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The Most Underrated YA Franchise of All Time Deserves a TV Reboot
As film studios desperately seek their next fantasy franchise, churning out possible successors to Harry Potter and The Hunger Games, Game of Thrones stands alone as one of the few fantasy series to have successfully been adapted for the small screen. While source material as rich as GoT's isn't easy to come by, there's one fantasy saga that would make an excellent prestige cable drama, and it is practically begging for a reboot.
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, about two children, Will and Lyra, navigating parallel universes to defeat a mysterious enemy, was a critical darling, a miniature cultural phenomenon and a best-seller throughout the late '90s and early '00s. All the ingredients for success are there: a gripping plot, iconic characters and an innovative and fully realized fantasy universe. The first book in the trilogy, The Golden Compass, was adapted for the screen in 2007, but it wasn't done right. The feature film, starring Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig, failed to live up to U.S. box office expectations, got lackluster reviews and was boycotted by Christian groups for its anti-religion views. The sequels, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, never got made.
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The problem was not the message or the material, but the medium. Pullman agrees, and after seeing television's ability to tackle complex stories, Pullman seems swayed by the notion of giving it another shot. "I'm quite tempted by the idea of doing it as a 24-part TV series like Game of Thrones," he said in a 2012 interview with Mother Jones. "It doesn't need the scale of the movie screen, it needs the length of a TV series." Here's why Pullman is right, and The Golden Compass would make the perfect successor to GoT.
It's a world as captivating and complex as Westeros: Pullman's trilogy, set in a series of overlapping universes — some fantastical, some resembling our own — is a tour de force of world building. It includes traces of science fiction, with ideas culled from cosmology, theology and particle physics, alongside fantastical elements such as witches and armored polar bears. Much like GoT, it anchors these otherworldly elements in a set of strong, diverse human characters, from a Texan hot-air-balloon pilot to a Gypsy lord, as well as two of the most dastardly and complex villains to ever appear in young adult literature. Taken together, these elements form a landscape easily as immersive and engrossing as Westeros or Middle Earth.
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Another fascinating feature of Pullman's world — and one of the most beloved elements of the books — is that every character in Lyra's universe has a dæmon, an animal alter ego that reflects their personality, kind of like a living, breathing Patronus. Just imagine if every time a new character on your favorite show was introduced, a corresponding adorable animal was also introduced. People went nuts for Ser Pounce on Game of Thrones and he was only in one episode.
It has a serious crossover YA audience: His Dark Materials was a legitimate crossover hit — like Harry Potter, it was one of those series that had special covers so adults wouldn't be embarrassed reading it on the subway — and a TV adaptation has the potential to land in that sweet spot where the Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games audiences converge. In Lyra Belacqua, the series has a plucky heroine to rival Katniss: a headstrong, unconventional young adult with a cool nickname (Silvertongue) and the fate of the free universe resting on her shoulders (obviously). In addition to being an epic fantasy quest and coming-of-age story, the books are also a great love story. Lyra's relationship with Will, the protagonist of book two, forms a series-spanning romance far more tragic and fraught than anything from Twilight.
It's a controversy made for cable: Back in 2007, Christian groups boycotted the film for its perceived anti-religious message. They weren't exactly being paranoid: The books center on Will and Lyra's fight against a shadowy, authoritarian organization called "the Magisterium," based on the Catholic Church, and their quest to destroy its ruling deity, "the Authority," based on, well, you know. After all the backlash, it seems New Line Cinema got spooked and opted not to continue with sequels.
But on TV, the series wouldn't have the same problems. The themes the books grapple with are perfect for the morally knotty world of cable television, which has proven more comfortable marketing challenging topics than the multiplex. Back in 2007, director Chris Weitz blamed the film's shortcomings on New Line's desire to pander to religious audiences, saying, "They felt they couldn't deal with having a film that was going to cause religious controversy." It's hard to imagine risk-taking networks like Showtime or Netflix constraining show runners in a similar way.
A smaller screen has a wider scope: In addition to being watered down, the film was notoriously mishandled, cutting swaths of key material and forsaking the human element in lieu of overblown CGI action sequences (the movie's $180 million price tag also made the studo pretty risk averse). These are problems naturally remedied through some of the limitations of television, which would allow creators to balance the big action set pieces with character development and world building, like in GoT, and to tease out the show's complexities without trying to squeeze them into two hours.
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"I would rather it was made in someone's shed with tin cans and bits of rope. I think it would be more involving — to be made for about 10 quid, rather than $200 million," Pullman has said. While we aren't suggesting sock puppets — and in a TV age that gave us the "Battles of Blackwater" and "Castle Black," there's really no need for that — there is something to be said for scaling back. In fact, it's been done before: Back in 2003, London's National Theatre put on a two-part stage adaptation of the trilogy that was widely heralded as a success, despite having nary a CGI polar bear in sight.
It just shows: When the (dark) material is good enough, it doesn't require a feature film's bells and whistles. Are you listening, networks?


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One Saturday afternoon last month, Brian Worobey found himself in a mild panic. The 53-year-old divorced father of two had his 6- and 9-year-olds with him for the weekend, and both were feeling miserable. His daughter, in particular, had a cold and a fever. And Worobey was out of medicine.
He tried to bundle up the kids for a run to the pharmacy, but they resisted.
So he took out his phone and typed out his plea.
"Is anyone around? Because I need this now," he wrote at 3:55 p.m.
The children's Tylenol was delivered by TaskRabbit, the errand company, at 4:28 p.m.
"It was easy. Click, click, boom," Worobey said. "I needed the medicine, I couldn't go get it, and they were there for me. It was great."
A crop of savvy businesses, taking a page from the success of Uber and the shopping service Instacart, have begun targeting families with on-demand services to help ease the challenges of managing kids, with a few taps of a smartphone. Parents can now book a baby sitter, hail a ride for their child, or have someone fetch a gallon of milk in just a few hours — or less.
It's like Mary Poppins, digitized.
In Boston, parents can arrange a sitter in seconds using Chime, a new app launched by SitterCity, the child-care job board. Or they can coordinate an evening out with Date Night, Care.com's new sitter-finding service, which integrates with Fandango for movie tickets and OpenTable for restaurant reservations.
