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Four floods of progressively fatal outsider assaults have left the greater part of Earth destroyed. Cassie is on the run, urgently attempting to spare her more youthful sibling.
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Duration: 1h 52mYear: 2016
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Scenes were recorded on Cotton Avenue in Macon, Georgia which was made to look post-prophetically calamitous and excessively reasonably. A few structures were harmed by pyrotechnic impacts, and occupants called the city requesting them to get the waste in the city.
Amid taping in Macon, GA, a transport blast harmed a few organizations along Cotton Avenue.
On August 31, 2015, Chloë Grace Moretz uncovered that she read the novel this motion picture depends on 3 times. She said that she was exceptionally eager to play her most loved character from the book.
In the book Reznik is a person.
Oompa in the book is intended to be an overweight 7-8 year old.
Initially, the film had a sexual moment amongst Cassie and Evan, however the scene didn't make it to the finished product. Be that as it may, the scene is incorporated as a feature of 'erased scenes' on the DVD.
Tye Sheridan, Nick Robinson and Mitchell Hope tried out for the part of Ben Parish.
The world urban communities seen being obliterated in the tidal wave grouping are Miami, Bangkok, London, and New York City.
The tune Cassie sings for Sam is Coldplay's Don't Panic.
The book is set in Dayton, Ohio.
In the book, Ringer has dark hair and is of Asian ethnicity.
The story have taken motivation from the John Carpenter film They Live (1988) where the hero wear uncommon glasses with a specific end goal to see the genuine type of outsiders that have attacked earth.
A Sony spilled email uncovered that Viggo Mortensen, Russell Crowe, Jason Clarke, Matthias Schoenaerts, James Badge Dale and Ethan Hawke were considered for the part of Vosch, positioned from first to 6th individually. Fellow Pearce, Demián Bichir, Luke Evans, Ben Foster, Joel Edgerton and Jared Leto were additionally considered. The part went to Liev Schreiber.
The verse Colonel vosch (liev shrieber ) presents to the children that are being prepared as solider ( when I was a youngster I talked like a kid, I adopted the thought process of a kid ,I contemplated like a tyke however when I turned into a grown-up I set away immature things) is from the Bible, 1 Corinthians 13:11
Lush scene gone up against Jackson trail outside of Winder, Georgia, USA.
The third book is named "The Last Star".
The second book in the arrangement is known as The Infinite Sea and it was discharged in 2014.
J Blakeson 's first film since The Dissappearance of Alice Creed, which was discharged in 2009.
In the book Evan Walker has chestnut eyes that Cassie depicts as the shade of chocolate.
A Sony spilled email uncovered that Natalie Portman, Jessica Chastain, Emily Blunt, Robin Wright, Rachel Weisz and Naomie Harris were considered for the part of Reznik, positioned from first to 6th individually. Michelle Rodriguez, Marisa Tomei, and Juliette Lewis were likewise considered. The part went to Maria Bello.
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Four floods of progressively fatal assaults have left the greater part of Earth in demolish. Against a setting of dread and doubt, Cassie is on the run, urgently attempting to spare her more youthful sibling. As she gets ready for the unavoidable and deadly fifth wave, Cassie collaborates with a young fellow who may turn into her last trust – on the off chance that she can just trust him.
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After Cassie discharge the last shot from the Colt Model 1911 handgun, snaps are heard as though she had pulled the trigger a few times. On that firearm, after the last shot is discharged, the slide bolts back hindering the mallet. Pulling the trigger by then does nothing, so a tick couldn't be listened. Furthermore, the 1911 is a solitary activity firearm for the main shot that not at all like a twofold activity weapon obliges it to either shoot a round or to be physically positioned for a trigger draw to drop the sledge.[vc_toggle title="Expand to See All Movie Goofs" el_id="1476561358978-47c1f400-ce85"]
Evan sees Cassie remove her old wrap, and after that helps her with the new swathe. He inquires as to whether she has a couple of scissors, notwithstanding observing her utilization a couple just minutes prior.
