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When a little message popped up in the bottom right-hand corner of my screen saying "Hello, tall girl," I screamed. I say "around" because I deleted so many of them immediately (having them sit in my inbox felt contaminating) that I cannot report with scientific precision the exact count. I actually think it makes me decidedly un-special, because to many of the messages' authors I was clearly no more than one more female-looking thing who might be intrigued by the dashing brevity of a message reading only "sup?
I had myself signed in to chat accidentally, because I didn't even realize it was there. In a month on Ok Cupid, I received around 130 messages.
A few precious gems were legitimately nice and pleasant, but their presence in my inbox was so minuscule as to hardly be noticeable. I think this is on the way out, but it's lingering. I am interested in historical records on some of the most pressing matters of our time.
If I didn't have corrective contact lenses, I wouldn't have even been able to see them. But whatever, you get my point.) These messages were like these little lifesavers thrown out to me, a person who was drowning in a cesspool of filth and sewage water, only to be just as quickly cast aside because, even though they were nice enough, relatively speaking, the guys who sent them were fifty-two years old or were self-described "fitness models" or went by the user name "Lets Fck Around."Look, I know it isn't easy out there for dudes, either. So guys have some pressure—they're the ones who have to "make a move" and then just wait while my friends and I gasp and laugh and email each other the complete garbage they've just sent us. I am interested in the grouping and analysis of small disasters.
Sometimes it's just clear that you should have joined the convent like your third-grade teacher suggested. For the record, none of these messages garnered a response.
I knew, very literally, that love wasn't going to happen overnight. We poured ourselves glasses of wine and set about describing ourselves in the best, most attractive, most unique, most intriguing ways we possibly could. Is this what guys are thinking when they list their heights as five-ten even though you know, in your heart, that they are five-seven? It didn't matter what he looked like (or what I look like, for that matter), or if we had anything in common, or what we were even talking about. More fitting would be "trite," "absurd," "weirdly insulting," and "grotesque expressions of the soul-sucking vortex known as humanity." Some messages were innocuous enough, but these were in the minority. Less horrifying.) For some reason it seems like standard operating procedure, among those with opposite-sex interests, that GUYS message GIRLS and that is that. I am, however, interested in the betterment of humankind.
But I also knew that if I really wanted to meet someone as much as I was saying I did, I might have to step outside my Comfort Zone, which is what I call my flannel pajamas, and into the big, hopeful, scary world of Internet dating. My friend Jenna came over on a Wednesday night, because it was February first, and we decided that something like this should happen on a first day of the month. I mean, yes, technically I'm five-eleven and a half, but I'm not going to round up to six feet online, am I? I checked out the profile of the guy who'd messaged me—tall, dorky, kind of funny—and though I didn't find him all that attractive, I impulsively decided to chat with him anyway. On the first day of online dating, that is sort of all you really need. I think I was just overwhelmed by how much it took me back to middle school, flirting (well, talking) with boys on AIM for the first time. " Everyone was always telling me that, if nothing else, having an online dating profile would be a confidence booster because of all the flattering messages I'd receive. Of the many, many things that my messages could have been called, "flattering" is not one of them.
It's spitting in her face and then asking her out after.
I would feel bad, except that the authors of the messages that provoke that kind of reaction most certainly do not give a fuck. Because they sent that same exact masturbatory-ass message to me AND two of my friends. So I've come up with a few categories of messages that you're liable to receive if you find yourself being simultaneously female and in possession of an online dating profile.May God have mercy on our souls, and may whoever invented the backhanded compliment as flirting tactic (damn you, popular MTV pickup artist Mystery!


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If you're a theater-lover (and chances are you are—otherwise you wouldn't be receiving this newsletter), the odds are pretty good that you were a drama club member in high school…am I right? For some, drama club was a social activity that was something new and kept you off the sofa and for others it was, well, a religion. I visited my high school this year for their spring production of All Shook Up (Go CV!). While I was there, I realized this was the first show since 2007 that I hadn't been part of in one way or another. What is it that keeps us going back to our old stomping grounds?
What you have to realize is that high school musicals do more than entertain us and give us something to compete for. I can personally attest that I learned several life lessons during my time in drama club—including humility, leadership, teamwork, resourcefulness, self-worth and dealing with animosity—none of which have any specific correlation to hanging lights or making costumes. I'll admit that my drama club experiences definitely weren't all spotlight and roses (there were actually very few bright shining moments) and yet I stuck with it because I knew that I loved it more than anything. I've seen people transform just by being part of the musical—not only in high school, but also in companies just like SPARE. There's a bond built that's deeper than what any classroom or lunch table could create because the show forces everyone to jump out of their comfort zone onto a stage and, for some, extract emotions that normally are hidden behind the locker combinations.
I highly encourage you, whoever you are, to support the high school musicals in your area this year. You can see the Southern Tier shows listed in this graphic organized by Richard Ives highlighting each school's performance. I know I will never forget how I felt seeing sold-out audiences when I took my bows, and I can guarantee you that the students now won't either whether they stick with theatre or not. Support the local arts and support the students, staff, and volunteers that make it happen!


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I'm glad that the immigration bill died in the Senate. This would have changed the United States forever.
If the estimated 12 million to 20 million illegals were granted legal status, they would have been able to bring over their spouses, their children and their parents, and we would have had at least 100 million more Mexicans within 10 years. If this had happened, it would have changed our country, culture and language. Also, it would have been the end of the Republican Party and our two-party system.
We need to do something. First of all, we should secure our borders completely. Then we should give a green card to all illegals who turn themselves in voluntarily. These people would never be able to become citizens unless they went back to Mexico and then came here legally.
Then we should increase the number of people we allow to come here legally from Mexico. And we need to reinstate the bracero program so that we have people who want to help harvest our crops.
We should deny government services to those who are not citizens. That means welfare, food stamps, free medical and government assistance. Why should Americans who pay the taxes pay for government services to illegals?
