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Ned was leveraging on the fact that they will be a few miles off the coast of Spain; as a result the circumstances they were expecting to engineer their escape was at hand.
The plan was that their escape process will take place at the time Captain Nemo is locked in his room and in bed. Also, the mechanics or crewmen will not be able to sight them at the time of their escape.
Ned and Conseil will be at the central companionway while Professor Aronnax will stay in the library two steps away until he receives a signal from Ned. Ned has in his possession a monkey wrench which he will use to unscrew the nuts bolting the skiff to the Nautilus's hull.
On a favorable circumstance, they expected to land on solid ground between ten and eleven in the evening or they will be dead.
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Cooperative games unite players while competitive games create competition among players.
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Both competitive and cooperative games are good for players, the choice of games depend on mental development of the players. When players are invited for competitive games they create a sense of performing better than other to win the game. This create motivation and enthusiasm in players.
Exclamatory, if I'm not mistaken.
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Stephen King made his directorial debut here and he hasn't yet gone back to the chair, which is a real shame. Not because he's got tremendous talent behind the camera but instead because he could have delivered so many more, campy, non-sense movies. MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE is as bad as it's reputation would have you believe but at the same time it enters the "so bad it's good" range because of how silly it all is. Based on King's short story 'Trucks,' what basically happens is a group of people are stranded inside a truck stop as the trucks outside start to take over the world and go on a killing rampage. This is the type of bad film that everyone should really check out because it's amazing to see how poorly the final product turned out to be. In recent years King has admitted that he didn't know what he was doing and that he was snorting cocaine at the time and perhaps this is why everything here doesn't make since. I think the original story has some major logic flaws but perhaps King just didn't explain them well enough here. I still think there are some very campy and outrageous moments that make this worth viewing and most of them happen early on as the machines start to come to life. There's a coke machine death sequence, which is just priceless and campy. Then we have a steam roller death, which I'm sure looked wonderful before the MPAA got a hold of it. While watching the film I kept wondering if there was any sort of point to any of this. The movie has a very bad pace and it really just seems to go on and on without anyone knowing where to stop it. I think taking out ten or so minutes probably would have also helped it. Seeing people like Emilio Estevez and Pat Hingle adds some charm but the majority of the characters are just annoying.
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Education is defined as the process of gaining knowledge.
An example of education is attending college and studying.
Teaching concepts and perspectives. Computer education includes computer systems and information systems. Contrast with training.
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