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George Siemens' recent post on this topic was a thought provoking one. I am not a man who holds particularly firm convictions (if you were feeling uncharitable you might call me a flip-flopper, but I prefer to say I am open minded). I don't think Siemens is suggesting that these questions should be locked away and never re-examined, but it seems useful to take a step back and figure out what you have learnt. As I write, I am pretty sure about the following things.
- Teachers need to find a personal voice. There are many ways, but not all of them work for all teachers. Your own style must be congruent with your (sub-concious) beliefs.
- Students also need to reflect frequently on what they are doing and why. Indeed, it is their primary responsibility.
- You try it first, then I'll help you fix it. I'm not going to tell you how to do it from the beginning.
- I would rather tailor my classes to allow the most enthusiastic students to flourish. Setting passing criteria drags everyone down. If you ask students to read five books, they will all read about five. If you ask them to read as many as they can, some of them will read twenty five.
- Education is a very dangerous treadmill, because students and teachers alike quickly forget why they are on it. Tests, textbooks and syllabi are supposed to serve learning, not the other way round.
- Technology is providing teachers and learners with all manner of marvellous opportunities, too fast for large institutions like publishing houses, universities and governments to keep up with. Too bad for them.
- English doesn't belong to native speakers. I still don't get how regional native varieties are considered 'correct' yet non-native varieties need to be fixed. If you can be clearly understood, your English is correct.
- Even the best teachers have bad days.
Now I am halfway through the second semester and I figured the students should know me pretty well. I put together this Teacher Beliefs discussion activity for some of my more advanced classes to find out. It was quite pleasing to find out that, generally, they do… and that in most regards we were in agreement.
Is there anything that you truly believe? Are you and your students aware of one another's beliefs? Don't take anything for granted…..

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A class is a "type" where objects can be instantiated from.
Classes in most programming languages are properties (variables) and functions grouped together. Think of them like objects in the real world. A book class, for instance, might have properties for its name, author, and number of pages, and functions such as turning a page. You can have multiple things with the same class (instances) existing at the same time, and with different properties, eg book A with 30 pages and book B with 50.
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Does it seem like the whole world is jumping on the organic bandwagon? There's a reason for that-organic food is good for you! And you don't doubt that; you just have a problem with the cost. If you don't have a natural foods grocery store near you, such as Whole Foods Market or Trader Joes, or aren't willing to pay steep prices for it at your conventional supermarket, you're still in luck. You can buy organic food at Walmart and save money-and surely, as ubiquitous as they are, you must have a Walmart nearby!
Stick to the wet racks for the produce. The organic produce seems to be gathered in one central location along the wet racks versus alongside the convention produce on the tables. Take a look around and you'll see that there is a nice supply of organic berries, lettuces, random vegetables. Delicious organic produce can also be found in the frozen section.
Take a closer look in the aisles. You will notice there are organic choices for almost every conventional product now. There's organic bread, cereal, coffee, tea, popcorn, cookies, sugar, milk, cheese, juices, eggs-basically there is an organic item available for almost everything. Just make sure that the item actually has the USDA Organic seal on it.
Clip coupons. The organic items tend to save you money when purchased at Walmart versus buying them at a conventional grocery store. Why? The conventional grocery stores, though they are trying to make improvements, don't specialize in organic foods. They basically have them there as a courtesy to the health conscious customer who is more increasingly seeking out organics and natural foods. The stores carry these products, but they are at a high mark up. Buy organic food at Walmart and save money because Walmart tends to have great prices on just about everything. Clipping coupons and using them on these organics at Walmart will save you even more. Organic coupons are becoming more popular in the Sunday paper inserts and you can also find them on Internet coupon sites or sites like mambosprouts.
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The pullback in advance of the company's Q2 earnings report has gone far enough
"If you can keep a good stock down, then you are able to load up for the ride back up. It's like a slingshot -- the harder you pull, the more propulsion you generate."
That's how Jason Schwarz, an author and investment adviser, described the game that hedge funds play with Apple (aapl) in an article entitled "Apple: Seven Reasons Shorts Love It," -- a Dec. 2009 piece we liked enough to feature the next day.
One of the points he made then is worth remembering now, with the stock hovering near a three month low and the company expected to report record second fiscal quarter earnings on Wednesday:
Apple always bounces back. Over the long run, Apple fundamentals will certainly take the stock higher, but hedge funds want to maximize the ride. Keeping a great stock down allows them to profit from quick predetermined trades rather than being fully invested all the time.
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Any Apple investor who's been paying attention can list the reasons being trotted out for the stock's dismal performance since late March: the Japanese tsunami and supply chain concerns, the iPad 2 stockouts, the iPhone 5 "delay," the NASDAQ-100 rebalancing and the usual concerns about Steve Jobs' health.
But remember this: Apple's shares as of Friday had a trailing P/E of 18.27 -- 14.7 if you subtract out its nearly $60 billion in cash and marketable securities.
