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EU lifts legal conflict.
European council smooths path to international standards adoption.
European council smooths path to international standards adoption.
Approved last week, the amendments affect the fourth European Union directive for annual accounts, the seventh directive for consolidated accounts and the bank accounts directive. Under the changes, companies will be able to apply IAS 39 (Financial Instruments) without any legal conflicts.
The controversial standard uses market values or fair value accounting to measure financial instruments instead of historical cost. In a move that has generated a great deal of opposition from banks in particular, all gains and losses will now have to be put on the profit and loss account.
Mary Keegan, chairman of the UK Accounting Standards Board, said: It's very positive to see the Commission starting the process of amending EU law to allow full implementation of international accounting standards. But, IAS 39 is not without its controversial aspects.'
French and German standard-setters voiced their concerns over the shift to valuing financial instruments at market values last month at the International Accounting Standards Board meeting. 'Some people have called for IAS 39 to be reviewed by the IASB. It has needed lots of interpretations,' added Keegan.
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February 10 2015Sarah Bainbridge dealt with:
We have a loveable but very large and somewhat stubborn 5 month old great dane puppy who was definitely testing our limits. We were thrilled and amazed at the difference in her behavior after just one session with Sarah. Even my husband, who is quite the skeptic, was more than pleased with the results.
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Our initial session with Sarah was very valuable in gaining a better understanding of dog psychology as well as learning specific exercises to practice with our puppy to train the desired behavior. Since the initial training, Sarah has been very accessible and helpful in answering our follow-up questions and suggesting additional tactics to address specific behavioral issues. Every time that we have tried one of Sarah's suggestions we have seen immediate change and drastic improvement over time. Thank you for all of your help Sarah!
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Our first session with Sarah was amazing. Within the first 30 minutes we saw major changes in our dogs. Over the next couple of weeks we were able to continue with the training on our own because of the way Sarah was able to help us interact and communicate with our dogs in a way to which they respond. We have 3 small dogs and realized that we were in over our heads... they were out of control in their playing and aggression. We have seen great results and are looking forward to our future sessions with Sarah as we work together to reach our goals regarding our dogs' behavior. We are seeing that there are stages to their improvement... this first month has given us confidence in their ability to respond to training for their overall behavior. The home exercises that Sarah gives are crucial to establishing communication with the dogs. We have a lot more work to do, and are very happy to be working with Sarah. She is great in responding to emails and was fun to work with at our home.
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Sarah came in for a refresher for Bully and he was remarkably improved just within the session. Her instructions were easy to follow and Bully has been much more relaxed and behaving significantly better since her visit. Thanks Sarah.
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I am very happy with the results and Sarah is terrific. Gets back to me quickly when you email her with problems.
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Sarah was a fantastic trainer who completely changed the way we see our dog. She adapted immediately to our circumstances, understood what we needed and gave us a very thorough and customized sesion. She was a true professional who arrived in the middle of a driving rainstorm with a few minutes to spare. She was so knowledgeable and patient. We could not have asked for a better therapist for our new member of the family.
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Sarah was great -- professional and kind. She really knew how to deal with our dog. When she left we felt well equipped to train our dog on our own.
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We have worked with another trainer and after about 5 meetings we saw no real results. We met Sarah for the first time today and from the very first she recognized our dog's needs and immediately started working with us and him. We are finally feeling very positive that our sweet puppy will finally get over his behavior problems. We look forward to a continuing relationship with Sarah.
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He is literally unforgivable.
But despite all the evil that he has exhibited in the Harry Potter series, one cannot help but admire the ways through which he obtained his stature as an evil genius.
It is a pity to note that his past somehow contributed to what he became later in life. A loveless union. A bitter life in an orphanage. The lack of people who could have shown him love and affection. If only Dumbledore discovered him much earlier. But then, if that happened there would be no archenemy for Harry Potter.
Prefect. Headboy. One of the best students Hogwarts ever had. A great Legilimens. An accomplished Occlumens. A Parselmouth. He was not a descendant of Slytherin for nothing.
And since he was intended as the antagonist of the series, I can only proceed to discuss what he has done (and what he has not done) that led to his downfall: his lack of trust to his own followers; his lack of initiative to understand that magic that first defeated him; his arrogance. And from what I observed, his extreme obsession not to conquer death but to escape it. His use of the Horcruxes and not of the Hallows (as Harry pointed out to Dumbledore in the last book) shows only that he is a coward on the inside. Perhaps he got the idea of death as a weakness in thinking that her mother was not a witch since she died when he was born. And he refused to reflect on these things and proceed to overcome this corrupted view of death. Through what? Through attempting to rule the Wizard and the Muggle Worlds.
What good did he bring to the series? Well, through him, some of the characters were able to discover more of their potential characters and used them during those tumultuous times of the Second Wizarding War. Also, courage and bravery sprouted like mushrooms among the characters. Remember Neville. And Percy's reformation. Tonk's insistence to join the battle. Molly's driving force to fight. Little Colin. Many were killed in the end, but we saw that their deaths were not in vain.
I would admit that it is quite hard to write something about an enemy. Anyway, I shall wrap up my Harry Potter blog entry series soon.


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We have more pictures for you, Outlander nation!
In preparation for Outlander's much-anticipated presence at San Diego Comic-Con next Friday, we have obtained some exclusive first looks from season 3.
And look who it is! Lord John Grey and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan)!
We also have a photo of Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and her 20th-century hubby, Frank (Tobias Menzies), gazing lovingly at a young Brianna.
So let's recap: Expect a tale of two centuries when Outlander makes its much-anticipated, gawd-it's-been-forever return to Starz in September. While Jamie (develops an unexpected rapport with his British captor John Grey (David Berry) after the Battle of Culloden in 1746, Claire has returned to 20th-century Boston to resume her marriage to Frank and raise young Brianna, her feisty daughter fathered by Jamie.
But now for the bad news: It's going to be several episodes before we see the time-traveling nurse reunite with her hunky Highlander. When the lovebirds finally do hook up in a Scottish print shop — a scene fans of Diana Gabaldon's best-selling novels have been breathlessly awaiting — come prepared with a cold compress.
"For Sam and I and all the writers, we felt that it was so important to make sure we had the tone right," Balfe tells EW. "Claire's had time to prepare herself for what this might be and to play various scenarios through her mind. But for Jamie, this person just landed in his life again and there was no warning. So you've got two people trying to figure out how to go about this."
Outlander returns Sept. 10 on Starz.
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Get the inside info about the new episodes. Plus, an exclusive video of a very anguished Jamie and Claire.
Finally, the Outlander news you've been waiting for: We're thrilled to announce that Season 3 of the STARZ time-travel romance will return Sunday, September 10. Yes, that's right—you can now mark the end of Droughtlander in your calendar.
Thirteen new episodes devoted to Claire and Jamie will air this fall, and they'll be based on Voyager, the third of Diana Gabaldon's eight Outlander books.
Here's the official season three poster, showing Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) on opposite sides of the standing stone—and in totally different centuries. Claire's in the 1960s, having returned to her original life, and husband Frank (Tobias Menzies), while Jamie's in the 1700s. No, you're crying.
And here's an exclusive live-action version of the poster, featuring a very anguished Claire and Jamie:
Lost in time but never forgotten. Don't miss the #Outlander Season 3 premiere September 10 on @STARZ. pic.twitter.com/T8XsWvINiW
— Outlander (@Outlander_STARZ) July 11, 2017
"You can come back to your life," Claire muses in voiceover, "but it's never the same. Maybe it's enough to have gone once. How many people can say they had that?"
As for what we can expect, the new season will pick up right after Claire returns to her old life, pregnant with Jamie's child. As for Jamie, we'll see him at the historic battle of Culloden, fighting not only Black Jack Randall but his grief at losing Claire. The battle itself will be epic, showrunner Ronald D. Moore told ELLE.com: "I'm very excited about finally delivering Culloden to the audience after having talked about this pivotal event for so long."
Moore also says the two are building their lives again independently: "We're going to reset the story and the characters at the start of the season, giving the audience a window into what happened to Jamie at the battle of Culloden, as well as what happened to Claire in the twentieth century."
