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What a lot of snow we have had! I hope your brains are warmed up and ready to learn! We have got lots of exciting lessons and activities planned, as well as developing lots of new skills.
As the weather is still cold please make sure you wrap up warm 🙂
Below is a small outline of Year 2's week – some may change depending on timetable needs.
Monday – Homework hand in day, spelling test
Tuesday morning will be taught by Mrs. Sewell for RE and Maths
Wednesday – Homework handed out (see homework page for more information
Thursday and Friday – PE sessions
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|Reading focus:
| Children will take part in a weekly Guided Reading session where they will read a story and answer questions based upon what they have read. There will then be activities throughout the week based upon their Guided Reading book.
Reading books will be changed on a Friday. Please sign books for our reading race!
It is really important that children are reading everyday!
|Writing focus:
|We are using the book 'On the Way Home' to write our own repetitive language story.
We are also focusing on diary writing based on Samuel Pepys from the Great Fire of London.
Writing objectives will be supported from the Year 2 interim framework objectives.
|Spelling, grammar, punctuation or phonics focus –
|We will be focusing upon different sentence types, apostrophes, commas in a list and using a variety of conjunctions.
Spellings are focused on adding suffixes and tricky words.
|Topic Question: How did the Great Fire of London start?
We will be learning about what and how it happened, how we have gathered information on the fire and what life was like in the 17th Century.
Topic project homework is on the homework page.
|Focus on 'Uses of Everyday Materials.'
|Ball skills is Thursday and Friday is Gymfit circuits.
Please make sure that children have PE kits in school all week.
|What can parents/carers do to help?
|Read regularly and sign Reading Records. Asking children questions based upon what they have read. Ensure homework and spellings are completed.
|Is there any help you need in class? E.g. any items sent in from home/helpers?
|Please help your child to complete their homework (sent out on a Wednesday and returned to school on a Monday) and support them in practicing their spellings and times tables
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|We have given out a letter about a residential in May – please look out for further information.


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Place 1: An Aeroplane
Nobody prepares a holiday a year before they actually go off on their flight to Spain or Canada or wherever they want to visit, so how come there are so many infants on flights? Nature gives you nine whole month of prep before the baby is born, so booking a flight that will take place within a year of conception is madness. There is literally no benefit to flying your baby over to a new country. Not only will they remember nothing once they grow up, but it'll cost more money to transport them, and you'll have to spend almost all your time in this beautiful new place changing nappies and everything you do will have to be carefully structured around naptime. So please, parents of the world, stop taking your babies on flights. Nobody is going to win from this, especially not the people who have to withstand hours of crying onboard the plane whilst the baby tries to understand why their ears just popped. And in a confined space like a plane, this sort of thing tends to build up and build up until everyone on board carries a grudge against you and will happily make your life a hell if they ever see you again. You're sabotaging yourself more than anything else, parents – stop it.
Place 2: Down a Mine Shaft
Yes, this has really happened to me. If you thought the wailing of a newborn child could not be any more irritating than when experienced in a plane, try listening to the echoing cry of a baby who is in an underground tunnel dripping with damp and without natural lighting. Not one part of a mine shaft would appeal to any baby in their right mind, featuring all the things they try to spend their lives avoiding – darkness, water, the cold, and the working classes. And if you don't believe that all babies have a fear of the working class, try taking one to an industrial factory and see how much they love it there. The simple fact is that a baby's call is designed to be irritating to other people, this is how nature works, so imagine what happens when this crying just so happens to be amplified to insane levels by the cave system of the underground. Not pleasant at all. It calls into question the intelligence of a parent that they feel a trip down a mine shaft is something they really must do while they still have the chance, as if once their child has grown up and left home the experience of going down into the tunnels will have waned somehow. Or perhaps the belief is that they wish to see the coal before their eyesight deteriorates as old-age sets in. If this is indeed the case, parents of the world, then here's a helpful point to keep in mind: THERE'S NOT A BLOODY LOT TO SEE IN A MINE SHAFT. There is no situation in which taking your baby underground would ever clarify being an appropriate way of spending time, so take your child and lump off!


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click photo to enlargeI don't watch many of the TV programmes that people who know me expect me to see. The reason is that I'm prepared to devote only a very limited time to television. So, by the time I've watched, over the course of week, a couple of films, a couple of old, made-for-TV comedy shows, and one or two other programmes, I'm done. With that amount of viewing I've used up the time I'm willing to give to television, and good or bad, I won't watch more. To do so would deprive me of the time I want to give to my other interests and pursuits.
For the same reason I'm currently unwilling to join the majority of the population of Britain in owning a smartphone. It's not that I'm a Luddite, or that I don't think they have some uses above those offered by a traditional mobile phone: they do (though fewer than many would have us believe). The fact is I spend quite a chunk of my week at a computer screen and extending this further via the tiny display of a smart phone would - you've got it - "deprive me of the time I want to give to my other interests and pursuits". However, I'm enough of a realist to accept that the way mobile communications are going the day may come when I will need (rather than want) one.
There is one thing about smart phones that I do rather like, and that is the greater capabilities of the built-in cameras. They are not yet as good as even a basic compact camera, but for some purposes they are good enough. Moreover, currently appearing on the market is the Nokia Pureview 808 with a 41 megapixel camera outputting 2/3, 5 and 8 megapixel images, incorporating a useful zoom facility, offering the opportunity to achieve bokeh, and the capacity to record HD 1080p video. These are the sort of specifications that enthusiast photographers will find appealing. The images that I've seen look very good indeed.
