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I admit to being moody, swinging from silly and cheerful to sullen and brooding. Over the years I've searched for the key, how to be who I want to be. I want to be kind, cheerful and hard-working. Yet too many days, I wake up and don't want to get out of bed. I've analyzed these times from every angle. Three truths I have found out about me.
First is that these times are always preceded by an unexpected roadblock. Either some problem I'm not sure how to deal with physically, like our furnace not working, or that tree I don't know what to do with or an unexpected guest who needs a place to stay, or it is an emotional bump that interferes with my internal sense of well being, like being reminded of family scars that never healed or dreaming about trying to save dying babies. (There was one just last night, it held my fingers so tight, but its little lungs could not breath right.)
The second thing, I have found is that avoiding the issue just makes my period of moodiness take longer to get through. The quicker I can form a plan to deal with physical problems the sooner I can get back to being who I want to be. Even if it's only "I can't deal with this now, I will deal with this next week or next month," it is amazing how helpful it is just to designate a particular time to deal with the unexpected. Of course it only works because I know I will face the problem at the time I appoint for myself. Surprisingly, I often find an answer often pops up before the deadline. For emotional upsets though, planning doesn't help. Instead, crying and writing or drawing are necessary. I am very lucky in that, once I share a feeling, just believing I am being heard, it is enough to lighten my heart and return me to the state where, with a little patience, the third truth can pull me out of my gloom.
Hope is my key to healing and to being who I want to be. Believing that life is full of the most amazing array of miracles, knowing that I need only be responsible for my own happiness and no one else's and best of all, forgiving myself for being a human who falls down a lot, these are my internal medicines that keep the seeds of hope and love blooming ever stronger. (Some time spent away from people, in the garden is extremely helpful too.)


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The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd., Bhubaneswar was granted a licence by the Reserve Bank of India on September 7, 1987 to conduct banking business under Section 22 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (As Applicable to Co-operative Societies).
The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd., Bhubaneswar, Odisha has now ceased to be solvent, all efforts to revive it having failed. The depositors being inconvenienced by the continued uncertainty, the Reserve Bank of India delivered the order cancelling its licence to the bank on February 17, 2014. The Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Government of Odisha has also been requested to issue an order for winding up the bank and appoint a liquidator for the bank. On liquidation, every depositor is entitled to repayment of his/her deposits up to a monetary ceiling of `1,00,000/- (Rupees one lakh only) from the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation under usual terms and conditions.
The statutory inspection conducted under Section 35 of the Act with reference to its financial position as on March 31, 2003 had reported deteriorating financial position viz. Assessed Net Worth at ` (-) 310.90 lakh, Capital to Risk Weighted Asset Ratio (CRAR) at (-) 8.1%, and Gross and Net Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) of the bank at 39.4% and 31.9% respectively. The bank had sanctioned loans to its Directors and their relatives in 14 accounts and with the exception of one account, all accounts became NPA. In view of the above, directions under Section 35 A of B. R. Act, 1949 (AACS) were imposed on the bank with effect from the close of business on January 13, 2004 restricting, inter alia, withdrawal in excess of ` 1000/- per deposit account. Modified directions were issued to the bank vide letter dated March 14, 2006 restricting acceptance of fresh deposits in savings and current accounts or any other accounts. Directions were again modified on a review of liquidity position of the bank and the ceiling on withdrawal was increased from ` 1000/- to ` 3000/- vide directive dated June 20, 2007.
Keeping in view the deteriorating financial position and continuing irregularities as on March 31, 2008, a Show Cause Notice (SCN) for cancellation of licence was issued to the bank on December 11, 2008. The reply of the bank dated January 13, 2009 to the SCN was not found satisfactory. The bank's revival plan submitted on January 15, 2009 was also not found satisfactory. The bank was given time to explore the possibility of a merger with any other strong UCB in or outside the State of Odisha. However, the bank failed to come forward with any viable merger proposal.
