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Well, first of they are fucked up in their heads and are "power over others centered" And that is my personal opinion and they shall all be removed from this planetary sphere in time.
Those fuckers have even made my life more difficult as the Danish Secret police has been invading my privacy since 2013. I know they have, and I find them quite amateurish as I took certain measures to detect intruders in my home. Besides, When i put stuff somewhere and it has been moved and it wasnt me, then someone else has moved it.
However, the reason for the behaviour is "sexual energy transfer/healing" Kids are not particularly "distorted" in their beingness. They are more "Pure" than more mature subjects due to lack of social conditioning as such they attempt to "two become one" through sexual activity. The problem is, that penetrative sex is not for pleasure, it is only for reproduction and is addictive and imbalances are transfered to both partners.. Tantric sex is for balancing and healing amongst others.
There are other techniques that I am at current time/space space/time not aware of.
However, the "elite" society as they call themselves, use satanic rituals to empower themselves. However, they will never get away with it without being caught.
One can get an insight in this by reading the bible and certain hinduistic texts. However, the most intelligeble distortion came from LL research spiritual channelings of what would previously be called "Egyptian Sun God Ra"
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Predicting Oscar winners is not an easy task. The criteria are opaque and subjective, the voting process is complicated, the voting members are not easily identifiable, only winners are announced and upsets occur very frequently. Considering this, building any Oscar prediction model is fraught with risks of being proved a fool on the day of the awards. Even then, it has not stopped upstarts with an excel file and an internet connection, like yours truly, to try some amateur mathematical modelling.
One of the best ways to predict an Oscar winner is to look at the other awards won in respective categories over the long awards season. The awards season starts every year in November and continues till February, finally culminating in the Oscar presentation ceremony. By then, however, a stream of awards has already been given and one can look at the trend of the award season to arrive at the likely winners on the Oscar night.
The awards are typically of two kinds – one given by industry insiders and the other by outsiders. Insider awards typically consist of the awards given out by guilds of directors, producers, actors, editors and writers. Outsider awards, on the other hand, are mainly awarded by bodies of critics and journalists. Insider awards generally have a high degree of correlation with the eventual Oscar winner in the respective categories. For example, the winner of the Directors Guild of America (DGA) award will have a strong probability of winning the best director award at the Oscar, all other factors remaining constant. The outsiders' awards also serve their own merits, having more number of categories than the insider ones. Thus, if we are to predict the winner in more obscure categories like best sound or cinematography, the historical data points required can only be obtained from the outsiders' awards. Further, some outsiders' awards like the Golden Globe and Critics' Choice Awards have exhibited high degree of accuracy in predicting the Oscar winners, at least in some categories.
For the purpose of the prediction here, a database of category award winners in the major awards over the last 50 years (or the duration of the awards' existence, whichever is less) has been created and the percentage of times they have been able to predict the category winner in Oscar has been calculated (with higher weights given to more recent records).
Each award has been given weights in each category based on its past success ratios. Thus, a DGA award winner will have higher weight in the Best Director predictor compared to say, a National Board of Review award winner. Finally, based on this year's winner and nominations, the movie with the highest score has been rated as the favourite for Oscar in the respective category.
It may be noted that while some categories (like best movie or best director) are frequently awarded during the season, there are others (like best sound or best make up) which are hardly recognized by other awards. As a result, the amount of data becomes significantly less for such lesser known categories. Considering this, predictions in such categories should always be taken with a pinch of salt.
Further, just to add more disclaimers, this is just a simple, basic model at predicting winners and should be taken for what it is. There are probably a number of other, more sophisticated models prepared by experts which shall do the job with better accuracy. In any case, looking at the collective intelligence in the betting market and compiling experts' opinion are probably better ways of predicting the Oscar winners.
So, here are our Oscar picks for the year
Best Picture Award
The last and the most prestigious award of the Oscar night may also prove to be the toughest one to call. 'Boyhood' has swept most of the major critics awards, but 'Birdman' has won the three major insider awards i.e. the Directors' Guild of America (DGA) award, the Producers' Guild of America (PGA) award and the Screen Actors' Guild of America (SAG) award. Our model shows the two movies are effectively tied for the first place, with 'Boyhood' being the very slight favourite. Further, there is also the intriguing possibility that given the split in the two major contenders, a third one (most probably 'The Grand Budapest Hotel') will sneak in and win this one. Another long shot contender, 'American Sniper' has recently generated a lot of buzz, controversy and a strong and sustained run at the box office; however, our model still gives this very little chance of winning the silverware given its poor performance in the awards season so far.
Best Director Award
For years, the best award winner in Oscar used to be a heavy favourite for this category. The strong correlation between the two categories has, however, broken in the last two years when different sets of movies ('Argo' and 'Life of Pi' in 2012 and '12 Years a Slave' and 'Gravity' in 2013) have won the 'Best Picture' and 'Best Director' awards. Again, in this category, 'Boyhood' remains a slight favourite, having swept the critics' awards. However, 'Birdman' has won in two of the more important awards i.e. DGA and PGA and retains a good chance of winning this one.
Best Actor Award
Eddie Redmayne, for his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in 'The Theory of Everything' is the favourite in this category, having won the important 'Screen Actors Guild Award' and 'Golden Globe – Best Actor (Drama)'; however, Michael Keaton, for acting out a dramatized and fictional version of himself in 'Birdman' and winning a number of critics' awards, retains a realistic chance of winning this category, especially in the event of a strong night for 'Birdman'.
Bradley Cooper who has won a lot of plaudits for his role in 'American Sniper', has been given a close to zero score by our model because he has not won a single major award or nomination in this category in this award season; however, his probability of winning, while still being low, will be higher than that.
Best Actress Award
After a toss-up and two narrow calls, we have our first favourite of the night. Julianne Moore for her role in 'Still Alice' has almost swept this category clean in this awards' season and remains heavy favourite for the Oscar. Of the other actresses nominated, only Marion Cotillard has won any award this season (the New York Film Critics Circle Award). It will be a huge upset if Julianne Moore does not end up as the 'Best Actress' in the Oscars.
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
JK Simmons ('Whiplash') has a clear shot at winning this one, having won this category at almost every award in our database (except at the National Board of Review Award where it was won by Edward Norton for 'Birdman'). He may end up winning this one big, and for 'Birdman' this may remain another category where it finishes second.
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Whatever happens in the 'Best Picture' and 'Best Director' category, 'Boyhood' has a lock on this one. Patricia Arquette has won this category in every major award, apart from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA) award where her role was nominated for and won in the 'Best Actress' category. Further, 'Ida', the movie which won this category at the LAFCA, has not been nominated at the Oscars for this category. Considering this, if Arquette fails to win this one, this will be probably one of the biggest upsets of the night.
Best Original Screenplay
This is expected to be one of the handful of awards to be won by 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' at the Oscar night. It has won this category at the 'Writers Guild of America', 'BAFTA' and a number of other critics' awards. 'Birdman' having won the Golden Globe remains a distant second along with 'Nightcrawler' which won at the Satellite Award. Neither Golden Globe nor Satellite, however, has a strong track record of predicting the Oscar winner in this category.
Best Adapted Screenplay
Data is limited in this category as a number of critics' awards do not distinguish between original and adapted screenplay and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' which has been nominated for 'Best Original Screenplay' has own the best screenplay at most such awards. Based on the limited data though, 'The Imitation Game' retains the best chance of winning this category, having won at the 'Writers Guild of America' and 'Satellite Award'. 'Inherent Vice', winner at 'American Board of Review' is a somewhat distant second favourite.
Best Editing
'Boyhood' having won the 'America Cinema Editors – Dramatic' category is the favourite for winning this one. However, 'Whiplash' with a win at 'BAFTA' and 'Chicago Film Critics Association Award' may spring a surprise.
Best Cinematography
'Birdman' finally is the clear favourite in this category, having won three out of six awards over the season. 'Mr. Turner', the only other movie nominated for Oscar that has won an award in this category (the Satellite Award) has an outside chance.
Best Costume Design
This is one of the categories with the least amount of data available (with only three other major awards having this category). But 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' has won this category at all three awards and shall be a strong favourite for it on the Oscar night.
Best Visual Display
This again has only three data points with 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' having won at two of them ('Critics Choice' and 'Satellite Award') and 'Interstellar' getting the trophy at 'BAFTA'. As a result, 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' is favoured to win this one, although not too strongly and 'Interstellar' has a decent chance as well.
Best Sound Mixing
Again, lack of data points is a problem in this category with only two awards having this category. 'Whiplash' has won both these awards though and thus shall head into the Oscar night as favourite for its second win after 'Best Actor in a Supporting Role'.
Best Production Design
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' has swept this category at all the major (albeit limited number of) awards and should win this one too.
Best Original Score
'Birdman' won this category at the 'Satellite Award' and 'Chicago Film Critics Association Award' and would have been a favourite at the Oscars had it been nominated. Since it has not been nominated though, 'Theory of Everything' is the nominal favourite. However, 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', 'The Imitation Game' and 'Interstellar' all have a realistic chance at winning this one.
Best Original Song
Once again, only three awards are given out in this category and 'Selma' has won in two of them. Satellite Award, the only award which has differed, has given this out to 'Virunga', a movie that has not been nominated at the Oscars in this category. Thus, this category looks like the only one where 'Selma' shall go to the Oscar night as a front runner.
Best Animated Feature Film
This is another category where the strongest performer in the awards season has not even been given a nomination. 'The Lego Movie' has won six of the ten awards in this category. But since it has not been nominated, 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' will be a nominal favourite in this category, followed by 'Big Hero 6', 'The Boxtrolls' and 'The Tale of Princess Kaguya'.
Best Documentary – Feature
Although a number of awards have the 'Best Documentary' category, the traditional correlation with the Oscar winner has been very low. This year though, 'Citizenfour', a movie based on Edward Snowden, has won this category in five out of nine awards and is expected to win this category.
Best Foreign Language Film
Again, this is one category where the other award winners have differed significantly from the eventual Oscar winner. And unlike in the 'Best Documentary' category, there is no clear winner. 'Leviathan' has won only one award ('Golden Globe') but it is also the award with the highest weight in this category. It thus nominally outweighs 'Ida' which has won three awards, but with much lesser weights. 'Wild Tales' and 'Tangerine' have also notched up wins in this category and cannot be counted out.
Best Make Up and Hair
This is another category with abject lack of data. Until recently, 'BAFTA' used to be the only one awarding this category, even though it could predict only 45% of the eventual Oscar winners. Critics' Choice started awarding in this category since 2009, but it has not been able to pick the eventual Oscar winner even once till now. This year, 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' has won at the BAFTA while 'Guardians of the Galaxy' has won at the Critics' Choice. Thus, while we will pick 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' as our favourite in this category, there is simply not enough data to make a confident call.

