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It's day seven, I've completed the week. So, has it been worth it, and what is my over all opinion on the plan?
My starting weight was 9st 9.6lbs, and my finishing weight is 9st 6.4lbs, so I've lost 3 lbs. to be honest I expected more of a loss than that, as most people seem to have an initial loss of between 7-14lbs just in the first week. My result could be lower for a number of reasons however.
Firstly my BMI to begin was 23 (it's now 22), and the higher your BMI the bigger the loss you are likely to get when you start a diet.
Secondly, when I was speaking to my friend Adam, who is a personal trainer, he said it could be that my body is properly hydrated for the first time, and that can add a little weight. Before I began the New You Plan I was lucky if I drank one litre of water a day, never mind the three to four I've been putting away daily the past seven days. So I could go back to drinking my normal tiny amount and probably see another 3 lbs come off overnight, but that wouldn't be a realistic reading, and long term you lose weight more easily if you stay hydrated, so I'm still going to keep pushing the water intake.
So my scale reading wasn't quite as great as I expected, but I do wish I had taken measurements last week, as I'm quite sure my clothes are a good bit looser already. I put on my Asos leopard print coat this morning for the first time this autumn and its a size too big now! It feels like someone else's coat! So even though my stats might not show tonnes of weight loss, I'm positive that it is happening, and that gives me incentive to continue.
Continuing! The next subject to tackle! I have ordered a lot more product this past week, so I have enough to carry on for at least another fortnight. With The New You Plan, you get into a state of ketosis after three to four days, so you can't just have a couple of days off plan without having to start over again almost. There is a lot of information on their site however, of how to taper off or maintain.
Personally I'm going to take a day's break from the plan tomorrow, but still eat as low carb as I can, and hopefully not knock myself out of ketosis, but it's a chance I have to take.
The New You Plan is tough. I'm not going to pussyfoot around it and say it's not. Sticking to just the four products a day isn't doable for everyone. You have to be completely committed to wanting to lose the weight, and not cheat. Saying that, if you serious about it and stick to plan, there are tonnes of other people there to cheer you on in the Secret Slimmers Facebook Page. I've never been part of such a useful, encouraging online group before. There is always someone there to help you if you're struggling with the plan.
So the plan is tough, but you will get results. It works, it's as simple as that. But how well it works depends on you and your willpower to stick to it.
So carrying on into next week, what's my plan? I am going to get back into four products a day from Saturday, and see how I go. I AM losing weight, so I'm encouraged to keep going. I think The New You Plan will work great with my daily lifestyle now Michael is at school all day. I might not stick to it 100%, I may have days where I have five products, or a day where I have a Subway salad as one of the meals, but I am going to use The New You Plan to get to my goal weight of 8 stone 3lbs, because I'm confident it will work for me.
So have you been tempted to start your own weight loss journey from reading my blogs this week? There are lots of meal bundles to choose from to get you started, and if you enter the code VdxfiJV2 then you can help me get points towards my future purchases, so I'd appreciate it if you could! Remember this plan works best for people with a BMI over 25, and you should speak to your GP before beginning a low calorie diet. Thank you so much to The New You Plan for this trial week, I think the ultimate seal of approval is the fact I've ordered another two weeks' worth of products. Onwards to my goal!


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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Vishtèn's recording, Mosaïk, has been nominated as Traditional Album of the Year as part of the 2013 Canadian Folk Music Awards (CFMA). This year's CFMA awards will be presented the weekend of November 8-10, 2013 at the University of Calgary Theatre in Calgary, Alberta. Vishtèn was also nominated as Ensemble of the Year. Vishtèn is comprised of Emmanuelle LeBlanc, Pastelle LeBlanc, and Pascal Miousse.


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It is a romantic idea, supposedly a shining and fabled example of humanity's great and yet latent capability, but this is all wrong. It is a myth, incommensurate with life, unachievable. If you were really going to die tomorrow, how could you "eat, drink, and be merry"?
My phobia draws this inconsistency into sharp contrast. Every time I fly, I am convinced - utterly and unconsciously - that I will die. I may as well see biblical visions of planes drenched in blood and licked by fire, for the way I react. It is an illegitimate fear, I know, unfounded and overblown, but this is the nature of phobias. They are not something one can be "talked out of." An airplane of any shape, size, make or age is, to me, nothing more than a guaranteed death, in true catastrophic, claustrophobic and no-heroes-no-survivors fashion. I am not, and perhaps will never be, well enough acquainted with my own mortality to be calm or reserved at this prospect. In the days, even weeks, leading up to a flight I must take, my brain attempts to do everything in its power to absolve me of this certain horrible fate. Considering that I should be "getting the most out of life" during these last few days only makes matters worse, because I am completely incapable of enjoying whatever I do. Everything is tainted with the stench of decay, as it were. I can in no way "eat, drink, and be merry" during these periods - I would vomit everything back up, my psyche so overwrought with fear that even watching others "be merry" becomes an insult.
If this was your last day to live, would you be satiated simply by doing whatever those things are that you enjoy? Or would it admittedly be more frantic? If you were sick, would you let it stop you? Would you bother to sleep? Could you afford to waste time traveling to some favorite destination? Would you allow your self-seeking behavior to harm others?
