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Anthropoid (2016)
Good film...but not an intellectually honest one
This is, in many ways, a very well made film. It was somewhat weakened by the fact that, as it turns out, apparently the story of the assassination of Ubergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrich (in 1942), just wasn't hugely interesting. It sounds like a great topic for a movie, but there just weren't enough actual events. They came, they saw, they slew Heydrich, they were betrayed, and they died as brave martyrs. The End.
Additionally, and while I hate to turn everything into a political analysis (although the Second World War is pretty much the defining political event of the recorded history of the human species, so I think I'm on solid ground here), the epilogue of the film recounts the horrific aftermath of the 1942 assassination, and how this ostensibly aided in the Allied victory. But in order for this film not to be merely an exercise in feel-good, Allied propaganda, don't we need to look at the aftermath of that Allied victory? Would these hard and desperate men, brave, honorable Christian patriots to the hilt, have been so willing to lay down their lives for a free & independent Czechoslovakia, had they known that in 1948 (just three years after the Allied victory), their nation would effectively be handed over to Stalin's Soviet Union? Sure, Czechoslovakia is peacefully liberated 41 years later...and now Prague is the pornography & prostitution capitol of Europe. Oh, but don't worry, those erstwhile "industries" will soon be shut down by the rampaging hordes of Islamist invaders. Maybe these good men would wonder if perhaps they'd fought on the wrong dang side? Or maybe not. But to not ask the question, is BULLCRAP. Its propaganda, and its grotesque.
The Shore (2011)
Deserves to win the Oscar!
I just got back from viewing all ten short films nominated for the 2012 Academy Awards (five animated, and five live action), and Northern Ireland's "The Shore" was, without a doubt, the best of the five live action shorts. Its a hilarious film (but in a realistic manner, not in the silly, whimsical way which has frankly worn out its welcome in recent years, I think), and actress Maggie Cronin, as "Mary," the protagonists's ex-fiancée, really steals the show. At around age 50 (I'm guessing), she puts most 20something actresses to utter shame with her supernal, voluptuous beauty. I simply could not take my eyes of this woman! This one should definitely win the Oscar, but it probably won't, alas. They'll probably give it to "Pentecost," because it mocks the Catholic Church. Like that's an original, or risky thing to be doing in 2012 (in fairness, "Pentecost" was also funny). But this is the film that would win, if the Academy cared about truth & beauty. Which is a bit like saying Uganda would have been a splendid country in the 1970s, if only Idi Amin had been a humanitarian. Oh well. I guess I should be happy this excellent little film was nominated at all (else I'd have never heard of it, let alone seen it).
Shirome (2010)
Good, but not Great
(Spoilers contained herein are quite mild, and should not interfere significantly with one's enjoyment of this film, but as a courtesy I am noting there is some slight potential for spoilage, for those who want to go into this film without knowing anything about it...in which case, you should probably eschew reading its reviews altogether, LOL.) Anyhoo, this 2010 release is Koji Shiraishi's third "found footage"/mockumentary-style horror film (after the phenomenal 2005 feature, "Noroi: The Curse," and the lesser-but-still-excellent "Occult," from 2009), and while its the least of the the three, its still a perfectly adequate and entirely enjoyable film.
A very peculiar (and highly clever & original) aspect of this film's production is that the principal stars ie., the members of the Japanese "Idol"-type band called "Momoiro Clover," think they are appearing on an episode of a haunted house-themed "reality"-TV show, rather than an actual horror film. These very characteristically feminine (indeed, to an extent that is a bit silly at times, to Western eyes), Japanese teenage girls are, shall we say, very fertile soil indeed in which to plant the seeds of fear (I think it would be fair to say this movie contains too much screaming, but the fact the screams are the product of their clearly delicate emotional natures, rather than acting, makes it more tolerable than would otherwise be the case).
Anyhoo, as you can well imagine, the poor little girls are totally unaware that there is a cinematic special effects team working its (low-budget) magic out of sight, and thus their visit to the "Shirome" shrine, at an abandoned school, winds up being a much more frightening experience than they had doubtless bargained for, ROFL! There is one scene, at the very end of the film, where one of the girls (you should have very little difficulty ascertaining which one) is in on Mr. Shiraishi's big joke (he plays himself, as ostensibly the director of an episode of a "reality" television program), and terrifies her band mates, as the film's somewhat dark finale draws to a close.
All in all, I'd say this is a good movie, and if you enjoy "found footage"-type horror films (as I do), or are more generally interested in Japanese horror (or perhaps the specific works of Koji Shiraishi), then you should make it a point to seek this out.
Creepshow 2 (1987)
This Film is All About Segment Two ie., "The Raft"
This is a weak sequel to the early 1980s minor classic, "Creepshow." Unlike the original, it features no direct input from Stephen King (with the one notable exception of his story, "The Raft," taken from 1982's "Skeleton Crew" collection). The original "Creepshow" was directed by George Romero, and the script was authored by Stephen King, so its perhaps no surprise that the only truly good (great, actually) segment in this three-part film, is the one based on a King story, with a script authored by George Romero.
In any event, the first segment, "Old Chief Woodenhead," is just plain stupid, and arguably even a little offensive (and I'm no PC monger, to be sure). Its just kinda...unpleasant. It isn't scary, and it isn't interesting. On a ten-scale, I give it a 3.
The second segment, "The Raft," is the only reason to see this movie, frankly. "The Raft" is an AMAZING short story, and this cinematic adaptation is really quite good. I give it a 9.
The third segment, which I believe is entitled "The Hitchhiker," or something very similar, is OK. I mean, it doesn't suck or anything, but it feels VERY derivative of some 1960s episode(s) of "The Twilight Zone," and otherwise just isn't very memorable (or original, needless to say). Its...mediocre. I give it a 6, which is somewhat generous, and enables me to average out the three ratings as a 6 overall, for the film in its entirety.
Really, the only reason to see this is in order to view "The Raft." If you're feeling bored, what the Hell, watch "The Hitchhiker" too. I adamantly recommend skipping "Old Chief Woodenhead," unless you're one of those people who likes bad cinema in and of itself...and I am not such a person. I prefer quality to crap.