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Ymagis Group Announces Re-Release of Damien Chazelle's LA LA LAND in EclairColor in Berlin & Nuremberg
Berlin (Germany) and Paris (France), 3 February 2017/ Ymagis Group (ISIN: FR0011471291, MNEMO: MAGIS, PEA-PME eligible), the European specialist in digital technologies for the film industry, announced the EclairColor re-release of LA LA LAND (Lionsgate) in Germany this Friday 3 February. Distributed in Germany by StudioCanal and directed by Damien Chazelle, LA LA LAND, starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, will be released in EclairColor in the following German cinemas: Nuremberg's Cinecitta' Multiplexkino and Eiszeit-Kino in Berlin.
"We are delighted to have the opportunity, in conjunction with the EclairColor release of the highlyacclaimed LA LA LAND, to announce our first two EclairColor cinemas in Germany equipped by CinemaNext," said Jean Mizrahi, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ymagis Group. "Germany is key to our European EclairColor roll-out strategy and receiving such a note of confidence in our innovative technology from several of our German customers is fantastic. EclairColor offers cinemas the opportunity to significantly improve projection quality at an affordable cost and also benefit from flexible planning since EclairColor projectors can be used to play content in both standard format (DCI) and in EclairColor."
"We like the fact that EclairColor is bringing, brighter and more dynamic imaging to cinemas. The image quality absolutely matches that of other HDR solutions," said Wolfram Weber, Managing Director of Cinecitta' Multiplexkino. "We especially favour the more open approach of EclairColor, bringing HDR content to all kinds of cinema screens using hardware that cinema operators can buy 'off the shelf' vs. other revenue share-based models. We believe that HDR technology will be an important part of the cinema industry going forward. Thanks to the powerful high-contrast Sony Digital Cinema 4K SRX-515DS dual projection system we are able to show EclairColor on six of our screens."
"With LA LA LAND in EclairColor, audiences will discover unprecedented image quality with richer colours and heightened details," explains Karl-Joachim Lohkamp, General Manager of CinemaNext Germany. "We are thrilled with our ongoing partnership with Cinecitta' and Eiszeit-Kino. EclairColor is a revolutionary new technology combining colour science with the optimisation of Sony Digital Cinema 4K projection systems to achieve image projection of unparalleled quality. In France, 16 screens to date have been equipped with EclairColor."
Brighter, sharper, with more depth of field, more density and more detail, the images produced by EclairColor technology have better contrast and greater fidelity, better reflecting the colour initially intended by the creative teams. Adaptable to all types of cinema from art-house to the largest multiplexes, whatever the screen size, EclairColor significantly improves the projection quality of all films and thus brings a new dimension to the cinema experience. EclairColor™ is a registered trademark of Ymagis Group.
Produced by Summit Entertainment, Black Label Media, Marc Platt Productions, Gilbert Films and Impostor Pictures, Lionsgate's LA LA LAND won seven awards at the 2017 Golden Globes®, including for best musical or comedy film, best score and song for Justin Hurwitz, best actress for Emma Stone, best actor for Ryan Gosling, and best director and best screenplay for Damien Chazelle. The film has also received 14 Oscar® nominations.


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The selling point for me was that this style puts the bra in bralette. It has three sets of substantial hooks in the back and adjustable, silky straps. If you're uncomfortable with the typical frothy, unlined bralette, this is the one for you. It gives just enough support without feeling like a straight-up bra. It's unlined which normally makes me feel self-concious, but this bralette gives just enough coverage.
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Millennials, Baby Boomers, and Rebounding Multifamily Home Construction
19 Pages Posted: 31 Jul 2015
Date Written: June 23, 2015
The sharp rebound in U.S. multifamily construction since the housing crisis has been driven largely by young adults, who swung back toward living in apartments following a shift away during the housing boom. But adults in their 50s and 60s accounted for nearly all the net increase in multifamily occupancy from 2000 to 2013. The article decomposes changes in occupancy for four age groups into changes in population, changes in headship, and changes in the share of the age group that lives in multifamily units. Young adults' headship has been trending down since 1980, largely due to the increase in the share of low-education individuals who live with their parents. Young adults' multifamily share has been trending up since 1980, reflecting delaying marrying and having children. Improving health and longevity have pushed back the age at which older adults typically downsize from single-family to multifamily units by twenty-five years since 1980. The leading edge of the baby boom is about to enter the age range where such downsizing accelerates and so U.S. multifamily construction is likely to remain strong over the coming decades.
Keywords: Housing Demand, Residential Construction, Baby Boom, Millennials
JEL Classification: R21, J11
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Brief: Kill boredom by sharpening my skills and making some ads
I'm a huge geek so I naturally made an ad for my favorite video game series: Mass Effect.
I've always been slightly fascinated by firearm ads. They have always been super aggressive and most of them screams "Murica".
So I took it upon myself to make a firearms ad that's slightly more stylish and modern.