To give parents peace of mind about entrusting their children to a stranger, the companies promise extensive background checks and heavy vetting, lessons learned in part from past problems and ongoing questions about the safety of on-demand services.
The ride-hailing apps Shuddle and HopSkipDrive promise to do their own prescreening as they transport children on the West Coast. And in Massachusetts, the startup Zemcar has just launched a family-friendly ride service for parents overwhelmed with the pick-up and drop-off routine. Even established assistance services like TaskRabbit are getting in on the game, having recently launched a real-time booking component that allows parents like Worobey to get what they need in as little as 90 minutes.
Some of these companies are startups, while others are established players looking to reinvent themselves to better respond to the needs of families.
"The evolution is really apparent," said Tanner Hackett, cofounder of Button, a New York startup that works with companies to build on-demand apps. The first generation of service companies, like Uber, originally launched with a fleet of private black cars, were "cool, sexy, and convenience-oriented," but not necessarily for the mass market, he said. Dozens more followed, offering amenities like instant meal deliveries and parking, but have had less success finding a broad set of customers. So now businesses are pushing services they hope will appeal to larger demographics — like parents.
For many families, the apps are an extension of the need-it-now sensibility they have come to depend on in the marketplace.
"When we became parents, we immediately signed up for Amazon Prime and Instacart, which have been lifesavers," said Drew Volpe, an engineer and venture capitalist who lives in downtown Boston with his wife and 20-month-old daughter.
Volpe had used SitterCity to find a nanny, so he was intrigued when he heard about the company's testing of Chime in Boston last fall, offering same-day sitter bookings on nights and weekends. Parents plug in the time they need and receive the profiles of three available baby sitters nearby. They can read reviews and watch videos of the sitters, then reserve one in seconds.
"With our busy schedules, we're rarely able to plan far enough ahead to book a sitter, so being able to find someone the day before or day of is huge," Volpe said.
Chicago-based SitterCity has seen huge success with its digital bulletin board connecting parents and full-time child-care providers. But when a parent was in a pinch, the site often fell short.
In developing the same-day Chime service, the company recruited sitters like Manisha Bicchieri. The North End resident, 24, has a day job but squeezes in a few hours of sitting each week through the app. Since parents have to submit requests by 3:30 p.m for a day-of booking, it allows her the flexibility to know whether she's working that night or can head out with friends. Chime charges Boston parents $16 per hour and takes a 10 percent surcharge in exchange for a promise of thorough background checks. Bicchieri makes $600 a month through the app.
Uber has spawned HopSkipDrive and Shuddle, two California startups that have raised millions in venture funding for their family-centric ride-hailing apps. It also inspired Bedford's Bilal Wahid, who recently launched Zemcar, a company that pitches itself as your "family's trusted driver" and offers rides to kids ages 8 and up.
"We consider this as a premium, safer alternative to Uber," Wahid said, and he has been hiring nannies, teachers, and stay-at-home moms who might be ferrying kids, anyway. Parents can watch a live stream of their children's trip from the dashboard camera, and if they like the driver, they can add him or her to a "circle of trust" that is shared with friends when they use the app. Rides generally cost about 10 percent more than Uber's.
"It's hard as a single mom, as I don't have any close relatives around or in Boston," said Jessie Cabel, who is raising two daughters in Bedford. Cabel started using the service when it was launched earlier this year and found it so useful that she also signed on as a driver.
Some may contend that these companies offer solutions to crises of our own making — parents are working more than they have at any point in history, and their propensity to overschedule children's afterschool activities can easily be seen as problem of the privileged. But others argue these one-click wonders offer parents a valuable solution for the problem they're constantly seeking to solve: How do I find more time?
"A lot of folks who use our service really value their time," said Anand Iyer, cofounder of Trusted, an on-demand baby-sitting service in San Francisco. The parents using his app, he said, are the "Whole Foods demographic. Dual-income parents who value their time more than their money."
Because trust is always an issue when children are involved, the most desirable companies will do the most legwork upfront to earn the confidence of parents, said Hackett, the on-demand consultant. With apps like this, there is zero room for error, as an errant background check could easily lead to a lawsuit, or worse.
Waltham-based Care.com is being sued in several states by parents who say the site's background searches did not turn up nannies' criminal behavior. The company declined to comment for this story. SitterCity has also faced scrutiny, including one case in Newton involving abuse. Andrew Conrad of Chime said the company makes screening a priority, but noted that "parents need to take a lot of the onus in the vetting process."
It's clear that success for these businesses is not just about how easy it is for a parent to book services, but also about how well a company puts a parent at ease.
"I think the businesses that get it realized they have to be responsive to this generation," said Christine Koh, author of the Boston Mamas parenting blog. That means "offering ways for the community to crowdsource who's legit and who's not."
"On-demand was cool, unique, and fun five years ago," said Hackett, "but today it is forcing every industry to rethink how they engage with consumers. Because of these services, your time as a parent can be spent on things that are of more meaningful value."
Like your kids.
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More Lawmakers Seek FEMA Aid for Livestock Depopulation
More members of Congress are now calling on President Donald Trump to engage the Federal Emergency Management Agency in helping pay for depopulation and disposal of animal remains on livestock and poultry farms.
In a letter sent Friday, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson, D-Minn., House Agriculture Livestock and Foreign Agriculture Subcommittee Chairman Jim Costa, D-Calif., and a bipartisan group of 15 Midwest House members asked the president to provide guidance on how FEMA could help livestock producers following the closure of meatpacking plants due to coronavirus outbreaks and worker safety concerns.
"Even as plants begin to reopen, meat and poultry plants are expected to operate below maximum capacity for the foreseeable future in order to maintain appropriate public health and worker safety precautions meaning that, unfortunately, depopulation will continue," wrote the lawmakers in the letter, pointing out that plant closures and backups have left producers with little to no alternative options.
Specifically, the lawmakers request that the administration allow for expenses related to livestock depopulation and disposal to be reimbursed under Category B of FEMA's Public Assistance program.