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I found the best-kept secret around. The name of the business is Some Place Fun, and it's in Galt. For $10, you can have the time of your life. You pay nothing else for any game or rides. They even have a full-size carousel, like in Santa Cruz. You can take the family and not go broke.
It is so clean, the floor looks like you could eat off it. My kids can't get enough.
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I am writing about the July 22 article "Budget will have to wait until Wednesday." The last paragraph says about the state Senate "lawmakers": "Some read, slept at their desks or listened to iPods," - this is the part that got to me - "while others drank wine and beer from plastic cups on the Capitol balcony."
This just shows me we either have alcoholics or social drinkers running our government. If it was someone like me, I wouldn't have a job very long. They are supposed to be voting on the budget, when even one drink can impair your mind. You need a clear mind to be able to take care of business. How can they even focus if they are drinking wine and beer? No wonder we get a stalemate every year. Take care of the budget, but don't drink while on the job, just get your job done.
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I moved here seven years ago from a neighboring town. Amidst all the numerous negative reasons I shouldn't move to Stockton, right down to "You'll need a flak jacket just to go shopping," I purchased a home anyway.
My friend, who also moved here from another state, and I attended this year's Asparagus Festival and experienced Stockton's ability to really put on a show. That day I lost my wallet. Thinking the worst, our day was over, needing to rush home and start canceling credit cards.
On our way out, we stopped at the lost and found and were greeted by a helpful host of police officers and cadets who offered to do all they could to help us.
By the time we got back to our car, I received a call that my wallet was found and turned in to them.
To the good Samaritan with the kind, honest heart; to the attendants at the Shima parking lot who, after telling them our story, gave us a free return bus pass; to the police officer who allowed me back in the gate free to retrieve my wallet; and to all the members of the Stockton Police Department and the cadets, and especially Officer Takada, I thank you so very much.
You all justify the reason I chose to move here.
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Congratulations, north Stockton residents. You'll be getting new or expanded parks ("City of trees plans more public parks," Aug. 10).
Just one question: What did south Stockton get?
Thanks again to City Council member Rebecca Nabors and her fellow council "yes men" on the north side.
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There are some broken places in my life that I don't think will ever be repaired. I've tried. I've tried hard.
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I've been confused, baffled, and angry that in spite of my best efforts, the pain remains. I've felt helpless. I've felt alone. I've felt afraid.
I know I'm not the only one who has this experience. We all have unfixable places. Places that feel helpless. Most of us hate feeling helpless.
My instincts tell me to protect myself. To withdraw. To seal up my heart against the hurt.
But the pain means I'm living and I care. The pain means I long for things that are not yet right in the world. The pain means I love and want to be loved.
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Another new old era. The majority of mortals are raised on the "you are what you eat" proverb. Javiera Mena, however, prefers "you sing what you hear". If our sentimental education was built with the music from prehistoric pre-streaming transistors, the Chilean artist used it to brighten up the new electro-pop creed. On Mena (2010) she unleashed the hard-hitting clubby Luz de piedra de luna, in 2014 she announced the arrival of Otra Era (Another Era) repeating those finals syllables, ra-ra-ra, and now she has released a new album, Espejo, inciting you to look Dentro De Ti (Inside You). Which is, finally, where our songs are kept within us.
Javiera Mena will bring her Espejo to Barcelona with a concert in La (2) de Apolo on 25th October. And she will make us dance as if nobody was watching.
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By David J. Lineman
One of the growing business risks facing companies today is the possibility of a damaging data breach or cyber attack. Since 2005, over 3200 reported breaches have exposed over 500 million records, generating millions in fines and hundreds of embarrassing headlines. So how can board members know if their management team is managing these risks? While information security is a very technical subject, Board members can still hold senior management accountable to some key principles. Below are six questions you can ask the CIO of any organization you are advising to gauge his or her understanding of some common IT security risks.
1. Do our security policies cover mobile and social media?
Most of us are carrying more computing and storage power in our phones than we had in the first desktop PCs, and studies show that over 90 percent of us have some type of sensitive information on them. As the number of social media users grows past 1 billion, corporate data is also ending up on social networking sites. The use of mobile and "social" technologies by employees is one of the greatest risks to corporate data, and yet many companies fail to address these in their written information security policies. A 2010 survey of over 1200 organizations [by IT Toolbox] showed that and less than 60 percent have security policies that address mobile devices and less than 40 percent have policies on the secure use of social media. Addressing these two areas is critical to protecting the flow of information in and out of your organization.
2. Are we sure ALL of our employees and contractors have been trained in basic information security principles?
Every study of data breaches for the last 15 years has shown that from 80-90 percent of all major breaches involve human error. And yet most organizations spend less than one percent of their IT security budget on security awareness training. This is perhaps the most lopsided statistic in all of IT. While many organizations spend tens of thousands of dollars on technology, they fail miserably in educating their users. A basic security awareness course can cost as little as $15 per user. If your CIO is serious about reducing IT risk, then users have to be part of the equation. As a Board member you can help by encouraging budget approval for this sorely overlooked way to reduce risk and show employees you care about security.
3. Do we understand the risk of third-party vendors?
A growing number of security and privacy breaches now involve a third-party vendor or contractor that was entrusted with handling sensitive corporate data. This risk is growing with the rapid adoption of "cloud" computing resources which are shared among tens or hundreds of companies. Breaches by third parties are not only more common, but more costly. Studies by Verizon indicate that breaches by third parties are the most costly – usually 65 percent more that those committed by internal staff. To get a proper handle on information risk, your organization needs to understand which vendors handle your most sensitive data and how they protect it.
4. Are our legacy systems (including SCADA) included in our asset inventory?
Many organizations in the energy industry employ sophisticated control systems (also known as SCADA). SCADA systems are used to control large machinery and generally run out in the field, away from the traditional IT management. This means the security of these systems if often overlooked. Over the last year, SCADA systems have become vulnerable to very sophisticated malware which can infect and even enable remote control of these systems. To make sure these legacy systems are not ignored, ask if they are included in the official list of corporate IT assets.