The average P/E of the NASDAQ-100 is 17, and how many of those companies are growing their earning at 70% to 80% a year?
We can't say for certain what Apple's shares will do next week. But we can report that the headline of the Apple note J.P Morgan's Mark Moskowitz sent to clients Friday was "The Pullback Is Overdone."
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a resident of Menlo Park: Menlo Oaks
on Nov 3, 2010 at 9:20 am
Californians can't say that they don't get what they desereve. Here is a guy who ran an inept, incompetent Supervisor's office and was incapable of creating consensus and progress on simple issues. He and his peers were on the watch while the Treasurer's office lost 6% of the Treasury ($155M). Now we promote that incompetence to Sacramento, all because he won the race to have the "D" next to his name.
a resident of Menlo-Atherton High School
on Nov 4, 2010 at 4:44 pm
Holding the Supervisors accountable for the Treasury loss of 6% is ludicrous, especially when it was primarily due to (i) the economic collapse and (ii) fraud by a large financial firm.
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Alejandro Pages didn't fall far from the family tree. More than 100 years ago, his grandfather served food in the homes of Spanish royalty, and Alex's own father opened a country inn—where he both raised and served sheep and goats—as well as a handful of other restaurants in Catalonia. Some of Alex's earliest memories are of hiding under the kitchen tables at these eateries and learning the culinary arts at his father's elbow. As a young man, he continued to frequent restaurant kitchens as an event planner, but his passion for kitesurfing drew him into that professional career. It was when Alex was flying to Hawaii to meet a kitesurfing sponsor that he first visited LA and fell in love with the city.
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The amount of downtown office space being offered for subleasing has surged in recent months as a result of layoffs caused by the recession and the decision by some companies not to return to the area after Sept. 11.
Although there is plenty of space available all around Manhattan, in the downtown area the space offered by tenants has come to overshadow that being offered directly by landlords. According to Bruce E. Surry, an executive managing director of Insignia/ESG, a major brokerage and services company, 54 percent of all the space on the market downtown is sublease space.
Other companies disagreed over the exact numbers, but not the general direction. Williams Real Estate, which put the sublease sector at 47 percent of the total availability, said in a recent report that ''never in its history has New York City experienced that kind of phenomenon.'' There is now about 4.8 million square feet of sublet space available downtown, out of roughly 95 million square feet of office space in the submarket.
Real estate executives differ as to whether this is a temporary development that will fade away as economic recovery takes hold or something that might grow as tenants resist moving to downtown because of concerns about transportation difficulties and fears about possible health hazards.
Bruce Mosler, president of United States operations for Cushman & Wakefield, another large brokerage and services company, said he did not expect to see the recent rapid growth in sublet space continue. ''I think it has stabilized and we won't see an increase in the amount of space on the market,'' he said.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Mosler said the fallout from the bankruptcy of the Enron Corporation caused a delay in corporate decision making as companies checked to see if their balance sheets were in good order. He said companies would soon move to take advantage of downtown rents that are a bargain compared with Midtown.
But James Meiskin, president of Plymouth Partners, a brokerage firm that represents tenants, said a lot of his clients were reluctant to look downtown. ''Downtown is not currently a priority location for New York-based companies,'' he said. ''There are concerns about health-related issues. There are transportation issues and infrastructure issues. A lot of companies are scared. And they see that a lot of companies that were in the World Trade Center are not going back to that area.''
The amount of sublease space downtown grew from 2.3 million square feet in the second quarter of 2001 to 3.7 million square feet in the first quarter of this year. Typically when the amount of space on the market increases, rents soften. Space that averaged $41.46 a square foot in asking rent in early 2001 was down to $39.72 in the first quarter of this year, according to figures compiled by Cushman & Wakefield.
One traditional attraction of office space downtown was that it was cheaper than in Midtown. Although the average rental in Midtown is down from its high of $64.11 a square foot in 2000, it remains, at $51.74, considerably more expensive than downtown, according to the Cushman & Wakefield figures.
Sublease space has also increased in Midtown, where the total vacancy rate was 13.5 percent at the end of last year. The amount of sublease space increased to 7.2 million square feet in the first quarter of this year from 5.1 million square feet in the second quarter of last year, according to Cushman & Wakefield. But with a total of 21.3 million square feet of space available in Midtown, the sublease segment is less of a factor than in downtown, accounting for about 29 percent of the space on the market.
Since financial incentives are available to employers who bring jobs downtown, brokers are urging prospective tenants to lock in bargains now and advising landlords not to be too picky if brokers show up with a tenant ready to sign a deal.
''The demand for space downtown is not deep,'' said David L. Itzkowitz, a senior vice president of the Equis Corporation, a brokerage firm. ''Our advice to landlords is to sign the first guy who passes the smell test, because we don't know when the next one will come along.''
On the other side of the table, tenant's brokers are urging tenants to lock in deals while rental rates are low and before the effect of billions of dollars of federal redevelopment aid become visible. ''Going forward, we are telling people that this is a good time to make a deal while the market is low,'' said Marc R. Shapses, a senior managing director of Julien J. Studley, a brokerage firm that represents tenants. ''The federal government has committed $21 billion and downtown will be the place to be in two or three years.''