What should fans be most excited about, according to Moore? "Getting to see the ways in which Jamie and Claire grew and changed over the course of their 20-year separation is a very exciting prospect." And with Scotland, Cape Town, and even an ocean voyage to the New World (which Moore calls "a big turning point in the saga") on the horizon, the very setting of this epic romance will change.
Of course, a reunion is definitely on the cards for our favorite time-defying lovers, though it might take a while. The only question is whether they'll still feel the same way after so long apart. But true love never dies, right?
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It's official, Outlander nation — the hit Starz drama is coming to Comic-Con this month in San Diego!
Sam Heughan (Jamie Fraser) and Caitriona Balfe (Claire Fraser) will headline an all-star Outlander panel planned for 5 p.m. July 21 in Ballroom 20. Also joining the pair on the dais in the San Diego Convention Center are Tobias Menzies (Black Jack Randall/Frank Randall); Sophie Skelton (Brianna Randall); Richard Rankin (Roger Wakefield); executive producer Ronald D. Moore, executive producer Maril Davis and author Diana Gabaldon.
To help shepherd the discussion about season 3, Starz has recruited actress/dancer and major fan Jenna Dewan Tatum to serve as moderator.
Fans will have multiple chances to get their Outlander fix at Comic-Con. Starz has scheduled an autograph signing session with the cast in its booth, No. 4029, on July 22. (Time is TBA for now). Folks who visit the Starz booth on Thursday and Friday can enter a raffle for a chance to win a spot at the Saturday signing.
And on July 21 at 1:45 p.m., Rankin will be one of six men on EW's Brave New Warriors panel in Ballroom 20. He'll be joined by Westworld's Rodrigo Santoro, American Gods' Ricky Whittle, Stranger Things' David Harbour, Happy!'s Christopher Meloni, and Once Upon a Time's Colin O' Donoghue to discuss their characters, occasionally awkward fan encounters, and the highs and lows of their Hollywood careers.
And just in case you missed it, EW will release its next Outlander cover in September!
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In anticipation of the third season debut of Outlander, EW will release its third cover devoted to the Starz drama in September. Besides offering an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at production that took place in South Africa earlier this year, we'll release a new set of portraits that are sure to make your pulses race.
That's not all EW has planned in preparation for the third season based on Voyager, the third book in author Diana Gabaldon's bestselling Outlander series. Richard Rankin, who plays Roger Wakefield in the series, will follow in Sam Heughan's footsteps by participating in the magazine's annual Brave New Warriors panel July 21 at Comic-Con International in San Diego. And come September, Amy Wilkinson and yours truly will resume our weekly Outlander Live! show on EW Radio, SiriusXM 105.
The new season picks up right after Claire (Caitriona Balfe) travels through the stones to return to her life in 1948, where she gives birth to Jamie's (Sam Heughan) daughter Brianna and resumes her marriage to her first husband, Frank (Tobias Menzies). Back in the 18th century, Jamie suffers from the aftermath of his doomed last stand at the historic battle of Culloden, as well as the loss of Claire.
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Caitriona was listed as one of the most beautiful people in People magazine's newest issue.. well her skin anyway. Check out the scan in the gallery!
I've also added the photo from this shoot to the photoshoots section. Thanks to Benedetta for this photo.
As any Outlander fan will tell you, the love story of Claire and Jamie Fraser has always been a bit star-crossed. That's what happens when you mix romance and time travel. But Season 3 promises the rockiest road yet for the Frasers as the couple are ripped apart for what looks like a long time.
Calling in from the set in Scotland late last year, Jamie actor Sam Heughan told Vanity Fair that being apart from Balfe for part (we won't say how long) of Season 3 was like "having a death in the family. Well, I don't know. I mean, it's just like a different show. It's hard to separate yourself from the character. It's always hard when we're apart, actually, because she's a great person, great to come to work with, and a very good actress. But I think it all adds to the reunion—if there's a reunion, or when there's a reunion—well, you know there's one in the books. It should be very special." Caitriona Balfe jokingly responded, "Och! He's already killed me in his mind. Gone. Too sad."
According to the official Starz description:
In Season Three of Outlander, the story picks up right after Claire travels through the stones to return to her life in 1948. Now pregnant, she struggles with the fallout of her sudden reappearance and its effect on her marriage to her first husband, Frank. Meanwhile, in the 18th century, Jamie suffers from the aftermath of his doomed last stand at the historic battle of Culloden, as well as the loss of Claire. As the years pass, Jamie and Claire attempt to make a life apart from one another, each haunted by the memory of their lost love. The budding possibility that Claire can return to Jamie in the past breathes new hope into Claire's heart… as well as new doubt. Separated by continents and centuries, Claire and Jamie must find their way back to each other. As always, adversity, mystery, and adventure await them on the path to reunion. And the question remains: when they find each other, will they be the same people who parted at the standing stones, all those years ago?
If Claire has to be separated from her beloved Jamie, at least she can console herself with the fabulous fahsion of the 1960s. (Listen! I'm just trying to find a silver lining here.) "Probably, to the disappointment of all the costume fans, I did not miss that corset or bum roll for one second," Balfe says of her more modern Season 3 wardrobe. "Being able to do 40s, 50s, and 60s—especially the 60s—it was just such fun. [Costume designer] Terry [Dresbach] had in racks and racks of clothing. She made some pieces in-house and other pieces are vintage finds that she had. I love what each era tells you about the women of the time—it's just such an interesting barometer. Some of the 60s pieces are so cool and beautiful that I asked her to make me doubles of some things."
The third season of Outlander—which will include 13 episodes based upon Voyager, the third of eight books in Diana Gabaldon's best-selling series—will premiere in September. Fans eager to get an early taste can also catch the Outlander panel at San Diego Comic Con this summer.
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Outlander Season 3 teaser trailer premiering with White Princess
Starz will release a teaser trailer for Season Three of their hit series Outlander on Sunday, April 16th in front of the premiere of new limited series The White Princess airing at 8pm ET/PT. Below, you can view two new Season Three images from the teaser trailer – the first features Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) and Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies) in the 1960's; the second image is of Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) in the 1700's.
In Season Three of Outlander, the story picks up right after Claire travels through the stones to return to her life in 1948. Now pregnant, she struggles with the fallout of her sudden reappearance and its effect on her marriage to her first husband, Frank. Meanwhile, in the 18th century, Jamie suffers from the aftermath of his doomed last stand at the historic battle of Culloden, as well as the loss of Claire. As the years pass, Jamie and Claire attempt to make a life apart from one another, each haunted by the memory of their lost love. The budding possibility that Claire can return to Jamie in the past breathes new hope into Claire's heart… as well as new doubt. Separated by continents and centuries, Claire and Jamie must find their way back to each other. As always, adversity, mystery, and adventure await them on the path to reunion. And the question remains: when they find each other, will they be the same people who parted at the standing stones, all those years ago?
Book Three is set to premiere in September 2017 and will include 13 episodes based upon the third of eight books in Diana Gabaldon's international best-selling Outlander series, entitled "Voyager." Production and filming on the third season continues in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Press: Caitriona Balfe ('Outlander') reveals love of wine, whiskey, Blondie & South Africa when answering fan questions
"Sunshine, vineyards. It's beautiful. I was lucky enough to go there about 10 years ago, and Cape Town is so stunning. Just being there will be amazing," says "Outlander" star Caitriona Balfe about the show's upcoming shoot in South Africa during a recent interview with The Wrap when she answered "Wrapid Fire" fan questions. Watch below.
Production for "Outlander" is usually based on Scotland, but for the final episodes of its third season it's moving to the other side of the globe to shoot scenes on the high seas in South Africa. But fans will have to wait awhile for the new episodes to premiere. The time-travel romance, which concluded its second season in July 2016, doesn't return to Starz until September.
In the meantime, fans can learn even more about Balfe in her video Q&A. She reveals her love of whiskey and wine, that her favorite film is "Full Metal Jacket" by Stanley Kubrick, and that her go to karaoke songs are by Blondie. And her favorite word? "The one I use the most is probably 'fuck,' but 'juxtoposition' is quite nice."
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Press/Video: 'Outlander' Star Caitriona Balfe Adorably Apologizes for 'Longer' Season 3 Hiatus, Teases 'Great Reunion' Ahead!
It's time for a Droughtlander update!
