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The Patron Saint of Liars
In 1992, celebrated novelist Ann Patchett launched her remarkable career with the publication of her debut novel, The Patron Saint of Liars, a best-selling book that is "beautifully written . . . a first novel that second- and third-time novelists would envy for its grace, insight, and compassion" (Boston Herald).
St. Elizabeth's, a home for unwed mothers in Habit, Kentucky, usually harbors its residents for only a little while. Not so Rose Clinton, a beautiful, mysterious woman who comes to the home pregnant but not unwed, and stays. She plans to give up her child, thinking she cannot be the mother it needs. But when Cecilia is born, Rose makes a place for herself and her daughter amid St. Elizabeth's extended family of nuns and an ever-changing collection of pregnant teenage girls. Rose's past won't be kept away, though, even by St. Elizabeth's; she cannot remain untouched by what she has left behind, even as she cannot change who she has become in the leaving.
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About the Author
ANN PATCHETT is the author of six novels, including Bel Canto, winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award and the Orange Prize. She has written for the Atlantic, Gourmet, the New York Times Magazine, Vogue, the Washington Post, and others.
Hometown:Nashville, Tennessee
Date of Birth:December 2, 1963
Place of Birth:Los Angeles, California
Education:B.A., Sarah Lawrence College, 1985; M.F.A., University of Iowa, 1987
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Two o'clock in the morning, a Thursday morning, the
first bit of water broke through the ground of George Clatterbuck's
back pasture in Habit, Kentucky, and not a living soul saw
it. Spring didn't care. Water never needed anyone's help to come
up through the ground once it was ready. There are rivers, hundreds
of them, running underground all the time, and because of
this a man can say he is walking on water. This was a hot spring
that had broken loose of its river to make mud in the grass, and it
kept on till it was a clear pool and then a little creek, cutting out
a snake's path toward the Panther River. Water will always seek
out its own.
George Clatterbuck found it when it was already a pretty
steady stream. It was only fitting that he should be the one, seeing
as how it was his land. It was 1906. He was hunting for his
family's dinner. He smelled the spring before he saw it, foul and
sulfurous as spoiled eggs. He thought it was a bad sign, that it
meant his land was infected and spitting up bile for relief. The
water was warm when he dipped in his hand, and he wiped it off
against the leg of his trousers. He was thinking about it, thinking
what he ought to do, when he saw a rabbit on the other
side of the field. It was as big a buck as he'd seen, and he knelt
down slowly to get off his shot. He had to shoot on his knees.
His father taught him that way because he was afraid the rifle's
kick would knock the boy off his feet, thought George would
be safer close to the ground. But since that was the way George
learned, that was the only way he could ever do it, and now here
he was, grown with a family, going down on his knees like a man
in prayer to shoot a rabbit.
He blew the head clean off and didn't disturb the pelt. He
thought he would tan the hide and give it to his daughter, June,
for her birthday. June, like many little girls, was partial to soft
things. By the time he'd tied the legs onto his belt he'd forgotten
about the water altogether.
It wasn't long after that times turned hard for the Clatterbucks.
Both plow horses came down with colic, and Betsy, the
horse George rode to town, got a ringworm thick as your thumb
that no amount of gentian violet could clear. Not a week after,
every last one of his cows came down with mastitis that left them
all drier than bones. George had to get up every three hours in
the night and bottle-feed the calves, whose crying put his wife
beside herself. "Sounds like a dying child," she said, and she shivered.
George didn't say this to her, but he was thinking he might
have to slaughter the calves and take his losses. Bought milk was
more than he could afford.
Then, if he didn't have enough to worry about, the horses
broke free of the corral. George took some rope and set out to
bring them back, cursing the rain and the mud and the stupid
animals with every step. He found them at that spring he had
forgotten, drinking so deeply he thought they'd founder. He
was frightened then because he thought such water would kill
them, and where would the money come from to buy three new
horses? But the horses were fine. Betsy's hide was smooth where
the ringworm had been and the other two were past their own
disorder. George knew it was the spring that had done this, but
he didn't know if it was the work of the Devil or the Lord. He
didn't tell a soul when he drove his sick cows down to the water,
but by the time they came home their udders were so full they
looked like they might burst on the ground.
Then little June took sick and laid in her bed like a dull penny.
Doctor came from Owensboro and said it wasn't the pox or scarlet
fever, but something else that was burning her alive. She was
slipping away so fast you could all but see her dying right before
your eyes, and there sat her parents, not a thing in the world
to do.
So George goes out in the middle of the night with a mason
jar. He walks in the dark to the spring, fills up the jar, and heads
home. He goes to his daughter's room and looks at her pale face.
He prays. He takes the first drink of water for himself, thinking
that if it was to kill her he'd best die, too. It is foul-tasting, worse
even than the smell of it. He lifts up June's head from her sweaty
pillow and pours the water down her throat, the whole jarful. He
only lets a little run down the sides of her face. He wonders for a
moment what it would be like to feed a child from his own body
as his wife had done, but the thought embarrasses him and he
lets it go. The next morning June is fine, perfect, better than new.
When the spring had saved his livestock, George kept it to
himself, not wanting to look foolish, but when it saved his
daughter he felt the call to witness. He went into the streets of
Habit and told what he had seen. At first the people were slow
in believing, but as hardships came to them and they went to the
spring for help, all was proved true.
Tales of what had happened spread by word of mouth and before
long people were coming up from as far away as Mississippi.
The truth was stretched out of shape through all the telling, and
soon the lame showed up wanting to walk and the blind wanting
to see. The spring can't do everything, the townspeople said. It's
wrong to expect so much.
And then one boy died right there at the water's edge. He was
that sick by the time his folks brought him. He's buried in Habit
now, two hundred miles away from his own kind.
One of the people who got word of the spring was a horse
breeder named Lewis Nelson, who lived in Lexington. Lewis'
wife, Louisa, had rheumatoid arthritis and her hands froze up on
her even though she was only twenty-two. They set off to Habit
to see if the water couldn't do her some good. The Nelsons were
rich, and when they came to town they were looking for a hotel,
but there wasn't one. George had made a vow to never make a
cent off the spring, and Habit said that was only fitting. So when
visitors came they were taken in with charity, many times by the
Clatterbucks themselves. This put the Nelsons ill at ease, since
they were used to giving charity and not receiving it.