I think that, ultimately, the reason the question is nonsense is because it is already implied; in asking it, we force it to the forefront, the same way a phobia does. In making the question too important, we make the answers irrational. Deep down in our most ancient memories, we know, as does every living thing, that tomorrow may be our last. That fact is the framework within which we were all built, the code in which we are all written, the boundary conditions to our mathematical solution. Applying extra boundary conditions (by asking the question again) creates nonsensical solutions (in forcing us to "live" as though we weren't already living).
In two days' time, I fly out to the US, and though I desperately need what awaits me on the other side, the fact that I must travel there by plane prevents me from looking forward to it. And so, oddly enough, it is this phobia - ultimately, a fear of dying - which prevents me from truly living.


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I derived my ideas by accident after interviewing literally thousands of people, from all walks of life, in my job. I ran my own management consulting practice in Sydney, Australia for around 20 years. I have written 2 books :- 'Life Cycles' (2008) and 'The Life Cycles Revolution' (2013). Also I have maintained 2 blogs since 2009, in which I feature many celebrities, historic figures and current affairs stories with a 'Life Cycles' message.
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and the Chief Superintendent / CEOEstablished in 1871, Winnipeg School Division (WSD) is Manitoba's first and largest school division in the Province.
Our Board of Trustees and Senior Administration worked closely together with focus and purpose
to set out our strategic direction for the next four years. We listened to our community for input. As we go forward, WSD will continue to engage and communicate with our valued partners in our aspirations to see students and staff engaged, confident, inspired, and successful. Winnipeg School Division is on the educational forefront of inclusiveness, diversity, sustainability, innovation and partnerships, and being a progressive leader is fundamental to our school division in serving our community.
The Strategic Plan 2016 to 2020 outlines our strategic direction and priorities at a high level. Our Senior Administration is continually developing specific actions and tactical plans consistent with these strategic priorities.
Winnipeg School Division has many success stories of our students, leading examples of innovation and technology, and many amazing teachers, administrators, and staff dedicated to serving our children everyday. We invite you to get to know us better and work together
in providing opportunities for all our students.
Mark WasyliwChair (past), Board of Trustees
Pauline ClarkeChief Superintendent / CEO
As part of on-going efforts to set direction for Winnipeg School Division (WSD), the Trustees and Senior Administration are committed to developing a strategic plan.
Following a request for proposals, KPMG was selected to guide and facilitate a process to develop a strategic plan for 2016 to 2020. The process was multi-faceted.
KPMG conducted research on WSD and leading North American public school districts; facilitated sessions with the Board of Trustees and WSD Senior Administration, and with local stakeholders and community members; and interviewed leaders in business, labour, educational and community organizations. Collectively, we worked to build consensus on strategic direction for Winnipeg School Division.
In the fall of 2015, KPMG conducted research, reviewed WSD documentation, examined leading practices in school districts in other jurisdictions, and conducted an environmental scan to provide context.
In January 2016, the first strategic planning session was held with the Board of Trustees and Senior Administration. In March 2016, interviews were held with leaders in the community. In April 2016, a community consultation session was held at Tec Voc High School.
On April 30, a second strategic planning session was held with Trustees and Senior Administration, reporting community input and to further develop strategies. In addition to these events, Trustees and Senior Administration receive ongoing input through budget consultations and informal meetings with the community.
Considerable work was done in formulating WSD's new Strategic Plan. The process continues. We will continue to work to develop plans and implement actions aligned with the direction set out in WSD's new Strategic Plan, and continue to communicate and partner with our community.
As Winnipeg's most culturally and socio-economically diverse division, Winnipeg School Division (WSD) has a leading role in education in the City of Winnipeg and the Province of Manitoba. WSD has 77 schools and has the highest student population in Winnipeg, with more than 33,000 students from Nursery through Grade 12.
For the fiscal year 2016/2017, Winnipeg School Division set out a total budget of $396 million. Provincial government funding represents approximately 61% of the required funding, while property taxes and other sources represent approximately 37% and 2% of that funding, respectively.
The main expenditure categories for fiscal year 2016/2017 are Instruction, which represented 52.7% of all expenditures, followed by Student Support Services (23.2%), and Operations and Maintenance (12.5%).
The school division has a total staff complement of nearly 6,000.
Demographic Trends:Growth in enrollment in WSD is expected to increase through 2020
to over 34,000 students.
The Winnipeg region has experienced modest economic growth in recent years, and moderate growth is forecast to continue over the next four years. Population growth is expected to grow close to 1.3% annually and real GDP growth is expected to average close to 2% annually, with modest job growth and relatively low unemployment rates around 5.5%.
Immigration:Nearly one-quarter of WSD students living with their parents
are immigrants.English and another language are spoken in the homes of 37%
of students.
WSD has the highest percentage of Indigenous students in Winnipeg, representing over 23% of students.
Income:Incidence of low income ranged from 3% to 57% among neighbourhoods in the school division. There were 17 schools with an income below $40,000 (31% of schools) or/and there were 24 schools with income below $50,000 (44% of schools).
WSD's Strategic Framework –its Purpose, Vision, Values, and Strategic Priorities –forms a cohesive framework to guide decision-making by WSD Trustees, administrators, teachers, and staff.
