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Through each and every phase, luna is with you. Our custom comfy leggings, now with a mesmerizing moon phase design printed at each ankle. Full-length and stretchy, with an elastic waistband. Soul Flower offers yoga leggings for women and other organic yoga apparel that are both fashionable and planet-friendly. Ankle length. Made in USA. 87% organic cotton, 13% spandex. Charcoal.
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Soft! (but short)
Love these leggings. So soft and stretchy. The only thing I don't like is that they're not full length on me. I'm 5'10" (about 145lbs) and I first purchased the large. Normally they would fit based on my measurements, but I'm pregnant, so since they were a little snug already I exchanged. The xlarge fits better with some growing room for my belly and hips, but they're still only hitting me on my lower shin. Wish they went down to the ankle. I still love them though!
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These are my favorite leggings, I now own four different pairs! They are so comfy and are the perfect length for me and sit nicely on the hips.
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Favorite pair of leggings!
I had been eyeing these for months. Finally, I decided to buy them. They are PERFECT! They fit wonderfully and are very durable. I highly recommend this item.
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I received these by mistake one time, instead of another item, and I am IN LOVE. They are probably by favorite leggings of all time. So soft and comfy, and everyone complements me on the rad design. Highly recommend!!
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The best ever!
I was skeptic at first to buy them because I am pretty picky with leggings. But I am very pleased I bought these! I love the moon phase pattern. They are very flattering. Love!
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Best leggings ever.
They are the perfect leggings. Bigger ladies don't fret because they stretch perfectly and are very flattering. I suggest wearing them with the blue blissful blends tunic, I get compliments all the time.
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July 18 2014
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Child 44 to open spring 2015
Lionsgate has set the release date for the Summit Entertainment thriller starring Tom Hardy and Noomi Rapace. -
Trumbull among TIFF speakers
The tech pioneer Douglas Trumbull headlines the Industry Conference, while Legendary East CEO Peter Loehr will give the opening address at the Asian Film Summit and Michael Moore will take part in a keynote conversation at Doc Conference. -
US majors eye Ukrainian blockbuster
Speaking at the Odessa Film Festival the producer of Sergey Mokritsky's war drama Unbroken said that the project had now completed principal photography. -
18th PiFan opens with Stereo
The 18th Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) opens tonight (July 17) with German film Stereo; this year's Producers' Choice Awards going to actor Hyun Bin and actress Son Ye-jin. -
Alibaba pacts with high-profile trio
ChinaVision Media Group, which will soon be renamed Alibaba Pictures Group, has signed production deals with Wong Kar Wai's Block 2 Pictures, Angie Chai and Giddens Ko's Star Ritz International Entertainment and Peter Ho-sun Chan's We Pictures. -
All My Tomorrows
Dir/scr: Rudolf Havlik. Czech Republic. 2014. 98mins -
Amnesty, TTFF launch human rights prize
The inaugural award will be given to the film which best highlights a human rights issue at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival in September. -
AMPAS board elects governors
Five first-time governors have been elected to the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences board. -
Anna Friel joins The Master Cleanse
The British actress has joined the Bron Studios and Gilbert Films fantasy-horror and replaces replaces Chloë Sevigny who had a scheduling conflict. Production commenced in Vancouver on July 11. -
Annapurna in talks to board Revenant
Megan Ellison's Annapurna Pictures is in talks to board the revenge tale as co-financier while it is understood New Regency is sticking to its intended September start date. -
Apes storm to US summit on $73m
Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes won the North American session hands-down, arriving on an estimated $73m as the studio said it had passed $1bn for the year-to-date. -
Avranas writing Greek-language thriller
EXCLUSIVE: Writer-director to re-team with Miss Violence actors. -
Bazi Gete, Red Leaves
King Lear is one inspiration for Ethiopian-Israeli director's debut feature. -
Ben Whishaw to voice Paddington
The 33-year-old British actor has stepped in "slightly grudgingly" to replace Colin Firth as the voice of Paddington Bear in StudioCanal's CGI/live-action feature. -
Benny Fredman, Suicide
Real events inspired Fredman's first feature, an action thriller about a man pursued by a loan shark. -
Beyond blue sky
Ritesh Batra, Talya Lavie and Nora Martirosyan are among the 13 filmmakers due to pitch their Jerusalem International Film Lab projects [July 10]. Melanie Goodfellow reports on the push to develop real-world projects. -
BFI takes UK rights to Night Will Fall
The BFI has acquired UK rights to Andre Singer's concentration camp documentary Night Will Fall. -
BFI, ICO launch exhibition training
The initiative aims to provide bespoke technical advice for independent exhibitors across all nine of the BFI's Audience Network Hub areas. -
British sci-fi Native wraps shoot
Production on Native, a UK sci-fi feature starring Rupert Graves and Ellie Kendrick, wrapped on July 16. -
Buder departs Connecting Cottbus
Philipp Bräuer also announces decision to leave Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival. -
Busan unveils Film Academy fellows
24 participants have been selected for the 10th Asian Film Academy, which will have Hungarian director Bela Tarr as its dean. -
BVA, Industry Trust merge
Liz Bales appointed chief executive for both bodies, which will continue independent remits. -
Cannon Fodder director cooks up kibbutz horror
Hebrew and English language Children of the Fall will be set on eve of 1973 Yom Kippur War. -
CE launches comedy programme
The new comedy shorts programme is in partnership with Big Talk and Baby Cow and offers production awards, mentoring and workshops to aspiring female film-makers. -
Chantal Akerman opens desert installation
Jerusalem exhibition is multi-layered immersive e -
China's iQiyi launches film company
Chinese video streaming platform iQiyi is launching a film company, iQiyi Films, which aims to develop a new internet-oriented business model for film production. -
Corn Island wins at Karlovy Vary
Corn Island wins Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival; Elle Fanning wins best actress prize. -
CPH:DOX adds Vanja Kaludjercic
Sarajevo Film Festival programmer and Les Arcs head of industry joins documentary festival. -
Creative Skills Fund set for $63m boost
Businesses from the creative sector are to plough $29m (£17m) into skills training, boosting the UK's total investment pot to $63m (£37m). -
Dancing Arabs
Dir: Eran Riklis. Israel-Germany-France. 2014. 105mins -
David Broza tunes into first film
Israeli superstar musician David Broza is readying his first major film project. -
David Mamet takes flight in Jerusalem
Filmmaker and writer David Mamet was at the Jerusalem Film Festival on Friday night for a public reading of his novella The Handle and The Hold. -
Deauville to honour Jessica Chastain
The star of Zero Dark Thirty and Take Shelter is to be honoured at the upcoming 40th edition of the Deauville Film Festival. -
Disney discovers its Mowgli
A global search has resulted in the opportunity of a lifetime for 10-year-old New York newcomer Neel Sethi. -
Disney unveils mystery Marvel dates
Heading into Comic-Con the hit factory Marvel Studios has dated five wide releases through Disney spanning summers 2017 to 2019 — although the identity of each remains a mystery. -
Distribution: Corpus, River, Style find US homes
Breaking Glass Pictures has picked up the documentary Corpus Christi: Playing Wnith Redemption. -
Doc conference to examine films on filmmakers
Films on filmmakers will be at the heart of documentary conference entitled Cinema as a Rumour: in memory of Assi Dayan at the Jerusalem Film Festival on Wednesday. -
Dogfish launches second accelerator
US producer Dogfish has launched the second cycle of Dogfish Accelerator offering networking support and $10,000 in financing and business development to film-makers and all content creators. -
Dolby pledges $12m Academy gift
Dolby Laboratories is to provide a $7m gift for audiovisual technology in the Academy Museum Of Motion Pictures' theatres and has committed an additional $5m to the Academy Museum's capital campaign. -
Doug Belgrad earns SPE stripes
Columbia Pictures president Doug Belgrad has been promoted to president of the Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) motion picture group. -
Dovzhenko biopic secures co-producers
Konstantin Konovalov's Odessa-set biopic about the Soviet film director Oleksandr Dovzhenko, Oleksandr Dovzhenko.Odessa-Debut, has already found co-producers in Finland and Argentina. -
Ed Vaizey gets digital brief
Ed Vaizey has been promoted to role of Minister responsible for digital industries as part of UK parliamentary reshuffle. -
Efrat Corem, Ben Zaken
Sapir College graduate Efrat Corem explores the very personal universe of her hometown of Ashkelon. -