Of course, there is a downside to smartphone cameras and that lies in the "apps", especially the "Instagram" variety that offer "effects" that people find irresistible. I came across this article on PetaPixel recently - "Iconic Photos "re-taken with Instagram" - and concluded that such effects, by and large, represent a pretty good method of ruining a shot whilst at the same instantly consigning it to a big subset of other smartphone shots. All of which brings me to my wet café chairs. After converting from colour to black and white I applied digital versions of traditional processing effects - increasing contrast, burning and dodging. In other words it was hand-crafted, insofar as that is possible with a computer! So why do I think it looks like a commercial pin-hole or Holga effect? It seems that digital camera "art filters" and smartphone "apps" that include both these options are starting to impinge on our consciousness and affect how we see photographs.
photograph and text © Tony Boughen
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Here are some Christmas quotes that may cheer you: (thanks to Danny Sims)
- Christmas is a time when you get homesick - even when you're home. --Carol Nelson
- There has been only one Christmas - the rest are anniversaries. --W.J. Cameron
- Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall. --Larry Wilde
- I stopped believing in Santa Claus when I was six. Mother took me to see him in a department store and he asked for my autograph. --Shirley Temple
- Mail your packages early so the post office can lose them in time for Christmas. --Johnny Carson
- The worst gift is a fruitcake. There is only one fruitcake in the entire world, and people keep sending it to each other. --Johnny Carson
- The one thing women don't want to find in their stockings on Christmas morning is their husband. --Joan Rivers
- I once bought my kids a set of batteries for Christmas with a note on it saying, toys not included. --Bernard Manning
- Anyone who believes that men are the equal of women has never seen a man trying to wrap a Christmas present. --Anonymous
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Wednesday, June 17
Ok... I've heard enough. At first the remakes of the DOA track were amusing... Now I'm getting sick. Kind of reminds me of A Billi, when everybody did a remix. I was about to post this track from Royce Da 5'9 until I the beat kicked in. How about we say DODOA (Death of Death of Autotune)? That's a little more suiting now. Kill the remixes and come with your own sounds now... freestyle or written, battle or not... Give me more.
I guess I'll still put the link up of Royce Da 5'9s DOA (Redemption) track.
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» If you're a "delightful" woman and you tell my dad you're my friend, apparently he'll tell you I am "between girlfriends." It's nice to know your folks are looking out for you.
» There were a dozen or more trees blown down on my parents' property. I'm thinking of checking out the carnage tomorrow morning. As expected, my dad didn't really want my help today with clearing the debris. It's nice to know your folks still think you're 12.
» The previous week at work I thought I was going to strangle myself with my mouse cable — the culmination of boredom and frustration. But by the end of this week I found a renewed enthusiasm for the job. Or at least, a renewed appreciation. Or at worst, a renewed resignation. About five people this week asked me if I'm planning on moving to Victoria (why there is this constant fascination with the prospect of me moving to Victoria, I don't know). Last week I would have said, "Yes, that resumé's getting dusted off like a mantle-clock." This week I found myself more hesitant, yet intrigued.
» That folk revival scene at the Vault last night was something else. Folkies really laugh at even the most banal banter. Which I remember from the Errington Hall open mic nights — I could really lay down the schmarm which I can be shamefully good at when I want. But, ultimately, so much acceptance and appreciation makes me feel like I've stumbled into a cult meeting. I could only take two songs of that adorable, awkward kid with the butter-smooth guitar playing before wrapping my scarf around my face and heading back into the rainy night.
» Photo session tomorrow for the Urbane Decay EP. Which, of course, I've been remixing all day.


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I've given cucumber sticks, pitta or toast strips with philly or humous, crumpet with peanut butter x
Once you've tried a few things you'll try everything!
Potato wedges, rice cakes with nut butter and banana, scotch pancakes. Any veg sticks, baby corn, sweet corn fritters, poached apple or pear slices.


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Been a while since I posted. I've been watering weeds.
Actually, literally so for that past 20 minutes or so. We have a lovely little patch of flowers and ground-covering plants on a steep bank. We planted them for a patch of beauty -- and to avoid mowing grass on the bank.
For the past week almost all of my spare time has been spent in replacing a broken storm door. It's been a classic home improvement chore. In removing the old one I discovered that the root cause of the problem was that the decking outside had risen too high. In removing the decking I discovered the root cause of its rise and so on and so forth. So the new door remains in a box and two trips to the Depot later the new deck floor is almost installed as are the new steps that became an unplanned side benefit of the task.
The good news is that the weather has been nice.
The bad news is that the weather has been nice -- too nice. No rain. Plants need watering. Hm, garden needs weeding. No time. Oh, well. Let's water the weeds.
Much of life is like that. The logical order is not always, or even often, the possible order. So we do what we must when we can. Meanwhile, we water weeds.
I hope the coming days have a bit more time for posting, because I have some really good stuff to put up here. Keep checking back. Unless the weeds take over completely I should have time to get back here pretty soon.
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
Watering Weeds
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an old gardening saying is "one year's seeding, five years' weeding." Remember that while you water weeds. If you pay attention to your garden in the spring, then you won't have to pull the weeds later, and there won't be so many of them to pull, either. xx--sistah ecclesiastica
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During the holidays I have been doing a lot of interesting things and also cleaning up my house when my parents go work. Helping my mum with the washing and also watching movies on my sisters Chromebook.
My first overall favourite highlight I did in the Holidays was watching movies with my sister overnight and making my own breakfast and drinking my hot beverage Milo. The breakfast I made during the holidays was scrambled eggs, with toast and also top it off with melted cheese on my scrambles eggs YUMMY!!
My second overall favourite highlight I did in the holidays was to pick up my grandma from the airport who just came from Australia. Myself and my mum went to the airport and stayed there for about four hours. Her flight was delayed three times and we just had a little break and head to the Mc Donald's station and buy something for us to eat.