June was seventeen that summer. She had grown up as well as
she had started out. She was a kind of a saint in the town, the first
one saved by the spring, but all that really meant to June was that
there were few boys bold enough to ask her out, and the ones
who did thought it would be a sin to try and kiss her. She gave up
her room for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and slept on the sofa downstairs.
After her second trip to the spring the use of Louisa's hands
came back to her and she taught June how to cross-stitch. Her
husband was full of joy. Lewis was a devout Catholic with a head
for figures. He saw the hand of God in the spring and thought
the thing to do would be to build a grand hotel in the back pasture.
No one was ever sure how he changed George Clatterbuck's
mind, but probably it was by telling him that a lot more people
could be saved if there was a bigger place to stay and that George
was being unchristian by denying them. It's easy to imagine that
Lewis had seen how well the hot-springs hotels had done in Arkansas
and Tennessee and knew there was some real money to
be made. Not long after that the architects came with their silver
mechanical pencils, and after them the builders and the gardeners.
In 1920 the Hotel Louisa opened its doors. They'd wanted to
call it the Hotel June, but June, afraid of scaring off the few dates
she had left, said thank you, no.
When the roses on the wallpaper were still in their first bloom
and the carpet was soft and springy beneath your feet, there
wasn't a hotel in the South that could match the Hotel Louisa.
People came from Atlanta and Chicago and New Orleans,
some to be healed but most to play tennis on the grass courts
and dance in the fancy ballroom. Lewis sent for his collection of
horse prints in Lexington, and Louisa picked out velvet to cover
the settees for the lobby. There were two formal dining rooms
where people ate with real silver and drank champagne smuggled
down from Canada. At five o'clock everyone went out and
stood on the front porch to drink bourbon and soda. No one
from Habit ever went inside after the opening day. It made them
feel like they weren't quite good enough. Even the Clatterbucks,
who were supposed to be partners in everything, kept to the
other side of the woods. You couldn't see their house, not even
from the third-floor rooms. The guests never knew they had ever
been there at all.
The crash of the stock market in 1929 and the great drought
that came over the land were so close together that it was hard to
separate one from the other. Everything was coming to an end,
and the spring would not except itself. Maybe there was a reason
for it, that things got so hot that even the water underneath
the ground felt the pull of the dry air. In no time it went from a
trickle to a strip of mud and then not even that. But whatever it
was, the town of Habit took its leaving as a sign, just as they had
taken its arrival.
For the spring this was no hardship. It was just going back,
folding into one of those underground rivers. It would break
through later, years from then, someplace else. Next time people
might not be around for miles. It was very possible that no one
would ever drink from it at all.
Not long after all this, people stopped going to the hotel,
though it would be hard to say if it was because of the spring or
because they were the kind of people who had kept their money
in banks. June used to walk across the field in the evenings and
look at the place in the ground where her salvation had come
from. She saw men in suits and women in silk dresses carrying
out their own bags and taking hired cars north to catch trains.
The Nelsons tried for a long time to get the water to come
back. They hired people who said they knew how to coax it out
of the ground. But the spring was long gone by then. They stayed
on in the hotel alone until the middle thirties, hardly coming out
for anything. You could trail them as they moved from room to
room, one light going off and another one coming on. People
said they could set their watch by what window was bright at the
time. Then one day the Nelsons packed up and left without saying
Word came soon after that the Nelsons had made a gift of the
Hotel Louisa to the Catholic Church, and this put the fear of
God in everyone. It was one thing to have rich people in your
pasture, but when the Clatterbucks thought of Catholics, they
saw statues of the Virgin Mary going up in the yard, ten feet high.
The Clatterbucks could have kept the Catholics off, since they
owned the land, but nobody told them that. When the lawyers
came and knocked on their door, there was nothing for them to
do but look at the ground and shake their heads. A few weeks
later two buses pulled up, and a group of little old women in
white dresses were led or carried up the front stairs. The church
had changed the name of the Hotel Louisa to Saint Elizabeth's
and turned it into a rest home for old nuns.
But the nuns were miserable. They'd been dirt poor all their
lives, following the word of their church. The idea of spending
their final days in an abandoned grand hotel made them restless.
Soon the tiny women started wandering over to the Clatterbucks'
in their bathrobes, searching out a simpler way of life.
The Clatterbucks, good Baptists every day of their lives, took
pity on the old Catholics and overcame their fears. They served
them platters of fried mush with sorghum, which were received
with heartfelt prayers and thanks. It made the family feel needed
again; the old women's dependence called to mind the early days
of the spring when the sick were healed. They thought that God
had seen again what was best.
But the church did not agree, and two years later the buses returned
and took the nuns to Ohio. Mrs. Clatterbuck cried when
they left, and June touched the medal around her neck of Saint
Catherine of Siena that Sister Estelle had given her. She wore it
all her life.
The Hotel Louisa was getting worn, fretwork slipped from
the porch, shutters hung down. In any other town it would have
been ransacked, people breaking out windows and carrying off
furniture in the night. But the people of Habit were true to their
name and just kept on avoiding the old hotel like they did in the
days when they wouldn't have had the right clothes to go inside
for a cup of coffee.
The Clatterbucks waited and watched. Then one day a station
wagon pulled up the front drive and two nuns, dressed in
what looked to be white bed sheets, and five big-bellied girls got
out. June and her mother were just coming through the woods at
the time, out for their daily walk.
The nuns cut across the dried creek bed, not knowing a thing.
They didn't know how the hotel had come to be or that they
were standing on top of what might have been the closest thing
to a real miracle that any of them was ever going to see. They
were occupied, unloading the car.
"Pregnant girls," Mrs. Clatterbuck said. "They've gone and
made it into a home for pregnant girls."
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I am fast becoming a fan of Ann Patchett! This novel has wonderful characters that draw you quickly into their lives. I also have read The Magician's Assistant, Truth and Beauty, and Run by this author and liked them all very much as well. If you are a fan of Jodi Picoult or Anita Shreve novels, you will like this book as it reminded me much of their works. I especially liked reading the editorial afterword by Patchett "The Movie of the Week Ate My Novel." It was funny and gave great insight about how much gets changed from the vision an author has about their books and their characters when they get made into movies. I am looking forward to reading the other novels written by this author, including Bel Canto and Taft.