As all Outlander fans should know by now, season three of our beloved time-traveling drama will not be premiering on Starz until September, which means we still have at least seven more months until we reunite with our favorite Frasers.
To help cope with this prolonged hiatus, we at ET have already released a special interview with stars Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe from our season three set visit in Scotland, and we have plenty of more exclusive behind-the-scenes goodies that we're going to release over these next few months.
In the meantime, ET caught up with Balfe, who was being honored at the 2017 Oscar Wilde Awards on Thursday night, to get her thoughts on Outlander's extended on-screen absence and some inside scoop on what's ahead!
"Yeah, [the Droughtlander] is a little longer than I think people thought. Sorry!" Balfe said apologetically to ET's Ashley Crossan.
When asked for a tease to hold fans over until September, the 37-year-old actress was quick to point out that ET is going to have plenty of special moments to share. "Oh, I think [ET reporter] Leanne [Aguilera] might have some things up her sleeve from when she came to visit us," she said with a coy smile.
"I think this season is going to be really interesting and it's going to be so new again," Balfe continued. "I mean, I think we do that every season; we sort of flip it on its head. Last season, we went to Paris and it was something totally different. This season, we start off with a little bit of a separate storyline, which is really fun for us. We're hoping the fans will be as happy."
For those fans who have not read Diana Gabaldon's third book in the Outlander series, Voyager, you should be warned that our season three journey begins with Claire and Jamie living in two completely different timelines. Despite Balfe and Heughan's on-screen separation, Balfe is confident that Jamie and Claire's reunion in the print shop and their adventures abroad will be worth the wait.
"We've got the great reunion happening and then we go to South Africa — well, in the story it's Jamaica — but there's old ships involved and it's just a constantly evolving, exciting adventure."
Balfe confessed that she departs for filming in Cape Town, South Africa, next week and that she and the rest of the Outlander production team will be there for "a couple of months" to finish up shooting.
"in my head, I'm going on a three-month holiday in the sun, but it'll be work every day," she shared. "But it'll be great. It'll be really exciting. I've read the scripts, the scripts are really great, so I'm really looking forward to that."
When we jokingly asked Balfe to spill absolutely everything that happens in those highly confidential season three scripts, her response was equally cheeky. "You know, I was going to email them to you, and then do you want to just copy them and put them online? That'd be great. No problem!" she said.
We're still waiting for that email, Caitriona!
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The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a resolution on not allowing extreme actions towards the CCU, the ForUm's correspondent informs.
According to the first vice speaker Adam Martynyuk, the resolution says: "The VRU is convinced that legal solution of the given crisis is possible only under condition of obedience the CCU verdict – the only body of the Constitutional jurisdiction. Such way coincides with the PACE position."
The people's deputies are sure that the CCU decision will make a key role in legal regulation of the political conflict. "But today's situation shows that the CCU works in improper conditions…, this situation can be estimated just as pressure on the judges."
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[gallery type="slideshow" columns="4" ids="676,675,674,673"] Continuing my blog on the project '3D Consequences'..
Ann Marie Shillito's design was passed on to me next for transformation.
Ann Marie is also a jeweller, I also know that she loves brooches! I decided just to make some subtle changes with the move that was to be highlighted 'deform' by creating a warped and slightly more worn look to her geometric design. Most of my work is pretty organic so if I see a straight edge my first instinct is to soften it up.
My time limit on this was pretty precious; about an hour infact. Although I felt with this design I didn't want to change it up much, I really liked the original brooch design and just wanted to leave a little mark on it of my own.
These designs will be 3D Printed and displayed at the 2013 3D Printshow in London.
You can see here what else is going on in the world of Anarkik 3D Here: www.anarkik3d.co.uk
For all the images of the designs in this project including the three other designer's outcomes, look no further than here: http://pinterest.com/anarkik3d/3d-consequences/
Onwards to the final design, the third outcome!


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Monday, October 24, 2005
Now That the Kitchen is Packed, Of Course I Want to Cook!
I'm jonesing for a bowl of warm from the oven spicy peach cobbler, topped with Blue Bell Natural Vanilla Bean ice cream. I'd stop packing the bathroom up if someone brought over everything I need to make a chicken alfredo pizza. I have been hit with a sudden yearning to learn how to make a fiery hot Thai curry. Or an authentic Indian curry. Or perhaps not a curry at all, but a batch of salsa so tasty and hot that despite the feeling that you may have blistered the roof of your mouth you just can't seem to stop yourself from grabbing another chip to dip.
I want to make ribs, tender and soaked in a citrusy chipotle barbecue sauce. I want to bake gooey and decadent chocolate heart of darkness cakes from the recipe I got off the Food Network's website years ago but have never used.
I'm sure that the longing to cook will remain with me until addressed. Until then, I will daydream my way through cakes and cornbread, roasted pork and rare steaks while finishing my packing.
What sudden crave were you hit with this weekend?
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Wait til Vicki comes, if she comes, in November.....we will surely be getting together for a nice meal for the old times......
- Missychel said...
oaky....now i'm starving!!
NICE boots. Yes, I too finally parted way with my metallic SILVER Docs. I was so sad to see them go and actually wished that I still had them. They walked a many bar-drunken miles. Miles accumilated both behind the bar, in front of the bar and even though i don't remember...i am sure ON TOP of a bar at some point.
I got my silver boots when I was living la vida loca in houston. They were half a size too small but the last pair and discontinued so being the slave to fashion I bought them. I suffered for the first few wears but after a few cocktails and my toes were numb there were no worries.
I don't even think I have a picture of me in my silver Docs. Too bad....i guess the warm memories i keep locked up in the vault will have to do.


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Bandipur Trip
Day 1 - 13th march 2004
We set off at 08.00 hrs for a pleasure trip to Bandipur via Ranganttitu. After our breakfast at bidadhi, the first place we visited was Nimishambha temple and Ranganathaswamy temple at Srirangapattanam, Mandya Dist.
From there we headed towards Ranganttitu Bird Sanctuary (RBS) and we landed there at 13.00 hrs, the place which really made me revitalized. Though it was a burning afternoon, the RBS premises was quite cool because of the greenery. We had a warm welcome from the sanctuary staff. Two boats got ready to take us around the islet in the lake. Men and women separately got into the boats. The boats started sailing on the lake where there were plenty of rocks and crocodiles and into our sight came a number of birds which are commonly found in RBS. Some of them which nested in my mind are painted stork, open billed stork, spoonbill, mud swallow, river tern, heron, little egret, cormorant, sand piper, snake bird, and many bats that were also hanging on the trees.
The most existing part in RBS was the rowing I did for about 5 – 10 minutes. A thrilling experience which really made me feel waavoo about rowing. I could see the bank coming closer and we had to get out of the boat; pity.
Well, after this wonderful experience we had our lunch in the sanctuary and started off to Bandipur.
We reached Bandipur National Park (BNP) at 17.00 hrs. Got accommodated in our rooms (Gagendra). We got freshened and moved into the safari van, which was waiting to take us into the forest. As the van moved into the forest, initially we could see nothing but the dry, leafless trees. It is a dry deciduous forest and forest is brown from the month of December to March. As we passed on we found a few sambars, peacocks, deer, langoors, jungle fouls, kingfishers, etc. I thought; is this all to see? I desperately wanted a tiger, the plume of Bandipur, to pass by the way and make the trip a memorable one.
But the amazing view was yet to come. This is the place which I had heard about. It is also one of the trek routes in Bandipur, which is a difficult one and this particular point was the toughest point in the trek. A rocky cliff of 300 meters depth. The place is the Moyar gorge. A really amazing view. The most stunning part was that the people trekked into it. I really felt "hats off to them". The trekkers who trekked into this point have explained it as a place which make everyone take a secrete promise to be a better man if they make out of the place alive; no wonder, that is TRUE.
I still stood there astonished for sometime, while others started to capture it in the cameras. Later, bidding good bye to the gorge, we moved to our next destination, which was also part of the same trek route. The Volkallare anti-poaching camp (APC). We walked around the APC munching the fried chana dhal, simultaneously admiring the beauty of the nature.