The .45 that Cassie's dad gives her at the camp just has 1 ammunition clasp, and he isn't seen giving her any more ammunition. After she fires the .45 while running on the interstate, we hear a capable of being heard "snap", connoting that the clasp has been discharged and she's plainly out of ammunition. After she discovers her firearm at Evan's home, she pulls the clasp from it and a completely stacked clasp tumbles from it.
Cassie is wearing Converse toward the start of the motion picture. Nonetheless, once she enters the service station. She is wearing an alternate combine of shoes.
Cassie packs her sack before leaving home, taking a gander at her telephone with its spotted cover, before placing it into her pack. Sibling Sam shows up in the entryway and the telephone is currently back on the bed.
Around 54 Minutes into the motion picture; Cassie falls over a tripwire setting off an alert. In the following shot the wire is still there. Evan comes pursuing her and strolls "through" similar wire without bouncing or sly activity.
While going through the forested areas Cassie looses her siblings teddy bear. In any case, when she is in a dozing pack, the teddy bear is with her.
At the point when the tidal waves are alluded to as hitting beach front urban communities, footage of Tower Bridge in London and Siam Securities in Bangkok(one presumes) being wiped out. Bangkok and London are not beach front urban areas. Nonetheless, they are low height urban communities, and London has been overwhelmed a few times in the past preceding the development of the Thames Barrier.
The branch of the Military spoke to in the film are expressed to be the U.S. Armed force, however the style of disguise outfits worn by the "Armed force" in the film are really worn particularly and just by the U.S. Marines. Notwithstanding that, they are utilizing vehicles having a place with the Air Force, set apart with 'USAF', and, as per set pictures and another IMDB.com client, have the US hail fix on their regalia confronting the wrong way.
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Marketing now more than ever is about the now (haha, okay, yes I just wanted to say that, but it's true). There are whole agencies devoted to reactive marketing based on what is trending or happening at the moment, which is pretty damn cool in my opinion.
I wanted to share something that's close to home in two ways: first, I work (in marketing) Mondelez, the company that makes Oreos, and second, I grew up in Malaysia. Malaysia has an interesting cultural landscape in that it comprises three main ethnic groups: the Malays, the Chinese, and the Indians. There is often tension between the races and people often identify themselves by their ethnicity and not as "Malaysian". The Malaysian government has made several efforts to encourage ethnic harmony (such as the 1Malaysia campaign).
I won't get into it, but there's been a lot of turmoil politically going on in Malaysia. That's why this #Wonderfilled video from Oreo is so relevant in this time of climate. Especially love it because it's an example of how you can build something relevant and current into very classic branding. Enjoy!

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Just 10 years ago, supporters literally wept when Obama took the stage, and famous campaign posters promising "HOPE" and "CHANGE" seemed to be everywhere.
Obama has "changed" all right, and not in a good way for his party. A decade after energizing the left and packing auditoriums everywhere he went, America's first black president is struggling to resonate with even a handful of people at a time.


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It is a rare thing to be an NFL quarterback and not have your home crowd on your side. Eli Manning of the New York Giants is shouldering so much responsibility for their lackluster season that he is breaking his own back. Around him, his teammates, coach, family and yes, his home crowd support him.
Even Josh Freeman got some props when he was allowed to play in Tampa Bay.
So why is it that here in Texas, one of the most football-intensive states in the union, we cannot support a quarterback who has given us seven years of his life, his skill and his dedication?
Texans players came out to support Schaub after this latest insult. They call the reaction on Sunday "barbaric" and "tasteless," "disgusting" and said the people reacting have "no class." Other players simply do not want to be associated with such a virulent group of people.
On Sunday, when Matt Schaub left the game in the third quarter with an ankle injury, just enough "fans" applauded to inflame the entire Houston Texans team. That applause got a bit louder when backup T. J. Yates got on the field, and quickly died when Yates threw his own pick-6.
So Houston, and I mean those of you who have so enthusiastically advocated this changing of the guard, now that you have what you wanted, how do you like it?
For weeks Schaub has endured abuse from so-called fans at a time when anyone would need support. He has not fired back. He has not stooped to your level. He has maintained his dignity and suffered in silence.
