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It's time for Wednesday Hodgepodge. Joyce has some thought provoking questions for us today. 1. Setting aside the real March Madness (NCAA Basketball) describe something happening at your house this month that might earn the title 'March Madness'? The only thing I can think of that might be considered "March Madness" would be the wind and dirt blowing here in West Texas. We can have beautiful Spring weather but, we also get a lot of wind and the dirt blows terrible. It's hard to keep the porches clean. Matter of fact I read that tomorrow and Friday will be windy up to 50 mph gusts. I plan my errands around windy days. 2. What's a favorite made up word from your childhood or a favorite from your children's childhood? Does ... [Read More]
Wednesday Hodgepodge – Thinking of Spring!
Wednesday Hodgepodge – Perfectionism?
Welcome to Wednesday Hodgepodge. Each week, Joyce from the blog, From This Side of the Pond, supplies questions to share on our blogs. This is my third week to join in and I love the challenge of the questions she has for us. If you are a blogger and would love to join in, click here for more details. Now, for this weeks questions. I'm a bit nervous, I hope I can answer them! Here we go! 1. What is one area of your life where you're a perfectionist? Is that a good thing? I tend to be a perfectionist when it comes to cleaning my house. I can't concentrate on projects unless my house is clean. I'm picky about the cleaning products I use, too. I would rather clean instead of having someone clean my house for me. Is it a good thing???? I think it can be, ... [Read More]
Wednesday Hodgepodge – Slow and Steady!
1. 'Slow and steady wins the race'...tell us about a time this was true in your own life. I would like to think that through life, we should be slow and steady. I don't want to hurry through life. Time passes so quickly, I do my best to take each day in and make it the best. When we have a big trip or event coming up, I have to force myself to not spend most of my time looking forward to it and missing out on today. 2. 'As slow as molasses'...Do you like molasses? How about maple syrup? Caramel? Butterscotch? What's your favorite of the slow moving treats mentioned here, and what's your favorite food made with that sweet treat? I'm really not a fan of molasses, caramel or butterscotch. I know, strange. I will take some maple syrup over some light fluffy pancakes with a little ... [Read More]
Wednesday Hodgepodge – Something's Fishy
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Can We Be Friends?
I have been blessed with some dear friends. I know you have, too. I think it is important to affirm others and lift them up, don't you? We live in a fast paced world and everyone is so busy... I have a feeling stopping to edify someone isn't on most people's daily to do list. "Therefore encourage one another and build up one another..." I Thessalonians 5:11 A good place to start, is with our family. Do they know how much you care and how proud you are of them? Is there someone that needs to hear your voice today? If you can't call, you might send a card and share your heart with them. It just might change someone's day. Several years ago, I was told something that wounded me to the core. They said,"Just because we are related doesn't mean I would or want to your friend. ... [Read More]
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things!
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Hodgepodge Wednesday – Let's Talk
Time for Hodgepodge Wednesday! Last week was so much fun. Let's see what the questions are this week. I'm ready! What do/did you call your grandparents? If it's something unusual tell us the story behind the name. If you're a grandparent what do your grands call you? Who chose your moniker? I called my dad's parents, Grandmom and Grandad. I didn't get to be around them very much, but when I did, I loved it. My Grandmom was a very gracious lady and I loved talking to her. I remember one time she told me how she loved my letters and to keep writing to her. She said I had very good penmanship. As a little girl, that meant the world to me. I was always wanting to write her letters after she told me that. My Grandad was a sweet man from what I remember. He liked to tease. They ... [Read More]
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Wednesday Hodgepodge
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My Tips On Unplugging Social Media!
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22 Responses to "Yup! This Showbiz Thing is Pretty Glamorous."
But it's worth it when you have fans just happy to catch a glimpse of you at work…. I hope.
I think the defense, "You don't have to shovel rain" doesn't really hold, er, water.
Bless your heart~~~lol. Were you wet AND cold? That would bite.
Vancouver had such an extremely dry summer….
The only thing in the moving picture industry I'm more excited about than Alcatraz is The Hobbit.
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dude, yer hair got LONG!
I know you were getting soaked but this was VERY EXCITING for us, your fans.
Can not WAIT to see this show!!!!!
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I am so sorry that you got wet, and that it's cold. We (your fans) love you so much for putting so much into what you have to put up with for us…thank you!
I can feel your pain. That kind of rain is why I moved to Georgia last month (from Seattle). I just couldn't take it anymore!
Welcome to the little slice of heaven that is the West Coast of BC….lol
I tell ya, you need to come visit us in Victoria…we get half the rain Vancouver does.
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Beats pushin' a pencil eight hours a day.
ha..wait till it's the rainy season.
Thank you for what you do, MrJG
Welcome to the "Wet Coast", it's like this till about May, lol. No seriously, it rains for A LOT here ……
Jorge!!! que pelo mas largo!! gracias por el video, muchos dias de lluvia en Barcelona tambien.
oh well. Rained in Hawaii too for ya. I just feel sorry for your hair!!!!


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jamuna news desk: India will celebrate its 68th Republic day today. The day is celebrated every year In India, with great honour on January 26 to honour the Constitution of India as it came into force on the same day in the year 1950.