Lawmakers pointed out right now at least 10,000 pigs a day are being depopulated in Minnesota alone as pork producers have no other option to deliver hogs to market.
The letter reflects that lawmakers concede USDA will not be providing more aid such as direct payments for depopulation. USDA had stated to DTN on Friday that the Natural Resources Conservation Service is helping with some guidance, but it is not providing farmers with indemnities. The letter also goes along with other reports that the Trump administration is not interested in another aid package right now that would allow Congress to tack on funds and authorization for a depopulation indemnity program.
Five Republican House members from Illinois had earlier asked Gov. J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, to apply for Federal Emergency Management Agency funds to help compensate farmers for euthanization and disposal. Those lawmakers included Reps. Reps. John Shimkus, Rodney Davis, Mike Bost, Darin LaHood and Adam Kinzinger.
The National Pork Producers Council noted in a newsletter that for a state to be eligible for emergency support from FEMA, the governor must make the request.
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The Pentagon's top research arm is sponsoring development of a first-of-its-kind software that can model the events that contribute to conflicts around the world, and, if not quite predict the future, at least offer a timely heads-up on what might happen next.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) have given BAE Systems a $4.2 million contract for the first phase of the Air Force's Causal Exploration of Complex Operational Environments program, which would create an interactive model of the political, economic, ethnic, religious, and territorial factors surrounding regional conflicts, according to an announcement from the company.
A key benefit of the software, which BAE calls CONTEXTS (Causal Modeling for Knowledge Transfer, Exploration, and Temporal Simulation), will essentially be its user-friendliness, delivering its results directly to military planners without having to first go through a gauntlet of specialized tools and technical experts.
Current tools for modeling and simulating complex operational environments tend to be special-purpose tools that are hard to configure and are heavily dependent on databases that are not updated automatically, DARPA says on its website. "These tools are not generally suitable for use directly by operational planners as they require expert modelers to assemble, configure, run, and interpret the outputs," the agency said.
BAE's software would automate a lot of what is done either manually or with a lot of technical-expert help, giving commanders simulations they can more easily work with, the company said. "To break down these barriers, CONTEXTS will use reasoning algorithms and simulations with the goal to give planners a quicker and deeper understanding of conflicts to help avoid unexpected and counterintuitive outcomes," BAE's Chris Eisenbies said in the company's announcement.
Predictive software isn't all that new or uncommon, of course. The texting app on your phone taps into writing patterns to guess what word you'll use next or "correct" the spelling of the word it thought you were going to use (not always correctly). On a broader scale, scientists are applying predictive analytics to Twitter and other sources in an effort to predict the next pandemic. The government's EMBERS project, run by Virginia Tech, takes a similar approach to predicting a range of events worldwide. Machine learning also is being applied to model and predict the actions of ISIS.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), meanwhile, is putting a lot of effort into a range of Anticipatory Intelligence projects–from cyber operations to political uprisings–by employing artificial intelligence and deep learning. IARPA's projects look to combine pattern recognition and historical trends with elements such as counterfactual reasoning and human judgement, in order to identify not only likely outcomes but also low-probability events.
The DARPA/AFRL/BAE project would be more narrowly focused than some of the other projects that take a global perspective, concentrating on helping commanders assess a particular situation. But, like IARPA's projects, it wants to help commanders in expecting the unexpected. And, significantly when compared to current modeling and simulation efforts, it aims to let machines do a lot more of the work.


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For perfecto only c6 | Computer Science homework help
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Choose one of the significant U.S. computer laws and/or court decision laws on page 524 of your textbook, or one from your own research and briefly describe it.
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Why IBM Just Bought Billions of Medical Images for Watson to Look At
IBM says that Watson, its artificial-intelligence technology, can use advanced computer vision to process huge volumes of medical images. Now Watson has its sights set on using this ability to help doctors diagnose diseases faster and more accurately.
Last week IBM announced it would buy Merge Healthcare for a billion dollars. If the deal is finalized, this would be the third health-care data company IBM has bought this year (see "Meet the Health-Care Company IBM Needed to Make Watson More Insightful"). Merge specializes in handling all kinds of medical images, and its service is used by more than 7,500 hospitals and clinics in the United States, as well as clinical research organizations and pharmaceutical companies. Shahram Ebadollahi, vice president of innovation and chief science officer for IBM's Watson Health Group, says the acquisition is part of an effort to draw on many different data sources, including anonymized, text-based medical records, to help physicians make treatment decisions.
Merge's data set contains some 30 billion images, which is crucial to IBM because its plans for Watson rely on a technology, called deep learning, that trains a computer by feeding it large amounts of data.
Watson won Jeopardy! by using advanced natural-language processing and statistical analysis to interpret questions and provide the correct answers. Deep learning was added to Watson's skill set more recently (see "IBM Pushes Deep Learning with a Watson Upgrade"). This new approach to artificial intelligence involves teaching computers to spot patterns in data by processing it in ways inspired by networks of neurons in the brain (see "Breakthrough Technologies 2013: Deep Learning"). The technology has already produced very impressive results in speech recognition (see "Microsoft Brings Star Trek's Voice Translator to Life") and image recognition (see "Facebook Creates Software That Matches Faces Almost as Well as You Do").
IBM's researchers think medical image processing could be next. Images are estimated to make up as much as 90 percent of all medical data today, but it can be difficult for physicians to glean important information from them, says John Smith, senior manager for intelligent information systems at IBM Research.
One of the most promising near-term applications of automated image processing, says Smith, is in detecting melanoma, a type of skin cancer. Diagnosing melanoma can be difficult, in part because there is so much variation in the way it appears in individual patients. By feeding a computer many images of melanoma, it is possible to teach the system to recognize very subtle but important features associated with the disease. The technology IBM envisions might be able to compare a new image from a patient with many others in a database and then rapidly give the doctor important information, gleaned from the images as well as from text-based records, about the diagnosis and potential treatments.