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We Saw the Budget Cuts Coming All Along
It is safe to assume that the honeymoon between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state of California is officially over.
On Jan. 9 the governor released his budget proposal for the next fiscal year, which includes $372 million in cuts for the UC. The thought of increasing tuition and cuts in financial aid support leave many students crying out: Again?
Unfortunately, we had it coming to us, and we knew it all along.
In a speech given on Sept. 14, 2003, Schwarzenegger said, 'I am in principle against taxing, because I feel that the people of California have been punished enough.'
To dig our state out of a multi-billion dollar deficit, there is a dilemma. There are only two strategies that our state can adopt to remedy the situation: Increase taxes or cut spending. The governor chose the latter.
We can spend time and discuss why we as college students, should not bear the burden of these budget cuts, but that would only be meaningless.
While our tuition will rise, we are still paying significantly less than students of other institutions which have UCI's caliber of research.
Schwarzenegger has promised to not cut spending from K-12 and that's great news. For the state that has the third highest student teacher ratio and ranks 35th in the nation in spending per child, the last thing we need is to cut from secondary education.
And so, as citizens of this state, we students must share the burden that the rest of California has to endure.
Well, that is if the proposed budget cuts are justified. Unfortunately, Schwarzenegger is not justified in making his proposed budget cuts. Being a fiscally conservative politician has blinded him from an obvious solution that could help solve the budget crisis: Raising taxes.
Property taxes could generate extra revenue for the state. Proposition 13 capped property taxes at 1 percent of the assessed value at the time of purchase. That means, hypothetically speaking, a family who bought a home for $80,000 in 1976 still only pays $800 dollars in property taxes, while their property could be worth 10 times as much today.
Property taxes could be capped at 1.25 or 1.5 percent of the assessed value at the time of purchase, or all properties could be reassessed every five years and still be taxed at 1 percent.
In addition, income tax brackets should be rearranged so that people who earn more money pay a progressively higher tax that truly reflects their ability and responsibility to contribute to society.
These taxes would place more of the financial burden on people who can afford to absorb the losses. The elderly with meager retirement funds, single mothers scraping by on welfare, and college students with accumulating loans should not have to be the ones to save the state. There is no justification in doing so.
The real dilemma facing the governor was deciding who had been punished enough. By choosing to make budget cuts, the governor sends a message that the rich have been punished enough, so now the poor and middle classes will be punished and suffer the most under his new budget plan. We students will feel the direct effects once our ZOTBills come in the mail this fall.
Sadly, we knew it all along.
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Hard water is a term used to describe water with a high mineral content. Hard water presents a number of challenges in maintaining healthy skin and hair. Hard water is a regional problem for many households, especially those that use well water. This type of water has a higher concentration of minerals, particularly magnesium and calcium. This is a result of the ground water seeping through the soil and rocks.
- Hard water causes 'soap scum', which is as unattractive as it sounds. It leaves a sticky film on your skin and can cause itchiness and irritation. Similarly, hard water leaves your hair dull, brittle and hard to handle. Water Concept treated water reverses the curse.
- Love fashion? Hard water doesn't. In fact hard water can be down right cruel on your clothes – shortening their life by up to 40%.
Taking Shower with Hard & Chlorinated water
Whenever we bathe, we often lather ourselves up with soaps, shampoos, conditioners and other cosmetics and cleaning products. If your water is hard, you may notice these products aren't lathering up sufficiently. This could prompt you to use more of the product. Next we start the process of rinsing, which is where the combination of hard water and increased amounts of cleansing products can really work against us, and a more problematic residue of the hard water and cleaning products may be left on the skin.
Our hair also gets exposed to chlorine both in swimming pools and in our shower. The effects of overexposure to chlorine can be excessive dryness, tangling, and breakage, as well as color fading.
Hard Water and you skin
Hard water can be especially irritating to those who already suffer from a skin condition like dermatitis. Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin, and outbreaks are more common when one suffers from persistently dry skin. While hard water itself doesn't cause dermatitis, it can irritate the condition or even initiate a flare-up. One of the most common effects of hard water is its ability to dry out the skin and leave it unable to absorb moisture. The combination of hard water with a co-existing dermatitis condition can lead to more frequent and severe outbreaks.
Effects of Hard Water on Hair
Hard water contains dissolved minerals, usually carbonates of the metal ions calcium and magnesium. These minerals react with soaps and surfactants, reducing their effectiveness at cleansing, and forming a salt that precipitates onto your hair.
Hard water dries out your hair and leaves it feeling dull, lifeless and heavy. Any hair treatments you have like a perm or dye will fade and relax much faster than they should when hair is washed in hard water. You may also notice a dry, flaky scalp, hair breakage and hair thinning due to blockage at the follicles.


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Top 4 Trends in Translation Services
With globalisation, need for translation services is increasing in every industry. Along with it, the awareness about the importance of accurate and quality translation services is also increasing. This has given rise to many new trends in the translation industry. Knowing about them will be beneficial to you if you are looking for a good translation agency so that you can make the right decision.
1. Localisation.
Localisation means adaptation of the content such as website, text, design and branding to local populace. Localisation allows particular clients to know that you have knowledge of local culture, history, traditions and language peculiarities in that region or country.
Increasing number of companies are understanding the value of localising their websites, messages and marketing materials. Businesses are hiring certified translation services to provide them with creative translation materials.
Translating and localising your marketing message to be understood precisely by various countries, audiences and cultures can help you access global market and have better sales.
2. Multi-lingual Content and SEO.
Even though English is your second language, there are chances that your fluency is not sufficient to be able to conduct business on all topics on the internet where 53.6% of the content is in English. Therefore if you are planning to access global markets, it's essential that you get your website translated and displayed in at least five of the top languages that are workable to your industry or region. Getting your website translated and making it available to customers who don't speak English can help you gain sales, business and clients.
Also, SEO comes in all languages and if so much of the web content is not being supplied to languages other than English, that leaves a range of high ranking, low competition keywords in other languages that you can use to reach potential customers. The trend of catering your website and SEO to approach global market is fast growing in translation.
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Streetwise: Green Bay Restaurant Week posts menus for 51 restaurants, planning starts now
Green Bay Press-Gazette business reporter Jeff Bollier, aka Streetwise, wants to hear from you with news on new businesses, openings, closings, expansions and improvements. You can contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com. March 14, 2018. Jeff Bollier/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
If you haven't tried Main Street Bourbon Room's shrimp and grits or Taverne in the Sky's wood-fired pork chop, Green Bay Restaurant Week could be your chance.
They're just two of the new participants in this year's Restaurant Week, which runs July 12-19.
A total of 51 restaurants with 55 locations will offer fixed, three-course menus of $11 lunches and $22 or $33 dinners over the course of the week. Restaurant Week's website posted the menus of the participating restaurants this week.
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Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau Marketing Director Brenda Krainik suggested local foodies not wait to book their tables, noting hotel room bookings tied to Restaurant Week have increased from 700 nights in the first year (2013) to more than 5,000 last year.
Joining the noobs this year will be old favorites such as Ogan, a'Bravo, Plae Bistro, and Chives. The number of participating restaurants declined slightly this year. Even so, Krainik expects the event's economic impact will continue to increase.
"There are a lot of new options for people and they're all different types of places. We've got tapas to fine dining to sushi. The cuisine will be different at all these places. The variety is still there," she said. "I actually think we'll sell just as many or more meals because the popularity of the week has grown."
She said locals raving to friends about Restaurant Week continues to drive the event's growth and to complement traditional advertising campaigns.
"Our first mission is to get people here and to stay overnight. But we recognize the local buy-in for this week is huge and they're our best advocates," Krainik said. "If they tell someone out of town this is the week to come in, it's one of those word-of-mouth can't buy that kind of advertising methods."