5. How long would it take for our company to recover from a local disaster?
Hurricanes Ike and Katrina were a wake-up-calls to nearly every business in the Gulf Coast. The large-scale flooding and power outages required tremendous recovery resources. While some organizations were down for days or weeks, some never recovered. Whether it's a natural disaster or a cyber attack, business needs to be able to recover operations quickly. This question will help you understand if the CIO has done some serious thinking about disaster recovery and business continuity. Every organization should have a target recovery time for each key business process.
6. What are the top two IT security risks and what specifically are we doing to address them?
If you are short of time in the Board meeting, you can skip questions 1-5 and ask just this one. IT governance is about reducing risk. This implies that the organization completes a formal risk assessment process, where the major IT threats to the organization have been documented and addressed. If you get a specific answer to this question, it shows not only that risks have been identified and prioritized, but that business controls (such as policies and procedures) have been identified to reduce these risks. If the response is anything like, "We'll get back to you on that," your IT ship might be sailing for a digital iceberg.
David Lineman is President of Information Shield, based in Houston. Information Shield provides information security policies, training and consulting to help organizations reduce risk and comply with regulations.
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How about learning a fun way to use some of your GLITTER!!!
Yes, sometimes you have just the right glitter cardstock for your project, but what do you do when you don't! Well, you just grab some Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets and get busy.
If you haven't seen the new Foil Frenzy Specialty Designer Series Paper then cast your eyes on these cards. Sparkly and flashy and then I added the glitter using Multipurpose Adhesive sheets to both side of my Whisper White card stock.
My Big Shot is pretty tight so I used the regular sandwich ran it through and back through to make sure . Then peeled off the front protective barrier and sprinkled my glitter on it, making sure to rub it in very well.
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Run this through your Big Shot with the Happy Birthday Die. If your Big Shot is loose run it through a couple of times.
Remove the cut out Happy Birthday. Then remove the covering from the adhesive on the top side. DO NOT THROW THIS AWAY AS WE WILL BE USING ON ANOTHER PROJECT :)
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Sprinkle Glitter all over the exposed adhesive. Begin rubbing in small circular motion to burnish all the glitter into the adhesive. It will become shinier as you do this.
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The motion to spend $120k on cycle lanes along Onetangi Rd was CARRIED by a vote of four to one. Member Paul Walden requested that his vote against the motion be recorded.
When residents tell me the island has never looked better I tell them that it's largely thanks to the Board's discretionary funding for SLIPs (Small Local Improvements Projects). Local boards use SLIPs to fund improvements that wouldn't otherwise be possible through our budgets. This Board lobbied hard to get about six times the discretionary funding for SLIPS that was available to the previous community board. We were then successful in getting SLIPS written into our long term plan.
The more discretionary funds available to your Local Board the bigger the difference we can make locally. The board has both operational expenditure (opex) and capital expenditure (capex) budgets. We use our capex to build the island's asset base. This is the only way we can achieve some of the long term projects that have been on-going for the last twenty years or more, like the Round Waiheke Walkway. With assets come 'consequential' opex which means the Council has to fund the maintenance of the asset. In this way we get more ratepayer's money spent locally.
An example of a SLIP is the cycle lanes on Onetangi Rd. The Board has a commitment to more cycle lanes on Waiheke. When Auckland Transport told us Onetangi Rd was due an upgrade we asked for cycle lanes to be included. AT told us they didn't have the $300k plus funding it would take. By using $120k of our SLIPs money we were able to leverage the remainder from AT to make it happen. That's why it's important to build good relationships with all parts of Council. Working smarter, building trust gets greater value for you, the ratepayer.
Jerry Flay
5/6/2013 09:43:59 am
Great stuff - the sort of positive news and vibe we want from our local board. Congrats to all concerned.
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Global rough-diamond trading grew last year amid an increase in average prices, according to data from the Kimberley Process (KP).
Worldwide rough imports jumped 15% by value to $48.56 billion in 2016, while import volume increased 11% to 380.8 million carats, the figures showed. Exports increased 13% to $47.93 billion, while the volume of these shipments expanded 9% to 382.1 million carats.
"The average price for both imports and exports increased by 4% — the former to $128 per carat, and the latter to $125 per carat.
The three largest rough importers — India, the European Union (EU) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — saw double-digit growth in value, reflecting a resurgence in the rough market compared with a relatively slow 2015. India imported $16.67 billion of rough, a 25% jump from the previous year, the data showed. Imports to the EU — which includes Belgium, one of the largest rough-trading hubs — increased 12% to $13.2 billion. The UAE's imports rose 19% to $6.48 billion, while Israel's incoming shipments grew 9% to $3.7 billion.
The EU remained the world's largest exporter of rough, with most of it coming out of Antwerp. Exports from the bloc increased 13% to $13.01 billion. The UAE's exports grew 14% to $8.6 billion. Botswana's shipments went up 21% to $5.6 billion, while Russian exports jumped 28% to $4.39 billion and Israel's rose 15% to $3.22 billion." said Rapaport in its press release.
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CINEMA CLASSICS: Pulp Fiction (1994)
Aldo Raine was wrong. This is Tarantino's masterpiece.
Who made it?: Quentin Tarantino (Director/Writer), Lawrence Bender (Producer), A Band Apart/Jersey Films/Miramax Films.
Who's in it?: John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, Tim Roth, Amanda Plummer, Eric Stoltz, Bruce Willis, Ving Rhames.
Tagline: "You won't know the facts until you've seen the fiction."
IMDb rating: 8.9/10 (Top 250 #7).
Pulp Fiction is a true celebration of cinema. It is the outcome of a mind who saw The Wild Bunch as a child, and one who worked as an usher at a porno theatre when he was sixteen. Quentin Tarantino has never lived for anything but film, and his second feature is well and truly the work of an ex-video rental clerk who spent his time going through the shelves. He can't help but fill-out his films with reminders of pictures past and present. If cinema pastiche can be qualified as a genre, then Pulp Fiction is the number one entry. It also firmly added the term "Tarantino-esque" to the critical lexicon; though it is a very cine-literature work with allusions as far-reaching as Dashiell Hammett and the French New Wave, it is very much the logical progression of 1992's Reservoir Dogs.