After waiting 4-5 hours my grandma finally arrived from the plane. I was so excited to meet her and excited for her to meet me again. My mum was happy with joy to see my grandma. We then left the airport and go do some shopping.
I also went to my Great-Grandma's funeral. It was a sad moment for my family and my other extended family. My mum was one of the grandchildren of her grandma. So my mum and her cousins went to the funeral home and dressed up my great-grandma. My mum's family and all other extended family gathered together as a family a had a prayer service and our final goodbyes and kisses to her.
Two weeks of school holidays have been really relaxing and I hope the next two weeks of holidays will be very very exciting.
Monday, 1 May 2017
First Blog post for Term 2 2017: Holiday Highlights
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Kia ora Loseli, thanks for sharing your holiday highlights. Now we are back at school, I look forward to checking out your learning in Term 2!ReplyDelete
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It's great to see that you've had an enjoyable holiday apart from the funeral.
Darius and I went to watch Guardians of the Galaxy at Sylvia Park Hoyts cinemas. I thought it was pretty cool. Did your grandma bring any treats from Australia? I like the Coles cookies, they are delicious. Keep up the great writing.
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Industrial mood la 2 noaptea.. ascultam Front 242, si am stiut ca trebuie sa nu fiu singurul care trebuie sa fie in industrial mood.
Patru video-uri Front 242, dintre care, unul pe care l-am compilat eu in seara asta, din ultimul episod Salad Fingers si piesa Welcome tio Paradise - Front 242.
Va doresc o seara industriala ... si maine la munca cu voi!
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"Front 242 is a pioneering Belgian electronic music group that came into prominence during the 1980s. During their most active period (effectively ending in 1993 with the albums 06:21:03:11 UP EVIL and 05:22:09:12 OFF) they influenced many industrial and electronic artists.
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When industrial music developed in England in the mid-1970s with Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle, these groups used electronic instruments, percussion with found objects, and looped samples of "found" soundbites, elements later taken up by Front 242. These techniques can be seen as an extension of the use of electronic sources of sound as musical instruments and percussion with found objects by composer Edgard Varèse.
Front 242 was created in 1981 in Aarschot, Belgium by Daniel Bressanutti and Dirk Bergen, who wanted to create music and graphic design using emerging electronic tools. The first single, Principles, was released late in 1981. Although some members now claim that the name does not have a particular meaning, in an early '90s interview on Dutch TV (the Tragedy -for you- period with slo-mo version of that track playing in background), Daniel Bressanutti said that the '242' part comes from him swearing '242!' instead of 'damn!' when he was young. Also, the similarities to UN Security Council Resolution 242 have not been lost on those interested in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Perhaps more to the point, after the Second World War 242 Belgian citizens were condemned to death for collaboration with the German occupiers.
Patrick Codenys and Jean-Luc De Meyer had separately formed a group called Under Viewer at about the same time, and the two duos joined together in 1982. Bressanutti, Codenys and De Meyer took turns on vocals at first, until they settled on De Meyer as the lead vocalist (early recordings with Bresanutti on vocals have recently been released). De Meyer came to write most of the lyrics. They decided not to use the regular waveform settings on their synthesizers, arguing that creating the waveform for each note was part of the creative process.
Their next single, U-Men, was released in 1982, followed by the band's first album Geography that same year. These first releases were cited as influential to other artists in the genre; however, they were not strong and hard-hitting as the group's later efforts. In 1983, Dirk Bergen left the band to pursue graphic design, and Richard Jonckheere, referred to as Richard 23, joined as a backing vocalist and charismatic stage presence." - wikipedia


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I am currently trying to stop myself from downloading more porn onto my laptop, but I honestly don't know how I am going to last. Spent some part of my morning reading Q the Conqueror as well as Mr. Hubs, who is always such a good read. I haven't checked out other blogs in a while (busybusybusy) so it's always refreshing to see what others are up to.
I killed my legs last weekend, after a long and torturous run in the park. Taking 11-mile runs is no small feat, especially for someone as unfit as I am. But I finished it and I am happy. Took me almost 2 hours, but hey! No complaints here.
Spent some part of my day dreaming about Albert. Albert was my one last love (LOVE DAW O!) in the Philippines before I left for Australia. We hung around each other, and I accompanied him to his modeling gigs. I have to admit, I was his slave. He was so hot, and his body was to die for. I started flirting with him and I think he was interested - but when I dropped the bomb that I was leaving for Australia, ABA! Nagalit siya...
(Marcus 2: Hello! Siyempre naman no! ... Gaga.)
... but we had a good run, and admittedly, I LOVED the shape of his cock, around 7 inches, fairly thick, dark with a fair bit of skin all around. Admittedly, I was captivated by his looks (he really IS a looker), but if I were to be honest about the whole scenario, I don't think he was that into me, and let's face it, it was something that wasn't meant to be.
I tried calling him when I last got back to the Philippines, but the tone of his voice screamed "Not interested." Ako naman, sige. Ganun eh....
But I miss him sometimes. When he smiles, the whole world becomes a lighter place. Even the polluted air of Espana seemed to be more breathable...
...But I should stop wool-gathering. God knows, I am just reliving youthful adventures more than anything else. *sigh* I wonder what he's doing today. When I checked his agency's website, he was no longer there... sooooo... mmmm. OH well.