The statutory inspection as on March 31, 2009, 2010 and 2011 also indicated no improvement and the bank continued to function in violation of the provisions of Section 11(1) and 22 (3) (a) of the Act ibid.
A fresh SCN for cancellation of licence was issued to the bank on September 6, 2011 after reviewing its financial position as on March 31, 2011. The bank had not submitted its reply to the SCN and sought extension of time to materialize its merger proposal.
In the meantime, the statutory inspection was conducted with reference to the bank's financial position as on March 31, 2012. The proposed merger did not materialize, with the acquirer bank withdrawing in January 2013. The process of cancellation of licence was again initiated as per the recommendation of TAFCUB based on the financial position of the bank as on March 31, 2012 and accordingly a fresh SCN was issued to the bank on May 31, 2013.
The bank in its reply to the latest SCN issued on May 31, 2013 submitted that it would comply with the various sections of B. R. Act, viz Section 11, 22(3) on successful implementation of One Time Settlement (OTS) scheme and infusion of share capital of `10.00 crore from the State Government though there was no commitment from the State Government to this effect. The bank emphasized that by implementing OTS / SARFAESI Act, it intended to collect ` 1130.52 lakh by March 31, 2014. Considering the poor track record of the bank on recovery front, the projected target of recovery was found not realistic. The bank in its reply also stated that a society has expressed their willingness to take over the management of the bank. The proposal was examined but not found acceptable due to violation of BR Act provision.
The bank was issued SCN for cancellation of licence on four occasions i.e. July 3, 2004, December 11, 2008, September 6, 2011 and May 31, 2013. Though more than reasonable time had elapsed the bank could not produce a viable merger proposal, while the deposit erosion of the bank has reached an alarming stage of 50.96%.
From the facts and circumstances stated above it was observed that:
- The bank does not comply with the provisions of Sections 11(1) and 18 of B.R. Act
- The bank is not in a position to pay its present and future depositors and the affairs of the bank are being conducted in a manner detrimental to the interest of the present and future depositors and thus the bank did not comply with Section 22(3) (a) and 22 (3) (b) of the B.R. Act.
- The financial position of the bank leaves no scope for its revival.
- Public interest would be adversely affected if the bank is allowed to carry on its business any further.
- The bank has not taken any positive steps on capital augmentation and financial restructuring and there is no concrete / viable revival plan. Merger proposal with any other sound bank is also not forth-coming.
In view of the above, the licence granted to the bank to conduct banking business deserved to be cancelled. Accordingly, the licence dated September 7, 1987 granted to The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd., Bhubaneswar, Odisha to conduct banking business in India under Section 22 of the Act has been cancelled. With the cancellation of licence and commencement of liquidation proceedings, the process of paying the depositors of The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd., Bhubaneswar, Odisha will be set in motion subject to the terms and conditions of the Deposit Insurance Scheme.
Consequent upon the cancellation of its licence, The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd., Bhubaneswar, Odisha is prohibited from carrying on 'banking business' as defined in Section 5(b) of Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (AACS) including acceptance and repayment of deposits.
For any clarifications, depositors may approach Shri P. S. Venkateswaran, Deputy General Manager, Urban Banks Department, Reserve Bank of India, Bhubaneswar. His contact details are as below.
The Deputy General Manager, Urban Banks Department, Pandit Jawaharal Nehru Marg, Reserve Bank of India, PB No. 16 & 17, Bhubaneshwar-751001. Telephone/ Fax No.-0674 2394226. Email.

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With the remaining Starks still reeling from "The Red Wedding," this fourth season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" picks up in Westeros, as the terrible King Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson) prepares to marry Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer). Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) reluctantly serves King Joffrey but receives an increasingly icy reception from sister Cersei (Lena Headey), causing him to turn toward despondent brother Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) for assistance. Tyrion is now married to Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), but that union is short-lived. Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) and the Hound (Rory McCann) travel the wilderness together, and Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) prepares for a Wildling battle. Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) continues her seasons-long preparations for battle, with her dragons becoming deadlier by the day.
