoreboard shows they lost the previous nights game. What was the nickname of the team the Wolverines played?
- In the 1984 movie Red Dawn, Colonel Bella, the commander of the invading forces in Calumet, was an officer in what nations invading army?
- During a scene of the movie Red Dawn, the Wolverines come across a downed American Air Force pilot. What type of aircraft does he say he flies?
- In the movie Red Dawn, when the pilot briefs the Wolverines on the current state of the war, he tells them that in the east they stopped at what geographical landmark?
- What place of business was turned into a prison camp for residents of Calumet in the film Red Dawn?
- How many of the Wolverines actually live through the end of the movie Red dawn?
- What is the submarine guiding system, featured in the film For Your Eyes Only?
- This Soviet agent is the villain in the movie For Your Eyes Only.
- This character from the movie For Your Eyes Only, whose parents were killed by a pilot working for the villain, is James Bonds female ally.
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refer to the following online chat discussion.
Alicia Guenther [2:30 P.M.]
Thank you for agreeing to participate in today’s online discussion! As I mentioned previously, this chat is intended to help me gather reader perspectives on Dana Costello’s new book, Without Emotion.
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Eleanor Cooper [2:33 P.M.]
My first thought is your company published this book really quickly. After reading the first two in the series, I was pleased that I didn’t have to wait long for the final book to be released.
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Reynold Zoller [2:37 P.M.]
Personally, I loved the book design. I thought it was beautiful. It also complemented the other two in the trilogy really well.
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Alicia Guenther [2:41 P.M.]
And what about the book itself? Did you like it?
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Reynold Zoller [2:47 P.M.]
Actually, no. I’m a big Dana Costello fan. I’ve enjoyed all of her previous books, but I was disappointed with this one.
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Eleanor Cooper [2:48 P.M.]
I agree entirely. It came up short. The quality wasn’t as high as her previous novels.
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Alicia Guenther [2:52 P.M.]
In what regard? Would you mind expanding on the flaws you found with the book?
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Eleanor Cooper [2:57 P.M.]
Well, I know that this isn’t what you want to hear, but I found it to be quite boring. The storyline just wasn’t compelling.
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Reynold Zoller [2:58 P.M.]
Yeah. It was a bad way to end the series because she doesn’t fully explain what happens to all the characters. I hope the novel Ms. Costello is currently working on will be a lot better.
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Alicia Guenther [2:59 P.M.]
Thank you both for your comments. The publishing team will review them with the author.- What type of company does Ms. Guenther work for?
- What is indicated about Without Emotion?
- At 2:48 P.M., what does Ms. Cooper mean when she writes, “It came up short”?
- What does Mr. Zoller imply?
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Date: March 29
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