Tax breaks and other financial incentives intended to retain businesses south of Canal Street and attract others to the area should begin to have a powerful impact as the area near the World Trade Center is cleaned up and streets are reopened, said Augustus B. Field, a senior director of Cushman & Wakefield.
''These incentives are worth $3,500 a person and they are available to sublets,'' he said. And the incentives are even higher in the area immediately adjacent to the former trade center. ''We are talking $5,000 per employee at 1 and 2 World Financial Center and 1 Liberty Plaza,'' he said, referring to buildings close enough to the trade center site to have been damaged in the collapse of the twin towers.
Although not a lot of leases have been signed recently, brokers report an increase in activity, with prospective tenants looking at available spaces. ''There is an increase in the amount of space being shown and the number of people looking,'' Mr. Surry said. ''That will eventually lead to leases, although it is a slow process.''
Correction: April 5, 2002, Friday An article on Wednesday about an increase in office space offered for sublease in downtown Manhattan omitted attribution for the vacancy rate in Midtown at the end of last year. That figure, 13.5 percent, was calculated by Williams Real Estate. Other figures in that section of the article were supplied by Cushman & Wakefield, which calculated the Midtown vacancy rate as 8.2 percent.Continue reading the main story


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The moment Emily and Seth entered the house, Seth homed in on his room and locked himself in without a word. Emily shuffled into the kitchen and poured herself a glass of apple juice from a jug near the sink. Dull, the blue glow of a yard light seeped through the window. It was dim, but she was glad she did not have to switch on the inside lights; her parents and grandparents did not sleep well. If only Seth could administer a healing session without the chance of being discovered.
She set down the glass and took a steadying breath. What was his problem anyway? He had not spoken on the ride home from the party, and for once she could not read his features. If his face was blank, he was either sad or angry. If it was tight, he was worried or confused. But guarded . . . he had never been so closed off before.
' It wasn't you, ' she thought reassuringly. ' You did good talking to him after the fight. It was a great point. Bringing up bonebending was great. Like Wil said. Establish common ground, show interest in what the other person thinks, and then tell them what they need to know. '
"Maybe I'm just not a people person," she said under her breath. Gulping down the last of her juice, she carefully laid the glass in the sink and pulled a cellphone out of a drawer by the fridge. She giggled.
"I know myself so well," she whispered. "I knew I would want something before I went to bed." She patted her stomach. "Even after all those cookies."
The phone lighted up at a touch. Emily opened the phone's dialer app and hesitated. Maybe she shouldn't call. . . . He didn't need to know. This could be a secret. She anxiously twirled her hair around her finger. Should she? No. . . . Wait. This was for Seth's own good. It had to be done.
Her thumb flew across the screen, dialing the number before she could rethink her decision. Her breath wavered as she raised the phone to her ear.
A bland tone blared every few seconds. Static crackled. Her eyes unfocused as she listened. Outside, the night's darkness seemed to expand and deepen, stretching onward into an infinite void. Black. Everything was just so black.
' We are sorry, ' a voice suddenly announced, startling her. ' The voicemail box is full. '
Relief washed over her, refreshing and painful. She set the phone down; guilt abruptly welled in her stomach, boiling over with a lurch.
' I don't care, ' she thought stubbornly. ' I'm not trying again. If Master Morath isn't going to answer, he's not going to answer. That's that. '
She brushed the tile countertop with her fingertips and let her mind wander.
' It would be so easy to destroy this, ' she pondered. One clench of her fist and the tiles would splinter and fracture, volleying outward in whatever direction she wanted.
That was earthbending. Earth was as powerful as fire, as stable as water, but less changeable, more immense, like the insurmountable confidence of a continent. Fire, air, and water eventually faded, but the earth was eternal, unstoppable, unalterable.
Her hand drifted to the bag tied to her waist. Metal was as enduring as earth, but harsher. Sharper. If earth was light, then metal was a laser. Maybe she should just handle this bloodbending problem herself.
Her phone suddenly vibrated and lit up, the dreaded number rolling across the screen.
' Great, ' she thought as she picked it up. 'You had to call him. '
"Hello Master Morath," she croaked. "Sorry to bother you this late."
"No trouble, my dear," returned a weary voice. "In these times, we all have late nights now and again. But let us get straight to the point. I gather something must have happened. Tell me about it."
Emily rattled her fingers on the countertop. The tiles trembled like leaves in the wind, clattering quietly.
"I . . . uh . . . well? Hmm. It's um. . . . Look, what I'm trying to say is – oh, what am I doing? It's about Seth." She gulped. "He's been bloodbending again."
A faint buzz filled the ensuing silence.
"How long?"
The words pierced her through. Her heart jackhammered with fear and guilt. "Uh, I don't know. Well, actually, I do. I'm not sure how often he practices, but he uses it every once in a while during a fight."