To provide robust and comprehensive education, equitable access, diverse opportunity, and a supportive learning environment for all students to help them prepare for their journey with values of learning and social justice, and to be responsible community members.
Key Performance Indicators
To further improve school attendance, achievements, and graduation rates through the exploration of additional programs and strategies.
To further develop initiatives and innovative approaches addressing special needs and accessibility requirements, mental health issues, childcare needs, and nutritional needs.
To retain, attract, and develop our valued staff who are dedicated to the vision, purpose, values, and Principles of Learning of Winnipeg School Division, and reflect community diversity.
To provide responsible management of tax dollars and resources to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability and accountability of the programs, facilities, and services that we provide.
To further develop communications and partnerships with the communities we serve, parents, families, government, businesses, health and social service agencies, Indigenous education, other community organizations, and our valued volunteers.
To strengthen and enhance sustainable development initiatives that address environmental, social, and economic issues.


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Issue 93 – June 2013
Contents this month:
- Free Guide: Authoring tools for multi-device mobile delivery
- Learning Technologies Summer Forum: Come see us talk ADDIE and Mad Men
- Kineo's Adapt Framework to go open source: Join our session, 2nd July
- Top tip: Take a scroll on the wild side
- Market Update: Award-winning Employers
- Upcoming Events: Training Providers Forum, Learning Technologies, Adapt Open Source project planning, Totara User Group event
- Kineo News: New HQ in Brighton, New office in Australia, LearnX Awards, now hiring
- Event Review: City & Guilds' Lion Awards 2013
- Kineo Insights: Be a part of the 2013 Insights Report
- Kineo In 2 Minutes
Editor's note:
Summer is here. It really is. But it might go away again at any moment, so let's move fast to enjoy it. It's the time to get out and about, and bring your own devices to the beach or wherever takes your fancy. We're adapting quickly (dreadful pun) with:
- Some big news on our own Kineo Adapt Responsive E-learning Design framework - we're planning to make it an Open Source Project
- A new guide on authoring tools that help you make you make your learning mobile and multi-device
- A chance to get out in the sun and meet us at Learning Technologies Summer Forum next week - we're talking ADDIE and Mad Men
- Bringing some more light into your e-learning with scrolling designs
Market updates, tips and reviews will give you plenty for the beach bag this month. See you there if we get out before dark...
***Dates for your diary***
- Learning Technologies Summer Forum - 18 June, London (UK)
- Training Providers Forum - 17-18 June, Perth (AU)
- Adapt Open Source planning session - 2 July, London (UK)
- Totara User Group Event - 18 July, London (UK)
- Totara Demo webinars dates available into July
Visit the Kineo Events page and contact us at email@example.com to find out more and to arrange to meet us at any of the upcoming events.
Join the E-learning Professionals Group on LinkedIn: Over 7,000 of your fellow e-learning professionals are already sharing here. Ask questions, get help – find out what's really going on in e-learning…
1. Free Guide: Authoring tools for multi-device mobile delivery
You know we like to talk about and use authoring tools. Oh, do we ever. But what about choosing the right authoring tools for mobile and multi-device learning? With Flash a no-go on most mobile browsers, HTML5 and native apps are the new focuses for mobile platforms. More and more of you are looking for tools that enable you to publish one version that works on multiple platforms, including smart phone and tablets. Most roads lead to HTML5.
Our new guide takes you through what your options are and reviews the strengths and weaknesses of five tools, when it comes to multi-device output. It also includes a useful browser compatibility matrix, which shows at a glance which tools work with which browsers your learners are using across your organisation.
You can get the guide here.
Judging from our recent debate on LinkedIn, discussing the relative merits of authoring tools is still something that gets you fired up. Add some heat here.
And of course - there's some interesting news about our own Adapt framework; but let's not get ahead of ourselves...
2. Learning Technologies Summer Forum London: Come see us talking mobile and Mad Men
Learning Technologies. That's a January thing, right? Not in this crazy e-learning world. Now it's a summer thing too.
We're taking part in the first ever Learning Technologies Summer Forum at Olympia in London on 18 June. It's the first time the organisers have run this event as a follow on from the main January show. So it will be nice to see you all in your summer clothes for a change.
We'll be on Stand 29 to showcase the very latest innovations including our Adapt Framework for mobile learning, and the latest version of Totara LMS.
We're also running a seminar at 10.45: 'From ADDIE men to Mad Men: why learning needs to be more like marketing'. Case studies on marketing: essential. Manhattans: optional.
Kineo's MD, Steve Rayson, also joins a panel discussion in the afternoon. The question: What is your greatest L&D Challenge? Start your thinking now...
Let's make a date:
Drop us a line via email@example.com we can arrange some quality time in the diary on what's likely to be a busy and bustling day!
It's free to attend Learning Technologies Summer Forum, you can register now. Find out more about what we're doing at the show.
3. Kineo's Adapt Framework to go open source: Join our session, 2nd July
Many of you joined our recent webinars showcasing Kineo's award-winning "Adapt" Framework. Adapt is a framework for building responsive e-learning design, using HTML5.
We showcased some work for recent clients and showed how you really can create one version that runs on multiple devices: desktop, tablet and mobile.