Now, with this physical injury added to the undoubtedly mental anguish of the entire situation, one must wonder if he will even want to come back.
And why would he?
The thing that is most disturbing is that many of you do not even believe yourselves wrong. You are self-righteous and self-consumed. This man has done nothing to deserve a Facebook page dedicated to benching him. He has not earned the displeasure of a man on his property telling him what a terrible quarterback he is. He is not a proper scapegoat for the issues with the Houston Texans.
Step outside your small minds for a moment, and take a look around at something other than your own four walls.
With everything going on in today's world, with all the violence and war, all the internal struggling, all the family issues we all face day in and day out, why in the world would you choose to use this man as the root of all your angst?
Like all of you, he is human. Like all of you, he is not always as good at his job as he could be. No one is immune to misfortune. In the case of Schaub, his misfortune is being targeted by low-minded juveniles like yourselves in the midst of everything else.
You do not know this man. You cannot know what his emotional or mental state is at any given moment. He is not an empty doll designed to fulfill your desires for football victory.
Now that you have Yates as the Texans' quarterback, now that he too has "failed" you, will you turn on him? Will you demand he be benched? Will you launch a concentrated campaign to make him so miserable he can't focus on doing the job you so much want to see done?
How dare you display such callous disregard for another human being? On the national stage, in front of your fellow Houston citizens, you have stripped yourselves down to the marrow, and been found seriously lacking.
You are the bottom feeders of society and I feverishly hope the rest of the country does not link your abhorrent actions to the majority of Texans fans.
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Our next meeting will be held in the Kerith Lounge on Thursday, 7th June, between 8pm and 10pm.
It has been suggested that we have a website design question and answer session as a follow up to our previous 2 meetings where we looked at iWeb and Drupal, so please bring any relevant questions with you.
If you have any other issues that you would like to discuss individually or in the group, please bring them along with you. If you want the group to discuss them, please let Geoff Hawke know beforehand or during the evening.
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday.
Doesn't time fly these days. Thursday, 3 May will soon be upon us. That evening the Bracknell-Forest Mac User Group will hold its May meeting in the Kerith Lounge at the Kerith Centre, Church Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1EH.


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Someone may say 'No. I'm not' but not me. There are both pros and cons. Since currently I am working in a paediatric unit in Lady Ridgeway Hospital, Colombo which is considered as the largest childrens' hospital in the world, I have got the fortune to have so much of experiences. Yes it is true that working as a doctor might keep you away from your family. But you have a well developed plan to manage your time. Working with kids, that is awesome. When you see a kid resolving from...
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Satisfaction is relative. It could be in terms of workplace, financial, career, or even training. Personally, I am very satisfied with my career as a doctor. I have always wanted to be one since I was six years old. At the risk of sounding cheeky, this is my dream job and I would not trade it for any other profession. I cannot blame the doctors who do not feel satisfied with their craft though. There must be multiple issues why they feel that you. I agree with ...
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I am glad to say that I am very satisfy with my career so far. Job satisfaction is very important for healthcare professional or doctor. A lot of doctors are not satisfying with their job because of a variety of reason, like limited or extreme competitive specialty or sub-specialty training, limited career advancement opportunities, financial aspect, issue of work-life balance, working environment, and etc. I would suggest that those doctors who are not satisfied with their current job to try t...
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Andy Murray leaves Roland Garros in much better shape than when he arrived, even if losing in the semi-finals to Stan Wawrinka over five sets in four and a half hours on Friday afternoon was not the way he would have chosen to bid adieu to one of his favourite tournaments and cities.
He heads immediately for home to prepare to defend his titles at Queen's and Wimbledon, as well as the points that leave him unchallenged for a little while yet at the top of the world rankings. If he can reset his grass game to draw on the form that lifted him to within one match of reaching the final here for the second year in a row, he will be more dangerous on grass, still his surface of choice.
The world No1 arrived here spluttering and sweating and could not train properly for a couple of days with his coach, Ivan Lendl, who flew in from Florida three weeks ago to be reunited with the Scot. Some thought this odd, although it did not bother the player or the coach. Murray was hardly burdened by expectations after an indifferent clay season.