Finding cancer in lung CT scans is another good example of how such technology could help diagnosis, says Jeremy Howard, CEO of Enlitic, a one-year-old startup that is also using deep learning for medical image processing (see "A Startup Hopes to Teach Computers to Spot Tumors in Medical Scans"). "You have to scroll through hundreds and hundreds of slices looking for a few little glowing pixels that appear and disappear, and that takes a long time, and it is very easy to make a mistake," he says. Howard says his company has already created an algorithm capable of identifying relevant characteristics of lung tumors more accurately than radiologists can.
Howard says the biggest barrier to using deep learning in medical diagnostics is that so much of the data necessary for training the systems remains isolated in individual institutions, and government regulations can make it difficult to share that information. IBM's acquisition of Merge, with its billions of medical images, could help address that problem.
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HARARE, ZI—CNBC Africa reports lower commodity prices, a slowdown in exports, higher debt servicing costs, greater currency volatility and dollar liquidity issues are some of the challenges African economies likely will experience in the immediate aftermath of the June 23, 2016 52% to 48% British vote to exit (Brexit) the European Union (EU).
As a result of leaving Europe, Britain will need to renegotiate its trade agreements with all 162 World Trade Organisation member countries. These renegotiated trade arrangements have the potential to significantly raise the costs of doing business and increasing restrictions and barriers to trade. Any slowdown in the UK will have an indirect effect by impacting the growth outlook for other key European trading partners – thereby reducing demand for African imports.
Read the full Brexit executive summary for the tech economy in Africa in the July 2016 edition of bdpatoday.
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It's no secret that my fourth pregnancy with Mabel was probably my worst pregnancy. Not only did I already have three children to run around after but my body, particularly my back, seemed to be giving up on me. Turning over in bed, standing up and bending over all became impossible as I reached the third trimester.
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Hubert Heitman, Jr., born in Berkeley, earned his BS in Animal Husbandry at UC Davis in 1939 and his MS and PhD degrees in Animal Nutrition from the University of Missouri in 1943. He was married in 1941.
After serving in the Army, he returned to Davis to join the faculty of the Animal Husbandry Department. Through his research in the areas of swine nutrition and environmental physiology, he worked to improve methods for commercial pig production. During much of his career he delved into nutritional research on a variety of feeds ranging from traditional grains and alfalfa to algae grown on sewage. Perhaps the most publicized research he initiated was a study examining the effect of increased use of the hind legs on size of ham. The pigs were fed from elevated feeders that required that they stand on their hind legs. As a result of the publicity surrounding this project, Hubert was a guest on the "What's my line?" TV show. In 1962 Hubert was named "Man of the Year" by the California Pork Producers for his contibutions to the industry.
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Nigerians, like many Africans, still believe strongly in democracy. However, voter apathy will only expose the endangered, fragile system to more ruins. Nigerians must not only decide on Twitter, but visit polls to perform their civic duties as and when due; healthy discussions should substitute media whines.
After 20 years of uninterrupted democracy, Nigerians are yet to experience true liberty, transparency, economic opportunities and other dividends of pristine democracy. The indicators of democracy are hardly visible, and where visible they are mere travesties.
According to American political scientist, Larry Diamond, democracy consists of four key elements: a political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections; the active participation of the people, as citizens, in politics and civic life; protection of the human rights of all citizens; a rule of law, in which the laws and procedures apply equally to all citizens.
Since 1999, Nigerians have gone to the polls on six occasions; none could be considered free and fair if compared to the globally accepted standard. Cases of vote-buying, ballot snatching, and stuffing, disenfranchisement, child voting, voting by proxy and other electoral malpractices trail elections in the country.
In the 2007 elections, Chief European Union observer, Max van den Berg, remarked that the polls were a dismal show of zero credibility. It is no surprise that every presidential election in Nigeria, except the 2015 election; famous for its historic concession, had its results contested on wings of irregularities and illegitimacy.
Consequently, voter turnout, which is a key indicator of the validity of democracy, has continued to wane. In 2003, voter turnout was at about 69 percent. Sixteen years later, it was a record-low 34.8 per cent, the lowest in West Africa. Nigerians do not hide their distrust in the government, its institutions, and political processes.
Nigeria hasn't improved since the return to democracy; human rights abuses by security agencies, including the Department of State Services and the police Special Anti-Robbery Squad are big blots on the country's protection of human rights—and by extension, democracy.
With the increasing epidemic of corruption in the country, even the judiciary has lost its integrity. A death sentence is in the offing as the penalty for undefined hate speech on social media. Things are so bad an ex-governor, who diverted about ₦1.2bn that could have pre-empted deaths on roads, reduce maternal mortality, or help the sick, is in prison receiving allowances as a legislator. It is that bad.
According to the 2017 Economist Intelligence Unit's annual Democracy Index, there are only 19 fully-democratic countries in the world and only Mauritius, which started its democratic streak in 1992, is the African country on the list. Nigeria is no way close to making the list.
Nigerians, like many Africans, still believe strongly in democracy. However, voter apathy will only expose the endangered, fragile system to more ruins. Nigerians must not only decide on Twitter, but visit polls to perform their civic duties as and when due; healthy discussions should substitute media whines.
Authorities should also cease crackdowns on civil liberties, media suppression. Instead, they should embrace transparency. Only then would the country experience the real dividends of democracy.
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I can't find any other information about this online or anywhere else, but tucked away in a fall arts preview in today's NY Times is the juicy news that MoMA has picked a date for their screening of Christian Marclay's 24-hour movie, The Clock. The show will open on Dec 21 and run through Jan 21. It sounds like the screening will happen in the contemporary galleries and won't show continuously except on weekends and New Year's Eve. Which is lame. Just keep the damn thing running the whole month...get Bloomberg to write a check or something.
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"My definition of 'innovative' is providing value to the customer."
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Mary Barra has been CEO of General Motors since 2014. Her quote above both resonated with me and troubled me. It is a widely used quote and has a reasonable air to it. On the other hand it struck me as a slippery slope – if proposed innovations don't immediately demonstrate value to the customer, are they rejected?
"The two words that kill any innovation: Prove it."
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Roger Martin, former dean of management at University of Toronto and the author of several business books, presented this argument in a Harvard Business Review article.