Edit: Out of plain curiosity, I googled him and hehehe! He is still alive and modeling apparently. *sigh*


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Happy Monster Monday, fiends! As you probably know, The Walking Dead returns on Sunday. I have kind of a love-hate relationship with the show, but I watch it (and Talking Dead) religiously. Even when I'm feeling the hate – Glenn fell with his head away from the dumpster, not toward it! – I still love … Continue reading Monster Monday: The Walking Dead
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One of my favorite aspects of horror is its versatility. Horror movies can be bleak and depressing, but they can also be goofy and fun. George A. Romero could pull off both of these extremes brilliantly (sometimes in the same movie). Since yesterday's post was pretty heavy, I'd like to offer you something a little … Continue reading Romero Week — Creepshow


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Sunday, September 09, 2007
Out of the Past
Otis Redding (1941-1967), yet another blockbusting Virgo who came to a tragic end. If you've seen footage of him performing, you've probably glimpsed some of the gusto he put into his singing. He and most of the Bar-Keys (his backing band) died when their small plane crashed into Lake Monona, Wisconsin, on the way to Madison in December, 1967. I swam in that lake at night about twenty years later -- it was an eerie experience.
Above: Jane Greer (1924-2001) playing femme fatale to the hilt in Out of the Past (1947), with Robert Mitchum. One of my film noir favorites, with a great -- and bleak -- ending. Some of Ms. Greer's last performances -- in the 1990s -- can be seen on Twin Peaks.
Today's Rune: Breakthrough.
Birthdays: Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu/Cardinal-Duc de Richelieu, William Bligh (Mutiny on the Bounty), Leo Tolstoy (Gregorian calendar), Adelaide Crapsey, Paul Goodman, "Jimmy the Greek" Snyder (b. Dimetrios Georgios Synodinos), Manolis Glezos, Jane Greer, Cliff Robertson, Elvin Jones (b. Pontiac, Michigan), Otis Redding, Michael Keaton (Douglas), Hugh Grant, Michelle Williams.
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- Charles Gramlich said...
I rather enjoy the Femme Fatales of the past.
- September 09, 2007
- Danny Tagalog said...
Me too. Re: femme fatale's of the past. Thanks for the comment Erik - yours and other comments have had a great effect. Cheers!
- September 10, 2007
- Beth said...
Ah, Otis. One of the greats out of Georgia. He sand, hands down, the most heart-ripping version of "Try a Little Tenderness."
- September 10, 2007
- Johnny Yen said...
I got my father the Criterion version of Monterey Pop for his birthday two years ago (we always watched it when it was on late-night television when I was a kid). He pointed out that Try A Little Tenderness was more typical of what he did-- that Dock of the Bay, while a number one hit for him, albeit post-humously, was not as uptempo as the rest of his songs.
I also love, at Monterey, where he mentioned, before performing RESPECT, that Aretha Franklin stole the song from him, and that he was stealing it back. When I first heard U2's cover of the Beatles' Helter Skelter, with Bono making the same comment, I wondered how many people got the homage.
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"In a country where the lingam and the yoni are publicly worshipped and where a book on Kama Sutra has been written, what will happen if a couple is shown kissing as a mark of love and affection? Surely the Ganga will not be on fire!"
The above question by G. D. Khosla epitomizes the whole problem with Indian CBFC (peace be upon it) and the way it treats adults as nothing but nursery sheeps, incapable of deciding for themselves and always looking up at an higher authority for viewing tips. The underemployed at the CBFC (peace be upon it) proudly boasts on its website,
Film censorship becomes necessary because a film motivates thought and action and assures a high degree of attention and retention as compared to the printed word. The combination of act and speech, sight and sound in semi darkness of the theatre with elimination of all distracting ideas will have a strong impact on the minds of the viewers and can affect emotions. Therefore, it has as much potential for evil as it has for good and has an equal potential to instill or cultivate violent or good behaviour. It cannot be equated with other modes of communication. Censorship by prior restraint is, therefore, not only desirable but also necessary.
In a recent interview with Karan Thapar, she mentioned that "Indians are not ready for it (porn) ". IMHO, if Indians were ready for a two piece (gorgeous) bikini bomb in Evening in Paris in 1967, it is high time Vijay Anand is taken seriously and the Cinematograph Act of 1952 be revised and adult entertainment industry managed with a XA rating rather than banned outright. Click here for some other interesting story surrounding Vijay Anand's resignation from CBFC (peace be upon it). Coming back to our topic, this infallible Mother Lady (peace be upon her) now decides what is good taste and what is bad, what movies can potentially affect your wisdom, what can affect your subhuman sensibilities and what can deprave you of your morals, what words or actions cater to your inner Satanic subliminals and so on. Here is the complete requirements for a film from the CBFC (peace be upon it) website.
(ii) the modus operandi of criminals, other visuals or words likely to incite the commission of any offence are not depicted;
(iii) scenes
- showing involvement of children in violence as victims or perpetrators or as forced witnesses to violence, or showing children as being subjected to any form of child abuse;
- showing abuse or ridicule of physically and mentally handicapped persons; and
- showing cruelty to, or abuse of animals, are not presented needlessly
(iv) pointless or avoidable scenes of violence, cruelty and horror, scenes of violence primarily intended to provide entertainment and such scenes as may have the effect of de-sensitising or de-humanising people are not shown;
(v) scenes which have the effect of justifying or glorifying drinking are not shown;
(vi) scenes tending to encourage, justify or glamorise drug addiction are not shown;
(vi-a) scenes tending to encourage, justify or glamorise consumption of tobacco or smoking are not shown;
(vii) human sensibilities are not offended by vulgarity, obscenity or depravity;
(viii) such dual meaning words as obviously cater to baser instincts are not allowed;
(ix) scenes degrading or denigrating women in any manner are not presented;
(x) scenes involving sexual violence against women like attempt to rape, rape or any form of molestation or scenes of a similar nature are avoided, and if any such incidence is germane to the theme, they shall be reduced to the minimum and no details are shown
(xi) scenes showing sexual perversions shall be avoided and if such matters are germane to the theme they shall be reduced to the minimum and no details are shown
(xii) visuals or words contemptuous of racial, religious or other groups are not presented
(xiii) visuals or words which promote communal, obscurantist, anti-scientific and anti-national attitude are not presented
(xiv) the sovereignty and integrity of India is not called in question;
(xv) the security of the State is not jeopardized or endangered
(xvi) friendly relations with foreign States are not strained;
(xvii) public order is not endangered
(xviii) visuals or words involving defamation of an individual or a body of individuals, or contempt of court are not presented
EXPLANATION: Scenes that tend to create scorn, disgrace or disregard of rules or undermine the dignity of court will come under the term 'Contempt of Court' : and
(xix) national symbols and emblems are not shown except in accordance with the provisions of the Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act, 1950 (12 of 1950)
I am wondering if there is ANY movie which does not violate atleast one of the above. The sad part is that the Indian CBFC (peace be upon it) is a certification agency, as opposed to say MPAA in USA which is a rating agency. If a film does not pass the CBFC (peace be upon it) litmus test, there is no way anybody in India can legally see it. Whereas, filmmakers in USA are not bound by any laws to get certified. Even the MPAA ratings are completely voluntary.