Many experts, including former players, gave him little chance of getting out of the first week, but here he was on a sun-warmed and windy Court Philippe-Chatrier on the 13th day of the tournament, trading blows with a rampant Wawrinka all the way to the end.
After winning 6-7 (6-8), 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (7-3), 6-1, Wawrinka, at 32 years and 75 days, becomes the oldest men's finalist here since 33-year-old Niki Pilic lost to Ilie Nastase in a three-set final in 1973, an occasion that could hardly have been further removed in quality and time from the performance Friday's antagonists provided for us. It was Pilic who inspired the creation of the Association of Tennis Professionals, incidentally, and who would briefly mentor Novak Djokovic.
That is the past out of the way. Now for the future. Murray emerged from what might best be described as a bit of a mauling upbeat and surprisingly confident. Years ago, he would have been in a deep funk.
But, at 30, he treats triumph and disaster with measured intelligence. Had he just been evicted from 10 Downing Street, say, he would no doubt have kept walking rather than clinging to the doorknob.
"How close that is to my tennis from last year, I don't know. It's very difficult to say. Hopefully it gives me a good base to go into the grass-court season. I played pretty well these last few matches. Even when you're playing well, you're not going to win every match you play, but I put myself in a position to reach a slam final.
"Often when I have done well on the clay [as last year, when he reached the French final and then won Wimbledon for the second time], I feel like that's helped me on the grass. Certainly the matches are not as physical. Going through matches like I did today is a good step for me.
"But it's impossible to say how close you are to your best level at any stage. Things change on a daily basis. I played better today than I did in the last match [to beat Kei Nishikori in four sets] and lost. I was one tie-break away from getting to the final when I came in really struggling. I have to be proud of that.
"Maybe the lack of matches hurt me a bit in the end. That was a very high intensity match, a lot of long points. When you haven't been playing loads, over four, four and a half hours, that can catch up to you. I only have myself to blame for that, the way I played coming into the tournament. But I turned my form around really, really well and ended up having a good tournament, all things considered."
There were moments when he might have shut Wawrinka down – especially after riding out a rough patch in mid-match to go 2-1 up in sets against the run of play – but the strongest man on the Tour would not stay down. Wawrinka played with a ferocity rarely seen in others, whether leading or trailing. Nearly every groundstroke was loaded with venom. He hit 87 winners and 77 unforced errors. Murray's numbers were 36 apiece, which reflects considerably greater caution. At the end, though, there was little he could do against a player at the peak of his powers.
He observed of the closing struggle that might have turned into a mugging, "When you're 5-0 down and three breaks behind in the fifth set you're not that optimistic. But I tried to keep fighting. The 3-0 game, we were at love-30 in that game. Had I managed to get a break there, it might have been a little bit different. I didn't."
Wawrinka, whose own season has been less than brilliant (eight losses in 34 matches) found his 2015 form again – the year he beat Djokovic in the final – and dropped only 54 games to reach the semi-finals, the same as then. He served with more potency than Murray, seven aces to one, and his defensive game has improved markedly, too.
Out but not down in Paris, and London calling? Murray would have settled for that a fortnight ago. Indeed, while still hurting in defeat, he seemed to take a deal of satisfaction from proving a lot of people wrong. It was the manner of his leaving that should be remembered, too. There are not many players at any level who would have retained even a sliver of hope at 0-5 down in the fifth set of a slam semi-final against Wawrinka. But Murray made his opponent sweat until the final point, which drew a trademark single-handed backhand winner from the Swiss.
Their embrace at the net was their 18th, and the eighth time Wawrinka has headed for the locker room a winner. They have had a long and often glorious rivalry. This was probably the best of their six encounters at a slam, and they now stand three apiece in those. There never has been a lot between them. In the closeness of their struggles, we can witness tennis at its very best and in every way.
Wawrinka expects a tougher match in the final against Rafael Nadal, however, and told French reporters he sensed a weakening in Murray's game from their match here a year ago. "Last year he was much more aggressive," he said. "When I play Andy, I always want to dictate the game, be aggressive, play in the court, go up to the net. But last year he was stronger. He was very aggressive, and he never really let me install my game. Today, I think he's less confident. He played a bit less fast. He was a little more hesitant."


