The video by user kristo499 on YouTube is a near brick-for-brick remake of the new Bond flick trailer for SPECTRE. The channel hosts a whole gallery of excellent LEGO remakes of all sorts of content, so be sure to check them out. Below is the original Teaser video for comparison. “You’re a brick floating in a bathtub, Mr. Bond.”There was also a really awesome LEGO Casino Royale opening by Bricktease a few years ago. This really makes me wonder why LEGO and Eon Productions, the company behind the rights to James Bond, have never gotten together on a group of awesome sets. Artist Jeff Chapman put together some great concepts featuring scenes from many of the James Bond films, though unfortunately they were never produced: You can check out more at Jeff’s deviantart page. Considering all the major action set pieces SPECTRE will be providing, including a fistfight on an out-of-control helicopter in Mexico, a plane-car chase in Austria, and a car chase through Rome, I’m sure LEGO and the Bond team could get something great going.
The film will be in theaters globally on November 6th. Top image contains screenshots taken by me from both the LEGO and normal teaser for comparison. All other work featured is credited to their creators.What LEGO James Bond sets would you love to see? The Tomatometer rating – based on the published opinions of hundreds of film and Percentage of users who rate a movie or TV show positively. Video: Casino Royale: Trailer 1 More Casino Royale VideosSign in to wikis by WikiFoundry All James Bond Photos All James Bond Videos Yahoo! News on Bond All James Bond News Actors - Connery to Craig All James Bond Discussions Frisky and risky Bond girls We're sorry, search is currently unavailable. Please try your search again later. Please check your link or return to the home page.Archive for April, 2014 Three Partings” special performance at Lord Byron Festival “Three Partings” — my song cycle of three three settings of Lord Byron poetry–received a special performance on April 12, 2014.
This was not a standard concert concert of music; A new trailer for the forthcoming James Bond film Skyfall has been released. The twenty-third James Bond film, directed by Sam Mendes, is the third to feature Daniel Craig as 007, after Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace. This is the second trailer to be released for Skyfall, which will also star Javier Bardem as the main villain, Ralph Fiennes as a government agent, and Ben Whishaw as Q. Skyfall's 'Bond girls' include British actress Naomie Harris (28 Days Later), and French actress Bérénice Marlohe, who is best known for TV roles in her native country. Judi Dench will reprise her role as Bond's boss and the head of MI6, M. The previous trailer, released in May, featured clips of several enticing action scenes, including one where Daniel Craig, as Bond, hurtles down the side of a building, and another in which a London tube train careers through a brick wall. The synopsis for Skyfall, released by Sony Pictures Entertainment, reads: "Bond’s loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her.
As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost." Skyfall opens in the UK on 26th October, 2012.Looking for movie tickets? Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing Casino Royale near you.Comic Superheroes MarvelMarvel GirlsMarvel WomenMarvel ComicsMarvel ArtFun MarvelComics ComixDc GirlsMarvel MashupForwardThe Women of Marvel as James Bond Cover GirlsBond S GunJames Bond GunsJames Bond StyleBond PistolJames Bond MoviesPistol That'SAuto Pistol10 HandgunsHandguns Rifles ShotgunsForwardWalther PPKs - James Bond's Gun (I used to have one too, THAT's why its cool)The importance of the phrase “where you reside” is probably well-known by those of my readers who solicit and sell personal lines policies. It should also be something that is known by every person who has a homeowner’s insurance policy, as those three little words can mean the difference between coverage and no coverage for a loss to a home. Why that is so is due to the definition of what structure is covered by a homeowner’s policy.
Although not universal, most homeowner’s policies, including the ISO HO-3 form, define what is covered by them as being the dwelling on the residence premises, which in turn are defined as the place “where you reside”, with “you” being the named insured or their spouse, if any. In several states, including Georgia, the appellate courts have held that if the named insured or their spouse did not actually live in the structure on the residence premises specified in the policy at the time of the loss, there is no coverage for the loss. This means that if you are renovating a home and not living there during the renovations or have just purchased a home but not yet moved in, a homeowner’s policy that contains the above definitions will not provide coverage for a loss that occurs during those time periods. There are many other factual scenarios that could result in the same outcome (in the first Georgia case, there was a divorce and the named insured spouse had moved out of the home leaving her now ex-spouse there), all of which are explored in a white paper created by IIABA’s Virtual University staff in 2009.
This is perhaps the ultimate trap for the unwary, as far as homeowner’s policies are concerned. It became such a focus of concern that IIABA created a webpage devoted to the problems raised by the words “where you reside” in such policies and how those problems could be addressed. After 10 years of IIABA’s working on ISO to remedy the above problems, ISO has finally agreed to issue two new endorsements for its homeowner policy forms, which will be effective in most states on October 1, 2015. One of those endorsements is mandatory and one is optional. The mandatory endorsement, for which no extra premium should be charged, changes the definition of the structure covered by the policy to one where the named insured and any spouse live “on the inception date of the policy period shown in the Declarations” for the policy. As long as the named insured or any spouse are living in the structure on that date, any loss for which the policy provides coverage will not be denied if the named insured or any spouse are not living in the structure for any reason when the loss occurs.
While this change takes care of many of the coverage problems noted in the IIABA white paper, Including the situation addressed by the first Georgia case, it does not address what happens if the buyer of a home does not move into it by the inception date of the policy. In that situation, the policy may not provide coverage even after the buyer moves in, since they were not living in the home on the inception date of their policy. The optional endorsement that has been issued by ISO is meant to take care of this and similar situations. For what will most likely be an extra premium, the “where you reside” language is removed from the definition of the covered structure for a stated period of time, which can be the entire policy period. (For an in-depth article on the new ISO endorsements and their background, click here.) The IIABA will be holding a free webinar on July 8, 2015 from 3-4 p.m. EDT to explain the new ISO endorsements. Unfortunately, its 1,000 capacity limit has been reached already.