It had replaced the Government of India Act, 1935 into the governing document of the India. Events and celebrations are organised with great effort by the Government of India to celebrate the Republic Day in the Capital. A huge and grand military parade is held in the New Delhi at Rajpath as well as the state capitals. Participants from the Indian Army, Air Force, Navy and traditional dance group takes part in the parades. Parade held in the New Delhi starts especially when prime minister of the India offer garland at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at the India Gate. It is done to commemorate all the sacrifices of the Indian army soldiers while saving their country. The military salute is taken by the President of India during the parade in the Capital whereas military salute is taken by the state governors in the state capitals. At this special day, a foreign head of the state become chief guest of the president. In his address to the nation ahead of Republic Day, President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday batted strongly for simultaneous elections to Parliament and Assemblies and backed the demonetisation drive, two issues on which the Government has focused its attention. He asked the Election Commission to carry forward the idea of simultaneous polls in consultation with political parties, according to a Indian newspaper. India got freedom from the British Rule on August 15, 1947. At that time, there was no any permanent constitution of the country. First time, the first draft of the Indian Constitution was presented by the drafting committee to the national assembly on November 4, 1947. The first draft of the Indian Constitution was signed by the national assembly in both version, the English and the Hindi on January 24, 1950. jamunanews24.com/na/jan-26-2017 |


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Quiet Apartment in the Court Yard
Спальные места6
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь45 м²
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- Кухня
- Возможность проживания семьи/детей
- Можно с домашними животными
- Полотенца
- Интернет
- Детская кроватка
Краткое описание жилья
Адрес | Wiener Straße, 10999 Berlin, Германия |
Тип жилья | Квартира |
ID жилья | 124P6FCG |
Процент подтвержденных запросов брони | 99% |
Время ответа | Несколько часов |
Календарь обновлен | Сегодня |
Six people can enjoy a comfortable night's sleep using the double bed and 2 sets of bunk beds placed in the airy living room. A sofa and dining table are also featured here. Delicious meals can be prepared using the equipped kitchen.
Those looking to experience Kreuzberg's bustling nightlife can head to the areas of Mehringdamm, Bergmannstraße Street and Oranienstraße Street. Enjoy some time chilling out in the area by walking for 5 minutes to popular, or by taking the bus to lovely Viktoriapark.
Take a stroll through the surrounding streets to discover a multicultural flair and alternative subculture.
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The front house and the first rear building are ordinary Berliner houses.The neighbors are very happy when it's quiet in the yard from 22 clock.
Smoking is not allowed in the guesthouse. You can smoke in the backyard.
Wifi is free. PLEASE NOTE: Germany is very strict chasing people who download content illegally and apply heavy fines. Please don't! We would like to keep the internet open for our guests.
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Цена за 3 гостей | 651 руб. за одну ночь/ дополнительная ночь |
Подробности |
Заезд после | 16:00 |
Заселение до | По договоренности |
Отъезд до | 11:00 |
Политика Отмены Брони |
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The apartment was great and really nicely located (many subways and trains in the nearby).
Cleaning and comforts in the flat where great!
The only negative point is due to the white awnings which aren't protecting at all from the sun, so wake up was very early in the morning.
Anyhow, a great place to stay!
very nice hosts, very clean apartment, close to shops, everything was perfect for a pleasant stay in the city
To be fully recommended
Very nice place. We had a lovely time, and it was very clean and was placed very good. We were 6 boys, and we had plenty of space. :-) Maybe a bit low on some kitchen tools, such as knifes... But anyways, no comments, very good!!
Nice owner who upgraded me on my last night. The place is well located even though it can be a bit noisy at night due to very slim walls. The furniture are basic but there is all you need.
Very nice and clear apartments, also good location, i enjoyed my stay, thanks!
Apartment as described, quiet, no street noise, very nice host.
Internet connection had troubles with video calls, pillows were too flat, couch was bit dirty.
Modern and cool department at walk distance to Alexanderplatz. Good view andclose to Kreuzberg and U-bahn stations.
This was a fantastic place to stay in Berlin! The apartment is exactly as pictured and has everything you need for an easy and comfortable stay. The apartment is located very close to a supermarket and metro stations and has a great view from the window! Ivos was a great host. He was very friendly and spoke very good English. He provided us with suggestions of things to do and even mapped everything out for us! We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely return when next in Berlin! We have nothing negative to say about this apartment or host! 5 stars!
We enjoyed our stay a lot. The room is big, has good beds and sheets and is clean. We shared the bathroom with the other (2person) room which was fine. Nice view on the 'patio' and no noise from the streets as it is the third building from the street. We could ask for new towels in the mornings and everything was explained to us very clearly by the lady from the freiraum office nextdoor. Kreuzberg is wonderfull, good bakeries nearby for breakfast, metro in front and oranienstrasse with shops and restaurants starts across the street. I will surely recommend this place to friends.
It was fine and calm stay. The room was well heated and the shared bathroom was only for us (the other room was unoccupied). Every bar/caffee/club/shop/gallerie/museum that we wanted to visit was situated very nearby . The forecourt was a pleasant surprise.
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This homemade ketchup takes time, but the final result is well worth the effort, especially if you have an abundance of fresh tomatoes.
I start this the day before, then I refrigerate the tomato pulp and liquid mixture to boil down and process the next day.
Related Recipe: Tomato Chutney
What You'll Need
- 1 1/2 teaspoons celery seeds
- 2 teaspoons whole cloves
- 1 (3- to 4-inch) cinnamon stick, broken into small pieces
- 1/2 teaspoon whole allspice berries
- 1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
- 1 1/2 cups cider vinegar
- 12 pounds tomatoes, cored and coarsely chopped
- 1 clove garlic, finely chopped
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 small hot red pepper, finely chopped, or 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup packed light brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons pickling salt
How to Make It
- Put the celery seeds, cloves, cinnamon, allspice, and mustard seeds in a cheesecloth bag. Tie up and set aside.
- In a small stainless steel or enamel-lined saucepan, combine the vinegar and spice bag. Bring to a full boil. Remove from heat and let stand for 25 minutes. Remove the spice bag and discard. Set the vinegar aside.
- In a large stainless steel or enamel-lined kettle (at least 8 to 12-quart size), combine the chopped tomatoes, garlic, onion, and red pepper or cayenne. Bring to a boil, stirring frequently. Reduce heat to medium-low and continue at a gentle boil, stirring frequently, for 25 minutes. Add the spiced vinegar to the tomato mixture and continue cooking, stirring frequently, for 30 minutes longer.
- Drain the tomatoes into a large stainless steel saucepan, then put them through a food mill to extract as much juice and pulp into the saucepan as possible. Discard the solids. Add sugar and salt to the extracted pulp and juices. At this point, you can refrigerate this mixture overnight and finish the next day. Bring the tomato pulp mixture to a boil over medium-high heat, then reduce heat to medium-low and boil for about 2 hours, or until reduced by about 2/3 and thickened to a ketchup consistency.