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To get back to a favourite topic of mine. I've always found it interesting how absolute strangers work together to pull a temple car, weighing several tonnes, around the narrow streets. Except for a handful, most are novices or at best regular visitors. The steering is rudimentary and each wheel has to be nudged around the corners using large beams. Maintaining a straight line is also quite a job. Here are a few pics that try to capture that detail. The temple car here is that of the Parthasarathy Temple at Triplicane, Chennai.
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Comment...The Las Vegas Massacre, And The Villages
The Las Vegas massacre, I purposely did not watch the news after the tragedy. I listened to some of the news on the radio, on NPR, but I did not want to see the images. Grief triggers my own grieving well (like a water well), and although not watching the TV news, I knew at some point I would start to read about it.
So totally heartbreaking reading some of the stories about those that died, the children or fiances or spouses or parents or grandparents or grandchildren or coworkers or students or teachers now grieving after their loss. Also, about those who were wounded and are alive. Such a story of heartache. Such a story of reverberating impact on the web of connections from each of those people. It is not fifty-eight people, it is fifty-eight villages, fifty-eight lives and all the others that those fifty-eight are involved with and connected to and influenced and touched in one way or another. It is mindboggling and overwhelmingly sad. So sad I find it impossible to take in the enormity of it all.
Each individual person and their story is gut wrenching enough. How do you take in the impact of loss of such multiple lives, multiple stories of people's lives changed forever inside of what was it, eleven minutes? Reading through one of the Washington Post's brief description of each person who died, one is more tragic and heart breaking than another. I used to think my mother was overly emotionally reactive to such tragic events. She is long gone. I am as emotionally reactive as she was, and maybe more so in some instances.
All of this triggers my own grieving which is still fresh. It has been eight months since Emilee died. The enormous wound of loss has changed in eight months time, but the edges of that wound are still on the rough side, and I think that makes me even more prone to tears when reading about the lives lost in Las Vegas.
I just can't seem to wrap my head around the impact this kind of loss has on the organism that is the sea of humanity in which we are all swimming. I find it hard to believe that we just absorb this kind of a blow and it does not have some deep rippling effects on us. Somewhere, somehow, doesn't this impact the organism that we call humanity or society? I understand that Las Vegas is Las Vegas and that days after this unimaginable event, Las Vegas is getting back to "normal", although it did show caring and open arms to the victims.
I do not understand how this kind of gaping wound is sustained, and tolerated. I do not understand why people are still reluctant to put stricter restrictions on people's ability to procure weapons capable of such high-powered destruction and multi-victim lethalness.
I do not understand how business goes on as usual. I cannot believe that we "just go on". The way my brain and my heart cannot understand the enormity of the grief and devastation one person inflicted on so many lives (deceased, wounded, and those left behind to deal with the enormous reverberating consequences), I cannot imagine that this event will not cause some kind of injury to the body or the psyche or both, of the being that is this living, breathing animal that is our world, our existence, our very soul.
How many times must we suffer bleeding, gaping, torn open flesh and sinew in nightmares that are embedded in victims that are both present and not present at such catastrophes (and I include responders in this group as well as anyone else touched by such horror with such wonderful aftereffects as PTSD). The survivors already are plagued with nightmares and suffer PTSD.
It is all just beyond my grasp of comprehension as to what the reluctance is to restrict an individual's access to weapons of such destruction. You want handguns? Fine, keep your right to arms.
Politics and guns and all that B.S. aside, in focusing on the larger US as people, how in God's name do we manage to go on existing, and keep recovering from, these self-inflicted wounds? What does it take to make us just STOP. Do SOMETHING.
We are the village. Are we totally defenseless against this? Will we self-destruct? Is there something we can do, or are these calculated, unavoidable losses in this complex society of ours? In military terms, they say "acceptable losses". What kind of an oxymoron is that???? How are losses acceptable??? Is there really such a thing when it comes to lives and villages?