This is my first Ann Patchett book. I picked it up because the title was intriging. I could not put the book down.....I enjoyed how Ms. Patchett told the story from the three main characters point of view. One thing though....the ending was very disappointing....It left me wanting about 20 more pages. I'll probably read another one of her books and see if the ending is disappointing as well.....
You can't help it, you will fall in love with each and every character that makes up this beautifully written story. The end will come too soon, you will want to know more, but this is the magic of Ann Patchett, you always end up wanting to know more about the characters, because they become your friends, your family. That's how real they are. Savour this little wonder of a book.
It's true ... I couldn't put it down! Your journey with Rose through her dreams, desires, despair, and finally her strength of character, consume your emotions. Then the author juxtaposes the narrator, and you see the events in a fresh light, with a whole new heart! The end is masterfully wrought, and will wrench from you a cry for more!
Nicely woven story, one where you wish everybody a nice ending but that's not the endings planned, as all of the writings of this author the end is a twist that leaves you wanting more even after the books is finished. Is it the characters? The story? Both. Well written once you get the cadence of the author. Enjoyed it very much, like all of her books actually.
Great writing. I could not relate to Rose hurting her mother and Thomas and then Cecelia and Son. I guess that is one reason this is a well written book. The author makes you feel emotion al attachment. I hated to see this book end. She leaves the reader with her /his own idea as to what will happen next! Wonderful book!!
Loved this book, major page turner!!!!!!
I enjoyed reading this book. My first of Ann Patchett. I am currently reading her book "Run." There are so many people like the character Rose. I have personally never experienced the death of a parent at a young age, but the effects must be dramatic and long lasting. Fathers and daughters relationships are vital. Rose grows up without a father and it is hard for her to make any commitments. She is searching in all the wrong places.
Ann Patchett is one of my favorite authors, and this is my favorite book of hers. The pregnant home for girls setting was fascinating, as was the plot.
What a great book! It's about a woman who runs off to a home for unwedded pregnant girls and ends up staying and raising her daughter there. The book is broken down into thirds with each section being told by a different narrator. The characters were all so loveable even if you didn't particularly like or understand them. When I first started reading the book, I was intrigued but found it a little slow. Luckily, my sister had recommended it and told me to keep reading, and I'm glad I did! The past few books I have read have all lacked in some way, whether it be poor character development or failing to wrap up loose ends. This book was different. Although there were a few loose ends that could have been tied up a bit better, the fact that they were left the way they were only adds to the story itself. This was my second book by Anne Patchett (the other being State of Wonder) and they are so completely different. While the other book was also really great, this is one you want to curl up with on a windy and cloudy day (like today!).
Made me think about the roles we play and look outside my views. Hadn't thought about these situations.
This is a very interesting story about people who get used to living in a certain way, having the daily habits over and over again. With the backdrop of a place for pregnant women to go through their pregnancies without the knowledge of their families. The story goes on to reveal secrets of a main character and shows how our lives are a continuous circle, even for the people involved in it.
This book was very captivating and I couldn't put it down. I felt that the characters where very real and you could feel the emotions. Enjoy Ann Patchett very much!
My second book by Ann Patchett and my favorite thus far. It was difficult to put down and ended all too soon.
I disliked the main character so much that i couldn't wait until the book was over. Otherwise it was an interesting and well written story.
I am not sure how I am just now finding this book? It's excellent.
Ann Patchett is one of my favorite authors. This book did not disappoint. Ms Patchett writes about people you come to care about. I highly recommend it.
This book is interesting. It tells a story from a different side.
Beautiful, as are all of Ms. Patchett's wondrous books. A gifted writer whose novels are luminous and magical.
It held my interest through out. I enjoyed the characters and theme. However, I think it is left open for a second in the series. Worth reading.
I really found myself disgusted with the main character, Rose after awhile. She was so selfish. The story is well written, although I became somewhat bored during Rose's cross country trip. I just found it a very odd book.
Would have liked a little more closure with Rose
Everything she writes is magical.
bittersweet story where you really feel for all the characters in the story. patchett has a way of making them come alive
Rose deserts her husband and, pregnant, enters a home for unwed mothers. The novel follows her time there, her daughter Cecilia's birth and growing years, and has subplots to round things out. It is a human drama and gives plenty to think about. I enjoyed reading it and although the plot may be unusual, I felt deep compassion for the characters, who have depth and psychologically ring true.


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NSW Report June 2012
The NSW harvest is to start at Condong on the 19th of June, although this will be in doubt with heavy rain falling as I write this report. The other two mills will start over the next month .
All mills will be reduced to a five day crushing week this year, with our total crop in NSW estimated at around 1.2 million tonnes.
All farmers in NSW realize how critical it is now to raise production back up to the 2million + of past seasons, if we are to return to sustainable levels.
The QSL weather forecast while not great for the start of the crush shows a return to more normal conditions as the year progresses. This should go well for the plant cane, as we work our way back to full plantings in this state.
NSW growers just need one normal season – we hope 2012 is it.
Robert Quirk
NSW Director

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Brand new Mercedes C-Class teased in the latest sneaky video from Mercedes-Benz.
Mercedes are readying a brand new C-Class sedan. It's not some 'new bumpers and lets call it a brand new car' sort of jobby either, this really is a brand new C-Class. Probably.
Y'see, the video below shows a new sedan shaped Mercedes-Benz model, but there are no specific details or clues which allude to what model it actually is. But if it's not the new C-Class that's shown in the teaser video below then I will literally eat my own shoes. I'm THAT confident.
So then, this new C-Class – it looks very, very cozy indeed. The new interior that you'll see glimpses of in the video looks seriously luxurious – Audi and BMW are going to need to lift their game! Outside the new C appears to be a scaled down version of the big S-Class limo, but with more of those aggressive sharp edges.
The brand new C-Class (or other car) will be officially revealed at the Detroit Auto Show in January.
Check out the teaser video below.
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Climate Engineering may Save Coral Reefs, Study Shows (https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150525120430.htm)
Geoengineering is the idea of engineering our own climate with the use of advance technology. If geoengineering works soon enough it could save countless species of all kinds of living things. One highly susceptible ecosystem, coral reefs, would specifically be benefitted by Solar Radiation Management (SRM). Coral reefs are extremely fragile ecosystems, each specific to that ocean's pH and temperature, and even the slightest of changes causes death of the coral called coral bleaching. With ocean acidification happening all over the global our coral reefs are pushed into even narrower temperature thresholds. This article explains a scholarly article showing that different geoengineering techniques will have different direct effects on the overall problem of climate change and coral reefs are most benefitted by SRM.