30 Days of Night (2007)
The worst movie I've seen in years! I hated it!
Seriously, this movie is absolutely terrible. There are so many moronic holes in the plot that its positively obscene. The main characters all should have died about twenty times over, largely due to their own stupidity, but somehow, the vampires just keep inexplicably not locating them while they (loudly) hole up in a series of attics and basements (while constantly peeking out little windows and otherwise doing idiotic crap that would clearly spell their doom). The vampires can search every other building in the small town (Barrow, Alaska), but for some reason, they never search the one they are in. The vampires can station sentinels upon various high points in the town, but somehow never see them as they run, a parade of imbeciles literally careening through the streets, from one hiding place to the next (for seemingly no reason what-so-ever). Half the time the lighting is so bad that you can't tell what's going on anyway, as if it matters. I mean, I know its supposed to be a month of night and all, but does that mean that we the audience aren't allowed to see the action?
There are so many things about this movie that are so darn annoying that I literally began rooting for the vampires, and wishing for the deaths of all the so-called protagonists (the vampires are the real protagonists; people like the characters in this movie basically should be hunted down and torn to shreds - I would have turned Renfield and aided the vampires). One thing you "learn" about Barrow, Alaska while watching this movie is that, apparently, no one who lives there ever takes a shower, or ever so much as washes their face. Each actor seems to cavort around with about an eighth of an inch of shiny grease and random particulate matter splattered all over their mugs in every single scene - even in the early, pre-sunset scenes before the actual vampires show up to kill all these worthless, unhygienic dorks. Oh, and the sheriff is some 23-year old underwear model-type who looks like a young Keanu Reeves. Yeah, I'm sure that really fits the profile of rural Alaskan sheriffs.
And while this last may seem like a strange and irrelevant point, believe me, as one who had to sit through this waste of celluloid, if it had happened just one more time, I think I would have screamed and just ended this cinematic abortion right there. You see, they refer to electrical generators about ten times during this movie. But with a single exception, they never call them generators. They always call them "gennys." I just can't impart to you how incredibly annoying it was to watch a bunch of greasy-faced, Hollywood, metrosexual retards pretending they were rednecks by saying "genny" when they meant "generator."
Chu Chu and the Philly Flash (1981)
Skip it!
I was born in 1970, and this movie came out in 1981. I had grown up during the 1970s thoroughly enjoying the old "Carol Burnette Show," so I pestered by mother to take me to see it at the old AMC Pruneyard theater in Campbell, California (now the site of the Camera 7 Cinemas). Man, was I ever disappointed! Its been nearly 26 years since I've seen this film, and I have no desire to repeat the experience. I can't remember there being anything funny about it, or being moved to laugh in any way, shape, or form. The script was an implausible mess of a story that I never gave a damn about. As interesting side notes, however, this movie must have been one of the first feature films to have Danny Glover and Danny Aiello in the cast. It also took place in San Francisco, which was probably the only thing about it I liked (having grown up in the Bay Area, I enjoy seeing places that look familiar on screen). Skip it!


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Students from Boswell, Chisholm Trail and Saginaw high schools participated in the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) state contest with outstanding results. The contest took place March 6-8 in Dallas. Click the headline to read more!
Monday's kick-off event at Hafley Development Center featured music performances by the Prairie Vista MS band, cheer and dance routines by Chisolm Trail Cheer, and song and drumming performances by the 4-year-olds from EMS ISD Child Care.
Congratulations to 8th graders Jacob Frizzell and Shelby Hansen for earning $2,500 college scholarships from the Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation for 2017. Of the 248 applications received from the DFW area, only 34 students were selected as recipients.
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Congratulations to the Boswell High School One Act Play cast, crew, and directors for placing 2nd Runner Up (3rd Overall) at the UIL One Act Play 5A State Contest on April 13. Click on the headline to read more.
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Students from the HCTC recently competed in the SkillsUSA State Contest in Corpus Christi and achieved outstanding results. Seventy EMS ISD students, representing all four high schools, competed with 22 earning Top 3 placements.
The Saginaw mens' Gymnastics team competed at the Regional Gymnastics meet at Richland High School on April 4-5. Senior Maison Leck set a school record with three perfect 10's during the two-day competition and led the team to a victory.
The Lady Rough Riders of Saginaw High School claimed their district title for the second consecutive year during the District 6-5A Track and Field meet hosted by Chisholm Trail HS on April 5-6. Click the headline to see individual awards.

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From the moment the military tribune handcuffs Paul in the court of the Gentiles, the apostle conducts his ministry as a prisoner awaiting final trial and verdict. This last quarter of Acts, parallel to the passion narrative of Luke's Gospel, provides a realistic and necessary balance to Luke's report, to this point, of the church's triumphant advance (Lk 24:26; Acts 14:22).
In this section Jewish opposition contrasts with Roman protection as Paul continues to witness with urgency and integrity. As a Roman tribune, two governors and a friendly local monarch inquire into Paul's case, Luke draws us in to ask the same questions and face the same answers about the truth of the gospel.
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300 Tried-and-True Recipes for Delicious Homemade Pie by Ken Haedrich (Paperback—2011)
Pie is the most comprehensive, straightforward, and accessible book ever written on the subject of American pie. If you've ever made a pie, or even if you've ever entertained the idea of making a pie, look no further. Pie is a complete guide to how easy it can be to make perfectly praiseworthy pies. An instructive, anecdotal introductory chapter is a confidence-building pep talk with an overview of the pie-making process. After an in-depth chapter on crusts comes the 300 no-fail pies. This is the only resource a pie maker needs.


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Everything went smoothly with the flight to Madrid. Actually arrived about 20 minutes earlier than we should have. Neither one of us really slept on the plane, though. The only snag was that we had planned to take a cercania train from the airport to Atocha using our ave train ticket to Cordoba. Unfortunately, you could only do that within 4 hours …
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Steves made a good choice here for us. Tavern was just on the right; restaurant was in the back. The restaurant looked more formal. There also was a reception going on there as all these well-dressed and very good looking Spain people were out front, as we pushed by them to get in.