- Meanwhile, prepare the work area, canner, jars, and lids. See Preparing Jars for Canning and Boiling Water Processing.
- Fill jars, leaving 1/2-inch headspace. Use a small plastic or stainless steel spatula to remove air bubbles, wipe rims with a damp cloth, and fit with lids and seals.
- Transfer to a rack in the canner and lower into the hot water. Add more water, as needed, so you have 1 inch over the jars. Cover, bring to a boil and continue boiling gently for 15 minutes.
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30 january 2017
ONPU successfully held the I International Winter School "Agile Project Management"ONPU held I International Winter School in Project Management from 23 to 28 January. The training program includes daily classes with the best teachers practitioners Belarus - Dmitry Lukyanov and Sergey Harelyk. The school was presented in the form of intensive educational training, which consisted of lectures, group discussions and business games. During the course, participants actively worked on projects using agile methodologies tools of project management (Agile, Scrum). After the school was held call for ideas, where teams demonstrate their ability and skills learned in the classroom. The winners of the competition projects are:1 place - team"MultyNyanya"2 place - team "Battle robots"3rd place - team «PMO» In addition to teaching International Winter School UNP was full of excursions, parties, entertainment. All details and news can be found on pages in the social. networks. Join us!https://vk.com/summerschoolonpuhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1597444107181146/ Contact Information:Cabinet: 209th, 406thPhone:(048) 7224 040+38 098 00 68 211Email:email@example.com@gmail.com


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text: Kate Wilhelm's Sweet Birds: How protecting a species can endanger itJosh Wimmer9/26/10 1:00pmFiled to: Blogging the hugosHugosHugo awardsBooksWhere late the sweet birds sangKate WilhelmcloneClonesCloningpost-apocalypsepost-apocalypticTop201EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkThe musical, measured Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang, by Kate Wilhelm — which won the Hugo in 1977 — is an artful admixture of clones and poetry, with a message that'll never get old.AdvertisementHere's a funny thing: After I finished this book, literally the next one I happened to pick up, absolutely coincidentally, was Seize the Day by Saul Bellow. (I'm on this kick where I'm reading Nobel winners, too; hoping it'll make me smarter.) Now, it was published in 1956, and I'd never read it before.So it was with some surprise that I discovered, quoted on page ten, the last line of Shakespeare's Sonnet 73 — which is, of course, the same poem from which Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang takes its title. Compounding my surprise into full-blown astonishment, a moment later it sunk in that the name of Seize the Day's hapless protagonist is...Wilhelm.AdvertisementWhoa, that's a full rainbow! What does it mean? I dunno. I believe in God, so I would take it as a sign or portent, but I'm not sure if it's an indication that I'm on the right track — you know, life-wise, or at least reading-list-wise — or divine instruction that I should quit everything else and study the Bard. Or a directive to take up ornithology.Anyway, let me tell you about the book.It is divided into three sections and deals with life in a post-nuclear-apocalypse America — as a result, it's a bit reminiscent of A Canticle for Leibowitz. In the first part, "Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang," we meet the Sumner clan of Virginia, a wealthy and scientifically minded farming family whose elders see Armageddon on the horizon and prepare by founding a compound, centered around a research hospital where they hope to breed and clone livestock and crops, and thereby sustain a remnant of civilization for the dark age ahead. Kinja is in read-only mode. We are working to restore service.


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A new IEEE 802.3 25 Gbps Ethernet Study Group has been formed to explore the market opportunities and needs for a single-lane 25 Gbps speed for server interconnects for Ethernet.
The reuse of serial lane 25 Gbps signaling technology, which was developed to support 100 Gbps Ethernet, enables cost optimized deployments in newly constructed data centers.
"The application of single-lane 25 Gbps signaling technologies provides Ethernet with a solution set that can be reused by those companies building the data centers of tomorrow. The new study group expects to lay the groundwork for a new Media Access Control (MAC) rate that will enable cost-optimized single-lane solutions that will increase network deployment efficiency," said Mark Nowell, chair of the IEEE 802.3 25 Gbps Ethernet Study Group and senior director, Cisco Systems. "The heavy lifting in developing and standardizing 25 Gb/s signaling technologies has been done as part of the development of 100 Gbps Ethernet. These technologies can be reused to enable a single-lane 25 Gbps Ethernet solution set for server interconnects for these future data centers."


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The town of famous painter Ivan Rebuzin's birth is celebrating the artist with a festival, which starts on March 25, 2017.
Drone flying, like everything else in Croatia, is strictly regulated.
It is one of the eagerly awaiting times of the Croatian gourmet season - wild asparagus season! Some great recipe advice for this popular ingredient that has locals headed into the woods and fields in search of this culinary treasure. With thanks to Karin Mimica from Gastronaut (original Croatian version here).
Niksa Matic, Director of the House of Marin Drzic (Dom Marina Drzica) in Dubrovnik pays a visit to Italy on the occasion of the 450th anniversary of the death of Dubrovnik's very own Shakespeare, Marin Drzic.
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BOSTON (AP) John Lackey (FSY) focused on the opposing hitters, not their uniforms.