Empress Road takes Facility 31
Empress Road Pictures is to handle international sales on Facility 31 from UK based horror production company Bad Blood Films. -
eOne reveals growing UK ambition
"We can compete with some of the studios," says MD of eOne UK, which is aiming to release around 35 films per year. -
Eran Riklis talks Dancing Arabs
Eran Riklis — one of Israel's foremost film-makers — talks to Screen's Wendy Mitchell about his latest film Dancing Arabs, and his ambitions to connect with a global audience -
Ethiopia-set Fig Tree wins Jerusalem International Film Lab
Other winners include Ivan Marinovic, Amikam Kovner and Assaf Snir. -
Feeding the industry
After a thrilling year at Cannes for Israeli films, Katriel Schory, head of Israel Film Fund, talks to Edna Fainaru about the new, invigorated mood among the country's film-makers -
Festival execs reveal top tips
Leading figures from film festivals in Cannes, London, Edinburgh and Hong Kong revealed their top tips for standing out from the rest when gaining selection to festivals. -
Film London secures digital grant
Film London has received a £125K grant to explore the release of independent films on new digital platform We Are Colony, with help from Edge Hill University. -
First timers gear up for Locarno
EXCLUSIVE: Cinetic, Oscilloscope and Koch Media are among the first-time companies attending the Locarno Film Festival this year. -
Focus goes for gold with Race
Jason Sudeikis has joined Jeremy Irons and Stephan James in the true story of the Olympic legend. Focus acquired US rights in a deal with world sales agent Mister Smith Entertainment. -
Fox 2000, Color Force forge pact
The studio announced on Tuesday (15) the three-year production deal with The Hunger Games producer and longtime champion Nina Jacobson and partner Brad Simpson. -
Fox crosses $3bn at global BO
Fox reached the milestone on July 15, one day before it became the first studio of the year to reach $2bn at the international box office. The studio crossed $1bn in North America on July 13. -
Fox out, Fosun up at Bona Film Group
Chinese conglomerate Fosun Group is acquiring an additional 13.3% stake in Bona Film Group, while 21st Century Fox is divesting its stake in the Beijing-based studio. -
Fox, A Company to release Corrections Class
The two distributors will jointly release Ivan Tverdovsky's Corrections Class in a groundbreaking move. -
Francis Lai to be honoured at WSAs
The French composer will be honoured at the World Soundtrack Awards which take place October 25th as part of the Gent Film Festival. -
Gedeck to star in German book hit
The Lives Of Others star Martina Gedeck joins cast of Julia Von Heinz's Ich Bin Dann Mal Weg (I'm On My Way). -
Gett premiere at Jerusalem Film Festival
Brother and sister film-making team Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz were at the Jerusalem Film Festival Friday night for the screening of Gett: The Trial Of Viviane Amsalem, their film that world premiered at Cannes Directors' Fortnight. -
Gianfranco Rosi to head Locarno jury
Last year's Venice Golden Lion winner will head Locarno's main jury; Syrian director Ossama Mohammed will lead the Filmmakers of the Present competition jury. -
Gone Girl to open NYFF
The world premiere of David Fincher's thriller starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike will open the New York Film festival on September 26. -
Housebound, Blind win at Neuchâtel
Kiwi comedy horror wins the "Narcisse" for best feature; Eskil Vogt's Blind wins Silver Melies. -
Iain Smith boards David Millar doc
The documentary about Scottish pro-cyclist David Millar is being directed by Finlay Pretsell. -
IM Global enters The Killing Pool
EXCLUSIVE: The LA-based production, sales and financing company will co-produce the Liverpool-set crime episodic with the UK's Red Union Films and Pinewood Pictures. -
Inside The Cinema Project
The Cinema Project, which is part of the Yehoshua Rabinovich Foundation for the Arts, is having a banner year. -
Ira Sachs in Newfest honour
New York-based non-profit NewFest wil recognise the director with the third annual NewFest Visionary Award at its annual LGBT jamboree that runs from July 24-29. -
Iris Prize adds LGBT award
Pinewood sponsors £14,000 award for Best British Short. -
Is boycotting the answer in Israel?
Palestinian directors refused to show their films at the Jerusalem Film Festival last week in protest at Israeli treatment of Palestinians. Is it the right approach? -
Israeli filmmakers call for ceasefire
A group of Israeli film-makers took a stand against the current political conflict today at an emotional press conference at the Jerusalem Film Festival. -
Itzik Lerner goes inside prison
Itzik Lerner has gained access to Israel's Nafha prison for documentary Secret Link. -
James Cameron heads to Deauville
James Cameron will be at the Deauville American Film Festival in September to present his latest film Deepsea Challenge 3D (which also opens in French cinemas on Sept 17). -
Jerusalem 2014: Screen's dailies
Download Screen International's daily magazine from the 31st Jesusalem Film Festival here. -
Jerusalem intern: 'cinema will bring us together'
Films Without Borders intern Raya Darwish talks about her experience at the Jerusalem Film Festival and Cinematheque. -
Jerusalem Pitch Point 2014
Leading Israeli directors including Dina Zvi-Riklis, Nina Menkes, Alon Gur Arye and Nir Bergman are among the film-makers presenting feature projects at Jerusalem Pitch Point. -
Jerusalem shorts directors eye features
Directors with shorts at the Jerusalem Film Festival are readying an intriguing slate of features, including an ambitious period drama about Judas Iscariot, a documentary omnibus about life in the West Bank and a drama about gay life in Israel. -
Keren Yedaya, That Lovely Girl
The Israeli director talks about her controversial third feaure, about an incestuous relationship. -
Lavie unveils Current Love of My Life
Zero Motivation director planning Brooklyn-set comedy. -
Leah Meyerhoff, I Believe In Unicorns
Meyerhoff talks about the need for more films about young women. -
Lia Van Leer
Lia van Leer, the very life and soul of the Israeli film industry, talks to Edna Fainaru about forging her own path, building the national film archive and launching Jerusalem Film Festival -
Lionsgate, Alibaba in stream deal
Lionsgate has struck a deal with e-commerce titan Alibaba Group to stream its content in mainland China in a service that is expected to commence in August. -
Lionsgate, Village Roadshow extend pact
The parties have extended their multi-year output agreement in Australia. -
Lippo Group to invest $516m in cinemas
Indonesia's Lippo Group has announced plans to invest $516m (6 trillion rupiahs) in 300 multiplexes across the country over the next ten years. -
Locarno to honour Jean-Pierre Leaud
The French actor who starred in Jean Luc Godard's Masculin Feminin is being honoured with the festival's Pardo Alla Carriera. -
Locarno unveils 2014 line-up
13 of the 17 films competing for the Golden Leopard are world premieres; Juliette Binoche to receive Excellence Award. -
Madsen, Plummer among King Jack cast
Summer shoot due for Sundance Creative Producing Labs feature. -
Magic In The Moonlight
Dir/scr: Woody Allen. US. 2014. 97mins -
Making the short list
This year's Jerusalem Film Festival hosts a bumper crop of shorts from across Israel's film schools and industry. -
Makram Khoury
It has been a busy two years for actor Makram Khoury, one of the recipients of Jerusalem Film Festival's Achievement Award this year. -
Mamoru Oshii honoured at Fantasia
Japanese film-maker receives Lifetime Achievement award on opening night of genre festival in Montreal. -
Marin Karmitz looks back on 40 years
Marin Karmitz, the subject of a tribute at this week's Jerusalem Film Festival, talks to Melanie Goodfellow about his journey from militant film-maker to building MK2, a leading exhibitor, producer and distributor in France. -
Marina Cordoni launches new venture
The executive producer and former Breakthrough Entertainment executive Marina Cordoni has set up her new venture and announced a partnership with Breaking Glass Pictures in the US. -
Martina Gedeck
The Lives of Others star talks about her time in Jerusalem and the need to tell second world war stories. -
Max Steel shows his mettle
The people behind Dolphin Films' live-action adaptation of the Mattel property have released latest photos from the production as the stars and director prepare to descend on Comic-Con -
MGM secures rights to I Am Pilgrim
MGM has obtained feature rights to Terry Hayes' espionage thriller I Am Pilgrim. -
Micha Shagrir honoured in Jerusalem
The Sam Spiegel Film School is paying tribute to top Israeli producer Micha Shagrir with an event on Thursday night. -
My Man
Dir: Kazuyoshi Kumakiri. Japan. 2014. 128mins -
Nadav Lapid
The Kindergarten Teacher director talks about autobiographical inspirations, working with his mother, and his new film in Paris. -
Nancy Spielberg preps air force feature
Nancy Spielberg, sister of Steven, is developing a feature about World War II pilots inspired by documentary Above And Beyond: The Birth Of The Israeli Air-Force. -
Netflix, Disney in Canada pay-TV pact
Netflix has struck a multi-year licensing deal with The Walt Disney Studios making it the exclusive Canadian subscription TV service for first-run Disney live-action and animated features. -
Nikaido wins Screen Rising Star award
Japanese actress Fumi Nikaido receives the inaugural Screen International Rising Star award at the New York Asian Film Festival -