Both films open in sun-drenched LA coffee shops with shady individuals, although rather than a group of sharply-dressed hoods, we find a couple. Thieves "Honey Bunny" (Amanda Plummer) and "Pumpkin" (Tim Roth) are in love and clearly bad news. They are an archetypal Tarantino creation; his scripts for True Romance and Natural Born Killers focused on a similar partnership. The dialogue fires and the seeds are sewn for a labyrinthine narrative of interconnected stories. (Listen carefully in the opening scene, and you'll hear the distinctive tones of Samuel L. Jackson.) It already seems like a riff on his debut. But rather than tip the waitress and saunter out into the car park to a rocking golden oldie, Honey Bunny and Pumpkin proceed to stick up the joint. Tarantino is honing his auteurist notions as well as playing with our expectations. Following a wave of foul language, the titles kick-in to the sound of Dick Dale's "Misirlou" and his gift as a filmmaker is immortalised.
Though he has attained his fair share of detractors in the last twenty years, there is little doubt in my mind that Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece. It moves like a dream. Pulp is two-and-a-half hours long but no one ever calls it slow. Dialogue and music power the film, not the plot(s). It's all there in our introduction to hitmen Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Jackson). The oft-quoted "Royale with cheese" conversation still works because it informs us about the characters. We know these people before they unload their pistols on the pitiful Brett (an uncredited Frank Whaley). There's some plot talk, sure, but mostly they're just Average Joes doing a job. Hitmen are stock roles we've seen many times in Hollywood gangster films, but that knowing dialogue gives them an extra dimension. They're culturally aware, and while you could argue that Quentin's "natural" scripting is a little larger-than-life, it sounds right coming from Jackson and Travolta. Has anyone ever delivered his verbal sparring better?
Another thing that makes it a stylistic progression is the non-linear narrative. It was there in Reservoir Dogs but Pulp is his definitive use of the form. Like all of his films, there are vignettes or "chapters." Q.T. has always been quick to point-out that his work shares a kinship with novels, and you can clearly see the ties to hard-boiled literature throughout. His work isn't composed of flashbacks, as many wrongly call them; these chapters are a way of telling the story so that it makes the biggest possible impact. There's a lot about Pulp Fiction that is conventional, and the fractured sequencing of events had been done long before it (see Citizen Kane or Rashomon), but no one uses a non-linear structure as well as Tarantino. It embellishes the shopworn Noir elements, and allows the film to be free in the choices it makes and to get as unpredictable as possible. This is a film where the coke-snorting "femme fatale," Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman), refers to fellow addict Vincent as a square, only for the shape to magically appear on-screen. A film where the characters go to a 50s-themed restaurant and dance the batusi to land a trophy. A film that uses old-fashioned rear-projection shots in driving scenes just because it can. Pulp Fiction is a Godardian romp and it's difficult to imagine why some stuffy critics got so hung-up on the bloodshed.
Importantly, for Daily Mail readers at least, Pulp is a violent film. A promise from any of the director's movies it seems. But after almost two decades of upping the ante, this classic seems somewhat restrained. Tarantino's zeal as a craftsman makes every moment hit hard, although some will be surprised at how much is implied on revisits. Brett's death on the first go-around is composed only of close-ups of Vincent and Jules as they fire their weapons. Or what about the infamous incident with Marvin (Phil LaMarr)? The perpetually-unlucky Vincent accidentally blows the poor bastard's head clean off, but we don't get a clear shot of the bullet entering his skull, just the Manga-level spray of blood that splatters the car windshield. It's too over-the-top to be taken seriously. Imagine that scene playing out in the Kill Bill films and you can see how refined Pulp Fiction is and how much further the director has taken his Gonzo style over the intervening years.
Also look at the scene in which Vincent finds the OD'ing Mia on her living room floor. Due to a crafty bit of exposition early on, she has confused Vincent's "Bava" heroin for cocaine. She's his boss's wife and Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames) wouldn't let Vince off the hook for that (we already know what he did to that Samoan for merely touching his wife's feet). In a shining example of Tarantino's ability to mix humour with pathos, the terrified hitman speeds her over to his dealer's for a shot of adrenaline. Lance (a great Eric Stoltz) can only scream and shout with his wife, Jody (Rosanna Arquette), as they argue over who gets to plunge the needle into Mia's heart. It's still hilarious, although Q.T. builds the tension like a seasoned pro. Due to the late Sally Menke's fantastic editing, we think we see the moment of penetration but we don't. No matter how many times I see it, it still has the desired effect.
Such moments have branded the film as sadistic viewing, but Pulp Fiction is a very redemptive picture that offers hope to these despicable characters. The story following Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) is proof that Tarantino wanted to do more than line the film with shock content. On orders from Mr. Wallace, Butch was meant to go down during a fight but actually killed his opponent. When the big man finally catches up with Coolidge, the pair are inadvertently held captive by a crooked cop and a gimp, in what can safely be called a tribute to Deliverance. Butch gains the upper-hand and a chance to escape, but instead of leaving Marsellus to a grim demise, he does the right thing and saves his life. This shot at redemption is also shared by Jules, who, after a bout of "divine intervention," decides to quit his life as a crime enforcer. Vincent dismisses his conclusion and ultimately pays the price. Who said Tarantino isn't a moral filmmaker?
What's left but to comment on the absolutely stellar acting, the peerless scripting, the perfect soundtrack selections, and the sheer cinematic joy in every shot? If you're like me, you know Pulp Fiction like the back of your gold watch. Simply timeless.
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- The passage from the Bible that Jules has memorised (Ezekiel 25:17) was mostly made up by Quentin Tarantino and Samuel L. Jackson. The only part that's similar to what the Bible says is the part where he says, "And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger. And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee." However, the parts about the righteous man and the shepherd are not real. The speech was originally written for Harvey Keitel's character in From Dusk Till Dawn (1996).