... the bathroom door as quietly as I can. Most of the time it works out fine, sometimes I find myself in the hall.
Back to Cordoba. What was expected to be a pleasant 3 hour bus ride turned into more of an adventure. I guess I booked us on the wrong bus. Well, no guessing about it. I did. First and last time I used an on-line guide to tell me when and which bus to take – that damn internet. We had our nifty pdf of our on-line ...
... model of his Dad, Andrew had a back-up plan. He calmly handed me his phone with our route programmed into it and off we went. All I had to do was follow the blue dot on Google maps. I even managed to keep my voice calm like the navigation system (a few times). We made it to the city and found our apartment without incident. Finding parking was another story…
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... heard shouting "Bye-eee!" to Mary as she disappeared down the stairs to the altar! We had to all scurry out of the church because we were laughing so hard, and proceeded to the next tapa bar to carry on our revelry!
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The cradle of mankind: an archaeology tour of Northern Kenya
Although it's only 10am, our group of four novice fossil-hunters is wilting in the 33C heat. Around us lies nothing but desert: an undulating landscape of sand-coloured sediment littered with tiny rocks. Occasionally, a dead-looking bush punctuates the landscape, or a glint of sunshine reflects on a chipped stone. But there are no trees or flowers to soften the vista, no birdsong to break the silence, just unrelenting heat and the crunch of stones as we scour the earth for a shine of tooth enamel or the pitted pattern of bone that might indicate the ultimate find: a hominid skeleton.
Although the barren landscape around Lake Turkana in northeastern Kenya seems an unlikely place to look for human remains, our guide, Dr Louise Leakey, has spent most of her life in such environments, and knows that it is in this highly mineralised type of sediment that such fossils are found. This area, she explains, was once a huge lake, rich with life. The bones of gazelle, hippo, elephant and crocodiles from tens of millions of years ago have all been dug up here, alongside at least two species of upright, bipedal hominids, and, most recently, two kinds of hominid teeth which she hopes might be a link in the great puzzle of evolution.
If we are going to find anything in this wilderness, it's with this 43-year-old palaeontologist. Digging for bones is in her blood. Teams led by her parents, Richard and Meave, and grandparents, Louis and Mary, have discovered some of the worlds most impressive fossils of our ancestors, including the skulls of Homo erectus (1.9 million years old), Australopithecus aethiopicus (2.5 million), as well as the earliest known fossil remains of our own species, Homo sapiens (195,000).
Louise Leakey was just three months old when she went on her first dig; an early photograph shows the blonde baby in her mother's arms, in a tent in the desert, watching her father, Richard, stick together tiny fragments of a hominid skull. When it became unbearably hot, she says, she was put into a basin of water to cool down. At 12, she remembers the excitement of her father finding "Turkana Boy", an almost complete 1.5-million-year-old skeleton of Homo erectus, and being allowed to help to excavate it. By 21, when her father lost his legs in an air crash, she took on her parents' duties, spending months in remote spots scouring, digging and sieving remains.
Our group of four is the first of tourists she has ever taken to Lake Turkana. She is doing it, she readily admits, to raise awareness of and money for the Turkana Basin Institute, established by her father. The institute, divided between two sites to the east and west of Lake Turkana – a 7,000sq mile basin known as "the birthplace of humanity" because of the rich seam of human fossils discovered here – was devised to be a comfortable base for academics.
Her father's dream, she says, is to have a permanent museum nearby, for which he is fundraising. In the meantime, the institute is a gathering place for such experts as Dr Sonia Harmand and Dr Jason Lewis, the French-American duo who recently uncovered the earliest hominid tools ever found, and leading Cambridge academics.
Being allowed to explore the area and institute for two days, sleeping on netted beds on airy verandas, is like being granted open access to London's Natural History Museum, but with top scientists to answer our endless questions. In a laboratory, skilled local Turkana tribesmen demonstrate how they clean and glue tiny fragments, using dental equipment. Harmand and Lewis show us the oldest tools ever found – and seem as thrilled as I am by my discovery of a Stone Age tool that morning (now in their collection). Leakey uncovers annotated boxes filled with mineralised treasures: human-looking hands, dinosaur femurs the size of a grown man, fish skeletons millions of years old.
Best of all, we are granted access to a room where some of the world's most precious discoveries of our ancestors are kept. Leakey carefully lays skulls out on a table, and we see the features that have changed over six million years of evolution, from a small-brained, large-jawed creature to the bigger-brained Homo sapiens of today.
Later, once we've stopped squealing with excitement at holding the remains of people who didn't yet know fire or how to make arrows, Leakey shows us the evolution of her own research and technology. On a laptop, she explains a programme that allows schools to make models of the skulls using 3D printers (Africanfossils.org) and a website on which aerial photographs of large areas of the Turkana Basin can be accessed so fossil fans anywhere can join in the search (fossilhunter.org). She also shows us a photograph, which she uses to explain our planet's age to children, of an extended roll of lavatory tissue. When totally laid out, its 400 sheets represent the 4.6 billion years of our planet's existence. Nineteen sheets from the end is the time at which dinosaurs appear and five from the end when they disappear. Only on the very last sheet do bipedal apes appear, and right on the very end of the paper – the last little torn edge – do we, Homo sapiens, arrive.
Not that Leakey is optimistic about how long our species is going to last. The itinerary she has created across Kenya, with the help of safari operator Mikey Carr-Hartley, involves flights to remote spots where we can witness not only the spectacular beauty of Kenya's north, but how quickly it is changing. If at the institute we have been immersed in the detail of how man has evolved, on our helicopter trips we see the bigger picture – of how we are changing the Earth.
There are stunning sights from the air: tens of thousands of flamingos swarming like pink-feathered pterodactyls from an extinct volcano caldera; miles of black lava spreading like burnt treacle in gaps between sculptural golden dunes; deep canyons striated in purples, yellows, rusts and whites. In other areas, we witness the changing face of our landscape: the visible watermark, half a mile from a lake, where water used to lap; landscapes turned to desert by goats near cycad forests in the Matthews Range; oil wells drilled beside key fossil sites; fences around Aberdare National Park to deter tree-cutters. Later we're told that there are now more captive lions in American zoos than there are wild ones in the Kenyan bush.