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With regard how actors can memorize a monologue, there are different ways, but you might try this.
Read it over several times to your self and aloud to get the jist of what it is about, know the characters in the play, understand why your character is saying what he or she is saying, know the meaning of EACH AND EVERY word in the context of the era. Understand what your character is doing in the scene. Understand what his/her objective is in saying what he/she is saying or in behaving the way they are.
If you have time to read the entire story, it is a plus. It will help you understand better as an actor what you are saying and why and how your character probably feels about what he/she is saying.
All that alone, should help you feel more comfortable. Then you might start as if you are inching along. First start with the first part of the first sentence, then move on memorizing it until you can go all the way through the entire monologue.
When you memorize a monologue this way for a while and you start to feel more confident, even if it's not perfect, put the paper down and rehearse it remembering what you can, but concentrating more on the FEELING of what you are saying. If you don't remember the exact words, use your own words. Improvise if you have to. Do that a couple of times and then go back to finishing to memorize to perfection.
This is not the only way, but this is a way that works for me. There are other twists and things to consider, but this is a quick guide for you that might help you memorize your lines.
This whole process might take a day or it might take a week. It depends on you, how long and complex the monologue is, on your ability to memorize and other things as well.
Then, when you are ready to start auditioning, remember that there are mistakes to avoid and other things to remember about how to deliver your monologue effectively and to the liking of the casting director or agent you are auditioning for.
If you are totally at a loss, you might try what I suggested.
Now if you need to start practicing to memorize a monologue and at the same time you want to have some fun doing it, there are plenty of them to choose from on this page link. Good luck!
Read this interview with New York talent agent Ingrid French about about what she expects from when they come in to audition for her.
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Halloween Entertaining Ideas
Whether you have an over-the-top obsession with Halloween (that would be me!) or are just looking for some inspiration, you've come to the right place!
Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday so around my house, 3 months out of every year are dedicated to getting ready for this holiday. From party themes to making a haunted house out of the living room to creating a spooky yard haunt, I'm sharing all of my favorite indoor and outdoor DIY decorating ideas and recipes.
Of course, I can't forget my go-to trick for taking any event to the next level…the lighting! There are a ton of cool lighting options available for Halloween. My annual front yard graveyard would not be the same without the ambiance provided by these easy but effective ways to light your yard.
Hopefully you will find some inspiration for creating your own spooky decor this year.
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Carnelian - Tumbled Stone
Carnelian - Tumbled Stone
I personally love orange stones they help boost my favorite energies in so many ways.
This raw carnelian has a soothing energy and is great for Sacral Chakra work. A stabilising stone, Carnelian restores vitality and motivation, and stimulates creativity. It gives courage, promotes positive life choices, dispels apathy and motivates for success.Carnelian is useful for overcoming abuse of any kind.
And hey female friends crystal tip for your girl cycles.... a carnelian is your best friend!
I use mine for SO much relief and healing during my period. Having it near by helps..... I may also be a weirdo who puts a carnelian I'm her belly button.... but I'm also a weirdo with way less cramps than I had before I started that trick. ;)
And yes these are about belly button sized carnelians here on deck for anyone interested in trying it. :p


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This week I received the finished drawing of our StagWoman medicine doll by Italian artist, Alice Savage. And of course she came at a time when I really needed it. She is magnificent and this photo doesn't do her full justice - she is drawn with diamond ink and shimmers in the light. The StagWoman was a personal medicine doll that I created for myself last year when I first moved to the forest and now she lives with Alice and is working her magic across the oceans. I feel this doll helped me to grow stronger and more resilient in the forest - I wonder what she is sharing now?
I'm so happy to be involved in this collaboration with Alice!


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In quiet moments this week, I read this charming holiday novel.
Set in the historic district of Savannah, GA, it is the third in a series of fun reads..."Savannah Blues" followed by "Savannah Breeze" (set on Tybee Island). These are "Chick Lit"....the heroine owns an antique shop and has a hunky boyfriend who can cook!
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1 Thessalonians 5:16 (ESV) – 16 Rejoice always,
This is such a short statement by the apostle Paul that it is quite easy to simply read over it… nod in agreement… and move on. But have you ever really thought about the significance of this command? God demands that we rejoice… and not simply once in a while, but all the time.
Are we, as Christians, joyful people?
I must confess that often I am less than joyful. It is a true struggle for me. I tend toward what the older theologians used to call being "melancholy." I spend far too much time in that place which Bunyan called "the Slough of Despond" in his classic allegory of the Christian life, "Pilgrim's Progress." I tend to be acutely aware of the ravages of a sin-filled world, not to mention the ever present and insidious sin within my own heart and flesh and this can often lead me into being spiritually downcast.
Does this describe you as well? Most of us have, at one time or another, struggled with this. So how do we fight for this?
Psalm 42-43 have become very precious to me personally, because I believe that here we find the answer. If this is a struggle for you then I would encourage you to read both Psalms (most scholars seem to agree that they were probably one Psalm originally) and look for what the Psalmist says about our attitude in the midst of despair. But for our purposes here today, look specifically at Psalm 42:5 (which is repeated again in 42:11 and 43:5):
Psalm 42:5 (ESV) – 5 Why are you cast down, O my soul, and why are you in turmoil within me? Hope in God; for I shall again praise him, my salvation
Notice three things:
1) The Psalmist is talking to himself. He is asking himself why he is so downcast. Why is he in the depths of despair? He seems to recognize that he should be experiencing joy, but he finds himself in that melancholy state… in "the Slough of Despond."
2) But notice the answer… it is found in God. "Hope in God." Wait on Him! Trust in Him! Rely upon Him. No matter how bleak the situation seems. No matter how gloomy the dark night of the soul may be… hope in God!
3) Why? "For I shall again praise you." The Psalmist is absolutely certain of future deliverance. Maybe not in this lifetime, but certainly in the everlasting life to come, God will deliver His people from every trial and tribulation, God is "my salvation and my God."
What is the solution to joylessness? It isn't simply "bucking up" and being happy. The solution is to seek God passionately…
Psalm 42:1-2 (ESV) – 1 As a deer pants for flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God. 2 My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When shall I come and appear before God?
Rejoicing always is the result of habitually walking in close communion with God… seeking His face… remember His presence… and holding fast to the hope of salvation which is found in Jesus Christ.
Hope in God and rejoice always!!!
For more information on this topic, read the recent posts by C.J. Mahaney, Jeff Purswell and Joshua Harris over at the Sovereign Grace Blog. You can find them here http://www.sovereigngraceministries.org/Blog/post/Fighting-for-Joy.aspx , here http://www.sovereigngraceministries.org/Blog/post/Shift-the-Ground-of-Joy.aspx and, for pastors, in particular, here http://www.sovereigngraceministries.org/Blog/post/The-Pastore28099s-Joy-2b-Church-Members.aspx.


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Your best accessory: self confidence
Self confidence. Did you always have it? Some people are born confident while others have to work to appreciate themselves. I'd like to think that comes with age. Sadly, for some...it never does.
Have you ever thought about what makes you feel the most confident? Is it a certain outfit? Being around certain people? Music? It could be anything. Heck, it could be after a 30-minute work out giving you that euphoric high that only happens when you accomplish something. At least that's how I feel.
As a young mom, I think about confidence a lot. You'd be surprised how much of a topic it is for an almost 5 year old. I think we have to accept a certain level of responsibility as a parent. We need to set the tone for these little people. And it makes me think. I have my struggles and areas of vulnerability but what am I projecting on these little girls on a daily basis?
Well, I've got two big campaigns coming up and I'm baring all! Brutal truth here. No nudity...c'mon now! But I am going to take a big breath and share two posts soon that only make me slightly uncomfortable...okay, a lot uncomfortable! Part of it is for me, ironically I'm hoping it makes me more confident, and the other part is for my girls. Maybe one day they will look back at this virtual diary and say, "Hey, let's celebrate women...flaws and all. Let's celebrate what makes us unique!" It's a bit like our own mini Dove campaign, but not executed nearly as well nor with the same budget!
So tell me...what makes you feel most confident? I'm dying to know! (hint: I've always thought a smile is everyone's best accessory!)
Photography by Gabrielle Daylor
* Check out today's link ups: Fizz and Frosting, Style Elixir, I Do deClaire, The Fashion Canvas
If there's one holiday I am fully supportive of coordinating outfits for - it's the Fourth of July. Hands down. Every year I snag red, white and blue outfits from Target for the girls because they ride bikes in our hometown parade. <super Normal Rockwell, I know> And, undoubtedly, the temps are near 100+ so cool, comfortable pieces are the name of the game. Bonus points if they transition from day to evening with added layers for the firework show.
Last week, I was posting a story on my IG stories and a fellow follower and dear friend of mine jokingly asked if I got a boob job. Admittedly, this made me giggle. You see, we had a secret pact that we would do side by side lifts once she was done with kiddos. I say this in jest because 1. I don't think that's possible…yet AND 2. It's highly unlikely we will both pull the trigger but it's fun to dream.
I wasn't in the mood this year to do a big Black Friday post; I will be honest with you. That was until I woke up this morning and saw the gigantic savings to be had. It gets better and better each year. I swear. I mean….60% off at Nordstrom. You cannot beat that!
Guys! This is just a quick PSA that I am co-hosting a really fun shopping event at Macy's in Oak Brook!
You guys, Zara is so so good right now for mod, chic Spring basics. Clean lines, menswear and cowboy details...my favorite lineup. I usually gravitate towards brights but man, I am really digging on the monochromatic wardrobe these days. And for good reason, you can mix and match to your heart's delight!
Let's go shopping...just in time for Daylight Savings this weekend, eh? Sounds like a good plan to me. I am ready to transition. Here's to hoping Chicago cooperates. While denim will always remain a staple in my closet, this year I am embracing cheeky flats and texture. I've never been one for big florals so this is my way of dipping my toe into a new season.
An extra late post on what was a pretty exhausting Monday. Not to be confused with what as an AMAZING weekend staycation in the city. More on that later as I plan to do a full write up to share with you all.
As much as I love shopping for me...I honestly love shopping for you more. I love finding the perfect item when a friend inquires or seeing someones reaction when they open a gift they've been pining for. It's the hunt or the chase, rather. I love a good hunt!
I'm all about the sweaters this week! Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
Today I've rounded up six super fabulous knits for you OR your gifting needs.
Starting holiday traditions is one of the things we most look forward to and everything kicks off in November. Although it makes for very busy weekends...they bring the most smiles.
Every year we head downtown for the Annual Light Festival which takes place on the Magnificent Mile...better known as Michigan Avenue.