I thought this article was very interesting but was definitely focused on those who are already apart of the environmental community simply by the specificity of the topic. That being said the article was well written and easily read and understood. I think more information explaining how other geoengineering techniques would compoundly impact coral reef vitality would have created a more big picture view of these ecosystem's future. However it was clear from this article that coral reefs are highly threatened by climate change and SRM could really help them.


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Madagascar the Musical 'move's it' to Waterside theatre.
The "must-see" Madagascar the Musical is coming to the Waterside theatre on September 19 for four nights.
The Musical is based off the DreamWorks animated motion picture, which follows Alex the lion and his best friends escaping New York's Central Park Zoo and discovering Madagascar whilst being free for the first time ever.
2016 X Factor winner Matt Terry plays Alex the Lion in his theatre debut, following a successful career recording music across the world.
His role has been hailed "triumphant" by critics.
Local performer Connor Dyer stars alongside Matt as Melman the Giraffe and is excited to be performing at his home venue.
He said: "I feel so lucky to be doing something I love. The Waterside is a great venue that holds a very special place in my heart.
"I used to work behind the bar selling drinks and ice creams and now I'm going to be performing on the stage in a touring musical. It feels like a dream and is proof that hard work pays off."
Tickets start from £13. To purchase tickets and for more information call 08448 717 607 or visit www.atgtickets.com/Aylesbury.


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My Worst Critic
by Shauna Denis
They say you're your own worst critic. Sometimes I wonder if that's worse than someone else criticizing you… I think it's easier to ignore negativity when it's coming from others than it is coming from within yourself.
I was anxious for the show to air. I knew my performance wasn't where I wanted it to be, but it all happened so quickly that I couldn't really remember how far off it was from my scale of "acceptability". Well, it was off. Way off. And no matter how much the people around me cheered me on, I couldn't get past it.
I received tons of emails and notifications about my appearance on the show… I was so happy and thankful to have so many people supporting me… but the side of me that was still kicking myself wasn't allowing me to enjoy the experience to it's fullest.
Not one person had a negative comment. No one except for me.
You know that Taylor Swift song called "Mean"? The one she wrote about that critic who was a complete jerk and belittled her for her performance at the Grammy's? I was that guy last night—to myself. I can't be that guy. I had the opportunity of a lifetime and there I was, getting upset about one measly performance. The exposure that I got from this experience is the biggest shot I'll ever get at making this a bigger part of my life.
I am so thankful for everything this show has brought to my life. It helped me learn who I was as an artist and grow into a stronger vocalist and grow my confidence. I mean, I gotta give myself a break here. I hid away my passion for this for years, and the first time I sing my own material was on a CMT show. That's pretty freaking awesome.
I think one day I'll look back at this and laugh.
"Someday, I'll be living in a big ol' city, and all you're ever gonna be is mean.
Why you gotta be so mean?"


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The Super Bowl is one of the most high profile betting events of the year. The main event in the NFL season provides a huge variety of weird and wonderful betting propositions. Super Bowl coin toss betting may be entirely random, but it has become one of the most popular, and yet misunderstood, Super Bowl bets. Read on to learn more about the Super Bowl coin toss odds.
The coin toss is one of the most famous Super Bowl prop bets and has assumed such importance that a specially minted coin is used, with both teams appearing on the tails side and the venue and year on the heads side. It is often suggested that because the coin used is made for the specific occasion, there is a chance that Super Bowl coin toss betting might be biased. This is fun for conspiracy theorists, but is of course nonsense - hence why the Super Bowl coin toss odds are always the same and always equal.
The implied cost of placing a bet set by the bookmaker. Bookmakers inflate the perceived likelihood of an event - as represented in their odds - suggesting it is more likely than underlying probability.
Super Bowl coin toss odds
Who flips and when?
The Super Bowl coin toss has become so significant that since 1978, a nominated celebrity has flipped it. This has added to the spectacle of the coin toss, but it doesn't always go smoothly. In 2012 Curtis Martin, an inductee to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, was set to flip the coin but ended up as a spectator to referee John Parry who mistakenly took the honours. The "ceremony" of the Super Bowl coin toss takes place approximately three minutes before the start of the game.
Who calls and who chooses?
The NFC is designated as the home team for every odd-numbered Super Bowl, so in 2019 – Super Bowl 53 – the NFC champions (LA Rams) will be the home side. This designation allows the Rams to choose which colour jerseys to wear - this year they have chosen their blue and yellow uniform with the Patriots in white (12 of the last 14 Super Bowl winners have worn white).
Because the Rams get to chose the uniorm, the AFC champions (New England Patriots), get to call the coin - something that won't actually affect the Super Bowl coin toss odds.
What does it mean?
After the visitors choose heads or tails, the referee confirms the call mid-toss. This ensures that there is no mistaking what was said – a rule change resulting from the 1998 Thanksgiving Day Game between the Pittsburg Steelers and the Detroit Lions.
Many bettors fail to see that the coin has no memory – each flip is totally independent
On that occasion, Referee Phil Luckett heard Steelers running back Jerome Bettis call heads, while Bettis swears he said tails. When the coin landed tails side-up, Luckett awarded possession to the Lions, who went on to win the game – something that changed the coin toss rules forever.
The team that wins the Super Bowl coin toss then has the option of choosing to receive the ball, or to select which side they wish to start in the big game.
What to do next?
Given that ends provides little or no advantage, the standard choice is to receive. Only four times in 52 Super Bowls has a team chosen to kick rather than receive. The standard logic is that starting the game on an offensive drive is preferable, with the chance of an early confidence boosting score.
An especially defensive team could kick, feeling confident enough to shut the opponent's early drive out, and start the second half with the ball.
Is winning the flip significant?
In 52 Super Bowls the winner of the coin toss has gone on to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy 24 times (46%), losing 28 times (54%). People may argue that, based on these figures, the Super Bowl coin toss has some influence on the outcome of the game (even with a far greater sample size, you would still struggle to justify such a statement.
The magical NFC streak
There is nothing wrong with indulging with fun bets like Super Bowl coin toss betting, so long as you are clear that it is entirely random, and provides poor value, and that you keep these principles in mind if you intend to bet for profit.