Facing his former team for the first time, Lackey pitched two-hit ball for seven innings and the Boston Red Sox sent the Los Angeles Angels to their sixth straight loss, 3-1 Wednesday night. BOX SCORE: Red Sox 3, Angels 1
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"Honestly, it was different facing the jersey, but there's not a whole lot of guys in the lineup that I played with for an extended period of time," Lackey said. "They know how I am between the lines," he said. "It's all business out there. We can be friends off the field." It was Boston's third straight win over the Angels, who have lost the first six games on a 10-game road trip. It's the first time the Angels have opened May at 0-5 in team history. Lackey (3-1) left the Angels in the offseason and signed an $82.5 million, five-year contract with Boston. He posted the Angels' highest winning percentage in team history, at 102-71. "Early on he was definitely throwing a lot harder than I remember," Angels center fielder Torii Hunter (FSY) said. "He was a little pumped up, of course. He knew where the strike zone was and he stayed right there. That's what Lackey does best." Adrian Beltre (FSY) homered and drove in two runs for the Red Sox. Brandon Wood (FSY) hit a solo homer off Lackey. The Red Sox can complete the four-game sweep when Daisuke Matsuzaka (FSY) faces Scott Kazmir (FSY) on Thursday night. Lackey played for the organization from 2002-2009 and was the first rookie to win Game 7 of a World Series since 1909, getting the victory when the Angels beat San Francisco in the 2002 decisive game. "We know what John does," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia, who managed Lackey's rookie season. "He does it very well. I don't think there were any surprises out there." The right-hander got 12 of 14 outs on grounders as he cruised through the middle innings. He walked two and struck out four overall, allowing Kendry Morales' (FSY) single leading off the second as the only other hit. "The way we're going everyone looks like Cy Young," Hunter said. Daniel Bard (FSY) pitched a perfect eighth before Jonathan Papelbon (FSY) worked the ninth for his eighth save. Boston (14-14) reached .500 after losing three straight last weekend against the Baltimore Orioles. "When you get good pitching it makes you look crisp," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. "We played a good game. Lackey got the ball on the ground and we made the plays." Ortiz, back in the lineup as the DH despite an 0 for 4 game on Tuesday with two strikeouts and two double-play grounders, homered into the Green Monster seats against Joel Pineiro (FSY) (2-4) to give Boston a 2-0 lead in the fourth. The struggling slugger entered hitting just .149. It was the third career homer Ortiz hit against Pineiro. "I guess the one big mistake was the change up to Papi," Pineiro said. "He's done that here a lot. He just throws the bat out there and he's got the power to get it out there." Wood homered into the first row of the Monster seats in the fifth. Beltre made it 3-1 against Brian Fuentes (FSY) in the eighth. The Red Sox had taken a 1-0 lead in the second when Beltre's bouncer down the third-base line hit the bag and rolled into short left for a single, scoring J.D. Drew (FSY) from second. Los Angeles left fielder Hideki Matsui (FSY) threw out Marco Scutaro (FSY) at the plate, trying to score on Kevin Youkilis' (FSY) seventh-inning single. The Angels came very close to turning a triple play in the second. With runners on first and second, Jeremy Hermida (FSY) lined to Pineiro, who fired to second, doubling off Ortiz. Beltre barely slid into first safely ahead of shortstop Erick Aybar's (FSY) throw and Scioscia came out to argue the play. NOTES: Francona (579-421) managed his 1000th game with the Red Sox, fourth-most in club history. Joe Cronin leads with 2,007. ... Beltre used some quick footwork at 3B, jumping to avoid a broken bat after firing to second to start a double play on Hunter's grounder in the third. ... Boston LHP Alan Embree (FSY), designated for assigned on Saturday, cleared waivers and elected for free agency. ... Scioscia said before the game that Matsui was unlikely to play the outfield for consecutive games. Copyright 2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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In A Talking Picture, 96-year-old Portuguese director Manoel de
Oliveira takes us on a journey through history, making us acutely aware
of our heritage and, in the process, conveying an acute sense of what
we have lost and what we have become. Part travelogue, part comedy, and
part drama, the film lulls us into a state of blissful contentment,
then hits us with a wake up call that seems culled from yesterday's
headlines. On the surface, Oliveira's 36th film is simple, but its
greatness lies in the subtlety of its undercurrents. As we travel on a
cruise ship to visit some of the most historic landmarks on the planet,
bathe in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun, and meet some interesting
people along the way, Oliveira brings into sharp focus the treacherous
nature of the journey in which we are embarked.
Set in July 2001, an attractive history professor from the University
of Lisbon, Rosa Maria (Leonor Silveira), takes her seven-year-old
daughter Maria Joana (Filipa de Almeida) on a cruise of the
Mediterranean from Portugal to Bombay, India where she is planning to
meet her husband, an airline pilot. The ship travels from west to east,
symbolically depicting the direction in which the balance of the world
is shifting. Along the way, they visit the Acropolis and the Parthenon,
Mt. Vesuvius and the ruins of Pompeii, the Sphinx and the Pyramids, and
the Hagia Sophia, among others. Rosa Maria, who has lectured about the
sites but never visited them before, explains the various sites to her
attentive and inquisitive daughter who is constantly asking questions.
The little girl asks questions such as "What is a myth?", "Was there
really such a Goddess?", "What is a legend?", "What did people do
here?". Her mother does her best to interpret history and myth for her
daughter telling her stories about Prince Henry and the legendary
Portuguese King Sebastian, the mermaids who swam alongside ships to
encourage the sailors to explore the unknown, and the muse that
inspired poets. She tells her about the Temple of Apollo and the statue
of Athena that protected the city and the stories that accompanied the
destruction of Pompeii. Like Maria Joana we are mesmerized by what we
see, yet each scene is tinged with such a pervasive air of sadness that
it seems to suggest we are getting one last look.
The only transition from port to port is the often-repeated view of the
prow of the ship slicing through the calm waters. Along the way, the
two meet solitary travelers: an old fisherman in Marseilles whose wife
died and whose children moved away, a celibate Orthodox priest at the
Acropolis, and an older unmarried actor in Egypt. Rosa and her daughter
are the only family with children seen in the film. The second part of
the film consists mainly of a dinner conversation between the ship's
captain John Walesa (John Malkovich), an American of Polish background
and three celebrity passengers: Delphine, a French businesswoman
(Catherine Deneuve), Francesca, a former Italian model (Stefania
Sandrelli) and Helena, a Greek singer (Irene Papas). In "My Dinner With
John", the women discuss their personal lives as well as their views on
history, art, politics, and civilization and we are treated to a lovely
Greek song sung by Irene Papas.