It was 18.30 hrs. Got back into the safari van and headed towards our rooms. In the night I had another great sight; the shining bright stars in the deep dark night sky; a romantic view, which I really love seeing. After a short gathering and a subsequent dine we hit our bed at around 22.00 hrs.
Day 2 - 14th March 2004
Enjoying the enchanting dawn at Bandipur, we left for another safari at 07.00 hrs, to Madhumalai Wildlife Sanctuary. This sanctuary is situated across the boundary, in Tamil Nadu. The only specie we found there was a number of langoors. Our destination was the MGR tower, from where we could view the Moyar falls. Through the binoculars we could see some wild dogs quenching their thirst in the Moyar river flowing in the gorge. Admiring at the scenic beauty, we made our way back to our rooms.
After the breakfast at 10.30 hrs, we had the pleasure of experiencing the elephant ride. That was for the first time I was about to get on to the elephant back. Initially with a little panic, got fastened to the howdah. After an hour long ride, we got back to the rooms and got ready to hit the next spot.
We started at 12.00 hrs and reached Gopalswamy betta at 13.30 hrs. Devotees in the group got on with the pooja in the temple. Me, with rest of the people went round the place, saw the Inspection Bungalow and around. Finishing the lunch in the temple, we returned to Bandipur at 15.45 hrs.
For some while we relaxed there. I could very well make a comparison of the mechanical and hectic city life with the calm and pleasant life in forest. I wish I could go there time and again to feel the pristine nature. Heavy-heartedly we made our journey back to our hometown Bangalore at 17.45 hrs.


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Thursday, March 01, 2007
Did Jesus die for...
His friends or His enemies?
Were you His friend when He died for you?
Or were you His enemy?
Were you His friend when He died for you?
Or were you His enemy?
By Roland at 3/01/2007 12:17:00 PM
Labels: faith
5 comments:
- thimscool said...
What are you, Mr. Miagi?
Just don't tell me to wash your cars!
- Thu Mar 01, 03:08:00 PM CST
- Billiam said...
He died for us all. Some refuse to recognize that, sadly, to their detriment..
- Thu Mar 01, 04:16:00 PM CST
- PA Maverick said...
As usual, something special done by someone for someone else is not always appreciated -- what Jesus did in sacrificing Himself and making total forgiveness possible for us humans is appreciated by a few and rejected by the majority!
And a PS -- thanks, Roland, for stopping by my BLOG and leaving a comment or two!
- Sat Mar 03, 03:54:00 PM CST
- MikeT said...
You're asking a question without an easy answer. If it could be easily answered, there would be no Calvinist-Arminian divide.
- Mon Mar 05, 08:06:00 AM CST
- Roland said...
True Mike. But what is your take on it. You don't need to tell me. Just think about it.
- Mon Mar 05, 08:37:00 AM CST
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Bayern Munich could make a surprise move to end Granit Xhaka's disappointing spell at Arsenal, according to former Bayern manager Ottmar Hitzfeld.
"Bavaria certainly has Xhaka on the radar. Xhaka is always a topic of conversation for current top clubs and his development is not yet completed," he told German publication Bild.
Hitzfeld, who also coached Granit Xhaka during his time in charge of the Switzerland national team, says the 24-year-old midfielder has has enough quality to make the grade with the Bundesliga champions.
Xhaka's first season at Arsenal has been marred by disciplinary issues after picking up two red cards and eight bookings.


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Ladies and gentlemen, the future!
Ladies and gentlemen, the future!
It's better to show it.
Valuing Si
Demonstrative Ni
Fi and Ne/Si
Ignoring Fe
Se polr
Your function definitions are weird.
PS. Chris Crocker is not introverted, his energy levels are much higher (even if he is acting) than any introvert, much less IJ > IP. He is also not Fi-ego, I mean, seriously:
Does that look Fe-ignoring (for INFj) to you?
+ + extroverted.
ENTp as they come.
Did you watch the videos? I could have taken excepts and posted the important points but I'm lazy and I'd rather not do all the mental work. Most of them are really straight forward. But if you have any questions I would be glad to address them.Your function definitions are weird.
High levels of energy is not exclusive to extroverted types. And ENTp is a ridiculous typing. I don't understand how that video alone makes him an ENTp. It's too short and random for me to comment on.
Here is another Se polr example:
Fi valuing: The title of the first video says it all. Emotional independence. Fi, Si.
He wrote this in the description of his video.
More examples:Friends should be a shoulder to lean on, in times of need.. but when you're ALWAYS needing and when your head is constantly on their shoulder.. and when you can't function or be happy or content without their opinion, that is not STABLE. This video is about people who NEED to feel someone is controling them, because they don't know how to function unless someone is telling them what to do. They don't value their own opinion of themselves, or at all, so they look to others for happiness, support, and identity.
He talks a lot about relationships.
Where is the Fe-valuing in that video?It doesn't, it just shows you a fair bit of Fe-valuing. My ENTp typing is based on his overall persona. (I put EIE in the OP because I thought that was the common consensus but I've personally maintained Fe-valuing.)
They wouldn't overreact to it. The guy has more than 6 videos on violence. And in each and everyone one of them he says something like "it goes to show that people have lost their minds", "violence is like at an all time high", "what do you get out of it?", "this happens to celebrities too, like celebrities are getting attacked now?!" Total inexperience and dislike of Se matters.What would be the alternative? What would an SLE or ILE say in this situation, "It was totally awesome that Avril Lavigne was beat up by five guys"?
Just ran across this one, existentialistcat: ESI
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EC seems too fragile(and cerebral), in both personality and physicality for ESI. More likely EII, but definitely INxx.
An ILI at rest tends to remain at rest
and an ILI in motion is probably not an ILI
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Fidei Defensor
Goodness, she's got a BIG kitty cat.
lacigreen: SLE
amazingatheist: IEI
existentialistcat: IEI
patcondell: LSI
howtheworldworks: ILI
Capitalism is the belief that the rich don't work hard when they don't earn enough, and that the poor don't work hard when they earn too much.
I would say LSI-Se for Angry Grandpa.
No. I do not type soul mates.
God is most glorified when we are most satisfied in Him.
- John Piper
Socionics -
ISFp? Bitch be funny yo.
The can't-see-two-fucking-seconds-in-the-future type.
soulmate really ?
ESFJ or ISFP
nice tits, yo
Alpha SF
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lol!! She is not ESFj. They would never do such a thing. Yes they can be dumb but not about stuff like that. I think she's not alpha SF. She might be ENTj.
Nah, I dunno.
IEI-Fe 4w3
ESE sounds about right. On another note...inside voices, please.
Time spent with cats is time well spent.
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I want to hand her a Lady's Chick.
Some youtubers I've ended up typing by accident - updated with new additions from this thread.