- Roger Avary's story credit stems from the incorporation of his short film script for "Pandemonium Reigns" forming a core element of Tarantino's screenplay. Avary's input can largely be found in the Butch/Fabienne scenes. He nevertheless shared the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay with Q.T.
- The shot of Vincent plunging the syringe into Mia's chest was filmed by having John Travolta pull the needle out, then running the film backwards.
- Knoxville, Tennessee, where Butch was meeting his connection and where his great-grandfather bought the watch, is also Tarantino's birthplace.
- The director hesitated over the choice between the character he was going to play: Jimmie or Lance. He ended up choosing Jimmie's role because he wanted to be behind the camera in Mia's overdose scene.
- Tarantino was quoted as saying that Butch is the one responsible for keying Vincent's car after he mocked him in an earlier scene.
- The movie cost $8 million to make, $5 million of which went to pay the actors' salaries.


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Since 1876 Heffers has offered books, art, music, board games and posters in Cambridge. Now owned by publisher Blackwells, everything, including Heffers' Sound with the wood front, is in one huge space at 20 Trinity Street above.
Issued in 1993, this second version of the Cambridge model was mainly portrayed as The Old Bookshop and The Gift Shop. For Christmas 1993 and 1994 only, Hazle painted a few as The Gift Box. Virtually all the shop fronts for these were a yellowy cream hue.
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Hazle painted a few with this title and these windows, only for Christmas 1993 and 1994
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30 Trinity Street, Cambridge. This listed Georgian building has a Gothic Revival frontage from c1740. Hazle's first model in 1991 had the left door too. Prone to cracking in the kiln due to its width, Hazle redesigned it in 1993. Heffers' Children's Bookshop, the occupier in 1991, is now at No 20.
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The Actress Who Voiced Teen Elsa In 'Frozen' Got Paid Less Than One Thousand Dollars
The movie "Frozen" has made a lot of money for a lot of different people - Disney, toymakers, Elsa-impersonators. But there's one person who didn't collect a big paycheck and that's the teen who voiced young Queen Elsa. She was paid only $926.20.
According to TMZ, who pulled the information from a contract filed recently with the courts, which reveals 15-year-old Spencer Lacey Ganus was paid less than $1000 for her part in the movie. Basically, Disney cut her a check for a day's work and that was that. We're not sure why we're just finding this out now, and TMZ doesn't say that she's suing or even complaining about the amount she was paid.


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Last year we began talking about homework. The discussion is a difficult one for teachers to undertake. On one hand, we all had homework, didn't we? We survived! On the other hand, homework can be an equity issue. I have written about how I don't give as much homework as I used to. Yes, even in an AP class. My students are doing more in class because I am the expert in the room and can help them in the moment. This means I rarely lecture and, if I do, it only lasts 10 minutes or so. I want the students DOING more than merely listening or note-taking. I want them participating, writing, reading, thinking, discussing. My role is no longer just to dispense information. Instead, I act as a coach. I nudge the students. I guide them. And most importantly, I provide them with authentic activities. No more "fake" writing solely for the teacher. I want them writing for a wider audience and I want them to care about what they are writing. This is one way to make my content area, English, relevant to my students.
So where does homework fit in? If I want my students to have access to help, I have to make sure they do a great deal in class. Not all students have parents who can help them at home. Also, I want students to be fully engaged with the task at hand. When they are home they most likely will have interruptions. Distractions can be caused because of the home environment or because of their phones and open tabs. My classroom is an environment I have control over and I make the students comfortable so that they can be productive. Homework, really, becomes more of an extension, an extension of an assignment we started in class, further research, or extra practice. The assignment has a clear academic purpose and is not "busy work." Rarely does homework count against them. Instead I use it to inform my teaching. Looking at and using homework in a different way has been difficult. It is hard to undo almost two decades of homework traditions in my own classroom. It is even harder to undo my idea of what homework should be based on what I experienced as a student. The change has been worth it, however.
BOOK TALK: Rethinking Homework; Best Practices that Support Diverse Needs, by Cathy Vatterott
Have you been "rethinking homework?" If so, Rethinking Homework: Best Practices that Support Diverse Needs by Cathy Vatterott is a book you need to read. From the very beginning you will see homework differently. (See a sample of the book here!) Vatterott looks at the history of homework and its place in education over the past 100 years. Yup, 100 years. How much has our society changed in 100 years? How much has education, and specifically homework, changed? I bet you can guess the answer. After providing a brief look at the history, the author goes into the commonly held beliefs about homework, the equity issues, and research. She then moves into effective homework practices and why the old paradigm for both grading homework and assigning homework don't work in context with the new family and with Common Core. She discusses support programs and provides materials, such as homework surveys, in the back of the book.
A huge takeaway for me from this book was that we need to view homework as formative feedback. When we do so "grading becomes unnecessary for feedback" and "possibly even detrimental to the student's motivation to learn" (Vatterott 135). This made so much sense to me. If a student is not doing homework, we need to investigate a bit more. Perhaps the student does not understand the concepts. Perhaps I poorly designed the activity. Perhaps a student cannot focus on homework after school because of other obligations or issues. Why are we punishing students with failing grades if there is a larger issue at hand? Working with an EL student last semester, he confided about serious family issues at home. He was also working until well after midnight on weeknights. He had become suicidal. Homework was simply not an option when he was barely surviving his day-to-day life. An AP student in my class never finished anything out of class. When I spoke to her about it, I learned that she was struggling with how to read the text and didn't know what to annotate. She was embarrassed to admit it to her peers when they would talk about the text the next day so she said she didn't finish the reading even though she had. When we use homework in a formative way, it opens up lines of communication with our students and allows us to then take the necessary steps to differentiate and tailor the learning for the students we currently have in our rooms at the moment.