We are over 50 years old since gaining independence from British. But a long way from gaining independence from the underemployed at CBFC (peace be upon it) and deciding for ourselves, as adults, what to see and what not.


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By discipline, I meant showing up regularly. But, the most important question is what is it for?
The act of doing something daily even when there is no audience is powerful. It becomes a habit and eventually it will shape our character and personality. Waking up every day 4 am in the morning and going for jogging is a great discipline to have whereas waking up every day at 4 am and watching TV is not a good habit to cultivate. We might as well sleep more instead of watching TV. Similarly, staying up late to help our kids with homework daily is a good discipline to cultivate whereas staying up late to catch up on a television series is not an excellent discipline and we might as well sleep instead.
What are we spending our time on by being disciplined is something we must ask ourselves.


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I sat down and made this drawing back in August. The garden where I pick up my CSA veggies was all abloom. I was having fun with marks and thinking how nice it would be if I had a person to draw in there, when in wandered this rose-lover with his camera! Some things you just can't plan.
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Bournemouth v Chelsea player ratings
Chelsea earned a well-deserved victory against Bournemouth thanks to Eden Hazard's second-half strike. Here's how we rated each Blues player in the 1-0 win at the Vitality Stadium.
Thibaut Courtois: 6
The Belgian did not have a save to make until second-half injury-time, but showed good positional sense and concentration levels to thwart Steve Cook.
Antonio Rudiger: 8
Rudiger retained his place after scoring during an impressive performance in the Carabao Cup in midweek and was assured on the ball as well in his defensive work.
David Luiz: 6
The Brazilian made a vital block in the first half during a rare Bournemouth attack and was excellent on the ball, but a couple of rash moments could easily have led to goals.
Cesar Azpilicueta: 8
Marginally Chelsea's standout defender in an impressive team performance, Azpilicueta made a couple of crucial goal-saving blocks and organised those around him with typical calmness.
Davide Zappacosta: 7
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Zappacosta was steady in defence and quick to pile forward whenever he could. But he attacked with common sense and never left the defence exposed.
Tiemoue Bakayoko: 7
The Frenchman had a much-improved display after a dismal showing against Watford. He was disciplined and retained his shape, but is still guilty of dithering in possession and giving the ball away too cheaply.
Cesc Fabregas: 7
Fabregas was typically composed with the ball at his feet and impressed with his workrate in defence. He was perhaps guilty of being overly casual with two of the three chances that came his way.
Marcos Alonso: 7
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He was solid and slightly cautious to over-commit in attack, but rarely surrendered possession and gave good support to Eden Hazard.
Pedro: 7
Pedro was lively and dangerous and always threatening. He blazed one effort over the bar after making the chance himself and was always involved.
Eden Hazard: 8
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Alvaro Morata: 7
Morata could easily have left the field at half-time with a first-half hat-trick, missing two good chances and having an effort disallowed for offside that was marginal. He did superbly well to set up the winner after the break, showing great strength and awareness.
Danny Drinkwater: 6
Came in with just over ten minutes to go to help earn the win, and played his part.
Michy Batshuayi: 6
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
the ways of p
If you're a P you can apparently go right or left. This P will however simply go have a very early night. Tomorrow she'll dazzle with brilliance (yeah right), today she'll only dazzle herself to bed and sleep about seven quarters per hour. Hopefully. If the chirpy twittering summer birds allow.
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- TheDogLikeCynic said...
Ah...the birds that chirp and tweet all night long. We have a Mockingbird that does this right outside our window. I'm convinced that he wants to be an owl. He always sounds so cheerful and ready to greet the moon...and I just want to throw my pillow at him.
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Part 1 Fancy Gap to Woodberry Inn and Rocky Knob
The views are very much like this - though trees to rolling farmland in the valleys
Mabry Mill is one of the highlights along the way - it still works and has a little area behind explaining the colonial farming past of this area.
The mill's waterwheel is boosted by use of two aqueducts
There was a wedding party with four Model A Fords in the parking lot when we got there. Later on in Charlottesville there was some kind of Model A rally with clubs from several states all over the region.
The accommodation at Woodberry Inn was quite scenic
And we were directed to a Cidery - yes Cider...(that's an orchard above). There were samplings and purchases, let me tell you!


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2.40 Newbury
We begin with a Group 3 middle-distance race over an extended 1m5f which looks extremely competitive. WILLING FOE (6/1 William Hill) may be a seven-year-old, but he is a lightly raced gelding who looks interesting in this company. His first run of the season was a superb effort over course and distance, when he blew away the field including the smart and consistent Harris Tweed. He steps up in class here but should be more than capable judged on his last performance and as his trainer, Saeed Bin Suroor, has won two of the last five renewals.