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Launched in March 2015, the new A-dec 500 stools offer features that support ultimate comfort for the dental team. For starters, both the 521 doctor's stool and A-dec 522 assistant's stool are based on a dynamic seating system, with three layers of flexible seating and unique performance zones that mold to the shape of the body. These performance zones work in unison to keep you supported while you shift, lean and work. It's all topped off with a supple top layer of cushion foam.
Along with a comfortable, conforming seat, a contoured backrest cradles the spine for ultimate comfort (it's standard on the doctor's stool and optional on the assistant's stool). The stools encourage a hips-above-knees position with the backrest raised low and forward, allowing your spine to maintain a healthy S-shape: a posture referred to as an "athletic stance." Minimizing internal pressures via this neutral spinal position can reduce the incidence of painful and disabling disc injuries and reduce the overall strain on spinal tissues, as it influences the posture of the entire spinal column and positively affects the mechanics of the neck, shoulder and back. An increase in body weight is transferred to the feet, decreasing the total pressure on the seating surface. Need to adjust? Four easy-to-follow numbered paddles (all within reach) encourage incremental customized adjustments of the seat tilt, seat height, backrest tilt and backrest height, ensuring that the operator stays comfortable all day long–no matter who sits on the stool. No wonder the American Association of Women Dentists (A.A.W.D.) voted the A-dec 500 stool as the best new product of the year.
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Yeah....Now I never watched Avatar the animated series. So I was indifferent to the changes.I was actually looking forward to it with an open mind.
Hell the trailer even looks decent, and I'll admit I'm slightly a fan of Shyamalan movies.
But in the end this picture pretty much sums my feelings after I watched the movie.
Yes the girl in the middle. The one who's head looks like a giant penis. The horrible thing my friend Cory Loudon , I and Hundreds of Americans instantly picked up on it looking like. Not only did Shyamalan give us a horrible movie. He even put a big dick in front of the screen right in our faces, Almost like he's saying "HAHA You spent your good hard earned money on this dick shit movie and your never getting it back!" Thanks alot Shyamalan for giving the shaft to good American people who put faith in your movie. It wasn't even moistened you pretty much did us dry. Whats worse, I feel bad for the hardcore fans of Avatar. This movie must have cut deep. But I digress, This is not a review. Just pointing the giant Willy
Matthew Patrick will be reviewing this more indepth and he will have the prospective of someone who actually watched the Tv show. Stay tuned for his review in the upcoming weeks.
~ Masai Asantewa


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Soap Operas. What a strange concept of narrative. A ridiculous blend of the mundane mixed with theatrical over-the-top shenanigans. I have been home a lot of late, and between 1pm and 4pm the TV is hijacked by daytime drama. Most of these shows have been running for over 50 years with no signs of stopping. And people watch this stuff religiously (I used to as a teen, mostly because my mom and sister got me hooked) but was it always this bad?
Here are some of my observations over twenty years later:
· All the "big" stars who left the show to pursue a career in film, are all back at their daytime gig. Seriously, identical casts from 1987… Guess that didn't pan out, huh?
· How does time stand still for some and accelerate at triple speed for others? Kids who were kids back in my day now have adult children, while Auntie What's-Her-Face is still dating. Who is doing the life math on the writing team?
· Someone is still getting buried alive. (?!)
· Love triangles now include long lost offspring. (Ewww.)
· Why do they never know who the father is? Like, EVER?
· People still wake up in their hospital beds with full makeup and coiffed hair. And why is it that most daytime drama scenes are performed in hospitals anyway?
· Why is it always ridiculously sunny outside, everyday?
· When is the last time you had an entire conversation with your back to the person you're conversing with (while making constipated faces to an invisible camera in front of you)?
· In case you don't get the gist that someone is in trouble by the words being spoken, there is handy foreboding string music with heavy bass (just in case). And they usually cut to commercial right after (another handy hint).
· They still do the sappy montage at the end of the show; with clips of each character looking out the window, or kissing their lover happily, or crying alone holding a picture frame, or fiendishly fishing out a gun from a locked office drawer…
Oy vey!