Nils, Neta and Situation win Jerusalem's Pitch Point
Winning film-makers are Ram Nehari, Nir Bergman and Elad Keidan. -
Nina Menkes plans modern Minotaur
Experimental filmmaker Nina Menkes is developing a new film examining the Israel-Palestinian conflict through the Greek legend of Theseus and the Minotaur. -
Odeon, Hibrow to screen Edinburgh Fringe
Eight shows to include an opera from Alison Jackson and Steven Berkoff performance. -
Odessa honours Frears
UK director Stephen Frears has been awarded the Golden Duke Lifetime Achievement Award during the opening ceremony of the fifth edition of the Odessa International Film Festival (OIFF, July 11-19). -
One Direction film sets date
Arts Alliance strikes deal with Syco, Modest! and Sony Music Entertainment. -
Paramount sets Ninja Con show
The studio has set its Hall H presentation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for July 24 — but for the time being is keeping mum over other possible show highlights. -
Park Chan Wook
The Korean director talks international appeal as he is being honoured at the Jerusalem Film Festival. -
Park Chan Wook talks genre twists in Jerusalem
The Korean master talks about how his life in 1980s Korea inspired Thirst, in a Jerusalem Film Festival masterclass. -
Patrick's Day, Glassland win at Galway
Terry McMahon's Patrick's Day and Gerard Barrett's Glassland have jointly picked up the Best Irish Feature Award at the Galway Film Fleadh, which closed last night (July 13). -
Peter Webber film among BAM projects
Pickpocket drama from Girl With a Pearl Earring director is one of 33 film projects in development being presented at the Bogota Audiovisual Market (BAM). -
Pickbox launches Android app
Pickbox, a VOD service in the former Yugoslavia that launched in May, has now launched their application for Android devices. -
Planes: Fire & Rescue
Dir: Bobs Gannaway. US. 2014. 83mins -
Plans for Fox theme park, Korea
20th Century Fox and Village Roadshow have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with South Gyeongsang Province to build a theme park. -
Polish Days announces titles
New Films by Andrzej Wajda and Jolanta Dylewska will be amongst those presented during industry event Polish Days which will take place during the 14th T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival. -
Pride of place
Jerusalem Film Fund is an additional source of funding for local and international projects - as long as film-makers shoot Jerusalem for Jerusalem. Edna Fainaru reports. -
Pudsey The Dog: The Movie
Dir: Nick Moore. UK. 2014. 90mins -
Reading Promise for Relativity, Walden
The companies will jointly develop, finance and produce a feature adaptation of Alice Ozma's memoirs. -
RightsTrade marches on with new signings
Fortissimo, GK Films, Lightning Entertainment and Odin's Eye Entertainment are the latest companies to sign up to the online entertainment rights licensing marketplace. -
Ron Howard to direct Beatles doc
Documentary will focus on The Beatles' touring years from their early days in Liverpool and Hamburg to their last public concert in 1966. -
Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz, Gett: The Trial Of Viviane Amsalem
The brother-and-sister filmmaking team talk about their drama set against the complicated divorce system in Israel. -
Saffron Digital, KDDI launch Anime Service
KDDI has partnered with Saffron Digital to launch Anime Pass, a new subscription service offering anime content. -
San Sebastian reveals culinary titles
The programme is made up of seven features and four shorts; Tokyo Gohan Film Festival to present one of the films with a special prize. -
Sandra Bullock to play Tupperware queen
The Oscar winner will star for Sony in Brownie Wise, which Tate Taylor of The Help fame will direct. -
Sarajevo unveils doc competition
Out of competition screening for My Craft about artist Arsen Dedic. -
Sarajevo unveils official selection
The Sarajevo Film Festival has unveiled the line-up for its 20th edition which runs August 15-23. -
Schamus, Thompson set for BAFTA lecture series
James Schamus, Emma Thompson and Steven Knight to lecture in September. -
Scottish producers call for film production fund
Independent Producers Scotland calls for tax on cinema tickets to go towards fund. -
Screen Yorkshire backs $25m action film
EXCLUSIVE: Co-pro Hunter's Prayer marks largest investment and first US production for fund. -
Seidl and other filmmakers cancel Jerusalem trips
UPDATED: As political tensions escalate, a number of film festival guests have cancelled their trips to Jerusalem. -
Serendipity Points' Remember starts shoot
Principal photography has begun on Atom Egoyan's thriller starring Chrisopher Plummer, Martin Landau and Bruno Ganz. -
Sex Tape
Dir: Jake Kasdan. US. 2014. 94mins -
Shira Geffen, Self Made
Shira Geffen talks about how humour plays apart in her surreal tale of female identity. -
Shooting begins on Love Is Now
Eamon Farren and Claire Van Der Boom star in Eponine Films' Australian love story. -
Simon's Cat teams with Indiegogo
The crowdfunding platform has already raised more than £88,000 for an extended version of Youtube hit Simon's Cat. -
Singapore launches SE Asian Film Lab
Mentors at the new writers' workshop will include Fran Borgia and Tan Chui Mui. -
Sold wins London Indian Film Festival
The festival's Short Film Competition winner was Shubhashish Bhutiani's Kush. -
Spike Jonze cancels Jerusalem masterclass
Festival also moves Dancing Arabs screening indoors. -
STUDIO returns to TIFF
Top brass at the Toronto International Film Festival have announced the return of the year-round professional development programme. -
Tali Shalom-Ezer, Princess
The Tel Aviv-based director said tackling sexual abuse in film meant a "long, dark journey." -
TFI announces second StoryLab
The Tribeca Film Institute has announced the second annual New York-set StoryLab for film-makers in partnership with A&E IndieFilms. -
The Go-Go Boys in Jerusalem
The Go-Go Boys themselves, Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus, were at the festival on Saturday night to celebrate Hilla Medalia's documentary about them. -
The Kindergarten Teacher
Dir/scr: Nadav Lapid. Israel-France. 2014. 120mins -
The Orchard checks into Harmontown
The Orchard has acquired North American and UK theatrical and digital rights to Harmontown. -
The Purge: Anarchy
Dir/scr: James DeMonaco. US. 2014. 103mins -
Time Warner rejects Murdoch bid
An $80bn initial offer by 21st Century Fox for Time Warner has been turned down, sending Big Media shares to historic highs. -
Transfax unveils footage from Madame Yankelova
Short extract from the film will be shown at Jerusalem Film Festival's Pitch Point. -
Transformers 4 surges past $500m
UPDATE JULY 14: Paramount Pictures International's behemoth generated a superb confirmed $100.3m in its third weekend of duty to raise the score to $540.6m as the global tally climbed to $749.4m. -
Transformers holds China top spot
CHINA BOX OFFICE: Transformers: Age Of Extinction held onto the top spot at the China box office in its third week, although local comedy The Break-up Guru also managed to hold its own. -
Transformers tops UK chart
Paramount's latest outing records year's biggest opening to date with $20.1m (£11.75m); Universal's Boyhood scores strong $565,000 (£330,000) debut. -
TriCoast Worldwide expands into UK
The US distribution and production company has formalised UK partnerships to distribute its titles across multiple platforms. -
TriCoast Worldwide strikes UK deal
US distribution and production outfit TriCoast Worldwide will release a number of its top-line movies in the UK through newly-formed TriCoast UK Ltd. -
Uni acquires Jolie-Pitt starrer
Universal Pictures has prevailed in a studio bidding war, picking up world rights to the drama By The Sea that will mark the first time Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have starred together since Mr. & Mrs. Smith in 2007. -
Unveil The Truth wins in Taipei
Kevin Lee's documentary Unveil The Truth II: State Apparatus won the Grand Prize and best documentary at this year's Taipei Film Awards, which took place at the close of the Taipei Film Festival on July 19. -
Uzumasa Limelight
Dir: Ken Ochiai. Japan. 2014. 103mins -
Venice Classics line-up revealed
The Venice Film Festival has unveiled the 21 restored films – 18 features and 3 shorts - that will screen in its Classics section of restored films. -
Venice to honour Schoonmaker, Wiseman
It is the first time a film editor has received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the Venice Film Festival. -
Way Out West to host world premiere of All We Have Is Now
Other films in programme include Boyhood, Force Majeure, plus world premiere of Jens Lien's new TV series. -
Weghorn to head Berlinale Talents
He takes over from Matthijs Wouter Knol, who is the new head of Berlin's European Film Market. -
WGA unveils awards timeline
The 2015 Writers Guild Awards will take place at simultaneous Los Angeles and New York ceremonies on February 14. -
When film can't be business as usual
The disturbing experience of attending a film festival in a conflict zone; and how filmmakers can get their voices heard politically. -
Wildside looks to grow TV output
Italian outfit sets new film and TV production divisions. -
Women's fest seeks new venue
The artistic director of Israel's International Women's Film Festival is hopeful that a new venue will be found for the event. -
Yann Demange's '71 launches BAM
The Bogota Audiovisual Market (BAM) opened on Monday night with British thriller '71, starring Jack O'Connell.