Vsauce - ILE 9w1 sp/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJhgZBn-LHg
iJustine - ILE-Ne so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj7W2FmfY4g
sweetandtastyTV - Ne-ILE sx/sp - http://youtube;JDGPyWYEZqI]https://w...?v=JDGPyWYEZqI
Jaclyn Hill - ILE-Ti sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKz_2ScmjUs
iDubbbzTV (Content Cop) - ILE-Ti sx/sp 6w5 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4XahX7cuU8
PewDiePie - ESE 7w6 sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRyPjRrjS34
Joe Santagato - ESE-Si 7w6 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T1B-l9RPaQ
Stepanka - ESE-Fe 2w3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTqvcR8q4EY
Boxxybabee - ESE-Fe - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yavx9yxTrsw
grav3yardgirl - ESE so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFMQcQtzmsk
Rob Dyke - SEI-Si sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H1vmfpUHso
Rachel Whitehurst - SEI so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY1aq6lx4ak
Blonde in the Belly of the Beast - SEI 1w9 so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8E3VjkSDqo
Lauren Southern - SEI 3w2 so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssvqaf3gdw
Mikefalzone - SEI-Si 9w8 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCVQ0lExYnI
Fred - SEI-Fe - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvxZrypnW2E
Marzia Cutiepie - LII sp/sx 1w2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43KZRUhioLc
CrazyRussianHacker - LII-Ti 3w2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXycnnBnAr8
The Amazing Atheist - LII sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2KPeMcYsuc
Styxhexenhammer666 - Ti-LII (sx/so 1w2?) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzeOxv5dLpg
Charisma on Command - Alpha Introvert 9w8 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjES8831wKc
Martin Sellner GI - LII 9w8 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwiWmqz16Uw
Schubes17 - EIE-Fe 3w4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD7zKwVZxR4
Vic Dibitetto - EIE-Fe 1w9 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NWcw6_mxcs
Onision - EIE-Ni 3w4 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMlgvzVTDmA
The White Rose - EIE 9w1 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpaWtrEqga0
JennaMarbles - EIE 7w6 sp/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GllzcaPXTeA
Chris Crocker - EIE 7w6 sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8hmM2kHFoM
Turnah81 - LSI-Ti sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIbkLjjlMV8
TravieBASED - LSI-Se sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UauEaw7mKZk
Nicole Arbour - LSI-Se sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXFgNhyP4-A
Tessa Violet (MeekaKitty) - IEI-Fe - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK8cgZKHXdo
Lauren Rose - IEI (9?) so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cnyPwAuVLo
nicepeterToo - IEI-Fe so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0OfP34QRzw
EeOneGuy - IEI-Fe so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxVIGqeAqAA
BelowtheRadar-AbovetheSystem - IEI-Ni 9w1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW0kxOXXFRM
Count Dankula - IEI-Ni 9w1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VDfcrDHvzE
Savannah Brown - IEI-Ni so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6CCePrJlaU
Hodgetwins - SLE-Ti 8w7 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1a4JAh7KwG4
Hasan Piker - SLE-Se 7w8 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87sVTR0UDUA
Shooterwilliamson - SLE 7w6 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYUcYENxPAo
Lu & Byrne "my roomate the" - IEI-Fe and SLE-Ti - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvhqPTQGQVQ
Julia Nunes - SEE sp/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kBQ8DgkyFk
karen straughan (girlwriteswhat) - SEE-Fi 6w5 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h97RsyEAPk0
Spartanlifecoach - SEE-Fi 3w4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPmv9_UYpxo
Joshua French - SEE-Fi 3w4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4mbbUIy4yo
Beautybyjosiek - SEE 3w2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVFz9SQ43Q
TVFilthyFrank - SEE-Fi 9w8 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6iefP8lf3o
Tana Mongeau - SEE sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGoIcuCf4us
Teal Swan - SEE 7w8 sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6fXUPhrq7I
TJ M (LXPilot) - ILI-Te 9w1 sp/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTbaDIj8j8M
Vasili / Cetanu the INTJ - ILI-Ni 5w6 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUT2rEuBjx8
Elliot Hulse - LIE so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mD9UFYBUnU
Existentialistcat - ESI 3w4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyEgKgQQDVg
Sara K - ESI so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLLdxuBRVVw
RedHeadRedemption - ESI 9w8 sx/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EGWd9QrBqo
KevOnStage - ESI 9w8 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsDw0ZD_b5I
Angry Foreigner - ESI 1w9 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KSJY0c8QWw
Vegan Gains - ESI 1w2 sp/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP0NRgDhrfY
AwakenWithJP - IEE 9w1 so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBdnyrzq96s
jussttom - IEE 2w3 sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iaNmI-rE_c
SupDaily06 - IEE 6w7 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVmDu2QqJCs
Brother Nathanael - IEE 7w6 sp/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGRET8c7xNw
Tobuscus - IEE-Ne - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg9rE2KsHwo
Joey Graceffa - IEE-Ne 3w4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZDNX7PWsg0
+100500 - IEE-Ne 7w6 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AycRRdQ5abM
* John Green - EII - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxz-IBgeDHc
* Hank Green - SLI - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-5DX4XqtUI
Catrific - SLI (Joey - IEE) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usZEgg9x0vI
KSI (KSIOlajidebt) - IEE-Ne 7w8 so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxuJ3RosR80
LeafyIsHere - EII-Ne 1w2 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeBP2Sau0Ig
JoshuaDTV - Joshua and Colleen - EII and ILI couple - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDulvyQydcg
Laina - LSE so/sp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYkdGrbwWZU
Albinwonderland - LSE sx/so - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1NZOwvavk8
Veedu Vidz - Si-SLI 3w2 so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpXLdJyhsgk
johnbcrist - Si-SLI so/sx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRR_OPE1tpw
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Could it be nearly spring? It sure felt like it today with temps in the low 60s. After a very cold, record-breaking snow filled winter, it seems almost too good to be true. The kids (Haley and Dylan) and I took the day off of school, practiced various instruments, then headed to the State Park for a long walk on a very muddy, slosh in the mud kind of trail! We had a great time!
Newt experienced his first day of wishing he were home rather than at school. The rest of us will do school this evening...one of the benefits of homeschooling.


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Dont worry, i think that this is the slipperiest f zero game i've ever played, so the other f zero games are not as slippery. the trick in this game it to keep tapping a at sharp turns. hope that helps
is a the breack? i changed the controlls.
when do i have boosts? i dont see a bar for that
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6ch6ris6 wrote:
jibberldd5 wrote:
Dont worry, i think that this is the slipperiest f zero game i've ever played, so the other f zero games are not as slippery. the trick in this game it to keep tapping a at sharp turns. hope that helps
is a the breack? i changed the controlls.
when do i have boosts? i dont see a bar for that
Keep tapping accelerate. Also, the boost meter is on the bottom right corner. Whenever you complete a lap, you get 1 boost. To use the boost, press l and r at the same time. Just read the manual that comes with the game...
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You get one boost after every lap and I think its represented by a small S on the screen which you can have three at the most of at one time.
and yeah, this isn't a game where you just hold the accelerator down and steer. You really have to let go or tap the accelerator during turns.
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I'm throwing my money at the screen but nothing happens!
I really can't get into this or the Mario Kart game...in fact, I kind of hate them
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Tapping the accelerate button ain't too bad... but I can't get out of the habit of just stomping on the gas and whizzing it, like every other F-Zero game. This and MK are gonna take me a while to adjust to...
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I have yet to figure out how to use the turbo. For a sixteen bit game, it actually looks better than the NES-like original SNES game.
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Played only one race so far. Have been played the SNES one a good bit lately. This GBA one though, does not seem to turn very well from what I played of it. Kept slamming into walls. Once I figure it out I should really like it though.
The best Fzero by far is the Gamecube one though. That game was too overlooked in my opinion. I wish they would give us a new F-zero game...with Captain Falcon too.
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I feel really bad. I haven't even gotten round to this one yet as I'm still replaying Zelda Minish Cap. I did play Mario Vs. Dk and enjoyed it up until I couldn't stay up anymore last night. LOL. Loving these games! Look forward to trying this one out soon, though I remember the original F-Zero.
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Never played this before today, and have to say i'm not feeling it. I probably just need to get the hang of it a bit more, but it's pretty "meh" to me right now.
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I'll say more later when I spend more time on it but it's got bad turns. My brother says he loves it and cleared it already, lol.
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I love F-zero. This one is really weird though. Usually I'm good at the games but I suck at this one. I just don't really like how you turn. It's pretty overly hard. I'm getting use to it and the game is fun but geez. This is hard. I love F-zero X. This one, I like. Nothing more. Nothing less.
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I don't know the plot of F Zero too much but I have two questions.
One: What is this "Great Accident" they speak of?
Two: Wasn't this game made Non-Canon by Nintendo?
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What it does?
Gammabright Mod is an advanced brightness and fullbright mod for Minecraft. Once toggled, it adjusts the in-game gamma setting (the brightness) which lights up everything in the game; blocks, mobs, entities? Gammabright modifies the same value that the brightness slider under ?Video Settings? controls. However, the brightness slider is very limited to how much it can adjust the gamma. Gammabright can go
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Korean Horror Weekend: Bloody Reunion and Hansel & Gretel
The recurrence of rabbit imagery in the Korean films I've seen recently prompted me to go on a little investigation. (One of the main characters in I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK wears a helmet with bunny ears, the killer in Bloody Reunion wears a child's rabbit mask, and the house in Hansel and Gretel is decorated with disconcerting rabbit portraits and stuffed animals.) This is what I found out: the rabbit, as I should have remembered, is one of the animals on the zodiac, and many Asian countries describe the patterns on the moon as resembling a rabbit, whereas we see the Man in the Moon. The creature's importance as a symbol dates back to a Buddhist tale in which a rabbit sacrifices himself to feed a hungry beggar (who is actually a heavenly ruler in disguise), and as a reward for his generosity, he is taken to live in heaven (the moon).