Seal Of Approval has been disappointing this campaign after her shock Group 1 win last season. However, her best form comes on soft ground and conditions look ideal for this previous course victor.
2.55 Newmarket
Next we have an intriguing 6f sprint handicap. BOY IN THE BAR (13/2 William Hill) is handicapped on a mark of 90 and I think that could well underestimate his ability. It's been a busy campaign for this three-year-old so far, having run five times already and not having finished outside the top four. His latest effort came at Pontefract when finishing a tight second, well ahead of the rest of the field. Soft ground shouldn't hold any fears as his best career effort came on surface with juice in the ground.
Penny Drops drops down in class after two solid efforts at Listed level and she is yet to finish outside the top three this season. She's sure to go close again if she repeats the best of her form.
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I heard some brokers offering cent account with 1-10$ deposit, But the minimum trading lot is 0.01 leading the leverage must be super high, of course such positions would close out after slight different price movement.
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…The more sweeping Darfur Accountability Act, which included sanctions and naming a presidential envoy, passed the Senate but was stopped in the House. A new version is making its way through the legislative process, shepherded by the strangest of bedfellows: conservative Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., and liberal Sen. Jon Corzine, D-N.J.
''You have people on the left and right who are responding because of moral concerns, not political concerns,'' Corzine said Wednesday. ``We just want to get the resources to do what's necessary to alleviate this suffering.''
If these two unlikely allies can find common cause, it behooves the rest of us to follow their example. At a time when the role of religion in the public square is subject to such intense scrutiny, wouldn't it be a welcome change to see faith communities from across the spectrum unite on this one, urgent appeal?
''The words of Jesus are pretty clear,'' says Bill Heinemann, who spoke Sunday of Darfur at his Quaker meeting in Newtown, Pa. 'I don't think he was fooling around when he said `Love your neighbor as yourself.' ``
For those, like myself, who have come late to this issue, who have read about it and nodded in concern but haven't felt it with that mixture of guilt and outrage that prompts action, there still is time. Unfortunately. Promises of a cease-fire notwithstanding, the suffering in Darfur continues.
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PyFtdi aims at providing a user-space driver for modern FTDI devices, implemented in pure Python language.
Modern FTDI devices include:
- UART-only bridges
- FT232R (single port, clock up to 6 MHz, 3Mbps)
- FT230X (single port, clock up to 48 Mhz, 3Mbps)
- UART and multi-serial protocols (SPI, I2C, JTAG) bridges
- FT2232D (dual port, clock up to 6 MHz)
- FT232H (single port, clock up to 30 MHz)
- FT2232H (dual port, clock up to 30 MHz)
- FT4232H (quad port, clock up to 30 MHz)
Other FTDI devices could also be supported (including FT232* devices), although these devices are not a primary goal for PyFtdi, and therefore have not been tested with PyFtdi.
Primary goals
PyFtdi currently supports the following features:
- UART/Serial USB converter, up to 12Mbps (depending on the FTDI device capability)
- Bitbang/GPIO support
- SPI master
- I2C master
- JTAG master
PyFtdi provides a pyserial compliant API, so it can be used as a drop-in module to access USB-serial converters based on FTDI devices.
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This paper is concerned with looking into the future and trying to discern the shape of the directions nitrogen fixation research will take. Accordingly, much of it may be proved incorrect or impracticable; this is the danger for anyone who makes forecasts. It seems clear that, although rapid progress is being made in our theoretical understanding of the nitrogen fixation process, little of that progress has yet been applied in a practical sense to improve crop production. Our future directions need to encompass this phase of application. One of the dilemmas is to decide how to use our techniques: to forge new nitrogen-fixing systems or associations, or to improve existing ones, or to pursue some combinations of the two. In the legume systems, there is still much slack in technology to be taken up across the world. Simple problems in production, such as widespread boron deficiency in Thailand, remain to be corrected. Some questions to be considered include the following: (i) The ability to manipulate expression of sym and nif genes exists; what are we going to do with it? (ii) Acid tolerance in legume bacteria remains a major problem. What conditions such tolerance, and how can it be recognized and exploited? (iii) Nitrogen fixation in legume nodules depends on dicarboxylate supplies from the plant, apparently because the legume controls what the nodule bacteroids receive. Would a greater supply of dicarboxylates improve nitrogen fixation? Would making other classes of substrates available to bacteroids in larger amounts have beneficial effects? (iv) 'Alternative' nitrogenases are now known; can they be used beneficially in existing or new systems?
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Friday, January 16, 2009
Matthias the Chef
Matthias had loads of fun playing with some of the play food and cooking items I pulled out for him. And of course I took pictures...it was just too cute not to. He's been making all kinds of food today, even Buddy got to share some! Sadly, I can't convince him that the rolling pin is not intended to be eaten, maybe it's because he's never seen Mom use one lol =)
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Melissa said...
I love the bowl and what a great friend buddy is!
January 16, 2009 at 11:05 AM
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We have a chef in the making!
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Spending the weekend over at Cameron Highlands...tak tahulah but Cameron seems to be one of my favourite places to relax and doing nothing. Maybe its because of the laid back atmosphere over there, plus the cool and clean air. Really good to unwind after going through the pressure of a city life.
When you talk about Cameron, one thing that you cannot escape from is the fresh fruits and vegetables. The greens are simply magnificent. Bak kata orang, saujana mata memandang menghijau sahaja. Baru betul turning green in envy.


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Which were published in the journal BMC Public Health articles.