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Impossible Views of the World
Tbh, I judged a book by its cover. Lucy Ives' Impossible Views of the World reminded me - visually - of Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, and therefore, I wanted to read it. And *of course* I was disappointed as hell.
The story focuses on one week in the life of Stella Krakus, who works at the fiction CeMArt (real-world counterpart is definitely the Metropolitan Museum of Art). When Stella's co-worker Paul mysteriously dies, she discovers a map in his office. Museums! Mystery! Female protagonist! Historical Maps! The premise of the story was interesting but that's about where my praise of this book ends.
Stella is unlikable and unreliable, and while that is not a bad thing, the lack of plot makes it hard to invest in simply anything that is happening in the story. I struggled to finish; the writing style was dense and annoying. One goodreads commentor SUMS it up: "I wanted to like this book given its stunning cover and intriguing summary, but found it to be a challenging slog despite the brief length. Ives' writing is far too pretentious to be enjoyable; I constantly had to reread sentences to fully comprehend what was happening. None of the characters are particularly compelling and a mere wisp of plot is present, which led me to wonder about the overall point of the story." Publisher's Weekly is a bit nicer: "Ives's prose and storytelling feel deliberately obtuse at times, requiring readers to slow down to fully immerse themselves in the narrative's nuances, but the result is an odd and thoroughly satisfying novel."
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Cleaning the electrodes on an oil furnace should be part of an annual maintenance routine. Although the electrodes may not be thought of when changing the air filters or installing a new fuel filter, the ignition electrodes are just as important. By following a basic process, you can clean the electrodes on an oil furnace as part of the yearly schedule maintenance.
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver: Philips or slotted
- Clean cloth
- Cleaning solvent (acetone)
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Remove all electrical power from the oil-burning furnace before executing any type of maintenance on the unit. This can be performed by either switching "off" the main circuit breaker that feeds power to the furnace or by turning "off" the service switch that is part of the control circuitry for the oil furnace. You may have to consult the manufacturer's directions for the location of the control power switch since the switch may be installed in different locations.
Use the proper screwdriver and remove the outer cover of the oil furnace that conceals the fan and oil pump assembly. The ignition electrode assembly will be located on the front and top of the "long snout" of the oil burner. Dependent on the make and model of the oil furnace, the electrodes will generally come in two distinct shapes. One type is a double-pin type, and the other is a hook or J-shaped type of electrode.
Gently wipe down the electrode assembly, which includes the white-colored porcelain insulators, with the clean cloth. Do not apply heavy pressure to the electrode assembly since it can cause the insulators to crack. Generally, a small layer of soot may be covering the white porcelain and the electrode tips.
Apply a small amount of the acetone solvent to the cloth and gently wipe the tips of the electrodes. Use only a small amount of the solvent for cleaning the tips. Allow the solvent to fully evaporate before replacing any covers that you may have removed.
Replace all the covers on the oil furnace unit and re-energize the electrical power. Test the unit by adjusting the thermostat and allowing the furnace to run a heating cycle.


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I don't ever want to have to prove to someone that I have done something, have done things, that I have a sense of self.
I want to just listen as they tell me everything they are passionate about and make sure they feel like they never have to prove themselves to me,
that they deserve to be passionate and I will love them quirks and all,
even if the things we love are different.
Differences don't need to create separation.
They can be what bring us closer.
Appreciating that each of us is worthy, interesting, and no one is better than the other.


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Yesterday (or the day before, since I foresee myself posting this post after midnight), I went to this restaurant called Food For Thought which was situated along 8 Queen Street, just beside the Singapore Arts Museum. I provided the link right there in this paragraph. There is another branch at North Bridge Road and apparently they have separate menus for both locations.
Anyway what's a post without photos (I've been trying to add more photos into my posts).
Calamari, prawn and salmon risotto
Garlic Prawns with Coriander Linguine
Potato Gratin with Garlic Mushroom
There's a missing photo of Chunky Sausage & Tomato Linguine though cause the person who took the photo didn't upload it due to an oversight.
Anyway reviews! I ate the Garlic Prawn pasta, and I must say it wasn't fantastic for the price. The linguine was a little hard but the taste was alright. The prawns were just so-so and didn't impress. My friend said his linguine wasn't good as well. The others mentioned that the Risotto was overpriced. Hence I guess it is not a good place to be?
Ambiance wise it is a nice place to chat. The table is those old school concrete slabs with square tiles. There are unique decorations all around the place. The waiters are reasonably attentive though since the place is small. But if you were looking to feel happy from your meal, this is not the place I would recommend.


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Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort, Choeng Thale
- Free full breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
- Collect nights
Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort, Choeng Thalefrom $46
- Studio Room
- Premium Studio
- Deluxe Room
- Deluxe Pool View
- Pool Access
- Pool Access Pool View
- Junior Suite
- Arinara Suite
- Grand Deluxe
- Grand Deluxe Pool View
- Grand Pool Access
- Grand Pool Access Pool View
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What's around Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort, Choeng Thale
- On the beach
- Bang Tao Beach - 4 min walk
- Surin Beach - 21 min walk
- Bang-Tao Night Market - 23 min walk
- Pansea Beach - 25 min walk
- Boat Avenue Mall Phuket - 34 min walk
- Kamala Beach - 2.5 mi / 4 km
- Phuket Fantasea - 3.4 mi / 5.5 km
Getting around
- Phuket (HKT-Phuket Intl.) - 34 min drive
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 206 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2:00 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Airport shuttle service is available on request from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Fees may apply. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Free children's club
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM *
- Free self parking (limited)
- Area shuttle *
Payment types at the property
- Cash
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Children's club (free)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Free full breakfast daily
- 4 restaurants
- 3 bars/lounges
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Beach bar
- Swim-up bar
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 4
- Children's pool
- Fitness facilities
- Playground on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Beach towels
- Waterslide
- Swim-up bar
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Arcade/game room
- Billiards or pool table
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Balcony or patio
- Separate sitting area
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Special features
DiningNARA - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
RIM NAHAM - This restaurant overlooks the garden and specializes in Thai cuisine. Open daily.
Dip Pool Bar - This poolside cocktail bar specializes in local and international cuisine and serves lunch and light fare. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
DRIFT BAR - Overlooking the garden, this bar specializes in local and international cuisine and serves light fare only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Lux Beach Club - This beachfront bistro specializes in local and international cuisine and serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort, Choeng Thale's small print
Also known as
- Arinara
- Arinara Bangtao Choeng Thale
- Arinara Resort
- Bangtao Beach Resort
- Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort Choeng Thale
- Arinara Bangtao Beach Choeng Thale
- Arinara Bangtao Beach Resort Phuket, Thailand
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve cribs/infant beds and rollaway/extra beds.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: THB 2000
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: THB 1000 (from 4 to 12 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: THB 4500
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: THB 2250 (from 4 to 12 years old)
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Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability, amount varies)
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability, amount varies)
Rollaway beds are available for THB 1000 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of THB 1200 per vehicle (one-way)
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Ya'll I have been patiently waiting to have a chance to go through the 300+ images I took of this adorable family. Life, work, and sickness prevented me from doing it last month, right after I shot them, and today, I just couldn't wait any longer! They are some of my favorite family images that I've ever taken. I love them, as you'll see from the long post. And I feel very honored to have had the opportunity to photograph these lovely people before they moved to St. Croix! To read more about Heather and Matthew's adventure, read her blog: www.heathermaynard.com Now, for the adorable photos!
I love these next two! Such love :-)
Heather and Matthew are/were both professional photographers and I know from experience that it's easy to think that you don't need to hire a photographer to take photos of your kids or of you as a family, because you have skill to do it yourself, but gosh, what I wouldn't give for some photos like these of me and Henry when he was this age :-) Makes me want to schedule a session with Logan, pronto!