So how does this knowledge inform my comprehension of today's films? Not one bit! It's a nice little piece of trivia to have, though. As my source points out, "The rabbit's familiar role as a protagonist in Korean folklore says something about the personality traits that are valued in Korean culture. Time after time, the animal is portrayed as docile and smart, witty and creative." Maybe the use of rabbit imagery in the horror films is meant to be ironic, since the characters are far from being either docile or generous.
In my first blog post about Korean movies, I noted that the films tend to be on the longer side. Bloody Reunion, however, being only an hour and a half long, won me over by its remarkable efficiency of storytelling. We first see a beloved elementary school teacher who is very pregnant. While she sits on a rock watching her pupils at recess, blood begins to run down her leg; something is wrong. She gives birth to a child we are meant to understand is hideously deformed. Years pass and the child's defects drive a wedge between husband and wife. In horror and shame, the father commits suicide – hanging himself in front of his son.
This all happens within the first two minutes of the film. Economical. The rest of Bloody Reunion clips along at a nice pace, as it develops its characters and sets up the story. After the opening, we skip to a point near the end when police discover a basement full of mutilated bodies and go to the hospital to question the only two survivors of a horrific massacre: the aging, unconscious mother/teacher who is now dying of cancer, and her meek, shell-shocked caretaker who was once her student. She explains to the police what happened and most of the movie that follows is a flashback that shows her version of events:
Knowing that the teacher is close to the end of her life, the caretaker has decided to arrange a reunion at the house with a handful of former students who are all grown up now. As each student arrives, we get some great shorthand characterization. There's the sad-sack former athlete cut down by injury, the plastic surgery-obsessed glamour-puss who used to be fat, the sensitive "shy guy" who lurks, the troubled and rebellious loner, and the seemingly well-adjusted couple who have overcome poverty and are engaged to be married. As each character interacts with their old mentor, it becomes clear that she wasn't exactly a beloved schoolmistress, after all. In fact, she was kind of a mean bitch who physically and emotionally abused them throughout their childhoods in ways that very much shape and haunt their adult lives. One by one, the pupils confront their teacher about the various ways she ruined their lives, and then the carnage starts. Someone in a bunny mask starts killing the partiers one at a time, in extremely gruesome, albeit unrealistic, ways.
Is the killer the disfigured son who has come back to take revenge on the kids who once reviled him? Or is it the "shy guy" who took pity on the son and wants to punish his unsympathetic classmates? Or is it something else entirely? Probably one of those things! I won't spoil the ending except to say that the movie really pulls the rug out from under the viewer, for better or for worse. For such a short movie, there are a lot of plot twists and weird structural reversals. The big reveal didn't really work (for me) and left a lot of unanswered questions, as well as making some unsatisfying revisions to the first two-thirds of the movie. Setting that aside, though, I was still pretty impressed by the narrative risks that were taken.
The other horror movie I watched, Hansel and Gretel, eschewed the grimy, gory aesthetic of Bloody Reunion for a bright fairy tale world. The stream offered on Netflix is pretty terrible, giving all movement a drunken, glitchy look, and subtitles are only provided if you watch it via computer. But if you can overlook the obnoxious streaming quality, the movie is absolutely gorgeous to look at. The house in the forest where most of the action takes place looks like a set out of a Wes Anderson movie: all soft blues, greens, yellows, and reds with quirky wallpaper, printed upholstery, and books and toys everywhere. The movie falls only one step short of being a Doctor Seuss book. The rabbit motif is present in almost every scene. The walls are adorned with cheerful (but creepy) paintings of people wearing animal masks (or are they animals doing human things?). Sometimes there are actual rabbit masks hanging on the wall, stuffed rabbits that seem to cover every surface in the house, and a rabbit cartoon that plays on a loop on TV.
The plot is relatively simple: a young man has a wreck on an isolated country road and a little girl takes him back to her family's house so that he can get his bearings. He spends the night recuperating with the family, a mother and father with three children – two girls and a boy – and notices something a little off about them. The parents are chipper but nervous, while the children are too serious and knowing. The next day, he sets off through the woods to return to the road where his accident occurred, except that the forest is a magical labyrinth that sends him right back to the house. From that point, things get increasingly weird as the parents disappear and the children beg him not to leave them alone. Mystical forces (and a whole lot of guilt trips from the kids) conspire to keep him at the house. These "angelic" children are not what they seem.
A lot of the reviewers on Netflix have raised a question about the intended audience for this film. General creepiness and graphic scenes of child abuse make Hansel and Gretel too intense for younger viewers, but the fairy tale qualities, while creating an unnerving disconnect between visual cheeriness and dark emotional drama, kind of kills the suspense for older viewers. (I will note, however, that an early scene of long black hair spilling through the opening to the attic triggered my Ringu-induced PTSD. Shudder.) The movie is too long and might have benefited from cutting a lot of the push and pull between the protagonist's attempts to leave and the children's pleas for him to stay. After the fiftieth time he tells them that he has to get back to his dying mother and his pregnant girlfriend, and the children just pout (evilly) and say "You hate us! Why do you want to leave so badly! You're just like all the other grown-ups!" my only response was to roll my eyes and pray that something new would happen.
The lead actor, Chun Jung-myung, is totally adorable, but his character is too passive to be interesting. Instead of panicking or getting angry about his situation, he sort of accepts all the weird shit that happens with a weary resignation and tries to reason patiently with the hellspawn. The child actors are all pretty remarkable at keeping up with the tonal shifts that require them to be sweet, then creepy, then vulnerable, then creepy again. And the late addition of a deliriously unhinged deacon played by Park Hee-soon provides an entertaining bit of scenery chewing.
It may sound like I have a lot of complaints about this movie, but I liked it. I've never seen anything quite like it, either in style or storytelling, and I regret not watching it on disc so that I could fully engage with the visual richness. It sags in the middle, becoming repetitive, but there's enough interesting stuff in there to make it worth a look.
Bloody Reunion (also called To Sir, With Love)
Hansel and Gretel
Review: I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK (2006)
Director Park Chan-wook makes films that are stylish, brutal, funny and surprisingly touching. He is best known for his 2003 cult classic Oldboy, which is part of a thematically (but not narratively) connected "Vengeance Trilogy," alongside Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Lady Vengeance. More recently, he used his bloody aesthetic to put a new twist on the vampire genre with Thirst in 2009.
I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK, which was released after the trilogy but before Thirst, is a kinder, gentler affair, but still has Park's characteristic bite underneath the candy-coated exterior. The story follows Young-goon, a girl in a mental institution who refuses to eat because she believes she is a cyborg. She talks to vending machines, meditates on the simple pragmatism of a boiler, and "recharges" with a battery between her index fingers. I'm a Cyborg would rest comfortably beside the work of Michel Gondry, with its romance between two damaged souls, quirky peripheral characters, and brightly-colored fantasy sequences with flying and singing.
If this all sounds a little too cute, you should know that the film opens with Young-goon slitting open her wrist so that she can insert wires into the wound; in the moments that follow, she gets electrocuted when she tries to plug herself in. Park lets us know right away that, even though this movie is whimsical, he's not fucking around.
The movie focuses on another inhabitant of the hospital, Il-sun, a young man who wears masks, hops around like a bunny, believes he is vanishing, and proclaims himself anti-social. Although he claims to have no sympathy or care for anyone – and he does seem adept at manipulating the other patients' delusions – he develops an interest in Young-goon and works desperately to convince her to eat before she dies of starvation.
(Tangent: I just learned that the actor who plays Il-sun is a very popular Korean pop star. That's so exciting! He's called Rain! And apparently he was also in Ninja Assassin, which I have not seen. But he is kind of fucking adorable in I'm a Cyborg, so I can see why all the girls would swoon for him.)