Even after getting burned with the expensive spectacle "Rome", HBO went all in on "Game of Thrones," which is based on George R. R. Martin's celebrated "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels. They hired an expansive cast of excellent actors; shot in beautiful, exotic locations; constructed intricate, visually arresting sets; and used top-tier CGI to animate the dragons and other creatures. This is a show that transcends genres, and no longer can it be dismissed as mere fantasy. Gripping in its bloody politics and familial melodrama, "Game of Thrones" is strong in this fourth season, though slightly less forward moving than in the previous season. If anything, Daenerys' slow roll back toward Westeros, which takes much, much longer than this season's ten episodes, becomes monotonous. The Lannisters do much scheming this season, and their characters are a prickly, compelling bunch.
This fourth season follows the second half of Martin's "A Storm of Swords," and Thomas Spurlin wrote an extensive review of the original Blu-ray edition here. This recently released Steelbook Edition offers new Dolby Atmos tracks and fancy packaging, but may not necessarily be worth an upgrade if you already own the season in high definition. Steelbook fans will certainly want to grab this set, which also includes a collectible magnet, but others may be content to stick with the already excellent standard release. Either way, "Game of Thrones" is a phenomenal show that continues to successfully live up to - and top - previous successful seasons.
Each episode receives an excellent 1.78:1/1080p/AVC-encoded transfer that offers impressive fine-object detail and texture. Close-ups reveal intimate facial details, the notable production design of fabrics and sets, and every bit of dirt, grime and blood shed during battle. Black levels and shadow detail are solid, colors are nicely saturated, and skin tones appear natural. Only briefly did I spot some noise in backgrounds, and a few compression artifacts popped up in darker, foggier scenes.
New to this re-release are Dolby Atmos surround tracks, which I sampled in 7.1 Dolby TrueHD. These mixes are absolutely theatrical in quality. The immersive action effects of battle surround the viewer. Dialogue is crisp and clean, whether delivered from the center channel or directionally. Ambient and environment effects are frequent and nuanced, and both clarity and range are excellent. Listen to those dragons snort and take to the skies! The score, and wonderful opening theme, is weighty and nicely integrated. English, French, Spanish, German and Italian 5.1 Dolby Digital mixes are included, as are a bunch of subtitle options.
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Stay at the Lake Shore Motel & RV Park in Mannford and get on the water at Keystone Lake in mere minutes. Keyport Marina, Prairie View Boat Ramp and Keystone State Park are all located near the property, so rent a room and simply stroll down to enjoy the lake.
To accommodate fisherman, this lakefront motel offers bass boat hookups and boat parking. Extend your stay with daily, weekly and monthly rates on efficiency suites, king and double size rooms. Cool off in the outdoor pool then walk across the parking lot to enjoy dinner at the legendary Freddie's Steakhouse.
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South Indian cooking at Food at 52
I bought Josh a South Indian cookery course day at Food at 52 for his birthday last month. It sounded so good that I bought myself a ticket too! South Indian food is one of my favourites – and it happens to be largely vegetarian – but I've never been able to master a good curry at home, so I was desperate to pick up some tips.
The class's menu did include one prawn dish but was otherwise veggie and I recognised a few of the dishes from my favourite Keralan restaurant Rasa. The day class covers a mighty ten dishes, including chutney, snacks, sides and a mix of dry and saucy curries.
We began by splitting into two groups – the class is a snug 8 people – and preparing the spice blends for the various curries. This stage involved lots of measuring and frying off the base spices, which usually include some combination of cumin seeds, mustard seeds, asafoetida (an orangey powder with a leek-type flavour), and curry leaves.
As a warm-up we made the prawn and paneer curry first, by simply adding coconut milk to the fried spices for a subtly-spiced, warming curry dish. We then got to work on the other dishes, which included a beetroot pachadi with grated coconut and a green bean thoran, a dry curry flavoured with cumin seeds, tamarind paste and chilli. We even prepped some vadai, a doughnut-shaped snack made with lentils and spinach.