One of the reasons that the Super Bowl coin toss has captured bettors' imagination is that from 1998-2011 the NFC recorded 14 consecutive wins – that's two to the power of 14, or decimal odds of 16,001.00. This, along with the NFC's 67.30% win rate in the Super Bowl coin toss (35/52), gave rise to a familiar misconception about random events such as a coin toss (people begin to believe that it isn't actually random).
Many bettors fail to see that as the coin has no memory – each flip is totally independent – and a streak over 52 coin tosses isn't statistically significant. This is explained by the law of large numbers (something that has also been discussed in a separate article regarding the Gambler's Fallacy). A lack of understanding surrounding probability has given rise to the aforementioned speculation of the coins being biased, due to the fact that they are especially made for the occasion.
Fun, but understand value
Putting the fun element to one side, on its own, the Super Bowl coin toss is a bad bet. The odds are 50/50 and therefore should be priced at 2.0/2.0 on both sides, with zero edge or margin. However, you won't find any bookmaker offering this, and this provides a great and simple illustration of how bookmakers work, and how to work out how much your bookmaker is charging you.
In 51 Super Bowls the winner of the coin toss has gone on to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy 24 times (47%) losing 27 times (53%)
Pinnacle prices the Super Bowl coin toss odds at 1.970/1.970*, which is a margin of just over 1% – as low as you'll find online (this low margin policy also applies to regular markets). So, although you can bet with your friend on the result of the coin toss, when you bet with a bookmaker an edge is a given, which means you should always look for the smallest margin.
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I came across rebirthing through an aromatherapist. I had just graduated from university and had been diagnosed with glandular fever. The doctor told me to rest, but after a month of resting, I needed to take some other form of action.
My aromatherapist recommended that I try a rebirthing session, as it is helpful in balancing energy and releasing toxins and emotional blocks.
My first session was so extraordinary. I lay down and under the guidance of my rebirther, connected my breath so that there was no pause between the inhale and the exhale. Very soon I could feel energy beginning to flow through my body.
I became aware of a strong pressure around my sternum where it felt as though someone was sitting on me. As I continued to breathe connectedly, the sensation changed and I felt a tingling and spreading of energy through my whole chest.
After 45 minutes or so, I dropped into an incredibly still and blissful state. Was the most beautiful sensation I'd ever experienced. When I was ready to sit up, I really wanted to have a pee. I went to the bathroom and when washing my hands looked in the mirror and my eyes were so light and shiny. I'd never seen myself looking so radiant.
I felt amazing and continued to do another 9 sessions. I moved through a lot of different healing experiences, both emotional and physical.
As a final note, I was working at the time for a homeopath and naturopath who was able to view blood under the microscope and he had tested me before I began the breathwork and had confirmed that I had glandular fever, and my immune system was working hard. After I had done the sessions, he measured my blood again and there was such an improvement that he said it was now barely traceable.
I could feel this in my body, but was wonderful to have an external measure of this as too.
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An architectural masterpiece in a park-like setting, this home lives to entertain both inside and out. Interior features formal and informal living spaces with exquisite, high-end finishes. Gourmet kitchen and separate catering kitchen with easy access to backyard and garage. 5 bedrooms all with ensuite baths. Luxurious master suite features fireplace, private sitting area, soaking tub, and two bathrooms with walk-in closets. Lower level movie theater and exercise room. Breath-taking grounds are fully-fenced and provide a private retreat. Heated pool, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, speaker system and more. Association includes deeded boat slip, community outdoor area with grill/bar, tennis court, playground, trails and on-site storage for boats and other outdoor equipment.
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'Peace Beyond Borders' is nominated for the special Jury prize of the Peace and Sport Awards 2011. The Peace and Sport International Forum will take place in Monaco from 26 – 28 October 2011. The Peace and Sport International Forum has become the essential event in the diary of all stakeholders who strive to use sport to promote and build sustainable peace in vulnerable communities throughout the world. We are very delighted and honoured to be nominated!
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In the past two years, light steel structure, especiall […]
In the past two years, light steel structure, especially the Light Steel Villa small houses, all kinds of light steel facilities such as the functional management pavilion is starting to get the attention of people and, in particular to likes all kinds of Europe type style and pay attention to mobile homes, fashion, to promote environmental protection, health life concept of urban and rural life, became the main fans of the light steel villa. According to industry insiders, the light steel villa has multiple advantages, and it will inevitably become an important choice for the modern construction of residential buildings. "Light steel villa, like more like the advantages of the perfect villa, modern life pressure, desire to return to nature, desire to have a good environment and relaxed enjoyment in family life.
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TDF LibreOffice Document Liberation Project Community Blogs Pootle Nextcloud Redmine Ask LibreOffice Donate
Some stuff can't be fixed on LibreOffice, let's try to list them and explain why.
convert_add function from "at" or "atm" to "Pa" gives same answer
tdf#72174 gives details but in brief, "at" and "atm" are 2 different units whereas LibreOffice consider them as same unit. This is due to 2 things:
- the will to be compatible with Excel which treats them as same unit too
- the fact that odf standard has followed this Excel's error
ODF standard should be fixed in its version 1.3 (https://issues.oasis-open.org/browse/OFFICE-3851)
Missing right parenthesis isn't detected in Basic
First a bug, tdf#80731, has been declared for this and it's been fixed. Then tdf#106529 has been declared because lots of macros suddenly triggered errors. Even if most of (all?) LibreOffice macros have been fixed for the missing right parenthesis, any extension or macro used in companies may trigger this error. So the initial fix has been removed.
"Persistant" typo
Some code refer to "Persistant" whereas right spelling is "Persistent". This can't be fixed because has been declared as public interface and thus would break API compatibility (see https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/offapi/type_reference/offapi.idl#4315 and https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/35096/)
"THROUGHT" typo
Some code refer to "THROUGHT" whereas right spelling is "THROUGH". it's been fixed in 5.4 version and for the moment the wrong spelling has been deprecated, see https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=8913353a8fd2a1d281c2d8a33ca795d97201b7bc


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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Hoffman Manor by State Lines (2011)
Kind of Like: Joyce Manor, Iron Chic, Tigers Jaw, Brand New
Genres: Punk, Emo, Pop Punk
Preview: Bandcamp
Just got an e-mail from this band, and I am initially very impressed. It's been out for a few months now, so I am surprised it is just starting to get some exposure. I am looking for a working link on where to buy this in a physical format, but so far no luck. They are from Long Island, and if you are in Connecticut, you can catch them live in December.