We couldn't resist using the old Steve jobs trick of closing with "oh, and one more thing... we want to make Adapt an open source project!"
Yes, you read that right: we're planning to open up our Adapt Framework for the whole community to benefit, and hopefully encourage some of you to contribute and help move it forward.
Why? Because we believe in open source (as you know from our Moodle and Totara LMS work); we're part of a charity at City & Guilds; and, it's the right thing to do.
We're running a first event to seek interest levels in participation on July 2nd in London. If you're interested, please come along.
If you're interested, you can find out more.
If you missed the webinar that we ran that included our open source announcement, then you can also watch the recording.
4. Top tip: Take a scroll on the wild side
HTML5, Responsive Design, multi-device... all very nice but what does it mean for learning design? A lot, it turns out. As we've said before, a new grammar for responsive, multi-device design is emerging. One of the key elements is scrolling design. In the first of a series of tips on scrolling, we look at some examples for inspiration.
5. Market update: Award-winning employers
This month we update on two examples of employers who have done great things to help develop vocational skills in their teams, and who were both recognised at awards recently: Veolia and Tesco.
Find out why in this month's update.
6. Upcoming events: Training Providers Forum, Learning Technologies Summer forum, Adapt Open Source session, Totara User Group event
Lots coming up for the summer, including:
Training Providers Forum - Perth, June 17-18
Training Providers Forum is Western Australia's leading Forum on Training and Workforce Development, providing the latest updates on training and workforce development and showcase examples of innovation and good practice. This year's Forum program will focus on Sustainability, Technology and Innovation in Training and promises to be engaging and enlightening.
Learning Technologies Summer Forum - London, June 18
The first Learning Technologies Summer Forum takes place at Olympia, London this June. Join us on stand 29 and at our seminar at 10.45.
Adapt open source session - London, July 2
Join City & Guilds and Kineo from 2-5pm, when we will demonstrate the Adapt authoring framework and lead a discussion on turning the product into a collaborative, open source project.
The event is open to anyone interested in developing elearning content that works across multiple devices and in being involved with the open source project. City & Guilds and Kineo are encouraging people from across all sectors to attend, including Universities, FE colleges, employers and charities.
Totara User Group - London, July 18
We're hosting our third Totara LMS user group conference at our London office on 18th July. We'll share the latest Totara 2.4 features and innovations, including Open Badges, as well as demos of Totara in action for clients, and your feedback and wishlist for future versions. The event is free and open to seasoned Totara users and people just looking to find out more.
Find out about these events and many more on our Events page.
7. Kineo news: New HQ in Brighton, New office in Australia, LearnX Award wins, now hiring
New HQ in Brighton and office in Australia
Continued growth has seen us open two new Kineo offices since our last newsletter, including a new HQ in our home town of Brighton. Our first office in Brighton had 4 desks back in 2005; the new Brighton office has capacity for over 150 people, with a great view across Brighton Pier, the English Channel and the South Downs.
Follow us on Twitter (@kineo) to see more than a healthy number of pictures. If you're down Brighton way, do drop in and we'd be happy to show you around.
Also with nice views of a different type is our new Kineo Pacific office in Canberra, Australia. The Kineo Pacific team has been growing and developing new relationships.
LearnX Award wins
We were honoured last month to win not one, but two coveted LearnX Impact Awards:
- Our Adapt Framework for multi-device learning design won the highest accolade - the Platinum Award for Best Learning Design Technology
- Our Nursing ePortfolio project for New Zealand also received a Gold Award for Best Social Learning Platform
Now hiring
Increased desk spaces, and now part of a much bigger global group in City & Guilds means we've got some major growth plans for 2013 and beyond! You know what that means - we need more great Kineo people. Some reasons to join us:
- Work on high profile projects for the world's biggest brands including Vodafone, Starbucks, M&S, Nikon and Sony
- An award-winning employee benefits offer to support your wealth, health and wellbeing. This includes a defined benefit pension scheme, private medical cover, income protection, and much more
- Fantastic career opportunities across Kineo and the City & Guilds Group in the UK and in over 80 countries, and a commitment to invest in and develop you - as you'd expect from an organisation that's been focused on people development for over 100 years
- A great working atmosphere in a friendly and supportive team, on challenging and interesting projects, and the freedom to innovate and think creatively - with offices in the heart of Brighton, London, Sheffield - and beyond...
We're hiring in multiple roles in design, technical, support, project management and sales. Find out more on our careers page.
Make a great change in 2013 - become a Kineo person.
8. Event review: City & Guilds Lion Awards 2013
Last week we joined our City & Guilds colleagues at their annual Lion Awards event at the Roundhouse in swinging Camden (London, UK). The ceremony brings together a cross section of education, including learners, teachers and employers to honour the outstanding achievements of some of the UK's most exceptional vocational learners. Congratulations to City & Guilds Kineo client Tesco for winning employer of the year for their commitment to developing their people.
The event had it all: drama, emotion and even Myleene Klass. But we repeat ourselves.
9. Kineo Insights: Be a part of the 2013 Insights report
Last year in collaboration with e.learning Age, we developed the Insights Report, which reviewed best practice in the learning technologies world. With interviews from over 30 leading professionals, the report captured ten trends for 2013.