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I am not proposing that Barra has a flawed understanding of innovation. Her definition of innovation is correct – innovation is creativity that provides value, period. My concern is that the quote sounds like a justification for demanding proof before innovation is attempted.
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A girl named Mile starts her new life as a normal girl in a new world. However, she soon realizes that this is not the case at all.
Mile finally arrives in a city where she will attend a hunter's prep school. Her actual name is Adele von Ascham, a noble girl that Kurihara Misato reincarnates into. She was a gifted student. As a result, she had no friends. When she saved a girl from a truck, in her after life, she wanted average abilities as her bonus skills in her new life. The funny thing is that this is not necessary the case. More on that later.
As expected, the city that Mile explores is just a city you would find in a fantasy role-playing game. She runs into a knight that looks like a guy, but actually is a girl. Next, she runs into a mage who tells her not to go into the alley since it's dangerous place for a child. Lastly, she runs into a lady with large breasts. The funny thing is that she will see them again later on.
You might be wondering, is Mile really an average girl? At a glance, not really. Not only she could fill the vase up with magic without reciting a spell, she can carry a heavy bag of orc meat and put it in her pocket.
During that time, she heard that there is a child kidnapper and she needs to be careful. Since Mile is short, she might become a target. When she returns to the inn, two workers seem worried about Lenny. With that, she goes out to find her and went into the alley.
Of course, two thugs came to tried to kill her, until a knight girl tries to defeat her. While the thugs injure her, Mile eventually used sleep magic on the thugs to save her life. Her name is apparently Mavis. Mile decides to help her save the children from the kidnappers.
They eventually find the hideout of the kidnappers. Two guards came out and the same mage that met Mile before saves her. Her name is Reina. They eventually find the door and Mile was able to unlock it with her magic. She finds all the scared girls and the well-endowed girl named Pauline who is also a healer that Mile met earlier. I find it funny how Pauline let the kidnappers kidnap her to take care of the kids. Those are really dumb kidnappers if you ask me. She also mentions this as a family business, which makes me wonder if she is part of some kind of mafia or something.
Mile worries over Lenny that she needs to find the perpetrators. I find it funny that the lady who is the leader of the villainous group wanted to kidnap children to have a harem of beautiful girls. She wants Mile too because, well she looks like a child. She doesn't take it well and uses a powerful skill on her, thus utterly defeating the villainous party.
In reality, Mile is not an average girl after all. While she wished to have average skills, in reality, god interprets this as taking the power of the most powerful creature, the elder dragon and averaging it out by the weakest. In other words, she is still overpowered. More powerful than Bell? Most likely.
With that, Mile becomes embarrassed after using her skills and runs away in embarrassment. Meanwhile, Mavis, Reina and Pauline are in shock. The funny thing is that they are her roommates at the dorms. This makes me wonder how the next episode will pan out now that Mile revealed her great powers. As for Lenny, she just came back late from shopping. It appeared that Mile overreacted for nothing.
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Welcome to my new ~weekly~ column, "CHANGED MY LIFE" which will feature a new life-changing product for each post. (PS I'm looking for guest writers for this column! Email me: firstname.lastname@example.com).
"Should I feature dry skin brushing for this week's 'Changed My Life' or should I feature "It Cosmetics CC+ Cream?" I asked a group of girlfriends just yesterday. We were sitting by the giant window in the back corner of The Wing (the Soho location) deep diving into pressing and political subjects like Italian food in New York City and the nuances of Vegan Cream Cheese.
"It COSMETICS CC+ CREAM!" The girls sang in unison.
"It actually changed my life!" Dayna a tanorexic-smokeshow-vixen shouted.
"Mine too!" Chirped Harriet a bohemian-olive-skinned-pixie-dream-girl.
"Me. Too." Declared Isabelle a porcelain-skinned-power-journalist in her (very) early twenties.
It Cosmetics CC+ Cream it was!
Now before I deep dive into WHY this goddamn product has been so utterly life-changing to moi — I need to tell you something very, very important: I Have Bad Skin. My skin is my number one vanity insecurity and it has been since I had my first bout of acne at the tender age of 12.
Evidence: Zara in High School.
I tried everything to scare the acne demons away. I cut bangs. That was a disaster. Not only is this face too round for bangs but they were greasy by homeroom, rendered wet and frizzy thanks to their lovely hormonal elixir.
Then the acne made it's way across my cheeks before crawling down to my chin.
Like all Jewish girls from the tri-state area, my mother sent me to a "The Best Dermatologist On The Upper East Side."
"You must go on Accutane." Dr. Pretty Skin told me, her epidermis gleaming from botox and chemical peels.
"What are the side-effects?" My mother asked, suspiciously.
"You might become suicidal." She said, her voice as frozen as her face.
I thought of how embarrassing it would be at my funeral for my parents to tell everyone I slit my wrist over zit medication. Drugs or heartbreak would be one thing — but an acne preventive pill?
By the time I was 24 the acne demon was finally gone, burned away from years of retinol and acids and invasive laser treatments I'm still paying off.
But the scars lived on.
Evidence: Nasty Scars Beneath Makeup (ALSO please don't ask me why I'm dressed as Snow White. It's a long story).
Deep, pitted acne scars still take residence across my cheeks. Not to mention I have a very sexy hyperpigmentation mustache due to years of invasive lasers.
I need heavy coverage — only the kind of foundation that's strong enough to cover my hyperpigmentation intensifies my deep pitted acne scars. I always feel like I need to choose between my exposing my wildly unattractive un-even skin-tone or exposing the un-nerving peaks and valleys scattered across my face. It's a real Sophie's Choice.
I've tried everything. Mineral makeup. Full coverage cream foundations. Light shimmery liquids (the worst). Matte full coverage powder foundations (also the worst). I finally accepted that I would never find the right foundation. I accepted that I would spend the rest of my time spent in the sunlight wearing glasses that covered up most of my face. I accepted that I would only ever go on dates in dimly lit restaurants, the kind with flickering candles that flatter even the most weathered of faces.
Until. IT COSMETICS CC CREAM!