Well, at least I got some makeup and hair ideas.
Well, at least I got some makeup and hair ideas.


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You don't find line-ups packed quite like this one too often, come out and catch Sharon Mannion (Bridget & Eamon), Emma Doran (RTE Republic of Telly), Eve Darcy (Vodafone Comedy Festival), Clisare (YouTube Viral Sensation), Ashley Manning (Alison Spittle Support) & Kate O'Byrne making her stand-up debut all pieced together by our trusty host Áine Gallagher (Vodafone Comedy Carnival) as MC. Don't miss this one!
'Hilarious' – Spin 1038
'One to watch' - Irish Daily Mirror
'Very Funny' - JOE.ie
Sharon Mannion
Emma Doran
Eve Darcy
Ashley Manning
& Kate O'Byrne
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Nelson McCausland: Queen's University should tell us if it approves of a report critical of Brexit which bears its crest
Queen's has a duty to be transparent about whether it shares views of academic, argues Nelson McCausland
The border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic is being used by Eurocrats in Brussels, as well as politicians in Dublin and some politicians in London and Belfast, in a rearguard attempt to derail Brexit.
Almost every day there is another speech or report on the border issue, and on Tuesday a small, globalist cabal known as The Elders issued a warning that a hard-border Brexit could pose a threat to the Good Friday Agreement.
Two of the best-known Elders are former US President Jimmy Carter, now aged 93, and Mary Robinson, who was president of the Irish Republic more than 20 years ago.
Some of the other members of this elitist cabal I have never heard of.
On the same day as the warning, a policy paper on Brexit, Scotland and Northern Ireland was published by the Scottish Centre on European Relations (SCER) in Edinburgh.
It was reported widely in the media, and the pro-EU twitterati went into overdrive.
So, what is the SCER? It is not some national institution. It is simply a small, private limited company, incorporated in March 2017 with three directors.
One of them is Dr Kirsty Hughes, who also an associate fellow of the Brussels-based Friends of Europe. She has also worked for a number of European think-tanks and was a senior political adviser in the European Commission.
Kirsty Hughes is clearly pro-EU. After the Brexit referendum, she wrote: "The UK has stepped back from Europe, stepped back from the world and, in the process, done deep damage to itself, the EU and the wider world."
I would certainly disagree with that. The Brexit vote was a vote to break free from the bureaucratic shackles of the EU project in order to be able to trade more freely with the wider world. It was a stepping out rather than a stepping back.
The other two company directors are David Gow, who was the EU correspondent for the Scotsman in the 1970s, and Tobias Simon Lock, who teaches EU law and is a co-director of the Europa Institute.
In truth, the SCER seems to be simply a platform for a small coterie of europhiliacs.
The SCER report on Brexit was co-authored by Kirsty Hughes, with Northern Ireland input from Dr Katy Hayward, a reader in sociology at Queen's University Belfast.
Her doctorate was on the impact of European integration on the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, and she has a keen interest in the subject.
She also has a rather jaundiced view of the DUP, as she revealed earlier this year when writing "in a personal capacity" for the Guardian.
Their report claims that Brexit has caused "substantial damage" to devolution and that the UK Government is largely ignoring Northern Ireland.
Both claims were rejected by Sammy Wilson MP, who said the damage was being done by those who "harp on about the vote".
He also said that London had "paid far too much attention" to the border issue.
There seems to be a constant flood of statements and reports on Brexit and the border and, of course, this feeds into the political discourse emanating from Brussels, Dublin, Sinn Fein and the SDLP.
It is in each of their interests to talk up the issue, with Brussels fearing the start of some EU disintegration, Dublin parties looking towards a general election in the Republic, Sinn Fein seeking to destabilise Northern Ireland and the SDLP trying to keep up with Sinn Fein.
However, the SCER report also has the name and logo of Queen's University Belfast, presumably since the other co-author is a reader in sociology at the university.
But does that entitle the publisher to include the QUB logo on the cover, as if the university is endorsing the report? We might ask Queen's, has the university considered or endorsed this report?
With so much scrutiny of the pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit campaigns, I think we need some clarity about the use of the names and logos of universities.