Our 2013 Insights Report will look afresh at learning technologies in the enterprise. We'll examine what's changed, what trends and best practices are embedded - and what's coming next.
If you'd like to be involved in the research - we'd love to hear from you. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
9. Introducing Kineo in 2 minutes
Kineo is a global workplace learning company that helps businesses improve their performance through learning and technology.
We are a trusted partner to many of the world's leading organisations. We design learning solutions that deliver measurable results. These solutions range from custom e- learning to accredited programmes to hosted learning management platforms.
We've partnered with some of the world's leading organizations, including BP, Nike, Vodafone, McDonald's, Tesco, HP, ARAMARK, Marks & Spencer, and Nikon.
Part of the City & Guilds Group, Kineo supports businesses with all aspects of skills development and training. We can draw on the extensive resources of the wider Group, which includes the Institute of Leadership and Management. This gives us reach into over 80 countries, and a full service offer from talent sourcing, through apprenticeships, and leadership and management, all enabled by learning technology.
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Barbra Streisand and Larry Kramer Blame One Another for Normal Heart's Failure to Reach the Big Screen
"Streisand rewrote the script to make her character the star."
Oscar-winner Barbra Streisand and iconic activist Larry Kramer would be an incredible duo to have dinner with, but the two apparently don't work with one another very well when it comes to moviemaking. The pair has semi-officially failed to bring The Normal Heart — Kramer's 1985 play about anger and the dawn of the AIDS epidemic, currently on Broadway — to the big screen. Streisand first purchased the film rights to the play in 1985, intending to direct the film and take the part of Dr. Emma Brookner, but now she says Kramer was unwilling to make the script more cinematic. "Larry only wanted to use his screenplay," she told Entertainment Weekly today, for some reason. "I couldn't have my hands tied artistically." Kramer counters: "Streisand rewrote the script to make her character the star, marginalizing the gay characters who are at the center of the play." Kramer cedes Streisand is still generally cool in his book: "She's a mighty force, and she has done a good deal for the gay world. She just wasn't going to make this movie right." The actress said she's willing to play Brookner in Ryan Murphy's alleged adaptation starring Mark Ruffalo, but not that happily. "If I could direct it today, I would," she said. Upsetting that the two creative forces couldn't make this movie happen, sure, but stubborn passion is also partly what people love about both of them. Artists. [Inside Movies/EW]


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Jordan Lacey is a creative practitioner and interdisciplinary researcher, who specialises in the creation of public art installations. He is the author of numerous sound-based publications including Sonic Rupture. Jordan was recently awarded the RMIT Award for Research Excellence - Design for his urban installation works.
Hiddensounds is the name given to Jordan's broader sound-based works. It acts as both sonic consultancy and artistic practice related to public art installations, urban sound design, and soundscape composition and performance. An innovative technique called noise transformation provides for the creation of vibrant and restorative urban environments. The technique has been applied in outdoor and indoor environments in both art and design funded works. Visit the installations page for a history of successfully completed industry, government and university projects.


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RBC donates $100,000 to Canadian Red Cross Myanmar cyclone fund
TORONTO, May 2008 RBC announced a $100,000 donation to the Canadian Red Cross to support the relief and humanitarian efforts in Myanmar.
We have a long-standing tradition of responding when communities are in need, and on behalf of our clients and employees, we are proud to support the relief effort with a donation, said Gordon Nixon, president & CEO of RBC.
The Red Cross Movement is responding to the needs of cyclone survivors as quickly as possible, particularly through the efforts of more than 27,000 local Red Crescent volunteers trained and ready to act, said Conrad Sauvé, secretary general of the Canadian Red Cross. Thanks to the worldwide network of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Canadians can be confident that their Red Cross donations are reaching people during this difficult time.
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Canadian Anne Emond went from writing short films to this, her big screen directing debut. She scored with two appealing leads (Dimitri Storoge, Catherine de Lean). Unfortunately, it just comes across as an X rated version of My Dinner with Andre. It could've been called My Sex with Clara.
Clara and Nikolai don't have one of those meet cute moments you see in American romantic comedies. This is a French film. They meet at a rave, and quickly go to Nikolai's apartment for half an hour of sex in every conceivable position (which is the reason it wasn't rated, or it would be an X).
The lovers end up talking. And talking. And talking…before having a little more sex, and talking some more. The v-word in this bedroom – verbosity!
Sometimes they are clever in their conversations. Other times you think it might get interesting as they share their deepest secrets.
Nikolai is a loafer, who can't even finish a book. Clara is a grade school teacher, who spends her nights getting wasted at raves and going home with strangers.
When Clara tries leaving a few times, I thought of how the couples in Gods of Carnage would be close to making an escape, before being drawn back in for more conversations.
I wasn't the biggest fan of Before Sunrise, but at least those characters were more likable and interesting.
There was a premise here that could've worked. Some clumsy sex (when they stop for protection or a pee break), conversations you might not normally have with a one-night stand. Yet there are other times this goes down familiar territory. It seems we've had so many movies that have couples talk about what the future will or won't be, if they stay together. I always think that comes across like a film project at NYU.
Ultimately, it's like Last Tango in Paris…but without Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider.
And even that was an overrated movie.
This gets 1 ½ stars out of 5.