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Culinary Trend Report 2015
By Ritwika Gupta
Satiating the palate with some delectable food is what many a people live for! The world is a food paradise and every season, we look forward to new dishes that could tingle our taste buds! India is a volatile market and the way we bring food to our plates is constantly evolving every year. Thanks to rapid globalization, we are now aware of new food ideas and our expectations are higher than ever before. Chefs have a daunting task of keeping up with customers? changing tastes and today?s top culinary leaders gave me a lowdown on the food trends and cuisines that will gain momentum in 2015.
Local Sourcing of Ingredients & Quality, Organic Food
With an increasing demand for healthier and a variety of food options, the rules of how food is being sourced and marketed in the menus are changing.
?In 2015, organic brown rice, multi-grain roti, laccha paratha and healthy items are on the rise. We are sourcing a lot of local ingredients. We have started growing our own vegetables in local farms and use them in the dishes. Similarly for meat, instead of using imported lamb chops, we will be using everything that is available in India,? says Four Seasons Hotel head chef - Indian cuisine Vikram Arora.
Elaborating on local sourcing of ingredients, Four Seasons Hotel executive sous chef Anshuman Bali informs, ?Chefs nowadays are foraging; we are looking for locally available organic ingredients. More and more people are asking for organic dishes and menus are being planned according to that. Organic food is a trend to look out for in 2015.?
Quality ingredients are also gaining popularity fast alongside healthy food recipes this year. Grand Hyatt Mumbai executive chef Hermann Grossbichler emphasizes that quality fruits, vegetables, green leaves, grains and freshly prepared food with quality ingredients will succeed this year.
He adds, ?I love when a chef wants to be creative and prepares something new but creativity must never be second to our constant aim to serve the highest quality food to guests. True quality in terms of ingredients right down to the freshness of the finished product will be a top priority in 2015.?
Small Sized Portions
According to Chef Bali, small sized portions of food will be the rage in 2015. Eating smaller portions of food is one of the easiest ways to cut down on calories in order to maintain a healthy consumption pattern. It keeps a tab on our diet and helps us to lose weight. Bali says, ?Portions are getting smaller as people are becoming more calorie conscious. We are even using small cutlery and utensils to serve the guests as well.? Chef Arora also feels that small portion food is an emerging trend amongst both consumers and restaurateurs. He says, ?Gone are the days of eating three full heavy meals a day. Practising to eat small portions will help you lose weight. Eat only when you are hungry. There is no point of over eating."
Fusion Trends
In 2015, one will also get to witness a mix and match of different cuisines and ingredients in order to create fusion recipes. Chef Arora adds, ?There is a rising trend of ?desi international cuisines?. A lot of international food restaurants have opened in the past few years. Owners know that there is a market and that is why you can find different joints of cuisines everywhere.?
Agreeing with the same, Waters Beach Lounge director Aziz Lalani says, ?A fusion of Indian and international cuisine is something we are looking forward to in 2015. Chicken wings are equally popular as chicken tikkas.? Water Beach Lounge is situated in Goa and offers grilled Italian food. Lalani elaborates, ?We have guests from all over the world visiting our restaurant and I can tell you that foreigners love Indian food. As a result, fusion cuisine will be a fascinating trend in India this year.?
Asserting that Indians are foodies by nature, Chef Bali feels that the current local cuisine in India has gone into a bit of a fusion state, which will continue in 2015. He cites the example of the restaurant ?Masala Library,? which offers a fusion of Indian and western food, served in an unconventional style.
Chef Arora feels that people also want a novel touch to existing dishes. He states, ?People are experimenting with ethnic sweet dishes. Rather than having plain ice-creams, people are having shrikhand but made with different flavours like chocolate and butter scotch.?
International Cuisines in India
Grossbichler feels that Mexican and Moroccan food have been underrated for sure in the last couple of years but sure to pick up on popularity in 2015. He also adds that international cuisines like Italian, Chinese, Javanese and Thai will continue to remain popular in 2015 but they have becomes far too expensive. Grossbichler expresses, ?We need a higher variety of imported food at a lower cost if we want to say serve good international food in this country. Our imports have become way too costly for the restaurant to re-sell for the local audiences.?
Presenting a different perspective on international cuisines, Thai Sous Chef of San Qi, Seefah Ketchaiyo feels that this year could open doors to experimenting with authentic international cuisines. She explains, ?I think bringing authentic dishes to the plates could be a promising trend for this year. For instance, Thai dishes are often adapted to the Indian taste here. People still do not really know what authentic Thai food is. My attempt this year would be to use authentic ingredients to make people aware of the real taste of Thai cuisine.?
Low Fat Diet
People are cutting down on junk and fast food these days. As such, low fat meals are certainly going to trend this year. Chef Ketchaiyo opines, ?Although junk food is popular and cheaper, people are thinking about their health first.? She adds that people will prefer veggies, fruits, nuts, seeds, whole grains and lean protein.
Lalani speaks about today?s youngsters who have become cautious of the health properties of a dish. ?The youth today measure each and every calorie in the meals. As such, we are going to incorporate nutritional values and indicate how healthy each dish listed in a menu is, without sacrificing the taste and quality,? he says.
Chef Bali says that people are going to large extents in order to sustain healthy eating. ?The trend this year is to alternate certain ingredients. For example, replacing ghee with olive oil or replacing normal rice with brown rice. Eating clean would also involve the consumption of more vegetables and less sodium,? he says.
Artistic Presentations
Chef Ketchaiyo explains that artistic presentation of food will be a priority this year. She candidly confesses, ?We are also focusing on new presentation so that people will not get bored when they come to San Qi.?
According to Chef Grossbichler, minimalistic and contemporary look of cuisines will be important in 2015. He feels that less is more and that should be kept in mind during the presentation of dishes. However, he is also quick to add that a strong focus should be put on quality and great artistic presentations must be secondary to the true taste of the product.
On a similar note, Chef Bali feels that novelty in presentation catches attention but one should not deviate from the flavor and authenticity of the food. He says, ?Most of the time, the essence of the food changes when experimenting with presentations in attempt to do something new. The concept of the restaurant also matters when considering the presentation of the dishes.?
Declining Trends
While fat free cuisine is rising fast along with fusion and organic food, there are some culinary trends and dishes that will see a decline in 2015.
Chef Grossbichler feels that Bruschettas, the Italian dish consisting of grilled bread topped with tomatoes, will become less popular this year. He explains, ?The problem with Bruschettas is that they are done with the wrong bread and with a topping that?s been sitting for eight hours in a fridge. Customers are becoming more discerning and they want to spend their money well. Everything mediocre will be on a decline this year.?
Chef Bali believes that there is a certain decline in the processed food category this year. He shares, ?Few years back, there was an upsurge of ready-to-cook meals which you could just warm up in your microwave and eat instantly. However, people are getting more health-conscious and they are aware of the amount of preservatives in it. As such, these ready-to-cook meals will see a drop in popularity.?
Elaborating on Bali?s stance, Chef Arora reasons that people prefer natural items and ingredients that can be made at home. He says, ?Thanks to the cookery shows on television and internet, people are getting ideas on how to make products organically. For example, black pepper sauce that is available in the market can actually be made at home and people prefer that.?
Eating Healthy Is the Way Forward in 2015
Well, the Indian food scene is an ever evolving palette and looks like healthy food trends are sure to be winners this year. ?People who eat healthy food look better, have more energy and are generally more positive, it just shows!? exclaims Chef Grossbichler.
According to Chef Arora, dishes, which are low on carbohydrates, high in protein and involve the usage of less oil, will be the most sought after this year. While he agrees that eating healthy is the way forward in 2015, Chef Bali informs us that while swapping ingredients could give us healthier alternatives, the dish will not taste the same once we change an ingredient.
?The choice is ours to prioritize what we want more in the New Year ? taste or health?? he concludes with a smile.