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Monday, August 27, 2012
To Do to DONE!
Along with all the to do's, there are other lists: the To Be Read list, the shopping list, the list of meals for the week (aka: the weekly meal plan). I keep 3 (count 'em - 3!) separate calendars to list all the various activities and events our family needs or wants to attend. It goes on and on. And occasionally I like to make a list of all my lists.
I like lists because they keep me organized. They prevent the inevitable "oh, I forgot (to do, to pick up, what I wanted to get at the library, etc, etc, etc) which comes with a forgetful nature.
The best part of the To Do list though is crossing off items. Looking back at all the to do's which have become DONES. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. A visible, tangible proof of what I have achieved in any given time period.
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Your lists have lists?! You need an intervention!
What I love about list making is the feeling of writing something down with a pen. I love how it glides across the paper. I'm trying to use Evernote and such, but....paper is so...fun. I can't doodle as I type out a list. It feels like it takes so much longer to take out my phone, open the app, find the right list, etc. A notebook? It is just so much more comforting.I started keeping lists of things the last 5 years..I used to be able to "remember", but now, if it isn't written down, it goes out the window. I love paper and pencils, so I keep them that way. But in my stamp room, I have a new blackboard and I make notes on it. Not only functional, but makes me happy to write in chalk and remember my youth..


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I know it`s not feminine subject but I rather smoke and watch world champions right now and tried to make a neutral nice (lame) thread It`s Finland-Russia right now, 0-0, 2 minutes played BTW I don`t know right terms so don`t laugh at me
Aaaand weee rrrr the World Champion 2011...finally one reason to still be here I know it`s not a big deal there as u`ve got NHL and not in finals, but here it`s like Football WM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvOHfErTXG8:funny::afro: at least song is "rap" it`s the commentator
Just a tip NO ONE calls it ice hockey... just hockey lol. That's like saying . "Yo we're playing some hard planks of wood basketball.. who's in?"
a lot of my friends love the San Jose Sharks. i can't stand the fuckin' sport. only thing about hockey that i like is the movie "The Mighty Ducks".
Hockey is def not my sport at all but you gotta give it a bigger chance. Theres nothing to hate about that sport. Gotta be the most tiresome sport where you need to be in amazing shape Skating from one end to the other is like running an NBA court 3 times. Fighting is allowed and encouraged. Players break bones in their face / get 30 stitches and still come out and run their shift. Players shoot the puck faster then a car on the highway. And it's the hardest sports in the world to be a superstar at. Hockeys cool bruh lol
Alright, Hockey is the shit bro. You have to be tough as shit to be in that sport, there's no penalties for a "slap" on the wrist. I'd have to say Boston Bruins at this point have a nice opportunity to win the cup this year. I'm thinking Vancouver vs Boston for the cup and Boston takes it in game 6. Also don't call it "ice hockey" just plane Hockey my dude. Keep yo stick on the ice.
i saw that movie about 4 months ago for the first time. i forgot the name until you mentioned it right now. great movie, word up.


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xxp Just different ones! New dr, new shoes. Plus converse + smart troos is so noughties.
― CATBEAST 7777 (ledge), Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:27 (seven years ago) Permalink
i figure during the first episode he will explain the TARDIS having the ability to regenerate itself...for HIGH DEF
― mdskltr (blueski), Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:28 (seven years ago) Permalink
think his normal footwear will be black boots xpost
― moron oil (Gukbe), Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:28 (seven years ago) Permalink
good choice
― CATBEAST 7777 (ledge), Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:30 (seven years ago) Permalink
Richard Curtis has written an episode featuring Vincent Van Gogh "stabbing a yellow monster".
― Communi-Bear Silo State (chap), Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:35 (seven years ago) Permalink
> 6 billion masters trying to triangulate the signal
the listen for the space station thing was terrible, right up there with Prof Farnworth's Smelloscope
― koogs, Saturday, 2 January 2010 19:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
Haha, posts from one thread are starting to seep thru to the other.
"the fabric of reality is melting, again, Doctor!"
― kingfish, Saturday, 2 January 2010 20:18 (seven years ago) Permalink
Am I the only who finds Matt Smith kind of unattractive?
― Leee, Saturday, 2 January 2010 20:32 (seven years ago) Permalink
he's got kinda an ugly-hot thing going on, but better that than a teenybopper heartthrob IMO
― musically, Saturday, 2 January 2010 20:35 (seven years ago) Permalink
While those swashbuckling vampire-like thingies in the trailer look pretty cool, haven't we reached vamp saturation point? Which made me think, perhaps they're not vampires at all, but haemovores, like in Curse of Fenric? The return of Fenric? That could be interesting...
― Stew, Saturday, 2 January 2010 20:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
Matt Smith is Easter Island on legs.
― sacher torte reform (suzy), Saturday, 2 January 2010 21:06 (seven years ago) Permalink
He's no McDreamy McGann, but he has a certain awkward Chess Club hotness about him.
― VegemiteGrrrl, Saturday, 2 January 2010 21:54 (seven years ago) Permalink
That pic of them running makes it look like they're late for the Riverdance.
― the girl from spirea x (f. hazel), Sunday, 3 January 2010 03:03 (seven years ago) Permalink
Spotted somewhere else, posted here:
― kingfish, Sunday, 3 January 2010 09:40 (seven years ago) Permalink
― Elvis Telecom, Sunday, 3 January 2010 10:23 (seven years ago) Permalink
why are time lords' hairs so oddly gelled in recent years?
did shockwaves have an intergalactic outpost on gallifrey before the fall?
― Karen Tregaskin, Sunday, 3 January 2010 12:05 (seven years ago) Permalink
They're supposed to be Silurians I believe, although they look more like Sea Devils and they even have the Sea Devils' heat ray. And yes, they are vampires (in Venice, I think).
I do like in the clip the shocked look on his face when he punches the guy. I'm just hoping the leaked audio clip from a few months ago isn't typcal of his performance.
― Never in, Kuyt (aldo), Sunday, 3 January 2010 12:33 (seven years ago) Permalink
Silurians and Sea Monsters are cousins anyway so np.
― I'm into SB (Noodle Vague), Sunday, 3 January 2010 12:39 (seven years ago) Permalink
Sea Devils even, jaysus.
The one thing Moffatt has consistently done better than any Dr Who writer is tapping into things that genuinely do scare children shitless. So anything involving vampires is good with me, especially in Venice (which means vampires wearing CARNIVAL MASKS dudes).
Pretty sure this season will be better than any nu-Who series with the possible exception of the first one. More historical shit and alien planets, fewer identikit industrial spaceships please. Also, needs more MYSTERY. It'd be great if the reason the finale was a Must Watch was because something massive was going to be revealed, rather than yer usual bombastic Davies ending.
Presumably Moffatt got Davies to drop in the Weeping Angels as imprisoned Timelords bit as something he's planning on developing in some way. Wonder if he's had something like that in mind since the start - it would make sense given that they can move people around in time and feed off the energy.
Given Moffatt, IIRC, was the first dude to write Tennant's Doctor as hormonal girl-snogging drunken tit in The Girl In The Fireplace, I'd say anyone looking for Matt Smith to be an old-skool sexless Doctor will be disappointed. Also, well, River Song. Moffatt is really good at doing emo anyway.
Matt Smith is going to do a lot of gurning, isn't he? I just hope there isn't a big public backlash due to him not being Tennant that scuppers this series.