The journey we've been on is a spectacular, if sobering, one in which we learn lessons not just about what has occurred over millions of years, but how the planet is changing as we sleep. In three remote locations, spotting people in the middle of nowhere, we ask our pilot to land so we can find out a little about their lives. None has ever seen a helicopter up close, nor, in some cases, their own reflection. While young girls take delight in jumping up and down beside the mirrored glass windows, the older Turkana and El Molo tribespeople tell us a familiar tale: that there is no wildlife left and little wood left for their fires; that the shoals of big fish in Lake Turkana have gone; that the waters of the lake have rapidly retreated since Ethiopia opened a third dam upstream this year on the Omo River. Sun-wizened old women, gutting fish with stone implements not dissimilar to the Stone Age versions we've just seen at the institute, tell us that the area is changing before their eyes.
"What I think you've been able to see from this trip," Leakey says "is that the Sixth Extinction may not be that far away. As a species, Homo sapiens has existed only about 200,000 years. All the other half-dozen or so species of the genus Homo are extinct. How long we last from now is up to us. While I think it's important that man looks back to see where we came from, it's equally important to look at where we are going. Right now, I'm not sure that it's a very nice place."
The Leakey dynasty
No other family has devoted as much time as the Leakeys to the study of human evolution and wildlife in Africa. Louis Leakey is often called the "Father of Hominid Hunting"; he and his wife, Mary, spent much of their lives, from their first excursion in 1926 until he died in 1972, in search of fossils that might prove that Africa was the source of human life. He was also responsible for mentoring leading primatologists, including Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall.
The second of the couple's three sons, Richard, went on to become one of Kenya's leading palaeoanthropologists and conservationists, heading the Kenya Wildlife Service – and burning, with President Daniel arap Moi, a stockpile of 12 tons of ivory in 1989 to publicise their war against poachers.
The dramatic story of his life – including the crash of his light aircraft in which he lost both legs, having a kidney transplant, running the Kenyan civil service and entering politics – is being made into a film by Angelina Jolie.
Richard's daughter, Louise – the third generation of palaeontologists – is head of the Koobi Fora research project on the shores of Lake Turkana and works alongside her mother Meave, with whom she has been on digs since she was six weeks old. In 1999, the duo uncovered a 3.5-million-year-old skull and partial jaw believed to belong to a new branch of early human named Kenyanthropus platyops.
A five-day privately guided tour, staying one night at Giraffe Manor, one night at Solio Lodge, two nights at the Turkana Basin Institute, guided by Louise Leakey, and one night at Sasaab in the Samburu, on a fully inclusive basis, costs from £9,400 per person based on four people travelling. Includes internal flights, helicopter transfers to Solio and with Tropic Air to Turkana, as well as a £2,500 donation to the Turkana Basin Institute (00254 731 914 732; thesafaricollection.com). BA (0844 493 07897; ba.com) flies to Nairobi from Heathrow from £727 return.
Five great archaeology tours
Pompeii and Herculaneum are the well-documented kingpins of European archaeological sites – but familiarity does not have to breed contempt. Martin Randall Travel (020 8742 3355; martinrandall.com) offers Antiquities of the Bay of Naples, a six-day group jaunt that covers both places in academic depth with expert guides – while also travelling to less-known Paestum. Three tours are planned for 2016 - from £2,140 per person, with flights.
The Adriatic's "hidden" country rarely tops travel to-do lists – but, having played host to Ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans, it is fertile terrain for a journey into history. Andante Travels (01722 713800; andantetravels.co.uk) sells Albania: Land of the Eagles – a nine-day group trip in the company of Oliver Gilkes, an archaeologist who has led digs at the main landmark, the Greco-Roman citadel of Butrint, for more than 20 years. The next tour is April 22-30; from £2,250 per person, including flights.
Anotehr Eastern European mystery, Bulgaria was once the ancient region of Thrace. Its twisting tale is ably told by the Balkan & Thracian Treasures group tour offered by Cox & Kings (020 3811 0617; coxandkings.co.uk). This nine-day odyssey calls at the superb National Historical Museum in Sofia, before heading south-east to the Roman amphitheatre at Plovdiv. The next tour is scheduled for September 17 – fro £1,575 per person, with flights.
Closer to home, Saga (0800 096 0084; travel.saga.co.uk) proffers an array of group archaeology tours – including a four-night Stonehenge and Ancient Wessex break that dips into Wiltshire to examine the most famous of all stone circles. Next departure is June 27; from £469 per person.
The Mayan heritage of Central America extends far beyond Tulum and Chichen Itza. Exodus (0845 508 4181; exodus.co.uk) runs La Ruta Maya – a 16-day group expedition that includes visits to these two icons, but also forges further into Mexico to see sibling sites Palenque and Uxmal, and into Guatemala and Belize. Five tours are planned for this year, from £2,649 per person, with flights.


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For most systems, Tkinter should accept unicode strings and render them more or less properly: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/tkinter-discuss/2004-March/000047.html
"more or less properly" means that Tk treats each element of the unicode string as a separate character, and renders it left to right (it gets right-to-left layout and combining characters wrong).
Apparently the situations on Macs, including OS X is not quite so sunny: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/tkinter-discuss/2004-March/000048.html
RedHat9 and Fedora Core 1 shipped with mismatched versions of Python and Tcl unicode support, leading to the following error:
>>> t.insert(Tkinter.END, u"\xc1") SystemError: Py_UNICODE and Tcl_UniChar differ in size
If you BuildYourOwnPython you won't have this problem. If that's not an option, you can also get around this by encoding your Unicode strings as UTF-8:
>>> t.insert(Tkinter.END, u"\xc1".encode("utf-8"))


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Pukyong National University was founded in 1996. It is the first national university in Busan area to successfully integrate the National Fisheries University of Busan, built in 1941 as the fist fisheries institute of advanced learning, and the Busan National University of Technology, built in 1924 as the first institute of modern engineering technology.