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Merry Christmas! We hope you are enjoying a fabulous day with your family and friends. We hope it's been a safe, relaxing, enjoyable day for you and your loved ones. Maybe you're volunteering today, or maybe you're playing with your new toys. Maybe you're doing both! Whatever you're doing, we want you to know how grateful we are for each and every one of you.
Thanksgiving isn't the only time to be thankful and grateful for what we have. Each of you contributes something unique to the team that has helped us grow. You all possess different strengths, weaknesses, and passions. Your differences are what make us such an incredible team. You have helped us learn how to be better coaches, and you've inspired us in more ways than you know! So today, we want to say thank you to each of you for something a little different.
Angela: Thank you for your drive to work harder, run faster, and try new things. This reminds us that no matter what, life is an adventure and that we should always strive to be better and stronger.
Angie: You're a veteran runner, and you know your stuff. You can teach us all a thing or two. Thank you for being here to help motivate the team. Your sparkle is contagious, and we are grateful to have you. Not only do you work incredibly hard, the team truly looks up to you. Thank you.
Ashley: You're an inspiration to everyone, but especially to the mothers. You recently had a baby, and look at you. You just ran a 15k and you're training for another! By the way, we saw your goals sheet - we know what you're up to next! We'll do whatever we can to help you reach each of your goals.
Casey: Thank you for not being scared to join us. Thank you for reminding us that sometimes you have to step out of your comfort zone and try something new if you want to improve.
Debra: You're a workhorse. You work hard every single week. You ask questions, and you implement the suggestions into your training. Thank you for showing us that hard work pays off, and for keeping an open mind.
Donna: Thank you for showing us patience. We know this hasn't been an easy road with your injury, but you remind us that sometimes, we have to take a break and let our bodies heal. That being said, you're still there - cheering us on, riding your bike, etc. We appreciate you, and can't wait until you're running with us again.
Glenda: We are so glad to have you. Thank you for not be afraid to join a group of what you considered to be "younger" people. You show up, and you give it your all even when it's tough. You asked for a training plan to help you get in more miles and get faster at the same time. This shows us how much you want this. Thank you for reminding us that when you really want something, you have to be willing to put in the effort to reap the results.
Heidi: Thank you for showing us that even if you have to work at 5am, you can still get your workout in. You remind us that you don't always have time for everything in life, but that you have to make time for the things you care about. Congrats on completing your first 26.2 this year!
Jani: Boston bound! Congrats to you on this amazing accomplishment. We are fortunate to have you, and we are thankful for the wisdom you bring to the team. We know that not all of our training will work into your Boston plan, but we are here to support you, and we'll be cheering you on all the way through Bolyston street! Thank you for showing us that putting in hard work is what truly helps us achieve our dreams.
Jody: You've been with us from the start, and no matter how you're feeling, you still work your butt off. You've had a very busy and trying year, yet you're still there on Wednesday mornings putting in the work. Your dedication is contagious.
Katie: Thank you for the encouragement you give to other runners. We know the workouts are not always easy, but we appreciate you building up your teammates along the way. It means a lot to hear "good job" from your coach, but sometimes, it means even more to hear "good job" or "you can do it" from your teammate.
Keshian: Thank you for your sense of humor. You are our favorite T-Rex. You bring the fun out in everyone, and you are a true joy to have in the group. You keep a good sense of humor even when the going gets tough, and you never cease to make us smile. Thank you for that.
Laura: Thank you for reminding us that you don't always have to follow the crowd. Almost everyone is training for 13.1 or 26.2, but you know what you want - you want to drop time off your 5k. It's nice to know that those longer distances aren't the only thing that matter. Sometimes, runners are made to feel that if they don't run marathons, they're not real runners. Thank you for reminding us to go after what we want in life, even if it's not what others are doing.
Lendall: Oh Lendall. Thank you for helping us to remember to pack our shoes. But really - thank you for giving it 100% ever single week. Thank you for your fun sense of humor, and thank you for giving Nick a buddy.
Magda: You work hard. You're one determined lady, and we love that. You started in group 3, and now you're moved up to 2. You set lofty, yet achievable goals - we like that. After all, what's the point in a goal if it's super easy? That being said, you also put in the work every single day to meet those goals. Thank you for exemplifying hard work. Your sub 2 is waiting. Go get it.
Malinda: When we say jump, you ask how high. You are willing to do everything you can to make each of your workouts count. We've seen it during practice - if we say "come on, Malinda" you go, and you go hard. Your drive is inspiring.
Melissa B: You are one of our favorite examples of what hard work and training can do. Look at your half marathon PR! Look at where you started and where you are now. If any of you ever wonder if speed work really works, or maybe you start to discount your training, look at Melissa. If you ever think to yourself, "I can't do this" - look at Melissa.
Melissa N: You're a very busy lady. We admire the way your care for your family and others with such grace and poise. That being said, you're always the first to ask for the workout if you can't make it on Wednesday morning. You'll text us a screenshot of the treadmill at 8pm that night when you finished the workout. You show us how to balance a busy life, hectic family schedule, and training plan at the same time.
Nicole: Thank you for being the first to say "I want to work harder" - even if it means putting in extra time/miles/workouts. You show us that true motivation must come from within.
Sharon: Thank you for showing us that even after time off, you can still be an incredible athlete. You are getting faster and stronger, and it's because you work hard. We have noticed incredible progress from you, and we are proud to call you a teammate.
Merry Christmas to each and every one of you. Thank you for helping us build an awesome team. We are excited to see where the future takes us.
As we come up on the new year, we would like to hear your suggestions about what you would like to see from TFC. There is always room for improvement. How can we better serve you, and our community? How can we continue to grow and still provide quality workouts? Let us know your thoughts.
We have a few ideas in the works to help promote the club, but we want to hear what you have to say as well. Email us us at firstname.lastname@example.com
We missed you this week (12/23), but we needed to keep safety in mind with the weather. We will not meet on 12/30. So, enjoy your "time off" and we will see on you January 6. It's the perfect time to bring a friend!
Oh - if you want some workouts, here you go:
Week of 12/21 (Workout for 12/23): 16x200
Week of 12/28 (Workout for 12/30): 3 min on; 1:30 easy (8 sets)
Have a fantastic weekend!
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This is my favorite pancake recipe. It's filling and doesn't bloat you because it's made out of yuca a.k.a. cassava. They're also very simple to make.
The key ingredient is:
Yuca/Cassava Flour: Cassava is a great source of energy. It contains Vitamin C, folate, magnesium, copper and fiber.
3/4 yuca flour
1/4 C avocado oil
1 TBS honey
3 eggs
1/2 TSP baking powder
1/4 TSP of sea salt
1/2 C almond milk
Preheat skillet in medium to high heat.
Place all ingredients into a bowl.
Whisk all ingredients until smooth.
Use 1/3 C to pour out batter and cook.
When pancake looks less liquid flip over and let it cook for another minute or so.


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Live. Eat. Breathe. Photography.
. . . so it seems that these two little poppets laugh more than they breathe . . .
I really wanted to do this photo outdoors, but we have been slammed with some really cold weather this week and there is no way I would have been able to let the girls lay on the icy, cold ground. Thus, a bit of studio setup in my house again and we were off. I wanted the girls to be on the serious side and I couldn't seem to stop the giggles, so I just went with the peals of laughter instead. They were trying so very hard not to giggle, but it just didn't work.
I think I take these challenges a bit too literal as well. Blue had me wondering which direction to go. I could have take some selfies and made an attempt to be all super sad, but I knew it just wouldn't work out well. So, I opted for the literal sense of blue.
These blueberries didn't even make it one day in our house!


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I had a great time at the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion. I was there for a Web Steering Committee meeting. We were looking at the Wabash Center's web presence and social media strategies.
The Wabash Center is famous for its hospitality. They make sure that everyone gets Wabash swag, and they know that academics love coffee mugs. So, they give you a mug still wrapped that you can tuck into your luggage.