― Space Battle Rothko (Matt DC), Sunday, 3 January 2010 16:16 (seven years ago) Permalink
Moffatt set this development up way earlier with Ecclescake and "The Doctor Dances". But yes I agree he will probably be better than RTD at emo/romance bits - one of my favourite "aw" parts was in Silence in the Library, at the end when Donna just misses out on meeting her virtual husband. He's good at writing these really simple but effective scenes. none of RTD's soppy soliloquys.
― Roz, Sunday, 3 January 2010 16:33 (seven years ago) Permalink
Every time I watch that season trailer I get more excitable. This is gonna rock bells fuiud.
― I'm into SB (Noodle Vague), Sunday, 3 January 2010 16:47 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah Ecclestone's Doctor was more sheepish and embarassed geek than Tennant's full on drunken adolescent though - "Rose, I'm trying to resonate concrete" etc.
― Space Battle Rothko (Matt DC), Sunday, 3 January 2010 16:48 (seven years ago) Permalink
oh of course, i just meant that Moffatt arguably started the whole "the Doctor isn't an asexual weirdo after all" on nu-Who.
― Roz, Sunday, 3 January 2010 17:04 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah, the difference is that Moffatt can do emotions and characters and stuff like that and Rusty...well, y'know...a fucking lottery ticket???????
― I'm into SB (Noodle Vague), Sunday, 3 January 2010 17:06 (seven years ago) Permalink
which means vampires wearing CARNIVAL MASKS dudes
too similar to TGITF surely
just really interested to see how Moffat deals with the show outside his previous confines (writing the scary episode, not dealing with classic enemies) and how he'll do opening episodes and finales differently from RTD
― mdskltr (blueski), Sunday, 3 January 2010 17:08 (seven years ago) Permalink
The soundtrack website Music From The Movies has a new interview with Doctor Who composer Murray Gold, in which Gold confirms that he will be staying on to compose the music for the 2010 series of Doctor Who.In the interview, Gold discusses composing and recording the scores for "The End of Time" and the other 2009 specials. He also mentions that he has already begun work on a new version of the Doctor Who theme for 2010, and that the forthcoming series will feature scripts by Mark Gatiss and Gareth Roberts.
In the interview, Gold discusses composing and recording the scores for "The End of Time" and the other 2009 specials. He also mentions that he has already begun work on a new version of the Doctor Who theme for 2010, and that the forthcoming series will feature scripts by Mark Gatiss and Gareth Roberts.
― James Mitchell, Sunday, 3 January 2010 22:11 (seven years ago) Permalink
Ew, yes.
― Alba, Sunday, 3 January 2010 22:32 (seven years ago) Permalink
Oh ffs I was sure that the terrible score for the last ep was a swan song.
― I'm into SB (Noodle Vague), Sunday, 3 January 2010 22:34 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah, I was really hoping he'd go.
― Communi-Bear Silo State (chap), Sunday, 3 January 2010 22:53 (seven years ago) Permalink
:( was also so so hopeful he wld be gone
― Audrey Wetherspoons (sic), Monday, 4 January 2010 00:49 (seven years ago) Permalink
tho just knock the score down to a quarter of the volume and it'll be okay tbh
I was vainly hoping for a score of eerie ambient electronic noises.
― Communi-Bear Silo State (chap), Monday, 4 January 2010 02:27 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah, it's the intrusiveness which bugs me, which is surely a failing of some sound editor, rather than Gold himself. THough I, too, would love a return to Radiophonic Workshop ambient weirdo stuff.
― Attention please, a child has been lost in the tunnel of goats. (James Morrison), Monday, 4 January 2010 02:54 (seven years ago) Permalink
I suppose my problem is more with the mixing than the score itself, but my feelings towards Mr Gold were not greatly improved by that Doctor Who Prom they did (christ knows why I was watching this - that time of day where sitting mindlessly in front of someone else's telly choices is about all I can manage I suppose) mentioning Murray Gold's Amazing Wonderful Doctor Who Theme Tune approx 6000 times, Ron Grainer maybe once, Delia Derbyshire 0 times
― brett favre vs bernard fevre, fite (a passing spacecadet), Monday, 4 January 2010 09:48 (seven years ago) Permalink
i reckon if they're going to rip off windowlicker so badly, they might as well hand over the score-writing duties to mr richard d james - not like he's doing anything much else at the moment except hanging round the synth shed smoking weed
that would be a welcome return to weird radiophonic noises
― Karen Tregaskin, Monday, 4 January 2010 11:24 (seven years ago) Permalink
I really don't know why Moffat would get rid of everything else from the RTD era, but decide that Murray Gold is a keeper.
think his normal footwear will be black boots
The boots are Prada.
― ô_o (Nicole), Monday, 4 January 2010 14:05 (seven years ago) Permalink
All a bit wibbly-wobbly torchy-worchy.
― James Mitchell, Thursday, 7 January 2010 04:21 (seven years ago) Permalink
Looks like an old-school Doctor there, right enough
― stet, Thursday, 7 January 2010 04:37 (seven years ago) Permalink
A dalek turned up in "better off ted" this week.
― American Fear of Pranksterism (Ed), Thursday, 7 January 2010 04:48 (seven years ago) Permalink
annoying gingers complaining about doctor who complaining about not-being-ginger giving the rest of us gingers a bad name:
― Karen Tregaskin, Thursday, 7 January 2010 10:37 (seven years ago) Permalink
Awesome choice of picture there.
― Space Battle Rothko (Matt DC), Thursday, 7 January 2010 10:43 (seven years ago) Permalink
― Karen Tregaskin, Thursday, January 7, 2010 10:37 AM (1 hour ago) Bookmark
karen, i was on the fence about your whole steez, but this is the second lame anti-ginger comment in two days, so: get fucked, you highly annoying challops merchant/fake woman.
― Patriarchy Oppression Machine (history mayne), Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:44 (seven years ago) Permalink
Hearsay and rumours that this series will contain Winston Churchill (could be awful) and Vincent Van Gogh (could be amazing).
― Space Battle Rothko (Matt DC), Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:46 (seven years ago) Permalink
― ô_o (Nicole), Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:54 (seven years ago) Permalink
That's a decent line-up of writers, especially given that both the Unicorn & The Wasp and School Reunion are underrated episodes.
― Space Battle Rothko (Matt DC), Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:56 (seven years ago) Permalink
Set pic from the Vincent Van Gogh episode - http://imgur.com/MpnPR.jpg
There's other ones with what's supposedly the new 'bad wolf' running theme shown, too.
― James Mitchell, Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:58 (seven years ago) Permalink
Simon Nye?? o_O
― unpredictable johnny rodz, Thursday, 7 January 2010 11:58 (seven years ago) Permalink
Chibnall ;_;
― Audrey Wetherspoons (sic), Thursday, 7 January 2010 12:13 (seven years ago) Permalink
dear mr. mayne: i AM ginger
this might be why i notice these kinds of things?
― Karen Tregaskin, Thursday, 7 January 2010 12:18 (seven years ago) Permalink
can i admit that I got completely confused by the whole 'river song is pond's daughter' storyline
like i get it but it was so weird & kinda creepy, like he was sort of half in love with pond & then her daughter turns out to be the love of ages & i loved river song to that point but i went lukewarm on their whole thing after that
― Flamenco Drop (VegemiteGrrl), Wednesday, 28 December 2016 05:10 (three months ago) Permalink
you should split up Rose as well, since S1 she was great and slowly became unbearable and awful over the course of S2
true, i was thinking more that the ever-pouting kissogram amy who moffat had instructed us to regard as sexy was so unique a level of terrible as to be practically a whole different character
― Autumn Almanac, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 05:11 (three months ago) Permalink
it threw me on the first go round (and i hated it) but on the second go round i completely got it (and loved it)
― Autumn Almanac, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 05:12 (three months ago) Permalink
in face the whole smith era (except the series with the dinosaur thing and rory's dad), won me over completely on second viewing
― Autumn Almanac, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 05:13 (three months ago) Permalink
so much timey wimeyness, it was v disorienting for my tiny brain
― Flamenco Drop (VegemiteGrrl), Wednesday, 28 December 2016 05:39 (three months ago) Permalink
it… yeah, wibbly wobbly overdrive
― Autumn Almanac, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 06:01 (three months ago) Permalink
like i get it but it was so weird & kinda creepy, like he was sort of half in love with pond & then her daughter turns out to be the love of ages
He was never even half in love with Amy! Amy had the hots for him for a while, but it was made clear he never reciprocated. That was one thing I liked about Season 6 & 7, that after all the soap opera of the previous seasons, Eleven was mostly aromantic/asexual (except with River), and the companion was allowed to have a regular human love interest with whom everything worked out in the end, no pointless drama.