"How long, Emily?" Morath pressed.
She sighed. "A long time."
"Something went down tonight," he deduced. "What happened, exactly?"
"We were fighting a dark spirit, and he used it to dodge some tentacles. Bruin noticed and brought it up."
"Bruin noticed, you say? So you are the only one who's known?"
"Yes. I think so. Wil might have figured it out."
"I would not be surprised. He's a smart boy."
"Master, please go easy on him."
"No! Seth! I mean, bloodbending is a part of who he is. It comes naturally to him, like bonebending does to me."
"Yet you do not bonebend at every opportunity, Emily."
"But –"
"Listen to me. I will do everything I can to lessen the punishment. Seth is registered as a bloodbender and that may sway some of the Council members in his favor. However, we cannot hide the fact that his cousin was driven insane."
"They never proved it was because of bloodbending!"
"Yes, I am aware of that, but evidence points to that conclusion, which places Seth in a very precarious situation. No matter much we love him he must accept the consequences of his actions."
"No," she whispered. "No, they can't."
"It's painful, but unavoidable. If the Council deems that Seth be stripped of his bending, it will happen."
Emily gripped the phone until her knuckles ached. The window vibrated and the floor rumbled. The metal cables stored in her sack roiled like snakes. "Alright. Thank you, master."
"I'm sorry, Emily. We'll do everythin –"
She cut him off before he could finish and tossed her phone back into the drawer.
' That, ' whispered a dark voice in the back of her head, 'may have been a mistake. '
' I know. But what else could I have done? '
' How should I know? ' the voice replied incredulously. ' I'm you! '
She rolled her eyes. ' Oh yeah. I forgot. ' She sighed and trudged to her bedroom, glancing at Seth's door. Light flickered in the crack at its base, and she perceived the faint clicks of a computer keyboard.
' Now what are you up to? ' she thought suspiciously. She reached out to knock, but caught herself and pulled back, turning into her own room.
She threw herself onto the bed without taking off her costume and slumber rolled over her like a warm tidal wave.
Emily's eyes snapped open, and she sat up, senses piqued and as acute as if she had never been asleep.
A harsh wind scraped across her skin, which instantly reddened and started to itch. She winced and hugged her knees to her chest, squinting in painfully bright, raw light. The sky blazed red, like the atmosphere was on fire. The stars were clearly visible despite the crimson intensity, twinkling maniacally in the naked firmament.
She was sitting in the center of an immense gray field, the land broken apart like an immense, cracked bowl. Odd, jagged shapes jutted out of the ground, scattered about haphazardly. Ash swirled upward in lazy spirals, and every few moments the ground rumbled and a fresh plume of dust would erupt with a hiss. The wind intensified, sweeping glass shards and metal pieces that rasped against the stony ground. Sand and soot drifted in huge, hazy clouds.
Emily climbed to her feet, gagging on the rotten stench of sulfur. The wind cut through her pajamas unmercifully. She wrapped her green-and-brown blanket tightly about herself and started walking.
She wandered for an eternity, carefully picking her way over rugged slabs of fragmented cement. As she walked, she realized that she had not woken up in a plain. The remains of immense structures lay in pieces all around her, the broken forms of towering buildings and edifices scarcely recognizable in the rubble. Everything was too uniform to be natural. It wasn't a plain.
It was a city.
Emily crawled to the top of a hill of debris and stood, slightly hunched, surveying the ruins. Blisters broke out across her exposed skin, and she could feel a rash flaring up under her clothes. Her lips were dried and cracked. Her sight suddenly blurred, and she stumbled to the side, feet burning. With an effort, she caught herself before she tumbled headfirst down the hill.
Screams abruptly ripped through the ruins, echoing spectrally.
Emily froze and chills raced up her spine. She had thought she was alone. Maybe she wasn't. Did whatever was wailing need her help? It sounded inhuman, monstrous, almost like a dark spirit. Almost, but not quite.
She drew her blanket close, blinking away hot tears. Pain forked on her skin and she fell to her knees with a gasp. Glass sliced through her blanket and tore up her knees. The wind kicked up again, its shrieks intermingling with the bodiless screams and a deep voice rumbled in the ground and sky, chuckling maliciously. Emily cradled her head in her hands, curled up into a ball, and whimpered.
"Stop," she whispered hoarsely. "Please. Stop." The dark laughter was getting stronger. The screams sounded like they were getting closer. She squeezed her eyes shut and prayed for it to end.
Then her eyes snapped open and she found herself staring at the ceiling of her room.
Sweat drenched her costume. Her hair was plastered over her forehead in wet strands. Pre-dawn light suffused the shadows draped over the bedroom, illuminating clothes heaped all over the floor in disorderly piles.
Someone knocked. Emily yelped and fell to the floor in a tangle of limbs and peasant burlap. She rolled around, entrapping herself in the costume. The door creaked open.
"Um," Seth said slowly, "is this a bad time?"