If you are rethinking homework, Vatterott's book outlines the following elements: designing QUALITY homework tasks (YES!!!); differentiating homework tasks; deemphasizing grading of homework; improving homework completion; implementing homework support programs. Pick up a copy, read it with a colleague, discuss it with others. Together we can look at innovative ways to reimagine homework.


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HE LIFTS US UP: Deep Wounds = Great Blessings
These words came to me one day and I want to share…
"The depths of your wounds is inversely proportional to the heights of your blessings…."
Then, this scripture and words came to my mind…
Psalm 42:7, "Deep calls unto deep…"
Well, I was not sure exactly what this scripture meant so I had to research it. According to Charles Spurgeon's #865,
"Great deeps of trial bring with them great deeps of Promise! For you much afflicted ones, there are words, great and mighty, which are not meant for other saints of easier experience."
So you see, there are many of you victims of abuse around the world who have been so broken and so terribly wounded by the transgressions of others against you. No, God did not do it to you. The evils of man did it. But God has a calling on the lives of those afflicted by man. I know that God gave me this as a message to those broken. As we hold onto Him and develop a deep relationship with Him, He will bring healing and restoration and lead you to blessings that you can not even imagine. That is exactly what He means when I heard, "The depths of your wounds is inversely proportional to the heights of your blessings…"
Dear Lord, I pray for all of those who have been wounded by the evils of man. I pray for total healing and restoration to unprecedented heights with You. That the eyes of these victims will be opened to see the blessings that You have in store for them and hearts will turn to You all around the world, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
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A youthful and inspired England side resurged from sure defeat to take the friendly game against Germany by 3-2, offering hopes for the youngsters in the summer.
It was an exhilarating second half for the Three Lions as England had begun by conceding two goals from the Germans on either side of the break. Toni Kroos scored Germany's first with a swerving shot that beat Jack Butland at his near post from outside the box.
Mario Gomez then doubled the lead at 57th minute with a header past substitute keeper Fraser Forster.
But England responded in style, as Harry Kane displayed tenacity and skill to hold a cross from the right corner, turns, evades two opposing players and slot in diagonally to the far corner 4 minutes later.
Then, at 71 minutes after play, Jamie Vardy equalized after being just subbed in for 3 minutes with an improvised back heel touch to flick in Nathaniel Clyne's right wing cross into the German net.
The crowd in the Olympiastadion charged up with nervous energy as the game entered the dying minutes, as an energetic England chased after a winner relentlessly. Dele Alli missed a chance uncharacteristically over an exposed net, but his Tottenham teammate Eric Dier headed in Jordan Henderson's corner.
This win against the World Cup winners had raised hopes for England's Euro chances, as coach Roy Hodgson describes the win as his "finest night as England manager". Still, he admits that there is work to ahead for the team.
"It is a friendly game and we have got an awful long way to go before we can claim to be anything like Germany with all they have achieved," Hodgson said.
German midfielder Sami Khedira admits that Germany is in need of reflection after the defeat.
"We all need to take a look at ourselves and work hard now," he said. "We did a lot right up until the second goal, then after that we were much worse – and England punished us."
"However, we played well for an hour. We need to play well for 90 minutes against Italy [in Tuesday's friendly] and in the European Championship."


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Well friends, I feel as though it was extremely difficult to find a time and place for my photo-shoot this last week. My trusty photographer is in the midst of his exams, and it is getting hotter and hotter out here! The humidity is picking up and the sun beams directly down making it terribly challenging to find shade. I was in search of a yellow(ish) backdrop and the only place we found was this one, on private property! I know, I am such a rebel. All that being said this shoot had tons of laughs and was heaps of fun.
I have been missing Vancouver's fall season fashion. The scarves, coats, metallics, faux-furs, and chunky festive bling. All of these sentimental things are the reason for this weeks outfit. I love Vancouver's seasons, so I feel like this is as close as I could get to the fall season Vancouver's in right now, Cairns style. It's true when they say that Cairns really has only two seasons, (dang)-hot and raining.
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Our 12 favourite experiences from 12 months of travel
12 months ago, as we taped up our last box of possessions in the tiny Melbourne apartment we called home, we sat down, looked at each other and asked "is this really all worth it?".
Our decision to leave our comfortable life for a nomadic lifestyle was a long time coming, and as the leaving date drew closer so too did the self doubt. It was hard to know what lay ahead of us, as anxiety and uncertainty raged in our minds.
One year on, we have an answer.
Yes. Yes, it was all worth it.
We've learnt so much about ourselves and the world around us, and had such incredible, once in a lifetime experiences. We've decided to look back at the last year and highlight a few of our favourite travel experiences; the ones which make us realise we absolutely made the right decision.
our favourite 12 experiences from 12 months of travel
#1 Road tripping Namibia
After six months of travelling by public transport, road tripping from Cape Town to Windhoek, Namibia was a delight. We could travel at our own pace, stop where we wanted, spread out and create a huge mess, and enjoy our own company - something we rarely had for the previous 6 months.
Over ten days, with the freedom afforded by our car, we saw some of the most epic scenery ever. Landscapes from the moon, sand dunes as tall as buildings, dried up rivers, animals roaming freely, deserted towns and random food trucks in the middle of nowhere. Any time we stopped to take photos or admire the view, we enjoyed complete and utter silence.
It wasn't all fun and games. Our drive to Sossusvlei can only be described as precarious; a sandy, bumpy road full of sharp rocks, which even in a 4wd would have been seriously uncomfortable, and not a soul or car in sight for five hours. At times we thought we'd puncture a tire, or worse, crash and roll our car. But we didn't.
We discussed world issues, sung badly to Justin Timberlake, ate crappy food and had the world at our feet - just the way a road trip should be. When it came time to hand back our car in Windhoek, we shed a small tear. Gone was our freedom, and the best fun we'd had for a long time.
#2 Exploring Chi Phat, a community based ecotourism project in Cambodia
Our search for an 'authentic' Cambodian experience landed us in Chi Phat, a rural, community based ecotourism project in the heart of the Cardamom Mountains.