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With information of Wenda's capture by the beast men, the team devise a plan to confront them in the morning. The warriors of the Honour Guard escort the casters to the location where the best man are camping, with an army of raiders planning to ambush them on the hill.
Upon meeting the Beast Men, their leader, Rusk the Third Claw, demands that the casters come with them. Alexei immediately charms Rusk, and asks if she can begin this meeting with a performance. He agrees, and Alexei begins beguiling the company of beast men. He is almost able to charm them without any negative attention, but one of the beast men becomes wise to Alexei's plan and attacks, biting Alexei on the face.
This doesn't hinder Alexei's progress, as he asks Rusk to dispatch this person trying to ruin his performance. Rusk agrees and chases off the beast man who bit Alexei.
After the performance is finished, Alexei convinces rusk to peacefully release the hostages, Arthur and Wenda, who join the honour guard's side. Rusk insists that the four casters leave behind their guard and follow him to the beast king, who will be coming shortly.
Meric, who is focused on Rusk's status, sees an opportunity to challenge Rusk to a duel to take the place of 'The Third Claw'. Rusk agrees, and a circle forms around the two as they battle. Rusk quickly outmatches Meric, which causes Meric to draw on wild magic to sway the battle. As he attempts to cast witchbolt on Rusk, he instead bursts into an explosion of flame. He ends up knocking himself out – but rusk is still standing.
Alexei then attempts to come to Meric's aid, and in doing so breaks his charm on Rusk. Rusk orders his followers to capture the casters. As two beast men pick up Meric, the Jenno's army unleashes a flurry of arrows from the field and beginning the ambush. Two beast men rush Alexei and stab him in the shoulder and in the stomach, and begin carrying his dying body over the hill. Rusk evaluates the situation and makes a run for it over the hill.
The honour guard leaps into action, Laudrin beelines to Alexei, and Wallen makes his way to Merrick. Bros and Terra stick by Jang and Cualli who attempt to down Rusk from afar with thier magic. At the soonest moment, Jang tells Bross to clear a path so he can get to Alexei. Laudrin is able to fight off the two beastmen who were carrying Alexei and Jang is able to stabalize him.
In a fever dream where he thinks he may have been the third claw after all, Meric hear's Alexei's voice command "You are NOT the third claw, wake UP", jolting him away. He performs a shocking uppercut to the beast man carrying him, and is able to continue up the hill to try and defeat rusk – but he is unable to see him.
With Rusk having abandoned his army, the Honour Guard and raiders make quick work of the remaining beast men, but the raiders suffer heavy losses. After an hour of regrouping and investigating/raiding the camp site, the survivors make their way back to Breezefields to inform Little Jon and Regis of the outcome.
Regis is surprised to see that there were any survivors. Danya sees that Alexei is unconscious and instructs him to be brought to her dwelling. Danya reveals she is a surgeon, and is able to perform surgery on Alexei, bringing him back to consciousness. She also helps Meric with his wound. After regrouping, the team decides they have to leave in the morning South to Summercliff, where they will be able to use an oath tome to communicate with the Goldhall that an army of beast men is in the Gold Lands country side. Alexei spends the rest of the evening making sure the festival he organized on the previous day was received well, and spreading rumour of the "next Union day festival" and "how exciting it will be".
In the morning, a scout wakes the casters up, and informs them of a small host of two dozen beast men approaching Breezefields bearing a white flag. Still shook from their encounter with the beast men, the casters take their whole Honour Guard, Breezefields militia, and raiders to accompany them to the parlay. This is met with disappointment from the Beast King, who suggest the extra forces were not need.
The Beast King apologizes for the actions of Rusk, and delivers his head to the party saying "As I understand it, this is how you do it in the north". He also gives to chests of gold to the casters for the damages done to Breezefields and the lives taken. He insists that soon the casters and he will be working together, as it is written by fate.
The casters and their Honour Guard decide to leave immediately to SummerCliff. Alexei meets with little Jon, Regis, Wenda, Jenna and Danya instructing them that they will become one town and begin to work together. Asking for Wenda and little Jon's approval, Alexei suggests the coin be used to buy infrastructure for the town from Summercliff. Little Jon and Wenda agree, as well as agreeing that they have interest in becoming one culture. In an attempt to remove the problem individuals from the town for a bit, Danya suggests that Jenno and Regis escort the party to the Summercliff as 'honoured guests'.


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SoCon extends commissioner's contract 3 years
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) - The Southern Conference has extended Commissioner John Iamarino's contract three years, a week after the league added three new members to shore up its future.
The conference Thursday announced the deal, which ties Iamarino to the league through 2015-16. The SoCon had been 1 of hardest-hit conferences in terms of expansion with 5 of its 12 members at the start of this season choosing to leave.
However, the conference extended invitations last week to the East Tennessee, Mercer and VMI, all who accepted.
Appalachian State, College of Charleston, Davidson, Elon and Georgia Southern all decided to depart in the past seven months.