"No," Emily muttered hotly. "Come in, I'm just dying here."
Seth knelt and ripped the costume's back in half, freeing her. He laughed.
"Honestly, I leave you for one minute and look what happens," he chortled happily. "Did you get any sleep at all?"
Emily tossed the burlap aside with a huff and lay back. "I had another nightmare."
Seth's face instantly darkened. "Same thing?"
"Yeah. It's terrible. This time I was in a city. Actually," she added heavily, "the ruins of a city. The sky's all red and everything's just . . . destroyed."
Seth nodded. "And the screaming?"
She shuddered as goose bumps broke out across her skin. Seth put a comforting arm around her shoulders.
"It's alright to be afraid," he said gently. "Don't worry. We'll figure out what these dreams mean. Maybe they're messages from Raava."
Emily frowned, temporarily stunned. "What? What would make you say that?"
Seth fidgeted and pulled away. "I had a visit last night, after the fight. The spirit of the forest appeared and told me Raava had sent her."
"What?! When? How?"
"That's what I wondered, but she didn't say." He glanced back and forth nervously. "She told me about a man named Tellus Lee. I was up all night trying to find out about him."
"You don't look so good." Emily meant it. Bags hung under Seth's eyes, and his smile was worn. His countenance, however, shone with quiet excitement.
"What did you find?" she wondered suspiciously.
"Nothing much," he replied evasively. "I know he was a waterbender, so I might find something more at the archives in Harmonics City."
Emily froze and put her head in her hands. "Oh no."
"The ruins in my dream. It was Harmonics City. I'm sure of it! Seth, something's going to happen and we have to figure it out! What if these really are messages – visions?"
"I don't know. Tell me everything you saw."
Emily related the dream in the fullest detail she could muster, describing everything from the wind to the evil laughter. Seth listened intently, nodding every few minutes. When she finished, he shifted uncomfortably and touched her hand.
"Emily, you and I are both in tune. Laura, Wil, and Bruin aren't as good at detecting spiritual energy as we are. Maybe these dreams are a response to the darkness everywhere. Don't give me that look – you know what I mean. We've talked about it. Evil is getting stronger. The light's failing. Something big is coming."
"But what?"
Seth shrugged. "Who knows? Maybe Tellus Lee will have the answers." He stood and walked to the door.
"Seth," Emily called, stopping him. "You're hiding something. What is this guy?"
"He was a bloodbender," Seth said casually, and walked out.
Emily slapped her thigh. "Well, it's official. He's nuts." She raised her voice. "Good luck finding out about going crazy!"
' Yeah, that can't go bad, ' she thought frustratedly. ' At least I – ' Her midnight conversation with Master Morath flashed into her memory, and her humor shifted. ' Let him go, ' she reasoned. 'If he's somewhere else, I don't have to spill the beans. '
Not a foolproof plan, but it might work. At least she did not have to break the news to her friend. Seth rarely got mad, but when he did. . . . She shuddered.
' Just get up, ' she told herself. 'You have homework to do. '
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He was appointed at Otosan Uchi and played many go games with the Unicorn diplomat Ide Masouri prior to the Scorpion Coup. [1]
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After the Coup the Akodo family was disbanded, and Hajioki joined the Matsu. He began to wear a mempo to hidden his sorrow for the Akodo's demise. [1]
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In 1125 his old friend was retained as a captive within the walls of Kyuden Ikoma, and Hajioki was his escort. The situation had been provoked by the actions of the Unicorn Clan Champion Shinjo Yokatsu, who had detained the ambassadors of the other clans at Shiro Shinjo. [2]
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The world of animation has always seemed unfortunately small. Granted, that's referring to animation that gets seen by a sizable number of people. Although there are strongholds of the avant-garde, often hedged in nationalistic concerns such as the politico-surrealist works that one associates with the Eastern Bloc, only two countries hold a strong identity for international audiences. Those being the United States, with the likes of Disney, Pixar and TV productions such as The Simpsons, and Japan, who currently provide the other populist voice in the medium. So it's always a pleasant surprise when big successes come from other avenues. In 2003, France's Sylvain Chomet turned heads with his wonderfully bizarre Les Triplettes de Belleville (aka The Triplets of Belleville), a feature that offered a distinct alternative to the norm. Not content with that, Chomet offers film fans something even more remarkable with his latest feature, L'illusionniste. He offers us nothing less than one final hurrah for Jacques Tati, nearly thirty years after his death. That being said, it is a 'hurrah' hedged in melancholia, as only seems appropriate given the script's origin.
Tati could perhaps best be described as a French equivalent to Charles Chaplin although such a comparison doesn't really do justice to either man's artistry. Trained in mime, he started his career in the various music halls of France before making a few short, comedic films in the 1930s and '40s. In 1949 he graduated to directing and starring in his first feature Jour de fête, one of only six full length films he would complete within his lifetime. His unorthodox style was immediately apparent with carefully choreographed physical gags twinning with unusual jokes that could only be arrived at through the unique visual possibilities of cinema. As his career progressed Tati's visual prowess grew ever more nuanced, finding full voice in Mon oncle before reaching its pinnacle with his remarkable 1967 masterpiece, Playtime. It was this film that would shape his later career as its comparatively massive budget was mostly bolstered by Tati's own chequebook. When it failed commercially it bankrupted the star, a fate from which he never fully recovered.