The way the film deals with mental illness is interesting, but potentially exploitative. The patients all seem to be relatively harmless (Young-goon's violent revenge fantasies notwithstanding) and mostly happy, making hospitals seems like quirk-fests full of zany and colorful characters. We have the woman who believes her "magic socks" can make her fly, the girl who yodels in her von Trapp fantasy, and a guy who walks backwards and apologizes for everything. For each person in this film, insanity is not so much a defect, but simply a world of his or her own making that happens to be at odds with the "normal" world. I'm kind of okay with the "quirkiness" of mental illness as presented here because, even though a lot of scenes are played for comedy, the the film presents the characters as they want to see themselves; Park treats them with sympathy and takes their desires seriously.
Il-sun may be the least crazy of them all because he seems to understand that the craziness, including his own, all comes down to world-building – which is why he's so good at infiltrating everyone else's world. He can make other people believe what he wants them to believe through the power of suggestion, and in the case of saving Young-goon from starvation, he convinces her to believe what she needs to believe in order to survive.
Verdict: CHARMING AS FUCK
This Month: South Korean Films
Once October ended, I briefly debated whether I should continue writing about horror but then decided that I could experiment with dedicating each month to different types of films. Right now I'm on a Korean movie kick. Korean movies seem to segue nicely away from horror, with their wicked flare for gore and busting taboos.
I don't really know a whole lot about Korean culture, and I'm definitely not a film scholar, but I know that South Korea has had something of a cinematic golden age in the last decade or so, producing interesting and globally successful directors like Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook. Bong is most well-known for the popular monster movie The Host, and Park for his cult-favorite Oldboy. Park in particular has gotten a lot of attention stateside recently, with Spike Lee beginning production on an American remake of Oldboy and Park himself debuting his first Hollywood film, Stoker, which releases early next year and stars Nicole Kidman.
It's hard to say what draws me to Korean movies. They provide a nice alternative to the American aesthetic, with new cultural mores, twisty-turny plots, and run-times that can often try your patience (the 80-minute movie doesn't seem to have caught on over there). But like a lot of American films (especially indies), they don't hold anything back, whether it's an unflinching kitchen-sink character drama or an action film with all the explicit sex and violence you can stomach. At least, that's what I've observed so far.
The move from writing about horror to writing about Korean films is a little daunting. Horror is a genre I've grown up with and I've watched more scary movies than I could ever count; I'm very familiar and comfortable with the genre conventions. I've watched a decent amount of Korean movies, too, more than the average person, but not quite enough to make any coherent, intelligent statement about what defines these films, culturally or stylistically. A month won't make me an expert, but I hope to start seeing some patterns.
These are the movies I have seen. The next ones on my to-watch list are I'm a Cyborg, But That's Okay and Joint Security Area (both films by Park) Feel free to suggest others that aren't on the list that are worth tracking down:
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
Lady Vengeance
Barking Dogs Never Bite
Memories of Murder
The Host
Antarctic Journal
The Housemaid
Secret Sunshine
Treeless Mountain
A Tale of Two Sisters
I Saw the Devil
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Interesting angle to take. One look at the comments section shows that the State agents are out in force on this one. It reads like "nothing to see here just move on". Catchy tune if that's the type of music you are into. Warning not a Black Shirt to be seen.
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Flower power
There is something about having fresh flowers in the house that is extremely uplifting. They breathe life into a room and almost upgrade its personality to more jovial heights. Lady Bird Johnson wrote: "Where flowers bloom, so does hope". I love that sentiment.
When H came over a few days ago she brought a beautiful bouquet of flowers with her. I am still learning my way around my new Nikon D90 but I am proud of this shot for its framing and the dazzling combination of colors. This was taken on auto setting so certainly no genius on my part. I have so much to learn…
Meet the French "cookie"
This blog seems to be unintentionally morphing into a photo-baking blog. The purpose after all was to discover myself and the things I enjoy and these two pasttimes (baking & phography) are certainly ranking on the top of that list. After all, opening my own bakery has always been a dream. If I do not tire of this amateur side-profession I am currently pursuing (as I typically tend to), perhaps it is time to reawaken the sleeping beauty that is my dormant business plan and to reactivate those ideas.
As a departure from the American baking I have done over the past few weeks and in memory of my recent days in Paris, I decided to try my hand at the famous interpretation of the French "cookie" – the Madelaine.
France's incredibly popular Madelaine is a scallop-shaped tea cake that is in fact nothing too out of the ordinary – just a light, buttery, spongy yellow cake easily identified by its unique shape. But, as is the case with most French foods, there is no doubt a charming history to accompany this delicacy.
There are several different versions surrounding who made the first madeleines and why. In one version, Madeleine was a young servant girl who had been requested to create a special treat for Stanislas Leczinski, the deposed king of Poland who had sought refuge in France in the 17th century. Special cakes were supposedly made to soothe the spirits of the poor unwanted king and when asked who had baked these wonderful delicacies, she gave him her name and so he decided to name them after the young maiden: Madelaine de Commercy. It is said that Stanislas was so fond of these madelaines he sent a dozen to his daughter Marie who was married to King Louis XV. Madelaines were hence popularized by the nobility in Versailles and have grown to become of mass appeal.
In a different version of the story, another girl, also aptly named Madeleine created the special cakes in the shape of a scallop to feed to pilgrims making their way to Saint Jacques' burial site. The scallop shell was a sign of protection which has long been associated with Saint Jacques in France.
Whatever the true origins of this treat, both stories carry much whimsy and evoke strong history. Today, Madelaines can be found in most French or Parisian bakeries or patisseries and while they started as a basic lemon-flavored cake, they have evolved to many different flavors and colors: pistachio, chocolate, orange… Most famous for them is Fauchon, the fabulous French brand.
My Madelaines – fresh out of the oven.
They turned out to be just perfect. Spongy, buttery and bursting with flavor from the lemon zest. Unfortunately this batch produced only 10 large-sized Madelaines.
Note to self to double the quantity next time!
Bon appetit!
A birthday surprise
The vanilla cupcake has become a regular staple in our kitchen lately. I baked my third batch in 2 weeks the night before last. These were particularly special because I was finally able to reward H for her 1-year of patience waiting for the cupcakes she had requested, but even moreso because I turned it into a surprise belated birthday given I had missed her celebration when I was in Beirut last month. The look on her face was priceless and rewarded the giddyness I felt all day yesterday as I plotted and schemed and purchased candles and gifts to set everything up.
H's favorite cupcake – the vanilla frosted vanilla – happy birthday!
On other fronts, life has been good to me lately. I am exhausted this week due to much lack of sleep but work has been good, I've been managing my workload valiantly and juggling a healthy balance of work and life. On matters of the heart, we recently started video skype sessions that i never imagined would be such an amazing way of bridging the distance. I have grown to love those sessions and him more.
I feel blessed and grateful for so much. Thank-you God.
A baking disaster…
I baked again yesterday. What a disaster that turned out to be and it's driving me nuts because I cant figure out what went wrong. I decided to make cookies as a refreshing change from the cupcakes Ive taken to baking lately. I settled on a classic chocolate chip cookie with walnuts. They turned out to be flat and crispy at the edges, so far from the moist, dense, chewy chunky cookie I envisaged. They tasted incredible but looked absolutely awful. Why didnt they rise!?
Chocolate Chip cookies – ready to enter the oven
First batch out of the oven – a flat disaster!
My first reaction was that I had made the cookie dough drops too big and they therefore had no room to grow so I spaced them out more and shrunk the cookie dough drops for the second batch and surely that helped…
Second batch – defined cookies but still flat!!
but the BIG question remains: why didn't they rise? Why did I end up with cookies that were chewy on the inside and crispy around the edges? Why did they look burnt when they tasted incredible?
Is it something to do with the chemistry of the baking soda with the moist ingredients? Did I over mix the batter? If any bakers out there have any knowledge of what I did wrong, please let me know!
The faliure of these simple cookies was a blow to my (amateur) bakers ego. I will not let this go until I have produced the perfect chocolate chip cookie.
Ideas, suggestions and comments are very welcome.
What's your word?
I've been thinking about "Eat Pray Love" a lot lately. I have the tendency to get a tad bit obsessive when I am drawn to something and this book has been at the top of that obsession list although it's probably been a year since I read it. For those who are unfamiliar with the book, I found it to be a treasure trove of insights and amazing words that you want to remember and quote – so much so that I have dog-eared a good chunk of the pages in it. What has gotten me thinking is the scene set in Rome when they refer to each city or person as having a word. In the movie, Julia Roberts eventually discovers that her word is "Attraversiamo" – Italian for "let's cross over". A woman who left everything behind to travel the world for a year in search of herself. She found not only herself but friendship, love and balance. Sometimes you need to take a crazy leap of faith and to go down the more difficult road to find the best things in life.