I had heard the bloggers yap about it, but bloggers are usually like doll-faced twelve-year-olds, and I'm a woman, OK? A real goddamn woman. But one day I was traipsing the aisles of Sephora, "Praying" by Kesha blasting through my headphones when I decided to give IT COSMETICS CC+ CREAM a whirl. I chose the one with the pink branding because it had the words "illuminating" on it, and I love a dewy moment (though a dewy moment doesn't always love me. It usually highlights ye ole' scars and pores).
I applied it clumsily with the tips of my fingers and braced myself before gazing into the mirror. I fully expected to look like the Grim Reaper, especially in the cruel fluorescent lighting (when will makeup stores get it together with the freaking lighting!?).
Hand-to-heart, I could not have been more impressed. Even with my clumsy application, my skin looked pretty damn good?! I was blown away by the coverage! I was blown away by the fact that despite the coverage the finish still looked light and youthful! Mainly, it was as if it glided right over my scars, rather than settling inside of them, like a rabbit resting in a hole.
Evidence: Me wearing this shit in the harsh AF Malibu light.
It was love at first application.
I bought it in the shade "medium-tan" (I was going on vacation to the Bahamas and the Israeli in me tans quickly. However in the winter I use "medium"). I had never been so gleeful to spend $39. Ever. If you have problem skin and find something that works for you, you understand the depth of a beauty find such as this.
I wear this foundation every day of my life — and guess what? As an acne-prone woman, it's only improved my skin (the company does claim the product was developed by dermatologists and plastic surgeons — and based on a year of perpetual use, I definitely believe it). It also has SPF 50 — and most importantly of all, it's cruelty-free, PETA approved. Not even I, fucked up skin and all, need makeup SO BADLY that precious animals should be tortured and tormented for my goddamn acne scars to be camouflaged.
NOTE: It is not vegan. It does contain snail secretion filtrate. Sigh. I'm doing my best!
I've tried the matte edition of the product — which is lovely, but it's not the same (for me). I swear by the illuminating version because this is the only product that has allowed me to have a luminous finish without highlighting my flaws, which is super exciting to me. When I first start wearing it my friend Ruba asked me if I got botox, that's how shiny and smooth I looked!
(NOTE: I've never had botox though, I'm down to try. Message me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you want to give me some on the house! You know I'll write about it. Purr.)
Now everyone close to me uses this product and they all claim it's changed THEIR LIVES. Including my girlfriend! Look at us glow!
And personally, babes, I have a hunch that you could use a little life change. Add a little ~glow~ to the dismalness that is everyday life. Add a little ~superficial confidence~ to your repertoire because all of these self-help books are getting a little exhausting, aren't they?
Buy this product on The Dirty Beauty Amazon shop. (Everything in there is DIRTY BEAUTY approved, by the way.)
And tell me what you think. Talk "beauty" to me, baby. MEOW.
For the record: I am not being paid a dime to write this piece. I'm writing this because I think it's girl/gay boi code to share beauty secrets. Karma will kick you in the teeth if you withhold beauty/style secrets.
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Kansas is turning back the clock, and not in a good way
Typically, any discussion of the history of Kansas basketball is laced with superlatives. Recent events, however, have brought back all kinds of bad memories for the blue-blood program that usually lives in rarified air.
Wednesday's loss to TCU was quite possibly the worst upset in KU's history, but it was also notable as the first time KU had lost back-to-back games since 2006. Today's 72-66 loss at Oklahoma takes them back to 2005, when they dropped consecutive games to Texas Tech, Iowa State and, yep, Oklahoma in February play.
Bill Self reached even farther back into the mists of time to describe his current team's surprising streak of futility, saying that this team was the worst KU had put on the floor since James Naismith "lost to the YMCA." Naismith did, in fact, lose to the Muscatine, Iowa YMCA in 1902 on his way to a 5-7 record, and Self's hyperbole was clearly meant to sting his slumping team into action.
It didn't work. The aura of invincibility the KU program has lorded over the Big 12 for nearly a decade has cracked, fractured, and fallen completely away during this bad stretch.
The Jayhawks are in free-fall, but still considered a guaranteed tourney team. Aside from the road win at Ohio State in December, and a close win at K-State, the Kansas schedule is rather light on marquee wins, however. Should the Wildcats win at Allen Fieldhouse on Big Monday, Kansas will not only give their closest geographical rival a leg up on the league title, they'll put their NCAA tournament seeding in serious jeopardy.
The Kansas offense is struggling due to point play, rather obviously. The offense is stagnant, and there's nobody else to look to behind senior Elijah Johnson (10 points, 4 assists, 3 turnovers today) and sophomore Naadir Tharpe (7 points, 2 assists, 1 turnover).
What Bill Self wouldn't give right now for a steady, unspectacular ballhandler. A Russ Robinson, if you will. A Brady Morningstar. Instead, he's left with a scattered Elijah Johnson and Naadir-in-the-headlights.What happens if the Jayhawks lose four? Why, national title, obviously.
Last time KU lost four in a row in a non-probation season was 1987-88. #kubball
— Rock Chalk Blog (@RockChalkBlog) February 9, 2013
Where have you gone, Danny Manning?
Eric Angevine is the editor of Storming the Floor. He tweets @stfhoops.


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'Refrain form kissing, nudity and auto, hetero or homosexual acts on inhabited or uninhabited islands." Who knew paradise had so many rules. Or that anywhere could be quite so beautiful.
Guna Yala is a unique place. On the map it looks like these 365 ish islands are part of Panama, but since 1925 it has been an autonomous region. The Kuna, as the indigenous people are called, make their own rules, run their own government, control their tourism and own everything. There are no chain hotels, there are very few restaurants; you provision from the veggie boat.
It is a unique culture. Panamanians were eager to tell us that the Kuna often dress and raise their sons as girls particularly if the family does not have daughters. They even find them husbands. Girls, whether biological or not, inherit all in this matriarchal society. Any Kuna who marries a non-Kuna is banished. Husbands move into the wife's family compound upon marriage.