Getting to Chi Phat was half the fun; a 4-hour bus ride from Phnom Penh to the small highway town of Andoung Tuek, a white-knuckled 45-minute ride through fields of sugarcane and patches of sand on the back of a local motorbike to this pretty community of 500 families.
We spent 5 nights here, two of which were spent camping in hammocks deep in the Cardamom Mountains. We washed in rivers, learnt how to find water in vines, sourced ingredients for a 'bush' curry, and gained a deep understanding of the issues surrounding this area.
We also had an extremely close encounter with an Asian Elephant, which was exhilarating and scary all at the same time. While we escaped the terrifying meeting with a territorial mother, our close encounter was an amazing price to pay for Chi Phat and the Wildlife Alliance achieving an incredible zero elephant poaching since 2006!
#3 Watching the sunrise over Bagan
Our travel bucket list had one item we both agreed on - a balloon ride over the temples of Bagan.
After a little research we realised that this dream would sadly not be possible - $500USD per person was slightly out of our budget. The alternative? Watching the sunrise from the top of a temple.
After snoozing our 4am alarm twice, we reluctantly got out of bed, jumped aboard our rented electric scooter and made haste along the sandy, pitch dark roads to our secret location. We crawled through the narrow tunnels to the top of the temple, and sat and waited.
Then it happened. As the sun started to rise, so too did the balloons in the distance. With each passing minute, as the sun rose, the temples began to silhouette against the bright orange sky.
We, along with a French couple, were the only people to see the epic display in front of us.
Did it suck we didn't get to tick off our bucket list item? Yes. Did the sunrise we experienced make up for it? You betcha.
#4 Dining with lions in Chobe National Park
Exploring the animal dense Chobe National Park, Botswana was a dream come true for us, and after a day of seeing more elephants than you can imagine, we were keen to see an apex predator - a lion! Our guide detected a noise in the distance, a barking sound we'd never heard - "it's a lion", he whispered.
Much to our disappointment, we didn't spot the lion. Discussion on the way to back to our camp revolved around whether lion's really DO bark? Our trusty guide assured us they do, and who were we to question?
As our group sat around the campfire, excitedly talking about the day, Mim heard a faint bark in the distance. Mark, who was at the bush toilet at the time came running back to confirming he too had heard the same sound.
The lions were close. Really close.
At that moment dinner was served and while we all enthusiastically tucked in, we nervously kept a close eye on the perimeter of our camp, taking note of any noise or glowing eyes. Fortunately, the barks got fainter and fainter before we no longer heard a noise, but that didn't make our night amongst the African bush any easier.
Our dinner guests were probably the best we've ever had, but it's unlikely we'll be inviting them around again any time soon.
#5 Feeling like celebrities on the canals of Venice
We stepped off our Venetian boat taxi feeling slightly tipsy yet incredibly grateful; "how good is our life?", Mim uttered. We'd just lived like a celebrity, albeit for an hour.
When Urban Adventures asked if we'd like to participate in their "Canal and Aperitivo" tour, our answer was immediately yes. A complimentary ride through the canals of Venice was exactly what our backpacker budget needed. We didn't realise how awesome it would be - an afternoon aboard a shiny boat taxi, sampling beautiful, fresh Italian food with free flowing champagne and wine, all while learning the secrets of Venice's past. As the prosecco flowed and the sun started to set over this medieval marvel, we couldn't help but look at each other and smile, shocked at what our life had become.
It's not everyday you live your dream, but on this day we did.
#6 Summiting Thorong La Pass, Nepal
In 2014, we attempted to hike Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. For the both of us, it was a lifelong dream to summit Africa's highest point and unfortunately, only one of us did. Mim contracted HAPE (high altitude pulmonary edema) as we attempted the summit, and despite her muddled mind, she knew she couldn't risk her life just to conquer a stupid mountain.
It took months of for her body and mind to recover, but before long we were out hiking again. While planning our trip to Nepal, we knew we wanted to trek in the Himalayas, but we weren't sure whether her body would hold up.
We decided to throw caution to the wind and booked to hike the Annapurna Circuit. With a steely determination, our experience from Kili and a lot of chocolate, we set off. Sure, it helped we had 11 days to acclimatise this time, but we dominated the Annapurna circuit and summited all 5,416m of Thorong La pass. Together.
There may have been a few tears yet the feeling of relief and pride from completing the challenge together will stay with us forever.
#7 Watching local women's football in the Malawian mountains
We were invited to a local women's football game in Manchewe village, high in the Nyika Mountains of Malawi, by the wonderful owners of The Mushroom Farm, Maddie and Cam.
We hiked up to the village football field - half grass, half dust, and saw the most magnificent sight. Two teams of eleven, all women, with a huge crowd of villagers singing and dancing in support. Talent was on show with skills Mark could only dream of, although each touch was met with laughter from the children, struggling to comprehend their mums/sisters/friends/teachers playing football.
Due to our cameras, we were the centre of attention and we spent the whole game taking photos of the kids, then showing them the results. Having 20 children doing anything for their portrait to be taken was completely foreign to us, but we've never seen so much happiness. The game ended one-nil and the enthusiastic crowd gathered to hand out food and water to the participants and sang songs to the supporters; to us.
In a country with a pretty horrible past record of human rights abuse towards women, seeing the support of the villagers towards the women proved that the times here are changing.
#8 Spending 10 days on a deserted island in Cambodia
Have you ever wanted to escape life and live on a tropical island, doing nothing more than sleeping, swimming, eating and drinking? Well, we got to do just that on Koh Ta Kiev, and it was everything you'd imagine it to be.
Our days consisted of the following: wake up with sunrise, read until breakfast time and then head to the beach. Lunch, then relax, read or snooze, then an afternoon swim. Watch the sunset with a passionfruit mojito, enjoy a Cambodian curry then head to bed, listening to the sound of water lapping the rocks below our wooden, open fronted bungalow.