Alcohol-related mortality increases in deprived regions of England and Wales socioeconomically Researchers at the University of Sheffield have found there are substantially increased death rates from alcohol-related illnesses in socioeconomically deprived regions of England and Wales. The results, which were published in the journal BMC Public Health, discovered that the mortality prices of women and men in the most deprived regions of England and Wales were over four instances the rates in much less deprived areas articles . The outcomes contradict several previous surveys which have regularly maintained that there is no excess alcohol consumption in even more socioeconomically deprived groups.
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DUFF'S NOTES: TWO PRESEASON GAMES INby Brian Duff / Buffalo Sabres
|(Photo Credit: Bill Wippert)
A day off has arrived for those that remain in Sabres training camp.
For some, it marks the end of a busy week, one that unusually featured the opening preseason game on Sunday, after just two non-scrimmage practices. For those who were in Traverse City, it's the culmination of a two-week sprint.
The Sabres are back in action Friday. The non-game group will take the ice at 9 a.m. at First Niagara Center and the game group will have a morning skate at 10:30 a.m. All on-ice practice sessions are open to the public.
Buffalo faces off against the Toronto Maple Leafs at 7 p.m.
Here are some observations of individuals to date...
Jhonas Enroth – Confident on and off the ice. I like how he looks when it comes to positioning and posture. And how can anyone find fault in a 35-save shutout? Kudos to him for his nod to Grant Fuhr on his new mask, too.
Matt Hackett – Perhaps still a couple months from returning to game action from a serious end of season knee injury, but what a testament to his rehab and his desire to see him on the ice going through basic mechanics.
Nathan Lieuwen – Also unhealthy at season's end (concussion), he really looked in control of his game Sunday againat Washington. And yet he still wasn't at all satisfied with 24 saves on 25 shots. His post game comments were strong and convincing.
Andrey Makarov – A difficult week in Traverse City, but that's behind him now through a good week of practice in Buffalo.
Michal Neuvirth – Awesome new mask that pays tribute to The Dominator, and looking very fluid in practice despite no game action yet. For whatever reason – new pads, technique, etc. – he appears larger than the 6-foot-1 goalie I recall from last year's two-game cameo with the club.
Andre Benoit – The only defenseman among the handful of skaters who has appeared in both preseason games to date. Averaging 22 minutes per night, he's amassed the most penalty kill time – and the Sabres are 6/6 on the PK so far. He's animated – whether in practice or games – and that should be a bonus for a team that has been mentioned as quiet in recent years.
Ironically, I had just made note of his loud communication towards Joel Armia in the first period against the Capitals, as he tried to warn the winger of an oncoming forechecker while in the Sabres zone. Armia heeded the warning, made a down-low play to Benoit, before the Sabres unfortunately ran into trouble about 8 seconds later resulting in the games' only goal.
Still, for the majority of the time, that communication will pay dividends for Benoit and his mates.
Josh Gorges – A pro. You could hear it in his words after the morning skate on Tuesday, and it was reflected in his play that night. Coach Ted Nolan was quick to compliment the 22:43 of ice time put in by Gorges in his first preseason game in Blue & Gold.
Jake McCabe – Not at 100-percent health prior to game one at the prospect tournament, McCabe fought some puck handling issues and indecision during the week in Northern Michigan. But versus Carolina on Tuesday, he delivered likely the most poised game of his eight to date at the NHL level (he appeared in the final seven of last year's regular season).
What stood out most Wednesday morning when speaking to him was his absolute relief to finally win a game in a Sabres uniform. He had gone winless in seven last season and winless in another four in Traverse City. Even though it's only preseason, you can never fault a player for wanting to win.
Andrej Meszaros – Welcome to Buffalo, here's your jersey, now go play 30 minutes. Considering his career average is 20:31 per game, I'd say Andrej handled Tuesday's unexpected dilemma with aplomb.
Tyler Myers – Just about 26 minutes of good play against the Hurricanes. Always great to see him wind up in his own zone, make a spin move to avoid the forechecker and then exit the zone with ease as he did in the second period. A turnover by Myers was negated by a quick recovery to block a shot and despite the Sabres playing the game with five defensemen instead of six, you could see – when together – just how Gorges should have a nice impact on Myers' overall game.
Mark Pysyk – 54 seconds, one blocked shot, one upper body injury. Day-to-day, says the coach.
Rasmus Ristolainen – Lauded by Amerks Coach Chadd Cassidy for the minutes he logged in Traverse, the same praise came his way from Ted Nolan after Sunday's game in D.C. The physical difference in Ristolainen is obvious (he's down roughly 20 pounds from his rookie season) but for me the maturity level was dramatically different as early as development camp in July.
He wants to do things the right way, and that's why he's already emerging as a positive influence among his peers. Keep an eye on his posture when he's in the D-zone – head always up, in great position to react to anything.
Chad Ruhwedel – A bit of a rocky start to Sunday's game in Washington evened out to a decent 18:04 on ice. The 24-year-old, smooth-skating D-man has 28 NHL games under his belt the last two seasons. Regardless of where he plays this year – Buffalo or Rochester – he remains an intriguing player to me.
Tyson Strachan – As advertised. Veteran defenseman brought in for depth on the farm, he'll do whatever it takes to help, including taking a solid punch from Tim Spencer of the Caps but kept on going.
Mike Weber – Led the team in hits and blocked shots against Washington. This is a recording…
Nikita Zadorov – The rookie tournament was not what he was hoping for, but it was a solid return to NHL preseason play on Sunday. Anxious to see his next game.
Joel Armia – The points just never came for him (or his mates) in the prospect tournament. But in the practices since his game in Washington he may have found a different gear. We'll see – hopefully this weekend.
Zac Dalpe – Drafted six years ago, Dalpe still hasn't reached 100 NHL games played. But at the AHL level, he's close to 0.8 points per game. One of four forwards to have played in both preseason games, Dalpe has caught my eye a number of times in various areas of the ice, and often in practice for a good release.