In the ups and downs of Korean modern history and unparalleled economic success, PKNU has always trained and produced many talented professionals who are committed to developing the country and the society, providing a direction and a role model for the future of Korea's national university.
PKNU ranked top in employment rate among the national universities of the admission Group A in 2015, and took top place in the CWTS Leiden Ranking, life science category in 2014 and biomedicine category in 2015, among the universities across the country. Also boasting the highest number of papers published in 2015, the University is in the top ranks of university's size, entrance exam score, and employment rate.
PKNU also leads university's specialization and globalization. UN's World Fisheries University is planned to move into the Daeyeon Campus, and 30 government-funded projects, including the Initiative for College of Humanities' Research and Education (CORE), the Specialized College of Korea (CK), the College of Lifelong Learning, the Leading University for Startup Business, and the Ocean & IT Convergence Bionics Technology Development and Research, are on the way.
Seven colleges - humanities and social sciences, natural sciences, business administration, engineering, fisheries science, and environmental and marine sciences and technology, lifelong learning- and graduate schools, five special graduate schools, and two professional graduate schools are located on four campuses: Daeyeon (359,509㎡), Yongdang (323,864㎡), Gijang (67,320㎡), Goseong (16,892㎡). PKNU accepts 3,500 new students every year, and a total of 25,000 students enjoy campus life with 600 professors. The school also has strong network of 190,000 alumni in and outside the country, including Chairman of Dongwon Kim Jae-chul. In PKNU, 1,252 foreign students from 68 countries study with various learning programs, enhancing the reputation of the University as a global educational institution.
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Portuguese translation of 'railing'
Word Frequency
railing [ˈreɪlɪŋ] noun, railings [ˈreɪlɪŋz] plural noun
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Nothing happened; Latovsky waited tensely a few feet away, Sam came to the porch railing , the porch slats creaked under him.Doll's Eyes
Stone slouched against the teak railing , sipping at the champagne, his mind at ease.Cormorant
The stone urns on the corners of the stone railing overflowed with glittering crystals.Weekend for Murder
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- Brazilian Portuguese: cerca
- Chinese: > 栏杆金属的
- European Spanish: barandilla
- French: balustrade
- German: Geländer
- Italian: ringhiera
- Japanese: 柵
- Korean: 난간
- Portuguese: cerca
- Spanish: baranda
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- Project Details
Title AutoMOVET
Project Number 2013-1-DK1-LEO05-06940
Year 2013
Project Type Transfer of Innovation
Status completed
Country DK-Denmark
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The background for launching this project is to give teachers and institutions some concrete tools to make recognition and accumulation of work-related skills and knowledge acquired during a stay in another country easier. Currently student mobility in the VET sector is very limited at European level, among others due to barriers such as lack of transparency according to the Bruges Communique which also underlines the need for more transparency tools in this regard.
By transferring the principles from the MOVET projects based on ECVET to the automobile sector, the project will transfer a product which will be adjustable to others in the future and hereby potentially benefit the whole VET sector in the future.
When it comes to mobility in vocational education and training the benchmark is that more than 6% of 18-34 year old with an initial vocational education and training qualification should have had an initial study or training period abroad by 2020
Insufficient mobility among VET students in Europe is defined, in the Bruges Communique, as a problem area and therefore in focus in the European 2020 strategies in order for EU to educate the workforce better in the future and remain competitive in an ever more globalized world.
By using already developed tools based on ECVET, learners can accumulate the required learning outcomes for a given qualification over time, in different countries or in different situations and improve overall credentials. The system also allows the possibility to develop common references for VET qualifications and is fully compatible with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).
It is an EU goal to increase VET mobility considerably before 2020, which means that at least 735.000 VET students spend a part of their education in another European country.
The aim of this project will be to increase mobility in the automotive sector by making it easier for teachers and institutions to compare and agree on learning outcome (LO), when VET students participate in international mobility. The aim of the project will be achieved by transferring innovative outcome from Leonardo da Vinci projects MOVET and MOVET II. The aims will be achieved and the outcome will be increased mobility among VET students through better transparency in Europe in the automotive sector. The automotive sector is particular relevant to implement the tools on because of the easy to compare technologies and the fact that the end products (car brands) all over Europe are the same. The project results will be capable of reaching out to more and more institutions in EU simply by using ECVET as a tool to do so.
The project results will, in the first project year mainly impact the organizations involved, hereunder students and teachers in the automotive sector and administrative personnel working with mobility. By transferring the principles of already proven methods from the MOVET projects based on ECVET (which focused on mechatronics engineers) to the automobile sector, the project will transfer a product which will be adjustable to others in the future and hereby potentially benefit the whole VET sector in the future.
The aim of the project was to eliminate some of the challenges related to mobility for VET students.
The focus of this project was making it easier for teachers and institutions to compare and agree on learning outcome (LO), when students participate in international educational mobility.
The background was insufficient tools in order to be able to contribute to increased mobility of VET students both now and in the future.
The aim of the project was achieving mobility for VET students by transferring innovative outcome from the Leonardo da Vinci projects MOVET I and MOVET II.
By transferring the principles from the MOVET projects based on ECVET to the automobile sector, the project should transfer a product, which would be adjustable to others and hereby potentially benefit the whole VET sector in the future.
The project has achieved all its objectives and has with the final conference achieved more than expected by hosting a conference with more than 90 participants from ten different countries and 11 different technical colleges, policymaking bodies, international coordinators, company representatives and ECVET-experts. In addition, the project has made a final brochure with a description of the main tools (competence matrix and taxonomy list) which can be used as a small handbook for describing modules.
All partners have contributed with specific knowledge in relation to the project objectives, for example experience in mobility, curriculum development, understanding of ECVET and educational expertise within their field of automotive education. The transfer partner from Germany, with experience from two ECVET projects, was a valuable player in the assistance of comparing educational systems and finding common ground and a common language in the process of achieving an ECVET system for the automotive education.