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Laugh It Up Fuzzball #17 – All the toys collide but what the heck is a He-Macat?
Another Sunday... another episode (level) of the show and the usual format of another installment of life, the universe, and everything but mostly geek stuff. Welcome to Level 17... it's not easy to beat provided you listen to the end. Here's what you can find in this installment:
Flavor of the Geek
Firehose News: Angela Bassett joins Black Panther / X-Force showing up in Deadpool 2 / FOX already looking to Deadpool 3 and rebooting the X-Men / Inhumans television show / Kevin Feige on X-Men or Fantastic Four in MCU / Rita Repulsa and Alpha 5 images / Anne Rice & Vampire Chronicles TV series / Tremors show on Amazon/Dr. Strange box office / Lost in Space re-make / Nintendo Theme Park at Universal / Why The Last Man & Happy TV shows / Ryan Reynolds on Tim Miller / Star Trek Discovery news / Steppenwolf as big bad for Justice League movie & played by Ciaran Hinds / M Night Shyamalan to be the showrunner for a new Tales From the Crypt show on TNT / The White Rabbit Project on Netflix
Small Screen Sci-Fi Star Wars Simpsons Superhero Synopsis (Nov 12th - 25th)
Rebels Season 3 Episode 9 – The Wynkahthu Job
The Walking Dead Season 7 Episode 6 – Swear
Westworld Episode 9 – The Well-Tempered Clavier
Gotham Season 3 Episode 11 – Beware the Green-Eyed Monster
Four Part DC Heroes vs. Aliens Crossover on the CW: Supergirl Season 2 Episode 8 – Medusa / The Flash Season 3 Episode 8 – Invasion! / Arrow Season 5 Episode 8 – Invasion! / Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Episode 7 – Invasion!
Agents of Shield Season 4 Episode 7 – Deals With Our Devils
In The Stacks
Crisis on Infinite Earths
Superman Red Son
Batman: Death of the Family
Let the Wookiee Win (Star Wars)
Book Review: Everything I need to Know I learned from a Star Wars Little Golden Book
Kathleen Kennedy talks about the future of Star Wars movies/No Rogue One sequel
Obi Wan standalone movie with Ewan MacGregor
Kwyjibo Corner (Simpsons)
Current episodes of The Simpsons online
600 episode marathon and thoughts about the quality of the Best. Show. Ever.
Fuzzy Thoughts
Listener Comments
Batman & Robin (1997)
Punch It Chewie! (rant corner)
Wookiee vs. Geek Hate
So there you go... another fuzzy ramble about geek stuff by the resident walking carpet/fuzzball. Drop a comment or contact me on Twitter and Instagram (@wookieeriot). Also subscribe to the feed on iTunes, GooglePlay, Twitcher, PlayerFM or Podcast Addict (or whatever Android app you use) or better yet, rate the episode. Ratings help others find the madness. Tell your friends, geekery is always better with peers. You can also reach the show by e-mail, email@example.com., or by joining on Facebook (www.facebook.com/laughitupfuzzballpodcast). Thank YOU for being a part of this hilarity! I sincerely hope you enjoy the episode as much as I did recording it.
TTFN... Wookiee out!


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The CEED examination will be conducted in two parts. All candidates must answer both the parts.
Part A is a computer-based screening test. It evaluates visualization and spatial ability, environmental and social awareness, analytical and logical reasoning, language and creativity, observation and design sensitivity. Candidates who are shortlisted in Part A using the method mentioned in the brochure will qualify for the evaluation of Part B.
Part B evaluates drawing, creativity, communication skills and analytical and problem solving skills. Part B scores will be calculated using the method mentioned in the brochure.
The final CEED score will be calculated by giving 25% weightage to marks obtained in Part A marks and 75% weightage to scores obtained in Part B.
CEED 2019 Important Dates
|CEED 2019 online registration
|October 9 to November 9, 2018
|Extended Application dates with late fee
|November 10 to 16, 2018
|Availability of CEED 2019admit card
|1st week of January 2019 onwards
|January 19, 2019
|Availability of CEED 2019 draft answer key for Part A
|January 25, 2019
|Deadline for sending comments on the answer key
|January 31, 2019
|Release of CEED 2019 final answer key for Part A
|February 4, 2019
|CEED 2019result
|March 4, 2019
|CEED 2019 score card availability
|March 4, 2019
CEED Eligibility Criteria 2019
IIT Bombay announces the eligibility criteria of CEED for aspirants, who are willing to appear for the entrance exam. Check details below:
- Candidates must have passed a degree/diploma/postgraduate degree programme of 4 years or 3+2 years in order to apply.
- Candidates appearing in the final exam of such programmes by July 2019 or those who have passed GD Arts diploma programme by July 2018 will also be considered eligible.
Note- A candidate can appear in CEED any number of times. Also, there is no age limit for taking the test.
CEED 2019 will be held in the following cities :
Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Dehradun, Delhi, Ernakulam, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, Kozhikode, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur, Panaji, Patna, Pune, Raipur, Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur and Vishakhapatnam.
Apply online at: http://ceed.iitb.ac.in/


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"Join us March 1 for another Volumes Open Mic, with host Rivka Yeker.
As our winter adjacent weather moves into spring adjacent weather, we decided this month's theme had to be - Adjacent
1. Next to or adjoining something else.
2. (of angles) having a common vertex and a common side.
As always we have a list of featured readers (final list up soon), but anyone can perform the night of! Make sure to get there early to sign up!
Featured Readers:
Hajrije Kolimja
Lukas Hall
Alex Bach
Anna Brüner
More TBA"


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by Stephanie Soto
Musicals are an escape from the mundane; audiences are transported to the land of song and dance. Most consider musical songs fun, and necessary elements to move the plot along. But, how much do we think about their moral messages? This is no small matter. President Spencer W. Kimball praised My Fair Lady as music to aspire to when he dedicated the Centennial Tower at the BYU Provo. Here are ten songs that bring out the good in us.
- "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"–Wizard of Oz. Moral: Hope
Since the Academy-Award winning movie with Judy Garland, several versions have appeared on Broadway. It's a song about dreams of the future. Like a rainbow, no one knows what's ahead, but anticipation is the joy of life. Such joy is lost in everyday life. Dorothy Gale longs for a life far from the farm where she can be what she wants to be. It's about hope that one day our troubles will be far behind.
- Defying Gravity–Wicked Moral: Integrity
Wicked is one of the greatest musicals of the modern era. This song's about Elphaba (The Wicked Witch of the West) who's no longer going to live the way she's told. She must choose society's path or her own. She follows her conscience, defying order. As Mormons, choosing the right isn't always easy but having integrity and pushing on is God's way.
- You and Me (But Mostly Me)-The Book of Mormon Moral: Humility vs. Pride
While some are offended by this musical, who can deny the moral in this song: pride affects anyone, even missionaries. We should do the work of God, not Man.
7."Consider Yourself"-Oliver Moral: Acceptance
Oliver Twist is about a boy breaking out of poverty, and the courage he displays. Befriending the artful Dodger, he's embraced by the street urchin gang Fagan's Boys. Pick-pocketing is a no-no, but the larger message of family and easing the pain of the lonely makes this tune an enduring testament to love.
6."Anything you can do I can do better" Annie Get Your Gun Moral: Equality
Annie Get Your Gun, a musical about the old west sharp shooter , displays the struggle that Annie faces trying to be seen as an equal to her shooting partner Ray Butler. In this song she and him are of course complaining who is the best at anything. A classic tune that really shows any individual can be just as good then anyone else no matter who they are or maybe even just as bad in certain things.
- "One Day More" Les Miserable's Moral: Unity
Les Miserables is a musical of tragedy and hope. This song has the entire cast singing just before intermission about their dreams, goals and how they will all come together in one more day to face their fates in a war-torn France during the revolution.
4. "My Shot" Hamilton Moral: Perseverance
Hamilton, an original American revolutionary, is also the hardest ticket to get on Broadway. Because he is "young ,scrappy and hungry," the protagonist will rise against the powers that be and achieve freedom. This speaks for all that stand up for one's values. who has ever had to stand up for him or herself. That just like Hamilton some things are worth fighting for and never give up.
3."Children Will Listen" Into the Woods Moral: Being an Example
This musical is a creative synthesis of several fairy tales. The final song admonishes us to be an example, especially to our children by doing the right thing. Children are the future and continue the story.
2."Tomorrow" Annie Moral: Hope
Annie, is the classic musical that everyone loves. It's the story of a young orphan, that musters up hope for a better life when the sun rises. Everyone needs hope.
1."Close Every Door" Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat Moral: Faith
This has to be number one. It's sung when Joseph is thrown into prison seeing no way out. He turns to God declaring that no matter what happens, God will never abandon us.
What is your favorite song from a musical? Comment below.