Seeing that I have to study, expect to see an updated fest section in a half an hour
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The mouse tastes good. It is crunchy and sturdy and it can be chewed for hours without deterioration of that initial feeling of satisfaction. I do not understand why you keep on choosing paper instead; my newspaper, for example, every morning, always the very page I am reading. Yes, I did chew on your mouse and I did try the paper, I am not just saying! The mouse is much better, and I stand firmly behind that statement; I am actually willing to take a lie detector test if you do not believe me. Yes, we may have different preferences, but I can read and you can't, so, please, let me read my newspaper in peace and go and chew on your mouse, or - learn how to read and then we can discuss this issue again.
Jelena Vencl Ohlrogge is a loving wife and a crazy cat lady who loves math, science, writing and painting. She lives in Stockholm, Sweden and blogs here.
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- quin browne said...
i am owned by one cat... she chooses to chew every single apple cord i have.
however, she also consumed the entire mouse, bringing me the skin.
i'm glad i'm not alone in my frustration.
- Friday, September 11, 2009 at 1:12:00 PM EDT
- Madam Z said...
I'm sorry to have to tell you this, Jelena, but no matter how eloquent and rational your argument, the cat will still chew on your newspaper.
- Friday, September 11, 2009 at 3:04:00 PM EDT
- Christian Bell said...
I am convinced my cat is not far from manipulating basic tools and reading, but I'm sure that he knows that I'm thinking this so he's holding back from taking that next step.
The cat is in control--I'm comfortable with that.
- Friday, September 11, 2009 at 3:17:00 PM EDT
- Raquel said...
How cute. I enjoyed the read!
- Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 2:38:00 PM EDT
- MDJB said...
Great fun. Took me a second or two to figure out who was speaking when the reader said "yes, I have chewed the mouse," but then I laughed and enjoyed the rest.
- Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 9:15:00 PM EDT
Jeanette Cheezum
I read this while laughing.
My daughter has three cats and they own her and her house.
Cute 6.
- Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 10:17:00 PM EDT
- Jelena said...
Before we got cats, I thought that all those cat owners I met were so silly and not quite sane, measured by any standards, but I came to realize that cats are superior beings. My husband manages to disobey them now and then, but I am a hopeless case; I do as they command. All that I can is try to beat them with words. Not going that well so far.
- Monday, September 14, 2009 at 9:00:00 AM EDT


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We are developing anti-inflammatory monoclonal antibodies with novel mechanisms of action.
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Oxidized low density lipoprotein (oxLDL) is implicated in common, chronic conditions caused by inflammation such as cardiovascular disease, rheumatological diseases and cancer. By targeting oxLDL, Abcentra aims to bring new, safer and more effective treatment options to patients with inflammatory diseases.
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Shopping in Beijing has become the must-do activity for any Beijing tour. Every year new shopping centers, plazas, malls and department stores are sprouting up all over the city. You can buy just anything you need.
Here, tourbeijing.com collects the most representative and high-definition photos and pictures of Beijing shopping markets, such as, Hongqiao Market, Yashow Market, Silk Market, Nanluoguxiang, Xidan, Qianmen, Wangfujing, etc, in order to give you a visual enjoyment and virtual shopping tour in Beijing.
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- We evaluate all experimental work published on the phenomenon of aerobic methane (CH4) generation in terrestrial plants. We conclude that the phenomenon is true. Four stimulating factors have been observed to induce aerobic plant CH4 production, i.e. cutting injuries, increasing temperature, ultraviolet radiation and reactive oxygen species. Further, we analyze rates of measured emission of aerobically produced CH4 in pectin and in plant tissues from different studies and argue that pectin is very far from the sole contributing precursor. Hence, scaling up of aerobic CH4 emission needs to take into consideration other potential sources than pectin. Due to the large uncertainties related to effects of stimulating factors, genotypic responses and type of precursors, we conclude that current attempts for upscaling aerobic CH4 into a global budget is insufficient. Thus it is too early to draw the line under the aerobic methane emission in plants. Future work is needed for establishing the relative contribution of several proven potential CH4 precursors in plant material.
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Up till now I wonder why we have to spent lot of money for medical treatment and for health check up, yes I know medical stuff is something that very sensitive, and it has to be hygiene before we use it. But is it that expensive, because sometimes (with no intention to underestimate) medical stuff is only a plastic, it's only a needle, it's only a glove, rubber gloves and other simple material. Is it really expensive?
Lets check the medical store, and most of it are puting a standart price for ther supplies, usualy the price increase is hapen on the hospital level. Not only the medical store off line, from the online medical store, we could also see that the actually offer cheap medical supplies
If we check on Google or internet it is not that difficult to find a website that offer cheap medical supplies like: Convatec Duoderm or Dermaprene gloves.
So I don't agree if a hospital has a very expensive tariff/charge and the reason is only because of the medical supplies prices. Expensiveness is not for Medical supplies, expensiveness is worth for medical skill and medicine.
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Luxury living in the private gated community of Melton Ranch! This stunning 6000 + house along with a casita and separate RV garage has everything for the discriminating buyer. Enter the serene courtyard and notice the pavers, stonework and cozy fireplace as well as the spectacular doors that bring you into this lovely home. Inside you will find the quintessential great room with gorgeous wood beams and a wall of glass framed in amazing stone work that draws your eyes directly to the fantastic outdoor living space complete with pool, spa and fire pit. The kitchen has such a warm feel to it with designer cabinets, a gorgeous island with seating and high end appliances. This home also features a basement with theater room and wine cellar. This home is truly spectacular!
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DetailsOur certified GMO-free white sesame seeds are an excellent source of minerals, in particular copper and manganese. They also contain two unique substances are sesamin and sesamolin. Sesame seeds are delicious in all kinds of Asian recipes, from noodles to stir-fries to cookies and even ice cream! They also add great flavour to breads and salads. Our sesame seeds are brought to you all the way from Dipasa International in Mexico. Now available in small quantities. Packaged in a facility that processes nuts, wheat and grain
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I would like to reassure all fervent Catholics and Christians and all the current and species (especially in Europe), that the Halloween party has nothing of satanic but it is comparable to the Italian carnival or in other places to the world, and among other things is a party inspired by the Christians communities .I brighten well the anti-American at all costs, that are spreading false information about the import of this festival in Europe as a symbol of American domination: it is a celebration of Irish origins.