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MTNL Teracom Lofty TZ100 tablet is having seven inches screen size and is provided with capacitive type of screen with 1024 x 600 pixels resolution. It has got 1 Ghz Cortex A9 processor and comes with 512 MB RAM. Internal memory is given as 4 GB and it is expandable to 32 GB. VGA quality camera has been provided on the front facing side and the 3 MP camera is provided on the rear end. 3G SIM slot is provided on this tablet. It runs on Android v4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich version of operating system. It is priced at Rs.10,999/-
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Saving the Jews of Copenhagen: Part I
In Copenhagen, both the Jewish Museum and the Museum of the Danish Resistance make reference to and display a simple artifact: a train ticket. It is funny, the things that really connect with you. The story of the attempt to save the 8,000 Jews living in Copenhagen from the concentration camps is always moving and at times heroic. Yet this simple piece of pasteboard sticks.
Saving the Jews of Copenhagen: Part II
Ulla Skorstengaard has been a pastor at Gilleleje Church since 1996. She has learned the story of that night well, partly from historical study and partly from speaking to some of the old-timers in town, many of whom she has buried.
The church dates from 1538, they think. It is plain and beautiful, with brick floors and wood benches. It started because local fishermen petitioned the king for their own church, and it is not even considered to be particularly old by Danish standards. Yet it has been visited by the Queen of Denmark and the Prime Minister of Israel, among others. "It is special," Skorstengaard says.
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With the announcement of their new budget-friendly handsets like the Comet, T-Mobile officially rolled out their new new tethering plans. How does it work? It's actually quite simple. The 200MB plan runs $10 per month with a two-year service agreement for a limited time as well as a $15 option without contract. For unlimited data users, the unlimited plan runs $30 per month. Both data plans will be sold with a voice and text message plan.
For tethering lovers and WiFi sharers, T-Mobile is offering a tethering service plan that lets select smart phones operate as a wireless modem for connecting devices.The add-on option only runs $15 a month, but must be sold with a $30 unlimited data plan.
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Sir Elton John is convinced he "should be dead" after hitting "rock bottom" during his alcohol and drug addictions.
The Rocket Man is sure his reckless behavior left him open to contracting HIV, and he admits he often wonders how he came through his health battle.
Speaking at the International AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C. on Monday, he said, "Here's a story of a young man coming to terms with his sexuality, who got mixed up in drugs and drink. He took chances with unprotected sex, and he was at very high risk of contracting HIV. He hit rock bottom, his life was a mess.
"He should have died, to be honest, and he almost did. By all rights, I shouldn't be here. I should be dead, six feet under, in a wooden box. I should have contracted HIV in the 1980s and died in the 1990s, just like Freddie Mercury, Rock Hudson and many friends and loved ones. Every day, I wonder: how did I survive?"
Sir Elton, who set up his own charity to help raise awareness of the disease, credits his friends and family with helping him through the tough time, adding, "Everyone deserves compassion. Everyone deserves dignity. Everyone, everyone, everyone deserves love. Why am I telling you this? Because the Aids disease is caused by a virus, but the Aids epidemic is not. The Aids epidemic is fueled by stigma, violence and indifference.
"We need love. If that word makes you a bit uneasy – if you associate it with Disney and schmaltz, let's call it something else. It's been three decades of this epidemic, and we have seen how human beings react when those around them become HIV positive."
The star also called for more funding into finding a cure for the disease, declaring: "America has shown so much love for those living with HIV and those living in the developing world. If this country wanted to end HIV infections at home it could do so in a heartbeat. All it takes is a bit more funding and a bit more understanding. All it takes is dialogue.
"Maybe you think I'm a bit naive. Maybe you think I'm off my rocker. But even if your dreams come true, even if we had a vaccine it is not enough… Science can stop the disease, but science alone can't end the plague."
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Tickets are on sale now -- three-day passes going for $130, single-days for $60 -- for the July 18-20 fest.


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As I spoke to you earlier, at the end of every month, there would be a special review to highlight everything new and exciting within 30/31 days period. Ranging from the ultimate curry rice to the sweetest matcha donuts, I bet you just won't missed this incredible food treat for sure. Either you are a sweet person who secures your position in a quest to find the best cake in town or even a savory person who works hand-in-hand with a burger, both of them is all available here.
1. Applewood Bacon Burger: Omakase Burger
For New York style burger with a twist. This rare and premium menu in Omakase Burger has set a new standard for burger lover in terms of flavor and texture. Featuring the hearty combination between firm beef patty with crispy bacon that has been smoked over applewood chips and buttery bun for right composition. It's juicy, smoky, and flavorful. Paired this with Cheese Fries and Iced Coca-Cola for the best experience. How do you think?
Address: 435 Orchard Road #01-02/03/37 to 41
Nearest MRT: Orchard
Operational Hours:
10.00am - 10.00pm (Monday - Thursday)
10.00AM - 10.00pm (Friday - Sunday)
2. Japanese Curry Scallops and Chicken Rice: Pepper Lunch
Sizzling your way. Recently, most of you asked me the value-for-money food that tastes unbelievably good. Perhaps, this Japanese Curry Scallops and Chicken could be the idea. Comes in piping hot and fresh, that scallops are the real winner here. It's juicy, moist, and bit of chewy. Together with rich curry sauce, sunny side up, and fragrant rice, this menu is packed with calories and just satisfying.