― Tuomas, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 21:28 (three months ago) Permalink
Anyway, I watched the Christmas special, and a nitpicker as I am, the main question in my mind afterwards was: where the fuck was this Ghost guy during all the times in the previous seasons when Earth was in peril?! Dude has Superman level powers, but he didn't do anything when the Cybermen or the Daleks or the Sycorax tried to conquer Earth, or when spaceship Titanic was about to hit it, etc? You'd think several of the earlier plots had gone a bit differently if he'd interfered? You can't just retcon a character who's that powerful as having always been there without explaining why he didn't do anything! Or was Moffat really suggesting that the Ghost did nothing when, say, alien robots dragged Earth across the galaxy and launched a full-scale attack on it, just because the Doctor told him as a kid that he shouldn't use his powers?
― Tuomas, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 21:36 (three months ago) Permalink
Also, the alien part of the episode was pretty obviously recycled from "Aliens of London" / "World War Three" (with a dash of Watchmen): evil aliens fake a spaceship crash so that they get prominent politicians into a place where they can kill them and impersonate them by wearing their skin, thus becoming secret rulers of humankind.
― Tuomas, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 21:48 (three months ago) Permalink
I think, in fairness, that what Moffat was going for was that the Ghost looked after Earth during the 24 years that the Doctor and River Song spent together after the previous Christmas Special. I'm not saying that makes logistical sense, mind you (but I'm also not sure it's really supposed to).
― Andrew Farrell, Wednesday, 28 December 2016 23:00 (three months ago) Permalink
Yeah, it's not meant to*. Also, 1) he's not meant to be Superman-level, 2) he can't address any threats more than a borough or so away, bcz bb, 3) if Superman was Superman-level powered then there would never be any threats to the DC universe, so that's not much of a logical thread to pull.
*also infuriating if you want to try and map time & sense: 24 years after 1987 would have this set in 2011, when Osgood is only a low-level functionary at the place her dad used to work, not a significant figure who gets reports on international incidents
but the 24 years is only meant to be a passing reference to the last time we saw the Doctor. (Apart from Class.) More years may have taken place for him since the end of that 24, too.
― sad, hombres (sic), Thursday, 29 December 2016 01:18 (two months ago) Permalink
I thought this Christmas Special was bad. Probably as bad as the Titanic: The Space Ship, but even less enjoyable. Nardole was the least of my complaints. I did like the concept of the brain aliens though, so their return as a smarter, more dangerous foe would be welcome. The Xmas episodes, I have to remind myself, are generally written with the casual audience in mind. At least James Corden wasn't in this one!
― Frobisher, Thursday, 29 December 2016 03:07 (two months ago) Permalink
he's not meant to be Superman-level
Dude is invulnerable, can lift a spaceship (which must weigh tens of tons) using only his bad hand, and can break a glass that would withstand a nuclear explosion with the snap of his fingers. So yeah, I would say he's Superman level. He could be even more powerful, since the Doctor explains the crystal he swallowed pretty much does anything he wishes.
he can't address any threats more than a borough or so away, bcz bb
Why can't he? What does "bb" mean?
if Superman was Superman-level powered then there would never be any threats to the DC universe, so that's not much of a logical thread to pull.
Superman has successfully thwarted several alien invasions and other threats to Earth. So it's certainly inexplicable why this guy has seemingly done nothing, even though he's explicitly described as a massive do-gooder who wants to save as many lives as possible.
― Tuomas, Thursday, 29 December 2016 07:10 (two months ago) Permalink
bb means baby
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 29 December 2016 07:22 (two months ago) Permalink
(Assuming from context)
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 29 December 2016 07:23 (two months ago) Permalink
Ah, okay... But the baby wasn't even a year old, so most of those threats to Earth that happened in previous seasons would've been before she was born.
― Tuomas, Thursday, 29 December 2016 07:27 (two months ago) Permalink
And you can't use the publication date of the Superman comic to say that the present day in the episode is actually 2011, because as Sic says, the Osgood reference at the end of the episode wouldn't make sense then. Most likely young Grant simply had some older comics in his collection, as most comic book readers have.
― Tuomas, Thursday, 29 December 2016 07:37 (two months ago) Permalink
Also Who is always retconning things, it is part of its DNA, you can just say what we saw in the past now happened differently because Dr 12 inadvertently created a superhuman, so what the doctor experienced no longer matches what the rest of us remember happening. Dr 11 says as much to Amy at one point, maybe in one of the S5 mini episodes? Just as the current version of Earth Who history no longer seems to contain Mondas visiting in 1986.
― I hear from this arsehole again, he's going in the river (James Morrison), Thursday, 29 December 2016 10:00 (two months ago) Permalink
I thought about that explanation, but since the Doctor was heavily involved in thwarting those earlier threats to Earth, if the Ghost was doing the same, you'd think they had met in the past? Yet it's heavily implied neither has seen each other since Grant was a kid. Also, wanna bet than when those earlier events are referred to in future episodes, no one will mention that a mysterious superhero was there fighting the Daleks/Cybermen/Sycorax/Sontarans?
― Tuomas, Thursday, 29 December 2016 10:13 (two months ago) Permalink
He is restricted in scope because he's got an alarm that goes off every 15 minutes that reminds him to go wank on one of her dresses.
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 29 December 2016 13:01 (two months ago) Permalink
You should probably not watch Torchwood. xp
― nashwan, Thursday, 29 December 2016 13:09 (two months ago) Permalink
ITT someone gets mad about mutable continuity in a show about mutable continuity
― ¶ (DJP), Thursday, 29 December 2016 14:56 (two months ago) Permalink
nu-who spends an inordinate amount of time in america. i understand the commercial reasons, but as a viewer who's not in america it's increasingly jarring.
― Autumn Almanac
as a viewer who is in america i can't understand the reasons. doctor who you suck at america. go back to wales.
― increasingly bonkers (rushomancy), Thursday, 29 December 2016 16:02 (two months ago) Permalink
in my first and only TV voice-over job i had to convince the (British) director that an American would never say, let alone understand, the word "rosette" in the context of receiving a prize. they would say "ribbon". it took an awfully long time to win the argument. less hard-headed ppl than me would have just been like, fuck it
― illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Thursday, 29 December 2016 19:42 (two months ago) Permalink
<19>"What does "bb" mean?"
― Tuomas,</i>
it's something you masturbate in the same room as
― akm, Thursday, 29 December 2016 21:32 (two months ago) Permalink
gah fuck those html tags
"what's the deal with all this regressive male nanny talk. oh right women are the ones who make babies and that is their defining characteristic per moffat."
I think Moffat thought viewers would react this way to a male nanny and thus spent a lot of time pointing to the situation and going "no, you see, it's TOTALLY ALL RIGHT". Well intentioned but perhaps selling the general public of 2016 a bit short.
― Daniel_Rf, Friday, 30 December 2016 11:47 (two months ago) Permalink
The viewing pubic in the U.K. voted for Brexit and the viewing public in the US elected Trump. If anything, he was giving viewers too much credit.
― ¶ (DJP), Friday, 30 December 2016 16:11 (two months ago) Permalink
i live in progressive minded Berkeley and even here a male nanny is a rare exception; let's not pretend like there is complete gender parity in the nanny profession. pointing out the rarity of it isn't like saying "omg, a FEMALE doctor?"
― akm, Friday, 30 December 2016 17:54 (two months ago) Permalink
Also this is for values of TOTALLY ALL RIGHT which include being a super-creeper.
― Andrew Farrell, Friday, 30 December 2016 19:21 (two months ago) Permalink
As someone who's been pretty consistently into the Moffat era of the show, this was really, really bad. Mostly due to every element of the superhero plot, which seems like it could've easily been excised from the episode without really affecting the colonization plot at all.
― what is the lever disease? (Old Lunch), Friday, 30 December 2016 22:19 (two months ago) Permalink
let's not pretend like there is complete gender parity in the nanny profession. pointing out the rarity of it isn't like saying "omg, a FEMALE doctor?"
― akm, Saturday, 31 December 2016 04:54 (four hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
true, but it's not remarkable enough to point out explicitly. this is a show that (since 2005 especially) has women and men doing all sorts of things that weren't common 50 years ago, and everyone gets on with it and nobody bats an eyelid.