Nicolas Deslauriers – Has played both games as well and has five shots and seven hits to show for it. Always like the hustle and heaviness with which he plays.
Matt Ellis – Never stops trying. A great example for anyone to follow.
Tyler Ennis – Flying in practice and it carried over to his game against the 'Canes. A lot of talk about his off-season attention to detail in all zones, face-offs, etc. Could be the start of a nice season for 63, especially if he gains confidence from some added ice-time on the penalty kill.
Brian Flynn – In a heck of a battle one would think for those bottom six spots, Sunday's uneven preseason opener for both teams wasn't the best type of game for Flynn's smart game to thrive in. He did persevere after having his face smushed into the boards late in the first period.
Brian Gionta – Serious. Committed. Responsible. Can't be anything but a good influence.
Zemgus Girgensons – My early guess is he's just a touch meaner than last year.
Mikhail Grigorenko – More mature, more muscle, more ready to be a pro. Very positive early strides taken, including in his skating. Liked his third period in particular with Brendan Lemieux and Patrick Kaleta on Tuesday, but over both games he showed more awareness in all zones, which had him in a better position to make positive plays.
Patrick Kaleta – Welcome back! The boards may still be rattling from one his attempted hits on a 'Cane, but overall, a solid 11:39 on ice after 10 months on the sidelines.
Vaclav Karabacek – Between the prospect tournament, practice, and preseason play, he's shown a really nice offensive skill set.
Johan Larsson – Three shots, three hits, two takeaways in the game versus Washington. On a line with Dalpe and Torrey Mitchell, I liked his active stick on the forecheck.
Brendan Lemieux – From his first game in Traverse City until now, he's gotten a little bit better each day. And it seems like the coaches see that too. Did not look at all out of place against the Hurricanes.
Torrey Mitchell – Did what he does versus the Caps – blocked shots, created turnovers, used his speed.
Matt Moulson – Appears ready to be a top line player again. Hard not to like his entire line throughout the win over Carolina.
Sam Reinhart – Two games, a little bit of the same in both. Learning the ropes, and progressing as the game moves on. Even at this early stage, makes more quietly positive plays than you might think. Has done a good job of putting himself in a position to take hits and battle while protecting the puck.
Tim Schaller – No games to date but the one guy I keep doing a double-take on in practice. Hearing nothing but good things about his development. Schaller finished his first year of pro strong with the Amerks.
Drew Stafford – Aside from his obvious joy of playing with Ennis and Moulson, his patience with the puck below the hash marks against Carolina was impressive. In a game that is so frenetic now, an extra half-second can make a massive difference in creating/finishing plays.
Chris Stewart – Be it in practice or in his one game to date, Stewart looks like a different player. And he told everyone he would be. Quicker, and setting a great example in practice, he's also been making smart passes in tight areas, as well as spending ample time working on his shot.


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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Chain Of Incidents
What else can go wrong? I was very home sick yesterday, everyone is going home for Raya, at least most of them. But that is not the story for today.
Today was the first day of exam, pretty exciting, woke up later then usual. Going into the lab, all set, the reagents are all on my table as they only have limited space in the lab and was left lift with little place to work with.
I sort of started the "breaking chain". First, I broke the burette, then my Bunsen burner was not functioning, then later the specimen bottle broke. Later, my lab partner on the tap and my paper was wet. The reagents given were not enough and I needed more. Later, I realized that I was running out of time and started writing the wrong stuff on my paper. What more can go wrong?
Maybe I wasn't prepared enough for the paper. Maybe I wasn't focus enough. Maybe I was just too slow. Maybe I am just not smart enough. But in everything, there is surely something to be thankful about. hmmm... I'm just glad that no one was hurt throughout the experiments and that at least I finished the paper.
What a way to start the exam…
Then came the question from Azeim, what if we can't make it? What if we can't fly? What if we can't meet the requirement…
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Paid Notice: Deaths
Published: October 30, 2007
GOLDMAN--Abraham, husband of Harriet Teller, father of Barrie Raik, Josh, David and Benjamin, grandfather of Melanie, Becky, Ariel, Joe, Evan and Molly. Died peacefully on Saturday at age 87. Abe served in the U.S. Marines, was a lifelong union member and loved fishing. Funeral services in Ann Arbor. We will miss him greatly.


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What a sweet and tender moment that you and Jace were able to share with Bruce. Thank you for sharing it.ReplyDelete
YAY!!! SO EXCITING! being married is the best!ReplyDelete
Oh Andrea I can't even begin to say how happy I am for you that the wedding is so close! I remember that feeling of counting down. It's horrible/exciting. Now all I have to count down to is school being finished.ReplyDelete
I'm sad to hear about your uncle, but I love that you have the church and the understanding. How much more sad would it be if you did not. I can't even fathom.
I hope everything goes well on the big day! I will be thinking happy thoughts for you from the far away land of Queen Creek.
If you are new to this blog (or not!), comment and don't be shy! I would love to hear from you!! Also...please don't say anything mean. There is no need for me to want to high five people...in the face...with chairs. mmmmk??


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The rest of the budget feet parts and ankle bracelets that Anna sent arrived today, along with some bushings for the foot screws I purchased from McMaster Carr.
"Finished Painting Skins." Did I actually write that earlier? I should know better. I'm never finished with anything. Despite what I thought were enough coats the other day to cover the skins completely, I could see some aluminum (or primer) showing through, so I gave the skins another few coats of Rustoleum Satin White today. This mostly did the job, but I still can see some hints of metal color on a few spots. So yet more painting to come. In the meantime I set the front skins next to my frame.
Friday, January 13, 2006
More Parts Arrive, More Painting
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