The project developments and results have given an unexpected degree of reliability of and trust in the project materials. The process of analysis, resulting in common tools for describing international modules including evaluation and assessment documents, has resulted in the production of materials that form a very solid base for international networks. All materials from this project will be used in the existing Automobility Network, where eight automotive schools from seven countries cooperate and send automotive students to each other.
In addition, the project materials, the matrix and the mobility tools, will be transferred directly to the work of a KA2 project, Urban Mobility - 2014-2017
Intercultural learning
Recognition, transparency, certification
Language training
Continuous training
Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair of Motor Vehicles and Motorcycles
Administrative and Support Service Activities
Product Types
evaluation methods
transparency and certification
program or curricula
Product information
Project website - www.automovet.eu
Taxonomy tabel translations List of words – A taxonomy table, a list of words, to be used for describing learning outcomes.
A taxonomy table, which supports the description of modules and learning outcomes for the automotive education. The taxonomy table has turned out to be a logical part of the competence matrix supplemented by a list of words for describing learning outcomes and levels. Hence, the taxonomy table is not an actual table in itself, but has taken the form of the competence matrix in combination with a list of taxonomy words and terms. www.automovet.eu/final.php
Mobility Process Guide - A small handbook with ideas and inspiration on how to build reliable networks. Part of the dissemination strategy. The guide can help unexperienced schools and teachers to find and build reliable networks. www.automovet.eu/final.php
(Final) Brochure - A mini brochure that presents the aim and objectives of the project www.automovet.eu/final.php
Comparison Grid EQF (Overview of national automotive educations): A common competence matrix/grid and a common language for describing learning outcomes to understand how different automotive educations are run. www.automovet.eu/final.php
Tools for mobility and module description. The modules give examples of how to describe and assess a module with learning outcomes according to the common competence matrix :
CMCM competence matrix
AutoMOVET module template
AutoMOVET assesment sheet social skills
AutoMOVET module assesment sheet
AutoMOVET module diploma template.pdf
Memorandum of Understanding www.automovet.eu/final.php
Survey and evaluation report of the pilot
We have tested whether the competence matrix and the common framework can be understood and accepted primarily by teachers. We have also tested whether the competence matrix and module descriptions including the module assessment sheets also make sense to the students. The tools have proven to work well as an ECVET tool for both students and teachers.
Final Conference
The conference contributed to the dissemination, to the exploitation and sustainability of the project. The conference hosted over 90 people from 10 different countries and from many different automotive schools. In addition to this, representatives from branch organizations participated and from national agencies, for example the educational body of Munich, international office. The programme for the conference included not only the AutoMOVET results but also two keynote speakers, Karin Küssner head of the German ECVET contact point and Thiemo Schalk - from department of strategies Urban mobility. There were round table sessions where all participants could get a closer look and a discussion about the AutoMOVET modules and automotive education. As an extra plus the conference worked at one big network event for teachers, managers and representative working in the field of automotive education.
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Best Street Food From Around the World: Top 15 Cities
You voted, and we listened. Whether it's pizza and street food or burgers, barbecue, and yes, vegetarian fare, these are the food-focused cities across the country—and around the world—travelers have chosen as destinations worth visiting. From the 2015 Reader's Choice Awards, these are the best cities for street food around the world. Plus: Have your say, and vote for your favorite hotels, cities, airlines, and more in the 2016 Readers' Choice Awards survey.
8. Budapest, Hungary
The first stop for any food lover visiting Budapest should be Central Market Hall, an enormous 19th- century cathedral to eating and shopping. There, browse fresh produce, hanging salamis, and local wines, then dine on classic street foods like kolbice: sausage and toppings stuffed into a cone-shaped bun. Elsewhere in the city, a new generation of vendors has sprung up in places like Karavan Street Food, an alley filled with trucks and stalls serving everything from pad thai to that other can't-miss Hungarian classic, the cheese and sour cream-topped fried dough known as langos. Related: The One Dish to Eat in Budapest


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Performing original music from the iconic motion picture series, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Resident Conductor Benjamin Rous take audiences to a galaxy far, far away in a concert of Jedi proportions. Experience the entire saga through the films' scores written by the legendary John Williams, including music from the recently released Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Don't miss this epic performance of The Music of Star Wars.
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Speaking at Facebook F8, Mark Zuckerberg pledged on Tuesday that his company would do all it could to prevent postings of incidents such as Sunday's fatal shooting in Cleveland
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, are expecting a second child, a daughter, the billionaire Internet mogul said on Thursday.
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Mark Zuckerberg's long-term vision for Facebook, laid out in a sweeping manifesto,sometimes sounds more like a utopian social guide than a business plan.
Zuckerberg envisions Facebook as a 'global community'
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Typically, shares issued to startup founders at formation are all initially subject to vesting. In other words, the shares are "unvested shares". (See Why do startup founders subject their shares to vesting?)
Founder vesting terms customarily provide for:
Each Clerky template may vary so be sure you understand the terms provided for in the template you are using. The stock purchase agreement in Clerky's standard Post-Incorporation Setup template typically includes:
A vesting provision that defers vesting for a specified period of time, typically one year. If a founder's service with a startup terminates prior to the vesting cliff date, then the founder does not vest in any of the shares and the company has the option to repurchase all of the shares from the founder.
A vesting acceleration provision that is triggered only if BOTH of the following events occur: (1) the company is acquired AND (2) the founder is subsequently terminated without cause.
While vesting of a founder's shares is the norm, it is also common for a founder's vesting terms to credit the founder for at least some of the time spent working full-time on the startup prior to the issuance of the founder's shares. For example, if a founder worked full-time on a startup for 12 months prior to the founder's shares being issued, 25% of the founder's shares may be issued as fully vested with the remaining 75% subject to vesting over the subsequent 36 months. We recommend you consult an attorney for assistance with any modification to standard vesting terms.