― Autumn Almanac, Friday, 30 December 2016 22:43 (two months ago) Permalink
Except of course for the final resolution.
― ¶ (DJP), Saturday, 31 December 2016 02:33 (two months ago) Permalink
DJP, I doubt there's a considerable overlap between Trump/Brexit voters and people who watch Doctor Who tho.
― Daniel_Rf, Saturday, 31 December 2016 13:14 (two months ago) Permalink
The colonisation plot was pretty rote stuff in its own right, it was mainly there to give some conflict to the superhero plot. The whole thing felt super phoned in.
― Matt DC, Saturday, 31 December 2016 13:32 (two months ago) Permalink
Yeah, it was pretty disappointing, because Dr. Who + superheroes could've provided a fertile mixture, but now both part of the story were stuff we're super predictable, there were none of the sort of cool surprises this sort of genre play could provide in the best case. The superhero identity hijinks were stuff we've seen for decades with Spider-Man/Superman/etc, and the alien invasion plot was recycled from "Aliens of London".
― Tuomas, Saturday, 31 December 2016 15:30 (two months ago) Permalink
When does BBC start the new season? Only seeing it listed as Spring still.Glad there'll be no Carla. Not sure about presence of Nardole, could become wearing.Hope Bill will be ok.
― Stevolende, Saturday, 31 December 2016 16:01 (two months ago) Permalink
I thought I heard the guy say April during the end credits.
― Frobisher, Saturday, 31 December 2016 20:05 (two months ago) Permalink
yeah april.
there is no character named 'carla'
― akm, Saturday, 31 December 2016 21:38 (two months ago) Permalink
I enjoyed the special while it was on, but it was basically shit. I'd have resolved the romance subplot with her knocking him back for repeatedly neglecting her baby.
Like many people, enjoyed Lucas a lot more than I thought I would.
― chap, Tuesday, 17 January 2017 15:17 (two months ago) Permalink
Next season trailer was exciting, but it always is.
― chap, Tuesday, 17 January 2017 15:18 (two months ago) Permalink


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1- Beautiful Reception
After returning from work, school, travel, or whatever has separated you, begin with a good greeting.
* Meet him with a cheerful face.
* Beautify and perfume yourself.
* Start with good news and delay any bad news until he has rested.
* Receive him with loving and yearning sentences.
* Make hard efforts for excellence of the food & having it ready on time.
2- Beautify and Soften the Voice
* For your husband only, it shouldnt be used in front of non-mahram men (men who can marry you if you were unmarried).
3- Smelling Good and Physical Beautification
* Taking good care of your body and fitness.
* Put on nice and attractive clothes and perfumes.
* Bath regularly and, after the monthly period, remove any blood traces or bad smells.
* Avoid that your husband observes you in dirty clothes or rough shape.
* Avoid prohibited types of ornamentation, e.g. tattoo.
* Use the types of perfumes, colours, and clothes that the husband likes.
* Change hair style, perfumes, etc. from time to time.
* However with these things you should avoid excessiveness and, of course,
only act as such in front of mahram men and women.
4- Intercourse
* Hasten for intercourse when your husband feels compulsion for it.
* Keep your body clean and smelling good as possible including cleaning yourself after intercourse.
* Exchange loving phrases with your husband.
* Leave your husband to fully satisfy his desire.
* Choose suitable times and good occasions for exciting your husband,
and encouraging him to do intercourse, e.g. after returning from a travel, weekends, etc.
5- Satisfaction With What Allah Has Allotted
* You shouldnt be depressed because your husband is poor or works in a simple job.
* You should look at poor, sick, and handicapped people and remember
Allah for all that was given to you.
* You should remember that real wealth lays in Iman and piety.
6- Indifference to Worldly Things
7- Appreciation
* You should not consider this world as your hope and interest.
* You should not ask your husband for many unnecessary things.
* Asceticism does not mean not to enjoy what is good and permissible (Halal), but it means that one should look forward to the hereafter and utilize whatever Allah gave them to achieve paradise (Jannah).
* Encourage your husband to reduce expenses and save some money in order to give charity and feed poor and needy people.
* By the saying of the prophet, the majority of people in hell were women because they were ungrateful and deny the good done to them.
* The result of being grateful is that your husband will love you more and will do his best to please you in more ways.
* The result of being ungrateful is that your husband will be disappointed and will start asking himself: Why should I do good to her, if she never
8- Devotion and Loyalty
9- Compliance to Him
* In particular in times of calamities in your husband's body or business, e.g. an accident or a bankruptcy
* Supporting him through your own work, money, and properties if needed.
* In all what he commands you, unless it is prohibited (Haram).
* In Islam, the husband is the leader of the family, and the wife is his support and consultant.
10-Pleasing Him If He Is Angry
* First off, try to avoid what will guarantee his anger.
* But if it happens that you can't, then try to appease him as follows:
1- If you are mistaken, then apologize.
2- If he is mistaken then:
– Keep still instead of arguing or
– Yield your right or
– Wait until he is no longer angry and discuss the matter peacefully with him.
3- If he was angry because of external reasons then:
– Keep silent until his anger goes
– Find excuses for him, e.g. tired, problems at work, someone insulted him
– Do not ask many questions and insist on knowing what happened, e.g.
1) You should tell me what happened?
2) I must know what made you so angry.
3) You are hiding something, and I have the right to know.
11-Guardianship While He is Absent
* Protect yourself from any prohibited relationships.
* Keep the secrets of the family, particularly bedroom talks and things that the husband doesn't like other people to know.
* Take care of the house and children.
* Take care of his money and properties.
* Do not go out of your house without his permission and put on full hijab.
* Refuse people whom he does not like to come over.
* Do not allow any non-mahram man to be alone with you in any place.
* Be good to his parents and relatives in his absence.
12- Showing Respect for his Family and Friends
* You should welcome his guests and try to please them, especially his parents.
* You should avoid problems as much as you can with his relatives.
* You should avoid putting him is a position where he had to choose between his mother and his wife.
* Show good hospitality for his guests by arranging a nice place for them to sit in, perfection of food, welcoming their wives, etc.
* Encourage him to visit his relatives and invite them to your home.
* Phone his parents and sisters, send letters to them, buy gifts for them, support them in calamities, etc..
13- Admirable Jealousy
* Jealousy is a sign for wife's love for her husband but it should be kept within the limits of Islam, e.g. not insulting or backbiting others, disrespecting them, etc..
* You should not follow or create unfounded doubts.
14-Patience and Emotional Support
* Be patient when you face poverty and strained circumstances.
* When you face calamities and disasters that may happen to you, your husband, your children, relatives or properties, e.g. diseases, accidents, death, etc.
* When facing hardships in Dawah (imprisonment, getting fired, arrested, etc.), be patient and encourage him to keep on the path of Allah and remind him of paradise.
* When he mistreats you, counteract his ill-treatment by good treatment
15- Support in Obedience to Allah, Dawah and Jihad
* Cooperate with your husband and remind him of different obligatory and voluntary worships.
* Encourage him to pray at night.
* Listen and reciting the Quran individually and with your husband.
* Listen to Islamic tapes and songs individually and with your husband.
* Remember Allah much, particularly after Fajr and before Maghrib.
* Share in arranging Dawah activities for women and children.
* Learn Islamic rules (ahkam) and good manners (adab) for women.
* Support your husband activities by encouraging him, offering wise opinions, soothing his pains, etc.
* Yielding some of your rights and a part of your time with your husband for Dawah.
* Encourage him to go for Jihad when needed and remind him that you and children will be in the preservation of Allah .
16-Good Housekeeping
* Keep it clean, decorated and well arranged.
* Change house arrangements from time to time to avoid boredom.
* Perfect of food and prepare healthy foods.
* Learn all the necessary skills for managing the house, e.g. sewing.
* Learn how to raise children properly and in an Islamic way.
17-Preservation of Finances and the Family
* Do not spend from his money, even for charity without his permission unless you are sure that he agrees on this.
* Protect his house, car, etc. while he is absent.
* Keep the children in good shape, clean clothes, etc. Take care of their nutrition, health, education, manners, etc.
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Anxiety was found to increase stroke risk in a dose-dependent manner independent of depression and cardiovascular risk factors in a new study.
Researchers reported that people with the most anxiety symptoms had a 33% increase in stroke risk compared with those with the fewest symptoms after controlling for cardiovascular risk factors, using nationally-representative data from the first National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES I).