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Graham Bell, a former Olympic skier who now works for the BBC, went down the Olympic downhill skiing course in Sochi and took a crazy first-person video.
The downhill course is intense this year. On Saturday, American skier Bode Miller said the course "could kill you."
"The top is aggressive, speeds are so high and the turns are so swingy and bumpy … It's very treacherous … This course has teeth everywhere," he told the BBC.
The first-person video is terrifying if you're not an Olympic-level skier. He's absolutely flying down the hill:


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As an aside, it may have been noticed that my Flickr account hasn't been updated in a while. I've now had to set up a new account and can be found under Gulfstream-chaser. Once I get some Gulfy pics on there, I'll put a link under my Welcome message.
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
The Cutting Edge - Day 3
We had to take some pictures at Antique Archaeology. Sadly, they are not open on Sundays, so we didn't get to meet Mike, Frank or Danielle.
The mighty Mississippi is in the background.
Get out your X-acto knife. Here's a stamp just waiting to be carved!
No, Mary. This is not our backyard! I think the Pickers might enjoy digging through our garage!
Le Claire has a neat Main Street with lots of eclectic shops. The river always offers great photo ops.
Le Claire has recently come in to the spotlight due to the American Pickers, but it has another claim to fame. "Buffalo Bill" Cody grew up here.
Scout Park, which was established in 1836 and offers great views of the Mississippi River, is a couple of block up a steep hill from where Buffalo Bill lived until he was 7 years old.
Continuing on our journey home, we wound our way through more picturesque country and river towns. We enjoy taking the road less traveled. It was a beautiful day and we were thrilled when we saw the temperature rise to 53 degrees!
Eagles were enjoying the beautiful day, too.
A short way after we passed fresh road-kill, we came across fish along the side of the road. Surf-n-Turf must have been the special of the day at the Eagle Cafe.
A scary bridge brought us back into Illinois. The bridge was narrow, you drive on a grated surface, and the side planks do not look like they would prevent anything from taking a swim. Steve would tell you that most bridges scare me, but this one was a little more frightful than most, but not as much as others we have traversed.
We stopped in Galena, Illinois for a late lunch. Surprisingly, we had never been to Galena. We will be going back, as we did not have much time to explore the town.
We had lunch at Vinny Vanucchi's. We will have to go back since the Love Dungeon was already taken by other diners. Bummer!
As the day came to a close, Iowa treated us to a spectacular sunset.
After a fun weekend, we arrive safely home around 10:30 pm
3 comments:
- Adam said...
I always wondered about this "Letter Boxing" you are always posting about. Sounds like a lot of fun. Great article by the way - pictures and all.
- February 21, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- irishk said...
This is really interesting Zoma and such a cool activity for both of you to enjoy! I can't say that I completely 'get it' quite yet, but the pictures help to fill in a few blanks. Some day when I have you captured in person, I will pick your brain for a detailed Q/A session:-) Kathleen
- February 21, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Zoma said...
Adam - There are lots of letterboxes in California. If you guys want to try it out sometime, let me know and I can give you a couple of web address to find the clues.
Kathleen - We will give you a "private" lesson/field trip (probably with Mary) this summer. We already have some stamps carved to hide near Elk River. You and Mary can be our "guinea pigs" to see if the clues make sense! :-)
- February 23, 2011 at 7:46 AM


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A Colorful Icelandic Cottage Kitchen
The glorious turquoise color of these cabinets makes me so happy — well, that combined with all the pretty dishes and the neat little tableaus. What a charmer!
This cottage kitchen belongs to Halla Bára Gestsdóttir and Gunnar Sverrisson, co-founders of Home & Delicious, and it's located by Lake Vesturhóp in Northwestern Iceland. As the couple tells Design*Sponge, they meticulously restored the cottage to make it as cozy and comfortable as possible.
Gah! That dishware is just so pretty. Head on over to Design*Sponge to see all angles of this kitchen. There are a few shelves that are just wonderful!
See the Full Tour → A Cozy Icelandic Cottage at Design*Sponge
Published: Nov 13, 2013