L'illusionniste then, comes from a script Tati wrote in 1956 but never realised on screen. Semi-autobiographical, there has been some argument as to what exact elements in his life really inspired the film. Though passed onto Sophie Tatischeff, a daughter of Tati's and a frequent collaborator in his later career, it has been claimed that the actual inspiration for the film was not her but Helga Marie-Jeanne Schiel, a child of an earlier relationship whom Tati never acknowledged. It's certainly a bone of contention when reading the film, particularly as Chomet dedicates it to the late Sophie, but we'll get to that in due course.
Beginning in France we are introduced to an illusionist known only as Tatischeff, Tati's own birth-name. The character is immediately recognisable as a study of the man, perfectly replicating many of Tati's own trademark mannerisms. Set in the late 1950s it is an era when the usual stars of music halls, clowns, ventriloquists, acrobats, and of course, illusionists/magicians like Tatischeff himself, are losing popularity to the upcoming surge of rock and roll music. With declining demand the illusionist is forced to work in increasingly rural and isolated venues, a reality that brings him to a remote village in Scotland. There he meets a young girl, Alice, who decides to travel with him to Edinburgh as he seeks more work. Divided by language, Tatischeff speaking only French while Alice knows only a few words of English and mainly speaks Scots Gaelic, the two form an unusual bond as he tries to buy her nice things while she cooks and cleans; bringing some degree of balance to his necessarily transient lifestyle. Providing a backdrop to this central relationship the film also allows us a view of several other performers, similarly struggling to make ends meet in world where their talents no longer pull in the crowds. A ventriloquist, a band of acrobats and a clown all find their worlds in upheaval alongside the illusionist.
Inevitably shades of Chaplin emerge but shades too of Tati's previous work. Although the focus was very different, L'illusionniste serving almost as a counterpoint, it still brings to mind the focus on performer and audience that was highlighted in Tati's final film, the Swedish television production Parade. While some1 have complained specifically because the film adopts some of the hallmarks of Tati's direction—primarily the dominance of distant compositions with few close-ups—without fully replicating it; that seems to somewhat miss the larger story. After all, Chomet was not tasked with making a Tati film but rather with making his own film from Tati's script. Through that synthesis there's plenty to be enjoyed under the auspices of both authors. If anything, and it's something to come back to, Chomet's supervision has allowed us a film that is more personal about its given subject than Tati himself could ever have managed.
The film's visual style largely eschews Chomet's more typically exaggerated caricatures and backgrounds. L'illusionniste then, has a much more restrained look than previous works like Les Triplettes de Belleville or the short La vieille dame et les pigeons (The Old Lady and the Pigeons). Its depiction of Scotland and specifically Edinburgh uses plenty of genuine locations and maintains a painterly affection for its subject. Up close we're treated to clean lines and detailed use of colour while, as the camera moves further out to survey the rugged landscape, we're treated to broad washes of hue; a world composed in watercolour. It is an undeniably lovely looking film. That being said, we do get a few more outlandish caricatures as the film moves from dance-halls to garden parties to rural pubs; the foppish, preening boy-band that seem to be usurping the entertainment business from the old-guard being a real highlight.
Tatischeff himself is a lovingly recreated vision of Tati, mostly incorporating the gestures of his best known creation, the ineffable Monsieur Hulot. The only real change is that this time he moves without the trench coat and (mostly) without the umbrella too. His transition from mime to magic is easily achieved as the required movements are no less graceful and refined. In addition, through the nature of animation the film easily blurs the lines between his conjuring expertise and genuine magic, thus highlighting a core theme within the larger text. This cements the central relationship between Tatischeff and Alice. She is enraptured by his ability to conjure objects out of thin air, the problem being that she does not seem to realise that his powers are nothing more than sleight of hand.
She spots certain things in shop windows that she'd like and, taking the cue, Tatischeff later purchases them from his meagre savings and summons them for the girl, delighting her. It's an unusual relationship at first, manifesting strangely like the objects that make up the illusionist's act. It's only as events progress that we realise they have adopted a sort of father/daughter connection, separated somehow for many years but now together. It has the mechanics of Chaplin and also the open-hearted vulnerability that allows such a dynamic to convince. More pointedly, we are left to examine the legitimacy of the relationship as it is built, even if innocently, on subterfuge.
