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Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Trailer for "Mr. Holmes" starring Ian McKellan


Straight from Sir Ian McKellan's FB page, the trailer for "Mr. Holmes" gives us a brief look at what the aging detective is up to now. Directed by Bill Conda, it's based on the 2005 novel "A Slight Trick of Mind" by Mitch Cullen. Miramax has the distribution rights. The cast includes Laura Linney as the housekeeper Mrs. Munro, and Milo Parker as her son Roger.

In 1947, having just returned from Japan and seen the horrors of war for himself, Sherlock Holmes retires to his bee farm. As he reflects back on his life, he deals with unresolved issues and tries to come to terms with his own aging and the slow loss of his brilliant mind. He becomes increasingly reliant on his housekeeper's young son for help solving the case that led him to retire from detective work altogether, and forges a friendship with the boy along the way.

The film looks like a really interesting new take on an old mythos, and we can't wait to see McKellan as an older, cantankerous Holmes.



Wednesday, November 12, 2014

The Geeky World of Body Building



  • What is the signifigance of C6H12O6 and C5H10O4 being so similar? 
  • Why have some Branch Chain Amino Acids been utilized in an attempt to treat certain cases of Hepatic Encephalopathy? 
  • Why is friction an important factor to take into consideration when utilizing this equation: W=fR,1? 

Review those (rhetorical) questions that I posted for just a moment. What type of the person do you think would be most familiar with the answers to those questions? I polled a pretty wide group of people for their replies. Most, if not all, said something to the effect of biologist, biochemist, doctor, or research specialist. However, each of the three questions make up a fraction of knowledge which the majority of dedicated bodybuilders posses. Surprised? You shouldn't be.