Each talk in his or her own language yet everyone seems to understand
each other perfectly. Soon the suave captain invites the professor and
her daughter to join the dinner group and gives the little girl a gift
of a Muslim doll with a veil over her face, making us aware of who has
not been invited to the table. From here, the film veers in an
unpredictable direction that seems inevitable only upon repeated
viewing. The camera is static throughout and since the film is driven
by ideas rather than story line or character development, the journey
at times can be a bit tiresome. Yet A Talking Picture is a lovely film
filled with moments of beauty and grace. Like the passage of our own
life, it is the totality of the experience that is important, an
experience that can only be reflected upon from a distance and weighed
in the context of the events that are transforming the civilization and
culture we once thought would never change.
I saw this film at the Hong Kong International Film Festival 2004 and
enjoyed it. There I've said it, only the second person to post a positive
review for this film. Allow me to explain....
I don't consider this film to be boring, unless you are trying to compare
to the latest digitally blurred, DTS surround, multi million dollar
blockbuster. You are missing the point of this film. It's about reality!
When you next come out of the cinema or leave the TV with it's DVD
system, having gorged on Hollywoods finest, go outside, get on a
bus/train/plane. Take a seat and really observe those people around you.
Then remember the characters in this film and you will notice that, lo and
behold, parents do speak to their children in the way that Leonor Silveira
speaks to her daughter. And that her daughter, played by Filipa de
saying over and over "Why is that.....?" is a true reflection of real
The interruptions to the history lessons of the mother, by the Greek
Orthodox priest and the Portugese actor are also totally plausible and
observed by both actors and director together. As a 10 year old on a
holiday to historic Italy, having the same history lessons as shown in the
film, I too bumped into a british actor/entertainer. He was on holiday
his wife in Rome, when my father asked him if he was in fact an actor. He
said that he was, politely introduced his wife and shook hands with myself
and my sisters, leaving us gobsmacked to have met a 'real'
As for the performances of the euro-stars in this film, again I say look
real life. I live in Hong Kong where 7 million of the population speak
cantonese as their first language. In work and social situations both the
chinese and westerners hold multi-lingual conversations. And I have been
situations in France and elsewhere in europe, when converstaions take
in more than one language. And yes, they are 'disjointed', but they do
and occur a lot more often than people think.
Finally, the film itself. It is easy to watch and enjoy. The progress may
seem a little 'regimental', but after all a day consists of a sunrise and
sunset. So for this film to punctuate each destination with a boat
and the bow of the ship plowing the waves, does move things along. The
ending was a bit short and sharp, but still reflected the style of the
of the film in its realism. No long drawn out scenes of pandemonium or
touching 'overacted' farewells.
So Hollywood please take note of this film, it may not pay big money, it
not get the sensive receptors buzzing. But, it shows realism, a flare for
observation, and some boring bit's. Real life is like that, sorry if that
a shock to any celluloid junkies out there.
Rating 7.5/10
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
It is clear that a Manoel De Oliveira film is not for everyone, not
that he has ever tried. The cinema of this director is introspective,
as it doesn't aim to please the masses. "Um Filme Falado", his 2003
satisfying movie, is perhaps one of his most accessible.
When we first meet Rosa Maria, a university professor, who is embarking
on a long trip to Bombay to join her husband for a vacation, we watch
her on board with her daughter, Maria Joana, a beautiful child with an
inquisitive mind. As the ship goes to the open sea, Rosa Maria is heard
explaining to the girl the meaning of the monuments in Lisbon they are
passing by.
The next ports of call include Marseilles, Naples, Athens, Istambul,
Cairo and Aden. In every place the ship stops Rosa Maria and Maria
Joana take side trips to see the interesting sites that although
touristy, they hold a special significance and serve to advance the
story. After all, Rosa Maria being a teacher knows well what she is
talking about. In each destination they encounter a kind person, like
the Orthodox priest in the Parthenon, or the Portuguese actor by the
We also see in some of the ports of call a famous woman boarding the
ship, but they don't appear until the last segment of the picture, when
the captain, John Walesa, invites Rosa Maria and her daughter to join
him at his table where Delphine, Francesca, and Helena, are sitting.
Each woman talks in her native language, and yet, they all seem to
understand what each one is saying. This serene moment doesn't prepare
us for the surprise we are about to receive. Since we have no idea
about what is coming, we remain in a state of shock because of the
suddenness in how things happen. In a way, the film parallel life, as
it is difficult to understand why things happen they way they do. Also,
the fragility of life itself is examined by Mr. De Oliveira in his own
peculiar way.
The director has given us no inkling up to the last moment of the film
that anything could be so totally wrong. The whole film has such a
soothing quality and a peaceful beauty that when the unexpected happens
we are caught completely unaware of it.
Leonor Silveira has worked with Manoel De Oliveira extensively. She has
such a regal presence in everything she does and her beauty is the no
nonsense kind. Her Rosa Maria is perfect. John Malkovich and Catherine
Deneuve have also worked with the director before, but this is not
their film, they just happen to be there at the end. Stefania Sandrelli
and Irene Papas are also featured in the film. Ms. Papas makes a
wonderful impression as she sings to the delight of all the passengers
and the viewers.
"Um Filme Falado" shows a Manoel De Oliveira at his best. He has
produced a gorgeous film that requires our undivided attention.