About 49 of the islands are inhabited with Gilligan's Island style huts. The rest are perfect white sand beaches dotted with palm trees. Until you get close. Every beach we swam to was littered with garbage, mostly plastic bottles. It is heart breaking the damage plastics are causing to our oceans. Time to drink tap. But I digress….
Though tourism is a growing revenue source, coconuts are a major export. Every palm tree and every coconut has an owner. We learned the hard way you cannot just pick them up off the beach. We were fined $1 for each one we took. OOPs! Until quite recently they were used as local currency.
These islands, sometimes called the San Blas are so stunning they seem unreal. Sadly photo shopped islands may soon be all you see. The Kuna people are trying to protect their culture and their land but they are up against forces beyond their control. Years of coral mining combined with rising sea levels have left these low islands extremely vulnerable. We saw many fallen trees lying in the water, the sand around their roots completely eroded. A BBC article predicts the whole archipelago may be underwater in only a few decades.
It is hard to get here (I was sick for 8 hours as we sailed through huge swells). With sex on the beach outlawed and Internet virtually non-existent there is nothing to do but snorkel in tub warm water, read books in the sun and walk on the sand. It was the perfect way to spend three weeks, possibly a lifetime.


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5 Ways to Keep Your Health Goals on Track
Keeping your health goals on track is no easy feat – especially when the holidays are upon us. Shorter days make it more difficult to get moving and colder temps have us dreading to bundle up just to get to the gym. Luckily, there are some fail-proof approaches and simple wellness tips to help you crush your goals no matter what season it is.
1. Keep Up With Your Progress.
This one might seem obvious, but it's usually sort of a 'back-burner' thing for me: check in with your goals. Whether you make new health goals weekly, monthly, or yearly, assess them often and give yourself an honest report. It's 100% okay if you did not reach all (or any!) of your goals, just being aware of that will help you stay on track or get back on track if needed.
2. Eat a Healthy Breakfast.
If you've heard it once, you've heard it a thousand times. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It kick-starts your metabolism and helps give you the energy you need to have a healthy and productive day. If you're like me and you don't have a lot of time in the mornings, opt for a protein-filled breakfast smoothie. I like this Rise + Shine smoothie from Barre3, but I made one adjustment because I am not a fan of bananas. I supplemented bananas with avocado for extra-delicious creaminess and no banana taste (sorry, banana lovers). Here's my recipe:
1 cup frozen blueberries
½ avocado
1 cup spinach/kale
1 tbsp almond butter
1 tbsp maple syrup (pure)
1 tbsp flax seed
½ tsp cinnamon
1 cup water
3. Don't Skip Sleep.
There are a number of reasons we want to skip sleep. It's busy season at work, the newest season of Stranger Things was just released (just one more episode, I swear), home life is hectic, etc. As tempting as it may be to stay up late into the night, try your hardest to get 7-8 hours of sleep so that you have the energy you need and your body has ample time to repair itself from any workouts.
4. Put Your Phone Down.
Set some time each day or night where you can comfortably forget about your cell phone. I like to make sure I am not tethered to my phone at night and have a 'No Cell Phones' in the bedroom rule. Forgoing the endless scrolling means you are allowing your brain to tell you when it's time to hit the hay versus powering through to send one…more…email…
5. Add Supplements.
Anything from probiotics for your gut health to a gummy vitamin for a glowy complexion can have a big impact keeping your health in check. A good supplement can help ensure you are not deficient in any one area especially during times when social activities and festivities might make healthy eating a bit more difficult. I really like HUM nutrition for their expansive line of easy-to-swallow supplements. This double pack is my current go-to.
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Tata Docomo is an Indian cellular service provider on the GSM network. They have launched unlimited voice and 3G data combo plans for its post pay customers in Karnataka. Plans start from Rs 350 and go up to Rs 1,299.These plans also provide the customers with unlimited calling with a combination of voice and data benefits.
Both the plans priced at 350 and 1299 offers almost similar services. These plans are designed for moderate and high level users. Customers opting for the Rs 350 plan will get unlimited 3G Data (1GB @ peak speed, post that unlimited at throttled speed) and 500 national/local minutes along with 350 national/local SMS.
On the other hand, customers opting for the Rs 1,299 plan will be getting all above mentioned services namely unlimited local calling, STD, National roaming, 3,000 local and national SMS along with unlimited 3G Data (2GB @ peak speed, post that unlimited at throttled speed ) for an entire month.
The 899 plan is also available, which is specially built for the working class. This plan offers its users with the benefit of STD, national roaming and unlimited 3G Data (2GB @ peak speed, post that unlimited at throttled speed ) to choose from along with unlimited local calling throughout the month.
Mr Ashok Ghose, Mobility Business Unit Head, Karnataka and Kerala, Tata Teleservices said "Personalisation is becoming the epicentre of all consumer businesses and we at Tata Docomo give this the utmost precedence. We have introduced these pioneering products to address the evolving needs of our growing customers in the region. These offers targets to the low, moderate as well as high end users in the region and offers a mix of voice and data offers which best suits their needs at the same time . With this unique proposition offer we have taken one more step further to offer our Karnataka customers with tailor made products. To enable good internet experience Tata Docomo provides expansive 3G Network and great value 3G products and offers that addresses the requirement of young India."
Details of the plans:
3G Power 350 Plan
- Monthly Rental: 350
- Free Benefits: 500 local / national minutes, 1GB 3G Data free and 350 local / national SMS
- Duration: 1 month
899 UL Local + 3G Data
- Monthly Rental: 899
- Free Benefits: Unlimited local and 2GB 3G Data free
- Duration: 1 month
1299 UL + STD + 3G Data + Roaming
- Monthly Rental: 1299
- Free Benefits: Unlimited Local, STD, On-net National Roaming, 2GB 3G Data free along with 3000 local / national SMS
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Hollywood A-lister Nicole Kidman and her country crooner hubby, Keith Urban, have quite the real estate portfolio. They own homes all over the world, but Nicole Kidman house in Nashville is as regal as it gets!
Where does Nicole Kidman live?
Though it has recently come to light that Nicole Kidman has been eyeing a $39 million Upper West Side New York City pad that used to belong to Michael Jackson, those rumors are false.