Perhaps the biggest learning for me was that our perception of balance is often skewed as she learns is the case for her towards the end of the story. My favorite quote in the whole book is that "to lose balance for love sometimes is part of leading a balanced life". And what greater imbalance is there than to welcome the gushing emotions of love into your life, whatever crazy imbalances they may cause.
Do you know what your word is?
(For those who havent yet read the book or seen the movie, choose the book. It is rich in words and emotions and is incredibly contagious.)
Making changes, taking chances
In honor of my blog theme, I am thrilled to announce that I am the proud new owner of a professional Nikon D90 camera! This purchase brings me great joy because I can finally pursue one of my favorite pastimes: capturing moments. I must admit that despite the fact that I secretly enjoy being the subject of a camera, I take genuine pleasure in hiding behind a viewfinder, with the lens as my window to the world, constructing the perfect frame and making a memory. I have always been the friend in the circle that 'remembers' her camera (dont know how one could forget it!) at special occasions, while travelling and even on an everyday basis. I feel somewhat privileged because I have access to so many memories made over so many years that immediately grant me a memory advantage over others. Through the photos I have taken I feel as though I have frozen moments in time.
I am enjoying playing with my new toy. Here are a few photos I took using the D90 after baking a new batch of cupcakes last night. Once again, vanilla frosted vanilla cupcakes. I love the crispness and color of these photos vs those of my last baking post. They breathe more life.
Freshly baked
With vanilla frosting
Vanilla frosted cupcakes ready to eat!
What do you think of the photos?
I am loving the exploration of these two interests and am committed to pursuing them further. I am signing up for a professional photography class in early August. In the meantime, I will continue to experiment with my baking and to take beautiful food pictures.
I'd also like to take a moment to say please forgive the negativity of my last post. I was feeling deflated after my dental procedure and the overall stress of my week. I will no longer let silly things pull me down and my new motto is the old cliched adage that where there's a will there's a way. Today we had our first Skype call. Long-distance may be trying but it's not impossible. After all, the best things in life require the most work. Or so he says. *smile*
A travelers soul…
I have come to discover that I have eternal wanderlust. My heart is unable to settle in one place. I have the constant urge to be on the move and to be discovering. My inability to commit extends to many facets of my life Im discovering. This has been an emotionally difficult week for me. With the stress of yesterdays appointment (thank God all went well) and just the overall feeling of anxiety connected to the long-distance relationship I am in, I feel exhausted and alone. I am finding myself in the usual place I run to a few months into a relationship – the need to escape. Is this trend a fault of my own? Do I create illusions in my head that prompt me to run? Or am I finally accepting the reality that it is difficult to build a relationship over 1000 miles apart? I watched "Eat, Pray, Love" again yesterday while exercizing my required bed rest and I feel the urge to go on the same journey of self discovery that Liz Gilbert did. Am I fooling myself into thinking that a blog and new hobbies will do that for me. I am still in the same environment, surrounded by the same daily pressures, the same work stress and the same lack of balance. I am desperate for an escape and for clarity and I know not how to find it.
September will bring some form of salvation as we make our way to Europe for a much needed family vacation. August I hope, with the arrival of Ramadan, will allow me to practice some spirituality and to find peace of mind and peace of heart. Until then I battle internal conflict. People say the answers are all within but it seems that I am either unable to reach the core of me to find these answers or that I am truly blind.
For this reason, I have decided to consult a greater power. The art of Reiki.
The "apple" tree
I stumbled across this online and fell in love with it. What a lovely way of describing the difficulties of finding the sacrosanct 'one'. I wonder if its better to be a low hanging fruit than an amazing one thats very hard to reach. Funny how karma works, the rotten apples usually have an easier life and a happier ever after than the amazing apples whose suffrage resides in the knowledge and reality that much effort is required to find and keep them. May we all find and keep tall guys who can easily "pick" us from the very top, place us on a pedestal and treat us right.
Summertime and the living is easy…
This has turned out to be exactly the weekend I needed. Restful. After the travelling of the past two weekends, and the stressful meetings of last week, my mind, body and soul finally got a chance to rest. Not as much as I would have liked but enough to feel somewhat renewed. I noticed earlier this afternoon that alot of my weekend has happened in twos. I sat by the pool both yesterday and today, watched two movies and had a burger twice (me! the junk food hater!) – Gourmet Burger & Shake Shack. I cant believe I lived in New York City for 4 years and was oblivious to the existance of Shake Shack! Yum!
Being a stickler for efficiency and a self-confessed loser at wasting time, this weekend has been particularly rewarding because I was able to rest AND be extremely efficient… I managed to cross three things off my to-do list that have resided there for at least 3-4 months: 1. I finally renewed my drivers license (over 2 months expired!) 2. I finally hung up the three frames I bought months ago (beautiful! love my new bedroom) and 3. I FINALLY baked those cupcakes for H! (a year late request!). I havent baked in a while and this morning reminded me how much I enjoy the process and the rewards of seeing raw ingredients transform into heavenly delights. I must say that these are probably the best tasting cupcakes I have made. I made a few changes to the frosting that kicked up the yum factor significantly.
(Vanilla cupcakes fresh out of the oven)
(Frosted and decorated)
Now here's the bummer. My intention with these cupcakes was to surprise H at work. The always reliable H who picks up the phone without fail and answers BBM messages faster than you can believe happened to have a busy day today! I could neither reach her through messages or by phone and after much effort and patience, my baby bro received a special cupcake delivery that put a huge smile on his face! At least I managed to tickle someones tastebuds! What this means however is that point 3 above is back on the to-do list! Whether or not I had to bake them for H, this is definitely something I want to further enjoy and explore. Look out for more baking experiments and lots of photos.
It is not very often that a book touches me and so I felt compelled to share this with you. I finished the book this morning sitting poolside in ridiculously hot temperatures and it is still top of mind. This is usually a positive sign as it is rare that I reflect over a book I have finished for long. Perhaps I am somewhat biased being a Palestinian girl with no country to call my own, still I am a huge fan of foreign films in general (although I'm not sure this classifies as such for me, given its in my native mother tongue!) nonetheless, it has been shown at several film festivals including the 2010 Venice Film Festival and the 2010 Cannes Film Festival and has garnered a lot of acclaim from movie critics the world over. I saw the premiere of the movie at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival last October and was very lucky to meet both Rula Jebreal (the author) as well as Frieda Pinto (who plays Miral in the movie) before reading the book.
Miral is a compelling and incredibly touching true-story set in Jerusalem in the days of the Intifada. The backdrop of the story alone is so beautifully captured it managed to successfully transport me back there to relive the beautiful white stone houses, the hustle and bustle of The Old City and the beautiful Mount of Olives. How stunning my Jerusalem is. The book begins with Miral's mother Nadia as a young girl who we learn was sexually abused as a child and fled home at a very young age throwing herself into dangerous and ethically questionable professions to make a living. Miral loses her mother at a very young age and is sent by her father to Dar El Tifl, an orphanage started and run by the legendary Hind Al-Husseini whose plight to serve the women of her country began as a gesture of kindness – after the first Israeli-Arab war of 1948 – and lasted her whole life as she urged the girls she took in to choose education over conflict. As Miral witnesses the effects of the Israeli campaigns against the intifada, she draws closer to the political fringes, finally choosing to join the struggle in full and falling for the man who helped her become more actively involved. She exposes the truths about living through war, the hard-to-accept realities of the refugee camps where time is forgotten and alot of passion for a cause that is dear to many peoples hearts.
There are few novels that showcase such a personal conflict in such depth and complexity. She is a brave story-teller and gives an honest portrayal of the daily difficulties and loss of innocence of growing up in a hostile environment that continues to break the Palestinians down every day.
May we one day have the right to return to our Holy Land so that our children can experience what we never had a chance to. A country. An anthem. The familiarity of a place. The sense of belonging. (Ya rab)…


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