That said .. I would go back several years ago `, in my beloved Sicily celebrating the dead at this time (not sure if celebrating yet) and they used to give gifts to children just like to Halloween. Even that was a day of celebration inspired by the Christian communities .... amen.
Of course, like all traditional festivals, Halloween is also one day more commercial than anything else. You buy pumpkins,( that are reusable to prepare a great soup) gifts for children, chocolate, cakes, candy and bring the children's in costume around the neighborhoods where knocking at every door are offered sweets. While not quite Americanized, I have to say that the thing does not bother me, indeed it is also a time to get acquainted with neighbors that otherwise we see only in passing during the other days. So a day of celebration reminiscent of ancient traditions (European), which are, however, is totally stripped of their religious significance Catholic Celtic, to take a little bit is what happened to the Christmas (another Christian Pagan feast) where Santa has replaced Jesus Christ


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Viterbi Career Conference
The Viterbi Career Conference joins together Viterbi alumni, industry partners and undergraduate students to provide an invaluable opportunity to connect, network and learn.
You will enjoy workshops, panels, and resume critiques presented by industry partners and Viterbi alumni, followed by an opportunity to connect with them at a Networking mixer!
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Learn strategies needed to help you meet your career goals from alumni and industry partners.
You'll leave the conference with a better understanding of approaches to the job search process, the benefits of internships, the importance of networking in everyday life and more!
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Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Pinot Noir Rosé MCC
Perdeberg Winery, is situated in the foothills of the Perdeberg [Horse Mountain], named thus for the 'wilde paarden' found there when the first settlers arrived some three hundred and fifty years ago. The 'wilde paarden' were the Cape Mountain Zebra which roamed this area at that time. Sadly, there are now a few 'pods' of Cape Mountain Zebra which share the type, but have no contact with others of their breed.
Albertus Louw, Perdeberg Cellarmaster
Known as 'The Home of Chenin Blanc', Perdeberg produces wines from a variety of grapes grown by its suppliers. Most of them unirrigated bush vine plantings. Over recent years, Albertus Louw, Cellarmaster has taken parcels of grapes to produce premiumised ranges, the Dry Land Collection and the Vineyard Collection.
Choosing excellent quality Pinot Noir coming in from the vineyards, Albertus has made Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Pinot Noir Rosé MCC. Made by the traditional Champagne style with a second fermentation in the bottle. This is called Méthode Cap Classique, abbreviated to MCC.
Pinot Noir ripening on the vine
It looks like
Packed in a flint [clear glass] bottle, with an elegant label, foiling on top hiding the natural cork closure and the wire muzzle holding it in place. In the glass, a youthful cherry blossom pink.
It smells like
At present in youth, it is all about crisp fresh berries. Full flavoured strawberries, chunky watermelon and cherry pastille.
It tastes like
Crisp, fresh, good definition of the palate of the red berries, particularly tart berries like raspberries. There is some of the toasty almond biscotti which becomes more prominent as the wine ages. Lovely refreshing glass.
Dianne Bibby's Mediterranean Tuna Salad
It's good with
This is a great glass in the middle of the morning, or watching the sun go down. Naturally one would want to have oysters, smoked salmon or trout, angelfish or ceviche. Think of it as an any time wine, not necessarily one only for celebration. A perfect salad for entertaining is Dianne Bibby's Mediterranean Tuna Salad. Click here for her recipe.
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Velanera Hotel & RestaurantAdvert 34747Ližnjan - Istria County - Croatia
The guest rooms
4 guests
3 guests
3 guests
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3 guests
3 guests
1. Suite
4 people 2 adults, 2 children
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Seasons & Availability Luxury Stone-Built House in Ližnjan
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Low season$A173* - - - -
Mid season$A205* - - - -
High season$A252* - - - -
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Room 1Room 2Room 3Room 4Room 5Room 6
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Cleaning on departure
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Snow clearance
Airport transfers
Half board$A28
Themed evening1 X / per week
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Children welcome
Pets accepted under certain conditions (ask the owner)
Non smoking rental
Mobile telephone network coverage
Personal transport advisable
Water : hot/cold
Electricity supply : mains
Handicapped people welcome
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Swimming pool : Private swimming-pool, rectangular, illuminated, wave machine, steps in, child secure (open from '01 may' till '01 october')
Parking : Parking uncovered : 14 internal.
Advantages : Piano
baby equipment : Baby chair
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Luxury House 34747
Leisure Ližnjan - Istria County
Specific activities on site or less than 5 km/ 3 miles :
FISHING Istria
FESTIVAL Ližnjan
CULTURE Istria
Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, pedalo, snorkelling, scuba diving, scuba diving (Standard diving dress), banana boat, water skiing, jet ski, surfing, windsurfing, sailing, kite surfing, canoeing, tennis, squash, riding school, mountain bike (path), parascending, paragliding, boat trips, mini-golf, go-karting, volleyball, paintball, fishing, deep-sea angling, spear fishing
Supervised : Sailing school, dive school, tennis school, riding school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, cinema, park and garden, leisure park, zoo/animal park, sea world, nature reserve, exhibition centre, art gallery, historical site, museum, theatre, summer theatre, festivals, local craftshop, cellar and wine tasting, casino, sauna, fitness centre
SurroundingsCountryside - Istria County
Locality :
Sandy beach at 3km
Rocky beach at 1km
Nudist beach at 1km
Public tennis court at 2km
Windsurfing spots at 5km
Surfing spots at 4km
Watersports centre at 5km
Marina at 4km
Slipway at 1km
Jetski slipway at 1km
Amenities :
Village centre at 200m
Bus stop / bus station at 50m
Car rental at 4km
Boat rental at 4km
Local shops at 2km
Supermarket at 5km
High class retailers at 5km
Hairdressing salon at 2km
Internet cafe
Post office
Cash point at 1km
Hospital at 5km
Location AccessHouse Ližnjan
Franja Mosnje 3b
52203 LižnjanIstria
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Latitude 44°51'2"N
Longitude 13°56'33"E
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Pula, Istria County, Istria, Croatia
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Update: We now have more of a confirmation on what Morgan says about Bond 23's pre-production being put on hold. See below for details.
Apart from the behind-the-scenes stuff like who the screenwriters are, when it may be shooting, and rumors of who the villain might be, we haven't heard anything about Bond 23 (as it's being dubbed until we get wind of an actual title) on the story front. That is until now.