This movie isn't going to shock you. This movie is not going to "entertain" you. This movie is going to softly talk to you, while cruising around the most beautiful places of the world, and will bring you to a sudden, explosive, unexpected ending. I never saw a De Oliveira movie before this, although he is considered by Italian critics one of the most important directors alive. Well i guess i should check his previous works (and there's a lot to see). This is a film for those who want to FEEL the script and listen to interesting conversations that sometimes can enlighten and other times, well, the viewer can feel the deep depression of a reality that gives us no choice but live as we are, no hope to leave our little selves to come to something bigger. And then again, who wouldn't want to sit and have dinner talking with Stefania Sandrelli, Catherine Deneuve, Irene Papas and a charming Captain Malkovich? (And the fact that they're all speaking in their own languages makes their pout pourri of philosophy and humour really UNIVERSAL). This filmed talked to me, while i could do nothing but sit still and wait and listen and watch and then give one of the most sincere applauses i ever could give to a movie. "You'd better grab a hold of something, it's simple but is true. If you dont stop to smell the roses now they might end up on you!" (HUSKER DU)
I guess everyone has a right to his/her own opinion, and so the
commentator(sp?) above. This is not an action movie, not based on any
real underlaying "physical" story. But i liked it because it's kind of
motionless, but has a sense of meaning to it - like you'll kind of
know, there's someone intelligent behind it, and it's not necessarily
driving an agenda down your throat. It's like spending time with a good
friend (or wife, if you have the one your supposed to have), when you
don't really have to do or say anything. This movie is something like
(Liking or disliking this does not say anything about your
intelligence; you like it or not, and that's the end of it. I enjoyed
I highly recommend this movie for anyone with an open mind and
patience. My own enjoyment of it was further enhanced by my love of
languages, zeal for seeking subtext, and boredom with conventional film
clichés. If you're like me in this respect, I think you'll enjoy this
film. If you're looking for a thrill ride or expect one of the standard
narrative forms, you will not.
The film behaves like the sea it frequently depicts. Lilting,
undulating, splashing, and crashing randomly on its poetically simple
story line: a Portuguese woman and her daughter set out on a cruise to
meet their husband/father in Bombay. Along the way, they stop in
various cities and have conversations about the history of the places
they're visiting.
At first viewing, the films seems like a mixture of luxuriously long
shots of ships and waves, stilted conversations between wooden actors,
random scenes with strange editing, and almost no musical score. But
the more I think about the film, the more the subtle meanings haunt me.
The film was not an "upper", but I can't help smiling when I think
about it.
I think the point was this: Through its academic recitation of history,
a mother's explanations to her child, and an unsettling dose of present
day reality, this movie contextualizes life in a way no other film I
know of does. Good and Evil brought full circle? The grand flaw of
humanity laid bare? An excercise in audience-manipulation? Whichever:
Very rewarding.
Great movie. It was absolutely delightful to see some of the most important places in our history and to listen to such great explanations. I specially liked when the little girl asked her mother for the meaning of some words that, even though we use a lot in every day conversation, almost no one knows its precise meaning. I understand the ending is a clear political (or civil) message to the audience, and i give de oliveira credit for being so brave, but i think he might have over-simplified the issue of terrorism. A word to the argentine film student who wrote that this movie was worthless: please drop out of school.
This is another Great film of 97year old Portuguese director Manoel De
Oliveira (a legend!). It's incredible how this director still creative
is... His stories are simple and deep. He demonstrates that with a low
budget you can always do strong films, with good lines.
A mother takes her daughter to a cruise trip through Mediterranean Sea.
She teaches her story and gets in touch with three European women and
the ship's captain. Everyone speaks his own language... That's why it's
a "Talking picture", a meeting among people of several cultures. The
dialogue follow the everyday life. The film seems to be very calm and
seems to tell simply a friendship story, until the final scene... Where
we remain totally surprised.
A small, cultivated and poetic picture, from an European big director.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
De Oliveira belongs to a shrinking number of living filmmakers
identifiable from a brief sequence, a few frames, of any film. I'm not
sure who the others are, though certainly Rohmer, maybe the newer
Kurosawa, and probably Kiarostami if he didn't have so many imitators,
his own children among them.
The precisely titled A Talking Picture begins as Rosa and her daughter,
Maria Joana, stand at the rail of a Mediterranean liner about to
depart. Just as wavers ashore, who for distance seem frozen in motion
to this goodbye ritual, begin to slip away, Rosa and Joana's fellow
passengers walk around them backwards to the ship's motion, trying to
hold sight of their well-wishers for as long as possible. No one looks
at the mother and daughter. Mother and daughter don't move. Like stones
paired in a stream, they break yet don't halt the flow. Calmly, with a
smile, continuing to preen Joana's long hair Rosa continues her dialog.
We know the dialog hasn't just begun, because Joana's questions are so
acute, because she's so clearly her mother's daughter. But in another
sense, things do start right here. Mother and daughter have a past, yet
the artifice does not: the film is circular. To De Oliveira's
naysayers, I suggest watch at least these opening minutes immediately
after the film's final frames. If you can bear it, re-watch every line
and image of Rosa's long instruction knowing what will happen.
I'm afraid it's all too fresh in mind to trust myself to offer much
more beyond random thoughts. Though I read only three of the four
languages (no Greek), I caught on immediately that each at the
Captain's table spoke her own language. Aside from Malkovich, who mixes
French and English when speaking to Deneuve, they, if I didn't miss,
don't even inject common Anglicisms. The effect was so intriguing I'm
grateful De Oliveira left me time to think Babel before Malkovich cued
it. The symbolism in Joana's Arab doll may seem too heavy, but at the
same time it encompassed the sometime tragedy of chance. Rosa's top of
the head example of a doll taken away, with which she explains war to
Joana, may have been what sent Joana back. Just the mention of a doll,
I mean: not that Joana ran back because of anything to do with war.
There's no such thing as an objective definition of war. Rosa's needs
examination, against the rest of the film and against actuality. If
hers is also De Oliveira's definition, then all the more so. But I'm
not going to try to do it here. I'm not even going to try to decide
whether the film or De Oliveira equate war with terrorism.
Like every De Oliveira film, A Talking Picture is quietly musical. What
I mean is even with the sound turned off, or with Papas and the
instrumentals removed: the edits are musical. "Listen" to the hard beat
of the ship's bow punctuating the flow. Appreciate the asymmetrical
rhythm that shunts Malkovich and ladies mostly to the film's final
third. Who is chorus and who verse, Rosa or Joana?