It is this detail that dovetails us back to the script's origin and to ongoing arguments about the film's inspiration. Director Chomet has stated that he interpreted the script as a regretful Tati's apology to his daughter Sophie Tatischeff for having spent so much time away from her, working on films2. On that note Chomet's film concludes with a dedication to her memory3. This has provoked an angry reaction from Tati's remaining heirs, the children of his first child, Helga Marie-Jeanne Schiel. Tati abandoned her and her mother during the Second World War, due largely to pressure from his sister; he never publicly acknowledged Helga Marie-Jeanne again despite her few attempts to make contact. Her children, Tati's grandchildren, understand the script to have been an attempt by the director to finally come forward and apologise for his abandonment of their mother, a fact they have cemented in a series of lengthy letters4.
Poetically speaking, even given that it was Chomet who adapted and realised the film, it is the latter story that seems more powerfully given voice by the final film. It's little surprise Tati never made the film himself; it was simply too painful a subject to assemble anywhere but on blank pages. Additionally, Tati didn't even intend to play the central role himself. In that sense, an animated likeness seems a poetic solution for the final product.
This tension between the real and artificial culminates in a beautiful scene where Alice reads Tatischeff's final farewell, or perhaps more correctly, confession, that informs her, "magicians do not exist." They certainly don't, but Chomet is quick to remind us, as Tati did in his own day, that a lack of magicians certainly can't quell the reality of magic. One simply has to adjust their perspective to see it. Who needs the supernatural when the very nature of reality itself is so innately fascinating? Tati's own cinema was singularly shaped by that idea. His framing and methods of seeing the world brought forth all kinds of details about society and its failings but, and this always remained enshrined, society was still beautiful because it was composed of people.
It's this bittersweet reality that shapes the final film and reminds us once again of Tati's own genius, that same genius that informs all the great artists of cinema. It's certainly not something which comes without cost. His own life was far from perfect and he lived it with many regrets, some too large for him to ever surmount. The sadness in that is simply part of what fuels the day-to-day motions of our larger world and, as an artist, Tati could only bring himself to try and sublimate it into a screenplay rather than a real reconciliation with his estranged eldest daughter. The end result for us, as a detached audience, is a window into a part of Tati's own life that he never could have brought to the screen himself. It leaves us with questions of how far we have right to intrude into the personal affairs of public figures, but then again, as is the strength of his art, Tati's revelations are our own and they stand so strong that, even as Chomet shaped them according to his own interpretation, they still remain intact, bare and exposed within the final product.
In this sense the controversy that has surrounded the film is of strangely little import despite its highly personal nature. Chomet, guided by the strength of Tati's own material, has crafted a film that understands the fallibility of man and so finds voice in us all. If dedicated to Sophie Tatischeff—or truly inspired by the abandonment of Helga Marie-Jeanne Schiel—the film only further cements the pressures of a life devoted to art, emotional honesty and living with one's own mistakes. The film is, as it has been pitched and much to the chagrin of Tati's remaining heirs, "an ode to Tati" but it is also an acknowledgment of his fallibility. It is then a resolutely human film. A small masterpiece in a medium too often preoccupied with frivolity.
Although it's sad that such a thing is required, hopefully L'illusionniste 's nomination for an Academy Award for 'Best Animated Feature' will bring it to a larger audience. In that category it will run side-by-side with far more commercial affairs and it's hard to imagine anyone taking the award from Pixar and their Toy Story 3 on the night. Being honest, I'm torn with a hope that this film doesn't win the award, as childish as that might sound. Its own inherent quality and value can't help but render other plaudits redundant and indeed, almost tacky. Like Tati himself, a nomination5 is enough. In fact, as it so openly trades on the vulnerable joys of Chaplin we can realise he wasn't really Oscar material either6. This film couldn't be more different than its contemporaries; its animated nature holding a whole different relationship with the pith of its narrative. Here the potentialities of the format do not allow us escape from the real but instead, through graceful illustration, reinforce for us the real artistry that living requires, bringing both joy and sorrow.
1 Two notable examples being The New Yorker and Senses of Cinema.
2 A sentiment expressed, among many places, in this article.
3 Sadly, Sophie Tatischeff died of lung cancer in 2001, at only fifty-five years of age.
4 For reference, this is the full letter Richard McDonald, grandson of Tati, submitted to Roger Ebert in relation to the film. McDonald also discusses how Pierre Étaix was originally slated for the central role as the illusionist.
5 He received a 1956 nomination for 'Best Writing, Story and Screenplay' for the wonderful Les vacances de M. Hulot, his only personal recognition by that institution. Granted, Mon oncle secured a 1959 win for Best Foreign Picture but that Oscar went not to Tati but to France.
6 This isn't quite true. Chaplin received an Oscar for 'Best Music/Original Dramatic Score', in competition, with Limelight. The caveat being that it was in 1973, some twenty years after the film's original release. More pointedly it was also a year after they awarded him his second Honorary Oscar which could be interpreted as a thinly-veiled apology for offering him no support when, travelling for the premiere of the film in London, he was refused a re-entry visa and was effectively barred from the United States. The reason for all this being his suspected Soviet sympathies as he refused to play ball with the ongoing HUAC (House Un-American Activities Committee) investigations.