After controlling for depression, high anxiety was still associated with a 13% to 20% increase in stroke risk, researcher Maya J. Lambiase, PhD, of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and colleagues, wrote in the journal Stroke, published online Dec. 19.
The study is among the few to explicitly consider anxiety in relation to incident stroke, and it is the first to show a dose-response link between the two, the researchers noted.
A 2008 study examined generalized anxiety disorder and failed to find an association with stroke risk. A 2000 trial considered the association between anxiety and stroke and found depression, but not anxiety, to be associated with incident stroke. However, the study failed to consider the unique contributions of anxiety to stroke risk, Lambiase and colleagues wrote.
"Our study looked at anxiety along a continuum in the general population and not as a specific disorder," Lambiase told MedPage Today. "That is one of the main differences between what we did and the previous studies."
A total of 6,019 adult participants in NHANES I (1971-1975) were followed for 16.29 years, during which time they underwent interviews, took blood tests and had medical and physiological exams.
Anxiety symptoms were measured using the anxious/tense subscale of the General Well-Being Schedule (GWB) test, which was administered by trained interviewers. Depression was evaluated using the GWB depression subscale (GWB-D), and the Center for Epidemiologic Studies of Depression (CESD) scale. CESD scores were considered both as continuous variables and also as a dichotomy according to the cut point for clinical depression (CESD score ≥16 vs.≤16).
Stroke events were identified through hospital/nursing home discharge reports and death certificates.
A total of 419 strokes identified over the follow-up period, and the analysis revealed a dose response relationship between anxiety and stroke, with every one standard deviation (SD) increase in anxiety associated with a 17% increase in stroke risk when adjusting for demographic factors such as age, education, race and BMI.
Among the other findings:
- The association between anxiety and stroke remained significant in models adjusting for cardiovascular and behavioral risk factors.
- Controlling for depression using residualized GWB-D- (HR 1.13, 95% CI 1.06-1.34), continuous CESD- (HR 1.14, 95% CI 1.04-1.27), or dichotomous CESD- (HR 1.13, 95% CI 1.02-1.24) scores did not change results.
- Similar results were seen for anxiety considered in tertiles controlling for age and sex (high versus low anxiety: HR 1.43, 95% CI 1.14-1.80) and when adjusting for other cardiovascular risk factors (high versus low HR 1.33, 95% CI 1.05-1.69) and residualized GWB-D scores (high versus low HR 1.38, 95% CI 1.38, 95% CI 1.03-1.83).
- Controlling for CESD scores did not change the results, and neither interactions between sex and anxiety nor race and anxiety proved to be significant (p's>0.37).
- The behavioral factors found to have the most influence on anxiety and stroke were smoking and lack of physical activity, but these factors did not fully explain the association.
"Poor health behaviors may be one pathway linking anxiety with stroke risk," the researchers wrote. "In the present study, behaviors (particularly smoking and physical activity) had the most sizable attenuating effect on the relationship between anxiety and incident stroke. However, since these behaviors did not account fully for the association between anxiety and incident stroke, direct biological effects of anxiety should also be considered."
Lambiase said the study highlights the importance of continuing to study the impact of anxiety, independent of depression, on stroke risk.
"Stroke is the number four cause of death and a leading cause of disability," she said. "After adjusting in many ways for depression, anxiety was still associated with stroke in our study. This needs to be explored further."
From the American Heart Association:
The study was funded by grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and the National Institute of Mental Health.
The researchers report no relevant disclosures.
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Providing the family-nurse partnership programme through interpreters in England
Barnes, Jacqueline and Ball, M. and Niven, Lisa (2011) Providing the family-nurse partnership programme through interpreters in England. Health and Social Care In The Community 19 (4), pp. 382-391. ISSN 0966-0410.
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This study looks at the delivery of the Family-Nurse Partnership (FNP) in England with interpreters. This home-visiting programme for vulnerable, young first-time mothers is known in the USA as the Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP). FNP is manualised with a number of fidelity targets and stretch objectives. This study covers the first two phases, pregnancy and infancy (up to 12 months). The programme relies on the development of a close nurse-client relationship. Interpreters can be a barrier for therapeutic work with vulnerable groups. The aims are to determine from quantitative and qualitative data whether the FNP programme can be delivered with fidelity in the presence of an interpreter and to explore issues concerned with the impact of interpreters on relationships. Statistical comparisons were made of delivery objectives over 2 years, from April 2007 to February 2009, in the 10 sites in England, spread across all nine Government Office Regions providing FNP. Forty-three clients had an interpreter at some point and 1261 did not. Qualitative interviews were conducted between April and May 2009 with 30 stakeholders (nurses, clients, interpreters). In relation to quantitative indicators, the percentage of planned content covered in visits was lower with interpreters (pregnancy 90% vs. 94%; infancy 88% vs. 93%) and both understanding and involvement of clients, as judged by nurses on 5-point scales, were lower (understanding, pregnancy 4.3 vs. 4.6, infancy 3.8 vs. 4.5; involvement, pregnancy 4.4 vs. 4.7, infancy 3.7 vs. 4.5). The interpreter was not thought by nurses to impede the development of a collaborative client-nurse relationship unless the interpreter and client became too close, but some nurses and clients reported that they would rather manage without an interpreter. Some stress was noted for nurses delivering the programme with an interpreter. More research is needed to determine the extent to which interpreters accurately convey the programme's strength-based approach.
Item Type: | Article |
Additional Information: | The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.com |
Keyword(s) / Subject(s): | home-visiting, interpreters, nurses, parenting, prevention, therapeutic relationship |
School: | Birkbeck Schools and Departments > School of Science > Psychological Sciences |
Research Centre: | Children, Families and Social Issues, Institute for the Study of |
Depositing User: | Administrator |
Date Deposited: | 24 May 2011 10:37 |
Last Modified: | 05 Dec 2016 11:52 |
URI: | http://eprints.bbk.ac.uk/id/eprint/3319 |
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Friday, July 25 Acquired Series - Disney Channel Premiere LEGO Star Wars: The New Yoda Chronicles "Race for the Holocrons" (9:30 PM - 10:00 PM ET/PT) Obi-Wan tells Luke of the existence of the Jedi Holocrons and urges him to go to Tatooine where they've been hidden all these years. Unfortunately for the good guys, Darth Vader is also on the hunt. A frantic race to get to the buried Holocrons ensues - a race Vader wins. TV-Y7-FV
Saturday, July 26 *Original Television Special Premiere "Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars" (9:00 PM - 10:00 PM ET/PT) The story is set a couple summers ago in a galaxy far, far away when Phineas, Ferb and the gang are in a parallel universe during Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Phineas and Ferb are living just one moisture farm over from Luke Skywalker on the planet of Tatooine when R2-D2 and the Death Star plans inadvertently fall into their speeder. Meanwhile, intergalactic chaos erupts on the Death Star when Perry the Rebelpus is trapped in carbonite while trying to stop Darthenshmirtz from using his new "Sith-inator." Iconic Star Wars characters Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, C-3PO and R2-D2 are featured in this special event programming. TV-G
*The special is preceded by Pixar's "Monsters, Inc." (7:20 p.m. ET/PT) and will be followed by an exclusive extended "Star Wars Rebels" trailer.
Sunday, July 27 Original Series - Episode Premiere Liv and Maddie "Space-Werewolf-A-Rooney" (8:00 PM - 8:30 PM ET/PT) To prove to the skeptics that she is meant to star in "Space Werewolves," Liv agrees to do all her own stunts, not realizing exactly how complicated they are. Guest starring Garry Marshall as Vic Defazerelli and Mimi Drew as Whitney TV-G
Sunday, July 27 Original Series - Episode Premiere I Didn't Do It "Earth Boys are Icky" (8:30 PM - 9:00 PM ET/PT) Delia is convinced boys on earth are too ordinary for her and creates a high-tech device to communicate with outer space and attract an extraterrestrial boyfriend. Meanwhile, Logan finds himself in an even weirder relationship when he discovers his new girlfriend Danica is the vice principal's daughter. Guest starring Savannah Lathem as Danica TV-G
Sunday, July 27 Original Series - Episode Premiere Austin & Ally "Eggs & Extraterrestrials" (9:00 PM - 9:30 PM ET/PT) When Dez, Trish and Austin convince Ally to attend the annual Zaliens Convention that's being held in Miami, Trish and Dez happen to stumble upon real Zaliens and the foursome must devise a plan to survive from their attack. TV-G


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