Two silly De Oliveira anecdotes:
A screening at my local film festival of another misunderstood De
Oliveira film -- I think it may have been The Letter -- set what may be
a festival record for loud running battles in the audience: "Stop
kicking my seat back!" "I'm not!" "You are so!" At least four separate
disputes ran on and on in different corners of the medium-sized
screening room. Why that film? Why De Oliveira? I've no idea. But as I
was on my way out, one of the ever-present festival matrons revealed to
me that she hadn't gotten the film at all. The quietly inane dialog,
from one character, though I'd known it immediately for hilarious
dead-on satire, she'd attributed to the nearly ninety-year-old De
Oliveira's finally losing touch. She actually used the word "senile."
Don't know if it was the same year, but the one in which the same
festival gave De Oliveira a lifetime achievement award, unlike most
visiting directors he attended as many other directors' films as he
could manage in his few days at the festival. Seemed like every film I
attended, there he was. Once I looked round and discovered him right
behind me. Instead of sitting up rigid as many people that age seem to
for fear of displacing a vertebra, he slouched down like a teenager,
legs sprawled into the aisle, clearly absorbed by whatever was showing.
contrary to many of the reviews. I especially agree with the reviewer
from Hong Kong, who stated that this is indeed, similar to real life,
and he is in a multi-cultural city, where many languages are spoken.
Although I am from the U.S., I have traveled, and have experienced
similar situations wherein people are acquainted. I guess one of the
problems is that in the U.S., unless you are in one of the coastal
cities, you are not familiar with multi-culturalism. This is sad,
because I feel that Hollywood caters to the lowest common denominator
in America (In Paris, for example, I do not think they would market
"The Dukes of Hazzard"). I for one am tired of films which cater to the
12-17 year old demographic, or just the generally ignorant masses.
John Malkovich is interesting, and Leonor Silveira portrays a
professor, traveling with her daughter. The cruise departs from Lisbon
and is to arrive in Bombay, sometime later. We see some exquisitely
filmed scenery, Apollo, Pompeii, Cairo.
Malkovich is the ship's captain, and has guests of honor at his table
including the lovely Catherine Deneuve, Stefania Sandrelli, and Irene
Pappas. Each woman represents a different culture, and they exchange
ideas and ideologies with Malkovich. This is a very interesting and
realistic portrayal of people's varying impressions. They discuss
Greece, the origins of language, and religious ideology.
At one point Malkovich invites the professor, Silveira, and her
daughter(Filipa de Almeida) to join his group at the table. He also
purchases a doll at one of the ports of call, in Morocco, I believe,
and there is a parallel story of countries, politics, and possessions,
for which the doll is a metaphor.
You will see at the end of the film the significance of the doll, and
the allegory it represents. Quite a good story, and a relief from the
usual American movies we are bombarded with.
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If the other lady (or ladies) are less than attractive, the wingman will be said to have dived on a grenade. On a successful score by the other guy, the wingman's actions will not go forgotten.
First published in the Weekly Shounen Jump from 1983 (issue 31-) to 1985 (-issue 39), Wingman was the first manga by famous mangaka Masukazu Katsura (I''S, Video Girl Ai, DNA^2, Zetman) and was an instant hit with the readers, ensuring the fame und success of it's author right from the start. It combined cool, flashy super hero action with romance and cute girls. Due to it's popularity, it was also soon turned into an anime, Dream Warrior Wingman, which ran 47 episodes.
The story revolves around Kenta, a fan of sentai series (Ultraman, Masked Rider, Power Rangers, etc), who also likes to cosplay as his own character Wingman in school, delivering justice, when needed. So he is a strange individual indeed. One day, he finds Aoi, a mysterious young girl from the dimension of Powdream, where dreams can take shape. She carries with her a strange note-pad which makes everything written in it come true. So Kenta sees and takes the chance to transform into Wingman for real. And he needs the super-powers he now received, because the Dictator Rimel, who controls Powdream wants to get the note-pad back and Aoi out of his way, and so he sends waves and waves of goons after her, which Kenta now has to fight. And to help Kenta, he also uses the pad to transform two of his female friends and Aoi into the Wing-girls, who fight at his side.
The manga wouldn't be a true Katsura, if it didn't have cute girls and romantic misfortunes: Kenta is in love with his classmate Miku, but now also becomes interested in Aoi. Both girls love him, too, so hilarity ensues.
The wingman is a venerable and sacred position between men. When one guy is trying to impress a woman, it's the wingman's job to facilitate the process. The wingman keeps the conversation lively and light.
The wingman has to make sure he's attractive enough so the woman doesn't think the man's friends are all losers, while at the same time making sure that the woman doesn't start moving in the wingman's direction by mistake.
So, for example, a decent wingman might try his best to keep his friend's attention focused on chatty and, hopefully, sparkling conversation, rather that on turning into a goofy klutz who has an obvious crush on the woman he wants to date. The wingman will keep his friend talking about all sorts of topics, trying hard to make sure they are light enough so the friend will keep smiling.
This will let the woman know that the friend can carry on a conversation, and if the conversation is light and funny enough, will keep the friend smiling. Most men look so much more friendly when they smile.
When the woman comes to talk to the pair, the wingman's job is to let the two of them go at it for a while, then jump in with some pithy comment when the conversation lags a bit, as it almost always does.
Personally, I usually accompany such interjections with some vaguely queeny hand gestures that lighten up the conversation, while at the same time signaling to the woman that I am off-limits.
Interestingly, I actually perfected my own wingman skills by hanging around gay men and drag queens. It really is the best training ground, if you must know the truth.
Another part of the wingman's role is to make sure the evening ends at the appropriate moment. This is a discretionary call, and the decision here often separates the truly great wingman from the rest. On my last stint as a wingman, for example, I was aided greatly by my fortuitous choice of the meatloaf for dinner. No, seriously, Cordon Bleu meatloaf.
Well, I had no chance of getting through the huge slab of meatloaf I was served, and it gave me an obvious out when I felt we'd been there long enough. And wouldn't you know? My full stomach wound up being my excuse for my friend and myself to leave at just the right time.