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Israel likely will not have palm fronds from the Sinai for this year's Sukkot lulavs.
Terror in the Sinai and a lack of communication between Israeli and Egyptian agricultural agencies are the reasons that the palm fronds will not be imported, Israel National News reported this week. They are grown in the Sinai's al-Arish area, located west of the Gaza Strip.
Last year, Egypt banned the export of the palm fronds to Israel, leading to fears of a lulav shortage for the holiday and higher prices. Israel's Agricultural Ministry then encouraged local palm farmers to increase production.
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Athens-area athlete Jarryd Wallace finished sixth in the 400-meter finals on Saturday at the London Paralympic Games.
He finished with a time of 53.90 seconds.
Among single amputees, Wallace finished second.
"We're so proud of Jarryd," said Jeff Wallace, Jarryd's father and Georgia's head women's tennis coach, in a news release. "This has been such a great opportunity for him and he's learned so much. The fact that he's the second fastest single amputee in the 400m in the world is amazing."
South Africa's top-seeded Oscar Pistorius took home the gold with a time of 46.68. American's Blake Leeper and David Prince finished in second and third, respectively.
Earlier in the week, Wallace ran in men's 4x100 relay, finishing third before being disqualified due to a lane violation.
Wallace was one of 23 coaches and athletes with Southeastern Conference ties participating in the 2012 London Paralympics.


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Rutherford County Sheriff's detectives are seeking information about the whereabouts of a Smyrna man two hours before his body was found Dec. 15 on Interstate 24 at the Almaville Road exit westbound.
Victim Jackie Graham Warpoole's body was found inside a silver Dodge Magnum about 6:30 a.m., Sheriff Robert Arnold said at the time. Warpoole, 47, suffered a gunshot wound.
Detective Lt. Todd Sparks said Thursday investigators believe Warpoole was in Murfreesboro between 4 a.m. and 6 a.m. the morning he was killed.
Family members and friends established a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect or suspects.
"We are just reaching out to the public for help," Lt. Sparks said.
Anyone who saw Warpoole that morning or saw his silver Dodge Magnum or has information about his death is asked to call Detective Jamin Humphress at 904-3052. Callers may remain anonymous.
Warpoole's family has authorized a billboard asking for information posted near Bell Road in Nashville.
"We are meeting daily and continuing to dig through every lead that comes in, whether it is a phone call or information," Lt. Sparks said. "We are still getting calls."
Lisa Marchesoni, Public information officer - Rutherford County Sheriff's Office


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AN EAGLE swoops down and grabs a crocodile in its claws before flying off with
the dangerous prey.
This incredible scene was captured on camera by a British safari guide working
in Tanzania.
The image is all the more amazing because, fully grown, the Nile crocodile is
one of the world's most deadly creatures.
Adults can grow to six metres long and weigh up to a ton – thanks to a diet of
hippos, giraffes, buffalos and the occasional human.
But when they're still infants, the reptiles are vulnerable to passing
In this case, opportunist birds of prey.
Safari guide Mark Sheridan-Johnson, 32 who was raised in Tanzania by his
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Mark – who took the photos – said: "In nine years of being a safari guide
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Methizmena (Drunk Cookies in Greek)
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Post on request. Those are cookies that in some places of Greece make for Easter. It's a bit difficult to make but tasty and unique!
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This is definitely a LABOUR of LOVE recipe...LOL! I would not recommend for the amateur Baker, either! As recipe poster mentions (((KATIA)))a VERY DIFFICULT DOUGH to work with. I halved the recipe with no MAJOR problems and yielded 20 cookies. (I used 1/2 Teaspoon of Ammonia Baking Powder worked fine!) Dough was/is very crumbly/dry to work with kneading by hand constantly over and over again. I placed dough in Kitchenaid Mixer with dough beater, became even crumblier...Took out and continued to splash with OUZO and worked by hand into an egg shape amount of dough for each cookie. Then I rolled into an 8 inch log and sealed to form a circle. PATIENCE/PERSISTENCE is a MUST here!!!! however, yields a VERY AROMATIC GREEK OUZO BISCUIT, which fills home as it bakes! Great for LENT for EASTER! KATIA, THANKS FOR POSTING!!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 kg flour (the best quality)
- 1⁄2 cup olive oil
- 28 g baking ammonia
- 200 g sugar
- 2 cups ouzo (maybe more)
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix the flour with the olive oil into crumbs.
- Dissolve the sugar to 1/2 cup of ouzo and the baking ammonia to a little more of ouzo.
- Mix the two previous liquids with the flour and put as much ouzo to make a firm dough.
- Then its the difficult part. Knead the dough by hand in very little amounts in order to make the dough fluffy. Maybe it can be done in a food processor little by little.
- When make the cookies. Pinch off small egg-size pieces of dough and roll them under the palm of your hands into a 9-inch rope about the thickness of your finger. Bring the two ends together and pinch them closed.
- Bake until done, 40 minutes or so. They are going to be white and very crispy.