Bond fansite MI6 [CORRECTION] reposted an interview that screenwriter Peter Morgan (The Queen, Frost/Nixon) did with Austrian newspaper Kurier, regarding his work on the next Bond film. We first heard about Morgan some months ago when he was brought on-board to write the script with Bond regulars Neal Purvis and Robert Wade (Morgan replaced Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace co-writer, Paul Haggis). Although Morgan obviously couldn't give much away at this point, he did tease us a little by saying the 23rd Bond installment has a, "shocking story."
Now A LOT can be drawn from that one statement, but of course without any context or any sort of idea about who the villain may be, or in what parts of the world Bond 23 is going to be set (for example) it's hard to commit to any line of thinking about the possible direction for the next film. I'm going to guess (pure speculation on my part) that it's maybe going to push the age rating a bit more, as they did somewhat with the naked torture scene in Casino Royale (I still can't get that out of my head to this day!).
Even though Morgan (understandably) couldn't give anything away about the story he and his co-writers have in mind, he did reveal that he wrote the first draft of the script from July through to October this year. Pre-production for the movie has been put on hold until February, when the rights get sold for owning company MGM (if you haven't heard, the studio is in dire financial trouble and is up for sale).
Update: MI6 is reporting that pre-production on Bond 23 has officially been put on hold until financially troubled studio MGM gets sold at auction. In an interview with Total Film magazine, producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli talked about the status of the project. Here's one of the quotes about it from Wilson:
"Well, our timeline's a little up in the air what with the situation at MGM [being up for sale], so we have to be flexible. We just don't know enough about the situation to comment, but we know it's uncertain."
A couple of the big studios eyeing to bid for the Bond franchise are Time Warner Inc. and Lionsgate Entertainment (not only will they get Bond - as well as half the rights to The Hobbit - but also a back catalog of over 4,000 movies). Needless to say, Bond 23 will likely get the green light once the rights are snapped up by a studio, to get things going ASAP on the next installment in a guaranteed money-making franchise.
To finish, here's a quote from Morgan about the interest the Bond franchise draws:
"Bond creates a hysteria around it, one that I haven't previous known... It's a magnet for publicity - everyone wants to know what's going on with the new Bond".
When Morgan was brought on-board it seemed like an odd choice at first, simply because he hasn't really written anything that resembles the action-oriented stuff we're used to from Bond. It also seems weird that they replaced Paul "Crash" Haggis after he co-wrote the two previous movies. However, the more I thought about it, the more I really dug the idea, and I think Morgan will bring a lot to the franchise on a level that maybe previous screenwriters haven't before (at least since the franchise "reboot" with Casino Royale).
What do you think Morgan means by Bond 23 having a "shocking story?" Do you think Morgan is a good fit for the franchise? If not, who should they have gotten to help write the script instead?
There's no official word on when Bond 23 will be shooting or released, but Daniel Craig has said it will be shooting at the end of 2010. Take that with a grain of salt until it's confirmed.
Source: Kurier & MI6 (thanks to /Film)


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We are pleased to announce that the 6th running of the Apley Estate multi-terrain event presented by Wrekin Road Runners will be on the 29th September 2019.
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Sunday, September 09, 2007
"My parents got divorced so I haven't had a good role model for relationships."
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Boy, Yalom couldn't be more right with his term "delusion of specialness."
6 comments:
- pastamasta said...
Heheh... "delusion of specialness"... that might even be overstating matters, there are a few people of this ilk who have delusions of adequacy. Personally, I usually go for ridiculously outlandish excuses (e.g. "Sorry I'm late, I've splintered my pancreas") in the full knowledge that they will be recognised as such, but in the hope that the attempt will be thought charming and I will be forgiven. Occasionally, it actually works.
- Felda, Jerry Seinfeld's Biggest Fan said...
LOL! Pastamasta, you always have the most astute responses. :) I love the "delusion of adequacy." I think I'll share that with a professor of mine who is a Yalom fan, and who has the same sense of humor and existential questions that I do.
I can see some profs that would appreciate an outlandish excuse and some that wouldn't! :) How about "Sorry I'm late but I was listening to a voice in my head telling me to assist the mafia." ha!
over 'n out,
- pastamasta said...
<serious>I assume you're referring to Irvin Yalom...? I know of him but have never read any of his works. I'm not sure whether I'd call myself an existentialist or not - I believe very strongly in creating your own value/meaning but strangely enough I'm not a huge fan of anxiety. I'm more along the lines of Kierkegaard, I suppose.</serious>
- Felda, Jerry Seinfeld's Biggest Fan said...
Yup, referring to Irvin Yalom. I'm not a huge fan of anxiety either but I've dealt with it for so long that in some ways it's become part of me now!
Ah yes, as far as meaning in life...I thought I had my mind all made up about that but as time goes on and the more I learn, the more meaninglessness I'm starting to see. I just wonder what it'll take for me to get out of this existential crisis so to speak....
- BE said...
I think part of why people, myself included, feel compelled to make excuses is the perception that we should be able to do it all, and do it all well. Behaviors are good indicators of where our priorities are, and it feels pretty rotten to say to someone, "My friendships were a low priority this week; that's why I haven't been in touch." Also, even though you might be trying to take responsibility for how your actions reflect your priorities, it just doesn't go over well. It feels better (and may be better accepted) to say that event x got in the way. But is that making an excuse? I don't know. I feel like I've been the excuse queen for years. And the same damn excuses are wearing thin. I just want to be able to accomplish more, better. Yet I don't. What does this say about me?
- Felda, Jerry Seinfeld's Biggest Fan said...
BE: of course I'm just trying to present my observation in a humorous way, that these things are said so much they sound like cliches, regardless of whether people know they're alone in the matter.
But to answer your question specifically, I think if excuses get used enough, then outside of the content of the excuse itself, the underlying pattern or message is that the relationship or responsibility (or whatever "thing" at hand) is not priority for you. Even though it's not malicious on your part, that's the reality of the situation and if it is causing distress for those involved, then the situation probably needs to be reevaluated.
For instance, when someone gets married and/or has kids, the reality is that other friendships become lower priority. Perhaps not on an emotional level (you don't stop caring just cuz you're now a mom) but realistically on a schedule-wise level.
In the end, we need to decide what others' excuses mean to us and how much we're going to invest in the person/situation.


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