But the wingman's final, and most important, duty -- the one he at once hopes for and dreads -- is to take a bullet for the team, so to speak. This can take several forms. If the woman has a friend of her own, for example -- someone to stand in the way -- the wingman's job is to take her out of the picture, no matter who she is. Or, if the wingman's friend winds up with a shot at an evening with the woman of his dreams, the wingman's job is to take out his cell phone, pretend there was some family emergency or something, and leave. Walking home, if necessary.
So, in a nutshell, that's the Code of the Wingman.
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Well, it's that time of year again. Time to haul out the spring and summer wardrobe, cross your fingers and pray at least something still fits. That was my usual routine in years past, and it's always been slightly (or very) traumatizing. This year, however, I felt just a twinge of optimism as I started to pull summer dresses, tanks and bathing suits out of the black garbage bags where they had been stored all winter long. Since I have been doing my elimination diet, my weight is down around fifteen pounds and I definitely noticed a change in the way my clothes were fitting. But jeans and hoodies are one thing…bathing suits and sundresses are another entirely. So I held my breath and started trying things on, one by one. Many of the items I had stored away knowing they didn't fit, and just hoping one day they would. To my utter delight, not only did those things now fit, but some were even too big! I specifically recall this one sweet little white halter tank top that I just loved. It has a side zipper I could barely close last fall, but on this day, it zipped right up and felt a touch baggy. Hooray!! Nothing like an epic try-on session to help get me re-motivated. It felt like Christmas in March.
I have been at a bit of a stalemate since the weight started to even out. Although I have continued to stick to my new healthy eating plan for nearly seven weeks now, I haven't lost any in almost two weeks. I know that everyone plateaus, so I just have to find a way to tweak the diet and get my body back on track. I'm thinking I need to cut back on the grains again (even though I'm eating gluten-free grains, which are easier to digest and do not interfere with the absorption of nutrients, they are still grains and tend to stick). And I have definitely been enjoying the hard cider, which is gluten-free but full of sugar. But St. Paddy's day has come and gone, so cutting back is kind of a no-brainer. I do really enjoy those ciders though!
I've also been admittedly lazy about getting my workouts in too, so I know that has an effect on the plateau. I missed yoga last week because I had to start house/dog sitting for some friends, and that's been keeping me pretty busy this week. Between caring for the house and dog, going to work, and running home to check on my mom and the animals there, I haven't had time to do much else. The great thing is that the house is right near the heart of town, so I've been taking the doggies on some really good walks, which we have all enjoyed immensely. The weather here in Virginia has been unbelievably amazing!
I fully intend to get outside as much as possible and enjoy nature this season, especially before it gets too hot and I have no choice but to be confined within the walls of the gym. Between big plans for kayaking, the mountain bike stashed in my barn, and numerous opportunities for hiking and camping, I should be able to keep busy and get some great exercise before summer hits with all of its fierce east coast intensity. For now, I plan to enjoy a cider on the deck and a few long walks into old town. Spring has sprung, and plateau or not, life is about enjoying the present. And that is all I want and need to do right now.
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The mighty and powerful names of God are His clear and loving messages of who He is to us, and for us. He never changes. Therefore, all that He was in biblical times is all that He is today, and will be tomorrow. As you read His names and their meanings, why not take a few moments to reflect on how He has been all of this to you; as well as the areas in your life where you need more of Him.
Call on Him, using His mighty and powerful names. He is listening and waiting to hear from you.
Elohim – Eternal Creator
1 Timothy 1:17
El Shaddai – Almighty God
Genesis 17:1
Jehovah-Jireh – Lord our Provider
Genesis 22:10-14
Jehovah-Nissi – Lord our Banner
Exodus 17:9-15
Jehovah-Rophe – Lord our Healer
Exodus 15:24-26
Jehovah-Shalom – Lord our Peace
Judges 6:22
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Jeremiah 25:5-6
Jehovah-Mkaddesh – Lord our Sanctifier
Exodus 31:15
Jehovah-Shammah – Lord Ever Present
Matthew 28:20
Jehovah-Rohi – Lord our Good Shepherd
John 10:11-12
Jehovah-Elyon – Lord Most High
Psalm 97:9
Jehovah-Hoseenu – Lord our Maker
Psalm 95:6
Jehovah-Eloheenu – Lord our God
Psalm 99:5, 8-9
Jehovah-Elohim – Lord God
Genesis 2:4
Jehovah-Eloheka – Lord your God
Exodus 20:2, 5, 7
Jehovah-Elohay – Lord my God
Zechariah 14: 5-7, 9
Jehovah-Sabaoth – Lord of all Hosts
1 Samuel 17:43-45
I agree with you in prayer today, in the powerful and anointed name of Jesus…that our loving Father will hear your prayers and meet your needs within His perfect will for you. –Amen
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To make the felt very strong, I incorporated a layer of cotton scrim between the top 2 layers of wool. I'm not sure if this has made very much difference, but I had some purple dyed scrim.
I carefully felted and fulled the piece using a bamboo blind and cool water with savon de marseille. In this picture it is lying on the resist, so you can see how much it has shrunk.
I also added small pieces of silk in a random way as surface decoration, but they have all but disappeared into the felt.
It is still damp, and I have cut a curved line to remove the resist and form the handle and flap.
And the same on the other side.
Here it is stuffed with plastic bags and drying. I am feeling very pleased with the shape.
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Book Review: Burdens of Proof 70
benrothke writes "When the IBM PC first came out 31 years ago, it supported a maximum of 256KB RAM. You can buy an equivalent computer today with substantially more CPU power at a fraction of the price. But in those 31 years, the information security functionality in which the PC operates has not progressed accordingly. In Burdens of Proof: Cryptographic Culture and Evidence Law in the Age of Electronic Documents, author Jean-François Blanchette observes that the move to a paperless society means that paper-based evidence needs to be recreated in the digital world. It also requires an underlying security functionality to flow seamlessly across organizations, government agencies and the like. While the computing power is there, the ability to create a seamless cryptographic culture is much slower in coming." Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review.


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