Address: 8 Grange Rd #05-03
Cathay Orchard Cineleisure
Nearest MRT: Somerset
Operational Hours:
11.00am - 10.00pm (Everyday)
3. Green Tea Donuts: Krispy Kreme
Sweet nostalgia. There are tons of donuts available in Singapore, but the must-try one is here. With the soft yet light texture of the dough and perfect glazing of matcha powder, the overall flavor is just nice as it looks. The strong kick of matcha powder might be the reason why I love this cake much. However, different outlet got a different standard. In a sense, consistency always is an issue here.
Address: 16 Collyer Quay, #01-11/12
Income at Raffles
Nearest MRT: City Hall
Operational Hours:
8.00am - 8.00pm (Everyday)
4. A5 Mizayaki Beef: Takujo at Emporium Shohukin
Japanese fine dining experience. Looking for the most distinction Wagyu Beef in Singapore? Be sure to make your move here. That meat is so tender and when you bite it, it will just dissolve immediately. Also, they served this with three type of ingredients including soy sauce, salt, and fresh cut lemon. Just mixed and match like the way you mean it and enjoy.
Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, #01-18 Marina Square
Marina Square
Nearest MRT: City Hall / Esplanade
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5. Royal Thai Hotpot: Soi Thai Soi Nice
Heartwarming food to be shared. Featuring the succulent pieces of prawn, fresh crayfish, moist scallops, egg noodle, and light vegetables; bathed in rich tom yam soup. The main highlight of this dish is just everything. Cannot spot the weaknesses of it since the whole flavor is well balanced (salty, sweet, tangy, and spicy) and the texture remain nice until the last bites of it. Suitable for 4 - 6 person.
Address: 321 Alexandra Rd, #02-01
Alexandra Central Mall
Nearest MRT: Redhill
Operational Hours:
11.30am - 10.00pm (Everyday)
6. Wagyu Beef Burger with Peanut Butter Sauce: Portico Host
You might see my previous post about this on Instagram and Snapchat, and yes it becomes the trending topic for a while. It looks incredibly attractive with oozy egg yolk and overloaded peanut butter sauce. However, this dish might become your love or your hate at the same time. Since that peanut butter sauce is overpowering and beat the real taste of that meat. That bun is not bad with buttery and airy texture.
Address: #01-10, 991B Alexandra Rd
Nearest MRT: Labrador Park
Operational Hours:
11.30am - 3.00pm (Brunch)
5.30pm - 11.30pm (Dinner)
7. Shoyu Soba: Tsuta
The first Michelin-starred ramen in the world. I am quite skeptical with this since the overall review is good. In fact, it tastes really nice and light. The noodle is perfectly springy and that soup is so tasty with strong truffle aroma. I cannot believe that juicy slabs of meat have redefined my charsiew standard since it made fresh upon order and meatier than ever. The other best thing here is the service. When I stepped inside the venue, all the chef and local waiter greet me with a smile and explains to me how to enjoy this dish properly. Such a pleasant dining experience.
Address: 9 Scotts Road, #01-01
Pacific Plaza, 228210
Nearest MRT: Orchard
Operational Hours:
11.00am - 10.00pm (Everyday)
8. Prawn Omelette: Nakhon Kitchen
The secret menu that you never-ever find on their menu! I am part of their loyal customer since last year and last week the waiter ask me to try the Prawn Omelette which is not even available on the menu. After I try it, fortunately, it tastes beyond what I expected before. The omelet is perfectly cooked and airy with fresh pieces of prawn at the center. Served with house made Thai chili sauce on the side, this menu is perfect to be paired with hot steam rice. Still planning my next visit for this.
Address: 27A Lorong Liput Holland Village
Singapore, 277738
Nearest MRT: Holland Village
Operational Hours:
12.00pm - 10.00pm (Everyday)
9. Sweet and Sour Chicken: Kowloon Bay Cafe
Gem inside Hillion Mall, a newly opened shopping center in West side of Singapore. The main reason why I recommend you to try this is because that juicy chicken cube has successfully delivered a strong wok aroma and crispy skin like no other. The sauce itself is quite tasty and not overpowering that chicken. Apart from what it taste and what it looks, the price seems to be affordable as well.
Address: #01-07 Hillion Mall
17 Petir Rd
Nearest MRT: Bukit Panjang
Operational Hours:
10.00am - 10.00pm (Everyday)
10. Tom Yam Seafood Ramen: Ohsho Ramen
Value-for-money ramen in Orchard. Decked in Kopitiam area with no aircon and WiFi, Ohsho Ramen set a completely traditional way of ramen dining. Owned by the local chef, each menu is delivered in strong and comforting taste. That juicy pieces of prawn are what I love the most while the best part of this menu located on that soup. It's salty, spicy, and tangy. Wouldn't expect much more than that.
Address: 5 Koek Road #01-10 Cuppage Plaza
Nearest MRT: Somerset
Operational Hours:
11.45am - 2.30am (Monday - Saturday)
12.00pm - 12.00am (Sunday & PH)
11. Jajangmyeon: O.BBa Jjang
Might be the most authentic Jajangmyeon in Singapore. Featuring the ultra-smooth noodle, bathed in tasty black bean sauce and minced pork meat. Perhaps, the main highlight of this menu is located on its texture and flavor, not the presentation.
Address: 77 Tg Pagar Rd
Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar
Operational Hours:
11.30am - 3.00am (Everyday)
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