Media lined up so far (for anyone who cares about these things):
KARE-11 Saturday morning 9:40a.m. (will show clips)
MPR Weekend America (supposed to air before the first screening on Saturday)
WCCO Sunday morning 10:45a.m. (will show clips)
Pioneer Press - article on film in Sunday's paper (Winter Carnival section)
Strib is supposedly doing a piece on the film, but I don't know the nature of it or when it's appearing (probably either tomorrow or Saturday)
TPT Almanac (next Friday evening)
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All screening dates and times stay the same -- except for the 5th. On the 5th, the 12:30pm screening will be at Oak Street Cinema (instead of at the Bell).
309 Oak Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55414
(near the intersection of Oak and Washington in Stadium Village).
The 3pm show on Feb 5th has been changed to a 5pm screening on Friday, Feb. 4th at the Bell. So the revised screening times are as follows.
"No Time for Cold Feet" Screenings
Bell Auditorium
Sat. Jan. 22nd -- 12:30pm, 3pm
Sun. Jan. 23rd -- 12:30pm, 3pm
Sat. Jan. 29th -- 12:30pm, 3pm
Fri. Feb. 4th -- 5pm
Sat. Feb. 5th -- 12:30pm (at Oak Street Cinema)
Sun. Feb. 6th -- 12:30pm, 3pm
Tickets
$8 - adults
$5.50 - seniors, children under 12
There will be no advance ticket sales. Tickets for the 12:30pm show will go on sale at 12noon. Once the first show starts, the second show's tickets will go on sale (at approximately 12:45pm).
The Bell Museum Auditorium is located at 17th and University Ave. S.E. on the University of MN East Bank campus in the Bell Museum of Natural History.
Bell Museum Of Natural History
10 Church St SE
Minneapolis MN 55455
(612) 624-7083
Please see this website for Bell Auditorium parking and directions:
http://www.mnfilmarts.org/?venue=2&page=5
Oak Street Cinema
309 Oak Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55414
(near the intersection of Oak and Washington in Stadium Village).
From what we understand, parking is free on Sundays - though we have not been able to independently verify this.
Here's a link to the News AD that will appear in the Pioneer Press:
http://www.notanotherhollywoodfilm.com/coldfeet/pp_cold_feet_ad.pdf
the 1st one 12:30 01/22/05
http://www.notanotherhollywoodfilm.com/coldfeet/pp_cold_feet_ad.pdf
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Nah. Thats Boris and Natasha.
Yup, I's gots all da brayns. I uz dem to maks los uf thowts
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I don't think that is Trent's jacket.
As for how to make a hunt that is challenging and immune to Google, that's easy. You just use riddles and misdirection. Like in the Cherokee Hunt, "a line of double division" or the trees in a line clue of Conway. There's no way you can look those up, you have to figure them out. And then misdirection, where a clue looks like it's trying to tell you one thing, but really refers to something else. I did that with my Marydale hunt where the first letters of the second clue I think it was gave you the year 1974 as a very important date. Many people assumed it referred to where the treasure had been found that year when in fact it referred to the year Marydale became a park. If a clue has 5 different possible interpretations, you will end up splitting the hunters into 5 different groups who each think their interpretation is right. The real trick is to keep that all in mind, and still maintain the "Duh!" effect (which is where you read the explanations of the clues after the hunt and think "Duh! I should have gotten that!")
"All I know is that 'Rosebud' has nothing to do with the movie Citizen Cane or the clue"
-Joe (circa 1998)
;-)
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And that is Trent & Jackie. It's gotta be. They're the only ones just standing around watching, and they don't have shovels or anything.
Anyone listening to Soucheray? - hunt talk already. And, people are calling in about the movie.
He is plugging the movie right now - giving times and place.
Cooler! You go Joe
nice!!!
I must have missed it cuz he's talking about health care?
Health Care?? He talked about the hunt, cold weather in Embarass, and Martin Luther King. News on right now.
I turned the radio on for a second, and he was talking about healh care. So I turned it off.
By the time I get home, the show's basically done.
I used to listen to it over the internet at work, then they had that lawsuit thing, then they switched players...
I have no clue how to listen over the Internet because of the player issue. I don't want to install Windows Media Player because it would mess with iTunes. So, I don't listen unless I am at home or in the car.
Yes, a Jake-ish person called in. His name was Jake and his intonation sounded like Jake, but his voice was a little off. I am still guessing it was Jake.
Joe is now talking about poverty. I hate it when his show gets political. I like the fun Joe better.
blah, I always miss the good bits on socheray
Uh, we don't know that.
What a smooth talker our Joe is. He just called Rookie "Buckwheat" on MLK day.
In two different years, Line 1, Line 2 and Line 4 of the first clue were exactly the same. What two years and where was the treasure hidden in those two years?
52 and 54. Highland and Hidden falls (ha, and I don't even have your book yet ;)) I have a saved copy though right?
1 Hidden in Boreas' rollicking realm
2 Lies his treasure chest
4 These clues will solve your quest.
This term for a long-handled gardening tool can also mean an immoral pleasure seeker.
HA!
KCogrn
Correct answer and yes I have a book saved for you.
What ? HA was the correct answer?
Hmmmm, maybe Cluemasser's on to something....
Next question.
The answer to the next question:
CONOHO
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What's the name given to a night professional who's in the wrong park?Â
ESD..........
HA!
http://events.rakemag.com/com/intfc/p/rm2/cb/events_calendar.aspx?VENUE_ID=366
its amazing....
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Thanks, Kitch, for pointing that out. I don't like the Bell trying to capitalize on the film. I'll have to make some calls tomorrow and get that removed. :-)
And a real Joe at that. Damn! I'll get one yet
You dont mean the next one do you?
A 90 Joe? Damn
A hunting we will go
A hunting we will go...
Hi ho the dairy oh
A hunting we will go
JOE
For this fancy JOE
BASTARD!
Bwaaaah!
A hunting we will go
With sticks and stones!