At formation, Acme Co. issues 4,000,000 unvested shares to Founder Alice. The shares are issued on January 1, 2014 when Alice pays the company $0.00001 per share for a total purchase price of $40.00. Alice's vesting terms are the default specified in Clerky's standard Post-Incorporation Setup template, i.e.:
If Founder Alice's service with Acme Co. terminates prior to January 1, 2015, Acme Co. has the option to pay $40.00 to Founder Alice to repurchase all 4,000,000 unvested shares.
If Founder Alice's service with Acme Co. terminates on January 1, 2015, Founder Alice is vested in 1,000,000 shares and Acme Co. has the option to pay $30.00 to Founder Alice to repurchase the 3,000,000 unvested shares.
If Founder Alice's service with Acme Co. terminates on July 1, 2015, Founder Alice is vested in 1,800,000 shares and Acme Co. has the option to pay $22.00 to Founder Alice to repurchase the 2,200,000 unvested shares.
If Acme Co is acquired on February 1, 2016 and Founder Alice is then terminated without cause on October 1, 2016, the vesting of 100% of the 1,250,000 unvested shares is accelerated so that Founder Alice is vested in all 4,000,000 shares as of October 1, 2016.


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§ 62.14465 Who must sign all submitted reports?
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Monitor Audio Vector Series
Monitor Audio's Innovative Vector Range Marks a New Direction for Lifestyle Speakers Blending audiophile design with boutique styling at affordable prices. Vector brings a genuine touch of class to the compact speaker market.
Monitor Audio's new Vector Series is an exceptional range of compact lifestyle speakers from a long -established expert
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award -winning Radius satellite speaker systems, Vector delivers class beating sound quality in a product which is as easy to use as it is on the eye. Occupying the step below RadiusHD in the Monitor Audio range, the three -model Vector line -up comprises a wall -mounting compact satellite, the V10; a matching centre -channel satellite, the V20, and a compact 100W active subwoofer, the VW -8. The V10 and V20 cabinets are of high density moulded polymer with a 'soft touch' rubberised black skin, which lends a wonderfully novel and tactile quality to the product. The front baffles are of MDF, which is coated in a high -gloss black lacquer to match the look of flat TVs. It's also available in White.
The special MDF/polymer mix combines with internal bracing to reduce unwanted resonances for a naturally detailed and rhythmic sound.
The use of a single tie -bolt to secure each driver to the back of the cabinet contributes to cabinet rigidity and is responsible for the
absence of screw fixings on the fascia, enhancing Vector's stylishly clean, uncomplicated appearance.
V10 Overview
Although the Vector V10 is designed primarily for use with the V20 and VW -8 in an ultra compact multi -channel home cinema package,
its unusually deep bass makes it ideal for stereo sound around the home. It uses a 4" MMP®II bass driver complemented by a 1" gold
C -CAM® dome tweeter to provide clarity and frequency response extending from 65Hz to well over 30kHz. A single point fixing (1/4" x
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• Single through -bolt driver fixing/ bracing method
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• Finished in 'soft touch' black or white with high gloss fascia.
MSRP - $225. per pr
V20 Overview
The compact V20 is a versatile speaker that can be used either horizontally for centre -channel home cinema duties or vertically as a
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MSRP = $149.99 each
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The new VW -8 is a very compact, easy -to -position subwoofer with a powerful integral 100 Watt class A -B amplifier. The rigid cubed MDF cabinet houses a long throw, forward -firing 8" driver. Although designed to complement the Vector series satellites, the VW -8 will integrate beautifully with any compact, high performance home theatre system. For convenience, the VW -8 is automatically turned on and off by the auto signal sensing feature.
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The 53-year-old went into the game under intense pressure as bookmakers slashed the odds on former Magpies skipper Alan Shearer replacing him to evens following a run of five league games without a win and two successive home defeats.
He said: "Under the circumstances, it is a weight lifted off us all, and me. But I will keep working and knowing what's right and not get distracted by the outside influences."
He added: "I have been doing the job long enough to know I cannot let outside influences change my focus or my way of managing because I know I would not be sitting here if I was not good at what I do."
After a week during which rumours of dressing room unrest were denied and outspoken midfielder Joey Barton found himself among the headlines once again, there was an electric atmosphere at St James' Park as the game kicked off.
But within for minutes, Emmanuel Adebayor had taken the wind out of the home side's sails, controlling Emmanuel Eboue's cross on his chest before dispatching a seering volley past Shay Given. To their credit, Newcastle did not throw into the towel as they snapped at the Gunners' heels throughout, and they eventually got their reward on the hour through Steven Taylor.
David Rozehnal might have won it at the death with a back-post header, but his effort was blocked as Taylor prepared to pounce, leaving Allardyce satisfied, proud, but ultimately disappointed.
He said: "I am relieved, but disappointed we did not win, which is a little hard to take.
"Pulling off a performance like that and coming back from 1-0 down and then having enough opportunities or half-chances - and particularly one really good chance at the death, left the lads and us disappointed, I have to say.
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Epirus and Vicos Gorge Tour
Six to Seven days tour
Meteora, Metsovo, Ioannina, Vicos/Vikos Gorge, Zagoria, Papigo, Monodendri, Dodoni, Nafpactos, Delphi
Optional day: Arrive in Athens, Transfer from the airport to your hotel by the Acropolis. We'll visit the Acropolis and the highlights of Athens. Optional tour Athens by night.
Let Us Take You To Hidden & Known Places in Greece
Link to Epirus , Ioannina, Zagoria...
1st day: Leave Athens at 8.00 a.m. for Meteora through Thermopylae (short stop to visit Leonidas' monument) via Lamia to Trikala and Kastraki (overnight). Visit Meteora, among striking scenery, perched on top of huge rocks which seem to be suspended in Mid - Air, stand ageless Monasteries, where you can see exquisite specimens of Byzantine Art.
Of the 24 monasteries that grew up between the 13th and 16th centuries only six are still inhabited: The Great Meteoron, Agia Triad, Agios Nikolaos and Varlaam by monks: Agios Stephanos and Roussanou by nuns.