We had no reception, no wi-fi, no electricity and no showers (okay, we did have fresh water buckets) and plenty of time to do what we wanted! We also spent Christmas and New Years on the Island, making it the most amazing festive period.
We'd totally recommend it!
Note: It wasn't completely idyllic - King Cobra's and vipers roam the island, so for people with snake phobias (US!), each walk through the jungle to our accommodation was frightening. As was getting into bed!
#9 Getting off the beaten tap in Prague
Beer, and lots of it was the order of the day in Prague. We were lucky again to enjoy an Urban Adventures tour, this time the "Beer and Czech Tapas" tour with our wonderful guide, Niki. To understand the Prague and its people, you really have to get under the skin of their beer culture.
Our tour went from local bar to local bar, sampling the most incredible beer, or 'Czech Water' as the locals call it, and tasting incredible food. While doing this, we learnt a heap about Czech culture and why beer is so important to them.
They have been brewing beer for over a thousand years, which means they've developed a great thing, stuck to it, and become extremely proud of it. It's part of their national identity, and they're as loyal to their beloved 'liquid bread' as the English are to football.
We both agreed, this 'hands on' way of learning is the only way! Another beer please, we've gotta learn about SEO.
#10 Meeting amazing new people
Despite missing home, and our friends and family daily, we were fortunate to meet some amazing people on our journey. Whether it was locals, backpackers, bloggers or instagrammers, the amount of wonderful humans that crossed our path enlivened us. It also made us better people.
The transient nature of travel forced us out of our comfort zone, and had to learn to adapt. We had become very comfortable with our lives in Melbourne, especially with the people we spent most of our time with. Giving up that support network forced us to look elsewhere, to the people we'd meet. Being bold and speaking to a stranger became part of our routine. Every. Single. Day.
No longer will we ignore that backpacker on the corner of Flinders St in Melbourne; they could turn out to be a friend for life!
Ps. This is a good opportunity to shout out everyone that's supported us over the year; from family, old friends, new friends and randoms. We heart y'all.
#11 Spending a month in Cape Town
"If you've never lived in Cape Town, you've never lived" - The Common Wanderer, 2016.
You might baulk at this quote and you'd have every right to, but in our humble opinion, Cape Town is one of the best cities in the world. There's just something about the way Table Mountain gently rolls down to the bay, decorated by the sprawl of the city and the pulse of a vibrant, multicultural melting-pot society that is totally awe-inspiring.
This city is basically a traveller's mecca: in one day you can hike up Table Mountain, float through some of the best beaches in the world, sip wine at Stellenbosch, and watch pastel colours streak the horizon at sunset in Camps Bay – and before your head hits the pillow there's world-class cuisine, or gin cocktails to sip in a secret gin bar hidden behind a chocolate shop on Wale street. We did all of it, and for a month, it was OUR mecca.
We became locals, made friends, business acquaintances; went to gallery openings, house parties, instagram missions, and met the Mayor. Even the coffee and street art was as good as Melbourne. We also had the pleasure of spending a month with family, which made it really feel like home.
We lived and breathed this city and its incredible people for a month, and we left feeling more than a tinge of sadness.
#12 Hiking Adam's Peak in time for sunrise
Ever since watching the Sri Lankan episode of the travel show 'Departures', Mark's held a dream of climbing the pilgrimage mountain of Sri Pada, or Adam's Peak. The journey happened to occur right in the middle of Sinhalese new year (Sri Lanka's new year), so the journey to Dalhousie, the trek's starting point, was crowded, long and sweaty.
Despite the 2am departure time and 5500+ stairs in front of us (yes, you read that right, 5,500 stairs), we made it to the summit in time to watch Mother Nature's version of heaven; the most beautiful orange/blue/red/purple sunrise. At the summit, we were joined by hundreds of our Sri Lankan friends to ring in the new Sinhalese year. It. Was. Epic.
On the way down we walked like injured Giraffe's such was the pain in our legs, but we didn't care; we'd just experienced a huge bucket list item and it was everything we dreamed, and more.


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Download demos to try games you desire to purchase. Previewing a game can help you decide if you want to buy the full version or not. Make sure you exercise safety precautions when doing this. Only allow downloads from verified or trustworthy sites.
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Tignes Val d'Isere Snow Report & Weather Forecast – 01.12.17
In Tignes and Val D'Isere as well as at home its nearly Christmas (according to the radio) so lets start with Johnny Mathis:
Sleigh bells ring
are you listening
in the lane
snow is glistening
A beautiful sight
we're happy tonight
walking in a winter wonderland
That was pretty much the scene around the villages this morning (well maybe not the sleigh bells) but the sun was out, it was very cold and the winds were light. I had a charge round the Palet sector which was in very good condition. You just have to be a little careful as you transition from the real stuff onto areas of artificial snow – its definitely a different texture. The sky started filling in quite quickly and the breeze picked up a bit so I finished at lunchtime and came home via the infamous Trolles (you have to access it from the top of the Paquis lift) which was fine but only half width after you leave Lemmings Leap. There have been one or two light showers of snow this afternoon.
The weather forecasts are settling down a bit now and we are expecting more clouds and light snow this evening. the wind will build up over night. Tomorrow morning will be cloudy but these will soon break to give sunny periods. But the wind will be cruel to both skin and chairlifts, cover up well and expect the high lifts to be closed. Tomorrow will definitely put the B in Baltic. Sunday will be mainly sunny and there will still be a strong breeze which should allow more lifts to open but the windchill will still be there. High pressure seems to dominate from Monday to Wednesday, it will be mainly sunny with the odd fluffy cloud on the peaks and mercifully a little less cold.
For those travelling tomorrow the roads over here should not be too busy (this morning was chaotic around Chambery with snow and ice on the motorways). For the air travellers I can't see any problems in the UK with the exception of Glasgow where there is a chance of fog until just after breakfast. Over here the wind will be quite gusty so standby for a bumpy arrival at Geneva and Lyon. There may be light snow at Lyon but with 2 runways all should be fine.
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