Nicole Kidman house in Los Angeles is she and Keith Urban's main home. In 2008 they purchased a Hollywood Hills home for $4.7 million.
It's a modern home with a streamlined style and lots of exposed concrete. They have some incredibly famous neighbors, too. Adele, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, Jennifer Lawrence, Katy Perry, and Cameron Diaz.
The home is 6,932 square feet with five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
We've got tons more photo's of Nicole Kidman House in Los Angeles HERE! Oh, and the home address is there too!
Where does Keith Urban live in Tennessee?
In 2008, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman purchased a 12,000-square-foot estate in Nashville for $3.47 million. Called the "Queen of Northumberland," the home has seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms.
In addition to beautiful landscaping, pool and tennis court on the outside, inside you will find 20 rooms spread across three floors, including a massive living room, dining room, kitchen, hobby room, and home theater.
Nicole Kidman House / Keith Urban House Nashville (Former)
The buzz about NYC may have started when Kidman and her hubby, Keith Urban, listed their 5,086 square feet Franklin, Tennessee mansion for sale in December 2017. The home, located a half an hour from Nashville, was purchased by the pair in 2007 for $2.45 million. They sold it in November 2018 for $2.3 million.
The rustic-luxe home holds four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms. The newly renovated brick farmhouse also has a barn, garden, and hiking trails. The first floor contains a large living room with a steel-framed fireplace and black piano. The kitchen includes a breakfast bar with an open dining area. It also has a gym and an office. The master bedroom even has a huge walk-in closet.
Itching for more photos of Nicole Kidman House in Nashville? We've got 'em HERE! Oh, and the home address is there too!
What's all the confusion about?
Well, all of her homes look completely different. From ultra modern to farmhouse and traditional, you'd think they all belonged to very different people.
If you had 3 homes would they all have a certain style, or would you do like Nicole and have a variety of vibes!? For me, they'd definitely all be similar. #Picky
How did Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban meet?
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, both natives of Australia, met in 2005 at the G'Day USA Gala, a celebration that honors Australians in Los Angeles. At first, Kidman wasn't sure if Urban had any interest in her. But he didn't let on to his true feelings right away and finally called her four months later.
When did Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban get married?
Nicole Kidman has been quoted saying she knew she wanted to marry Keith Urban after only one month of dating. They married on June 25, 2006, in an all-candlelit ceremony at Cardinal Cerretti Memorial Chapel in Sydney, Australia.
Kidman's dress was designed by Nicolas Ghesquiere for Balenciaga. Her sister, Antonia, served as her maid of honor, while her daughter, Isabella, stood in as a bridesmaid. Famous guests of the nuptials included Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts and Rupert Murdoch.
How many kids do Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have?
In 2008, Nicole Kidman gave birth to her first daughter with Keith Urban, Sunday Rose. Two years later in 2010, the couple had their second daughter, Faith Margaret.
During Kidman's first marriage to Tom Cruise, she adopted a daughter, Isabella Jane, born in 1992, and a son, Connor Anthony, born in 1995.
What is Nicole Kidman worth?
Nicole Kidman first broke into movies at 16 years old in the Australia film Bush Christmas. It led to more movie roles in Australia and eventually in America. Throughout the 1990s, movies like Far and Away, To Die For, and Eyes Wide Shut put her on the map. But her role as Satine in Moulin Rouge! catapulted her to stardom and solidified her A-list status.
In 2017, it was widely reported that Nicole Kidman net worth is $130 million.
Did Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor sing in Moulin Rouge?
Though some classic movie musicals employed professional singers to dub the star of the films' singing voices, like Marni Nixon famously did for Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady, that wasn't the case for Moulin Rouge!
Both Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor sang all of the songs themselves while filming the movie. Director Baz Luhrmann said that they used the traditional technique of playback while shooting the film, where they record ahead of time, and then will playback on set.
Does Keith Urban wear makeup?
With the exception of a powdering his shiny nose before stepping in front of photographers, it's unknown if Keith Urban wears makeup on a daily basis. As for those beautiful lashes, I'm going to chalk it up to good genes. Although I'm pretty jealous!
Does Nicole Kidman have tattoos?
While it's unknown if Nicole Kidman has any tattoos, her husband, Keith Urban, has quite a few – and it's kind of adorable.
On Urban's right arm is a huge tattoo he initially got as a tribute to his ex-girlfriend, model Niki Taylor. But after he met Kidman, he had the tattoo altered to honor her.
His second tattoo dedicated to Kidman is a bit more subtle. On his chest reads "Hokulani," which means "heavenly star." How does this pertain to Kidman? Well, she was originally born in Hawaii to Australian parents, and Hokulani has always been her nickname. Urban loved it so much he decided to have it tattooed over his heart.
How many Oscars has Nicole Kidman won?
Nicole Kidman's first Oscar nomination was in 2002 for her role as Satine in Moulin Rouge! She lost to Halle Berry in Monster's Ball.
In 2003, Kidman won her only Oscar for playing Virginia Wolf in The Hours. She has also been nominated two additional times: 2011 for Rabbit Hole and 2017 for Lion.
But this golden girl didn't stop with Academy Awards. She has won four Golden Globes for her roles in To Die For, Moulin Rouge!, The Hours, and the HBO show Big Little Lies. In addition, she has been nominated a whopping seven times. She also recently won her first Emmy for Big Little Lies.
Where was the movie, Practical Magic, set?
Practical Magic, a 1998 movie about the Owens sisters, Nicole Kidman as Gillian and Sandra Bullock as Sally, who were raised by their strange aunts (Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest) in a small town. The family is faced with a curse that threatens to stop them from finding love.
Filming for the movie took place in the Northwest region of the United States, in Washington.


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Brazil · Population
On this page you can find past, current and future population statistics for Brazil (from 1950-2100), population map, demographics, live population counter etc. . Question: What is the population of Brazil? Answer: Current population of Brazil is: 222 025 207*[1], area 8511965 km², population density 26.08 p/km². Capital of Brazil is Brasilia. Continent: Latin America, Caribbean.↓ Population for cities ↓