Print article In fall of 2019, Alyssa and I left Fairbanks for Anchorage. A beautiful Alaska fall season. People Mover, a function of the municipality, introduced us to the Alaska Native Medical Center, White Spot Cafe and various businesses. Please wear your masks when riding People Mover. I don’t want the Municipality of Anchorage to suspend People Mover because a rider isn’t covering his/ her nose and mouth. Oscar Frank Jr.
Will Toyota ever be overtaken? Mazda and Hyundai might be closest, but Brand T cemented market dominance in challenging 2020
3 Jan 2021 • 6 min read
In a few days’ time, Toyota will be confirmed as Australia’s favourite new-vehicle brand for the 18th year in a row. And to make that result even more impressive, Brand T managed to significantly increase its market share in 2020, a 12-month period most want to forget.
At this time, VFACTS sales data is only available for the first 11 months of 2020 (we still have to wait three more days for the full year’s breakdown), but even so, what we have so far paints a very clear picture: Toyota has increased its lead – and by some margin.
With Disney recently announcing an avalanche of sequels, prequels and reboots built around âStar Wars,â Marvel and the many other properties it owns, itâs heartening to see that it can still find room for a weird, metaphysical movie like âSoul.â
Pixarâs new movie is another wonder that, like âInside Outâ or âCoco,â seeks to turn the mysteries of life into zippy, breathtaking animation. If the concept behind âSoulâ is a little harder to get your arms around, attempting to illustrate nothing less than the meaning of existence, itâs still a delightful journey.
Originally to be a summer theatrical release but postponed due to COVID, âSoulâ premieres Christmas Day on Disney+.