2nd day: Arrive in Metsovo (overnight), which is admirably situated in a mountain comb just below the highest road pass in Greece (alt 1705m/5594ft) which marks the borders between Epirus (west) and Thessaly (east). Brown bears and wolves survive in the surrounding ancient forests of beech and pine trees. The traditional town is not only a summer resort offering the benefits of bracing mountain air but also a winter sports centre with skiing on the slopes of Mount Karakoli (ski lift). Metsovo is famous for its trout, its wine and its cheese as well as for its embroidered cloth and wood carvings.
Depart for Ioannina, a modern town except for the old district near the lake which dates from the Turkish occupation.
Local craftsmanship produce embroidery and silverwork, there are shops in Odos Averoff, Gastronomic specialties include eels, frogs, trout and crayfish from the lake, cheese from Dodoni and sparkling white wine from the region of Zitsa.
Visit the island in the middle of the lake, access by boat (15 min).
Continue for Vikos Gorge (overnight in Monodedri in restored traditional houses)
In these wild mountains, where bears and wolves still roam, Greek troops defied the advancing Italian forces when they invaded from Albania in November 1940.
5th day: Vikos Gorge, the grey stone buildings of the Monastery of Agia Paraskevi cling to the rocks directly above a precipitous drop into the bottom of the gorge 1000m/3281ft below, which the river Voidomatis has created.
A path starting from the monastery winds down the face of the cliff past some terraces once cultivated by the monks and some caves which provided shelter for Klephts and Hermits, it reaches a platform overlooking the confluence of the Voidomatis and a neighboring mountain stream, the atmosphere is oppressive and wild.
DEPARTUREDaily: Six to Seven day tour. All year round. However high periods such as Christmas, New Years Day, Easter and the middle of August are extremely busy and are best avoided.
Comment: See the main cultural: archaeological, historical and biblical highlights of Greece. Time is allowed for gentle walks, swimming and coastal relaxation. Most of the driving is on mountain and coastal roads.
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Payson Keeler hated ballet. She hated Mistress Viola who pranced about with her long cane, jabbing it into unsuspecting legs and stomachs. She hated the preening, the tucking in, the excessive lengthening and stretching of all the limbs, and she especially resented her reputation as the ugly duckling of the class.
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The only thing that made it worthwhile was that Sasha was, more often than not, an even bigger failure than herself. Her coach had taken it upon himself to join the class in order to prove to Payson that he was always there for her, and would help her regain her confidence and focus as a gymnast. She couldn't help laughing at his wobbly knees and bow-legged gait as he attempted to leap gracefully across the floor. Disaster indeed. Luckily, hers was not the only giggling as the rest of the teenage class dissolved into fits of laughter too, leaving Payson time to quickly cough and straightening her face before Sasha came over to her.
"Better?" he beamed, apparently oblivious to the hysterics that were hurriedly trying to be calmed around him.
"Yes," ventured Payson, her mouth twitching, "much better. You had a lot of…grace."
She couldn't help a small snicker erupting from the last word and instantly clapped her hand to her mouth in embarrassment. Sasha put on a look of feigned surprise, pretending to be hurt by her comment, but as he watched another member of the class execute a perfect jump he smiled too.
"Maybe I've got a long way to go," he mused.
"Yep," replied Payson as she nodded vigorously, "you and me both."
It was her turn to attempt the flight across the room now, Mistress Viola calling her over with a stern finger. She gulped, and Sasha gave her a reassuring smile. He was always there for her, always helping her on, and for that she would be eternally grateful. As the ballet teacher counted her in, Sasha watched his pupil float across the room. It wasn't perfect, but it was certainly better than his. There was something in the way her body twirled effortlessly, the shine of her leotard catching the light and glittering against her blonde hair that made him catch his breath. For the first time he began to see the makings of an artistic gymnast, though she needed to work on her smile. She looked so delicate and serene as she came to a standstill, as if the effort of leaping across the room hadn't fazed her at all.
Sasha may have clapped a little too loudly.
Breathless, Payson moved to the back of the group, tucking a stray hair from her bun behind her ear. She prepared herself for staunch criticism and tried to beat her coach to it.
"Not enough line," she said stubbornly, moving behind Sasha to let one of the other dancers past, "and more smile I suppose."
"Um yes," replied Sasha quickly, "definitely. More line, more grace."
He flashed her a grin.
"More ballet."
Payson Keeler groaned.
As she changed, in a cubicle of course she didn't want to stand out amidst the lithe and skinny ballerinas, Payson wondered yet again why she was going through all this. Because, in all honesty, she was only still there because of Sasha. Ever since her injury her confidence had been rocked and the gnawing pain of self-doubt was ever present whenever she was at The Rock or here. It was only when being coached by Sasha that she felt safe, away from the preying eyes of a world which expected her to bounce back into form, but which she was scared she would disappoint. Sasha Belov had given her faith again.
Darting out of the changing room before any of the ballerinas tried to strike up a conversation, Payson met Sasha in the entrance hall. He was sitting on one of the plastic seats but stood up when he saw her, with a little smile.
"Good job today Payson," he assured her, walking her to the car park. "And tomorrow we'll continue that new floor routine at the gym."
Payson nodded, scanning the cars for her family's silver vehicle.
"Thanks" she said turning back to Sasha, "see you tomorrow then."
They parted ways: the man moving off to his car, the girl walking slowly towards her mother waiting for her. Payson stared a little too long at her coach's retreating figure, wondering what she would have done without him. Given up already, that's for sure.
"Good training?" asked Kim as Payson jumped up into the front seat, hauling her bag onto her knee.
Payson gave her a stubborn look, trademark Keeler competition face.
"Mum I don't class prancing around pretending to be a fairy as training."
Kim laughed as she drove out of the parking space.
"You know honey," she assured, "there might be more to the dancing than you think."
Ignoring her daughter's patronising look, she continued.
"Sasha certainly thinks you're improving, and you know he wouldn't keep pushing you if he didn't think it was working."
But for now Payson Keeler didn't want to talk about ballet anymore. Watching the car she knew was Sasha's drive away, she shook her head lightly and pressed her cheek against the windowpane.
"Anything wrong Pay?"
"No," she returned with a small smile.


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