After all our hard work we were led upstairs to relax with a glass of wine for a bit, while the table was prepared for us to try our dishes out. The space, situated on Central St about halfway between Old Street and Angel, has fun eclectic decor with the cosy, welcoming feel of someone's home.
The final feast was a colourful spread and everyone agreed all the dishes were delicious. My favourites were the paneer curry and heavenly lemon rice, given substance by the addition of cashews, crunchy dal and tindori, an Indian vegetable a bit like a gherkin. In fact I've already re-made them both at home, for my parents no less, which went down extremely well.
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A meeting of creditors is held in every bankruptcy case. The meeting of creditors for a Chapter 7 is conducted by the chapter 7 trustee. The meeting of creditors for a Chapter 13 is conducted by the chapter 13 trustee. In the Utica Division of the Northern Distrcit of New York your meeting can be held on one of two places, depending on the county in which you live.
Meetings are held in Binghamton, at the United States Federal Building and Courthouse located at 15 Henry Street, Binghamton, NY for the counties of Broome, Chenango, Delaware and Otsego. The Bankruptcy hearings are held in the courtroom in the rear of the first floor.
Meetings are held in Utica, at the Alexander Pirnie Federal Building located at 10 Broad Street, Utica, NY 13501 for the counties of Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, Madison, Montgomery, and Oneida. The Bankruptcy hearings are held on the first floor.
Meetings are also held in Watertown for the counties of Franklin, Lewis and St. Lawrence as well as Jefferson County in the Syracuse Division.
The meeting of creditors is an informal meeting between you, the Trustee and your lawyer. On the rare occasion, a creditor shows up. The meeting will go quickly, and you will soon see that any worry you had before the meeting was unnecessary, especially if your attorney's office has provided the Trustee with the documents s/he needs and has spent the time needed to properly prepare your petition. Get there at least a few minutes early so you can hear the type of questions asked by your Trustee.
To be allowed into the courthouse, everyone must show a picture identification and must pass through a metal detector. Cell phones, computers, cameras or electronic devices are not allowed to be brought into the courthouse by non attorneys.More information can be found on the court's website: http://www.nynb.uscourts.gov/
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Dear Blake,
This week, you and a slew of other celebrities showed up at the Cannes Film Festival to laud and promote Woody Allen's most recent work, Cafe Society, in which you also starred, just one of the many stunning muses he's charmed over the years.
I was excited to see you on the red carpet again. You first entered my radar near the end of 2007 when I finally relented and gave into the Gossip Girl hype halfway through its first season.
I was hooked. The clothes! The glamour! And you. Tall (like me), leggy, and almost physically flawless with that glorious blond mane (unlike me).
I've been in full-out fan-girl mode since, following along as Christian Louboutin named a shoe after you and Obama recently entertained you at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. And once again at Cannes, I marveled, and then lamented how unfair it was for one to be so genetically blessed, not to mention talented.
Instead of talking to you as a fan, let me talk to you as a mom.
But can we talk more about your director for a minute? There's no elephant keeping me company here, so I don't mind broaching the subject. I've never actually seen one of Woody Allen's films, more from lack of interest than an over-abundance of principles. I knew he was romantically involved with and eventually married his adopted daughter, but that was about as far as my knowledge of him went.
That changed after I read the explosive essay his son Ronan Farrow published with the Hollywood Reporter earlier this week at the start of Cannes.
In the piece, Ronan detailed the kind of man his father is and outlined why he believes his sister Dylan Farrow's long-held allegations that Woody Allen sexually assaulted her when she was seven years old.
Allegations, you claimed later in the week that have nothing to do with you and don't reflect your own experience with Allen.
You gave birth to a daughter just over a year ago. I have a six-year-old one myself, so now, instead of talking to you as a fan, let me talk to you as a mom.
A few years ago, I decided to finally confront some of my hidden demons and within one session with a new counsellor, she was able to draw out that I had been sexually assaulted, when I was also seven years old. My experience was not with a family member or authority figure, but two classmates. The reason she asked is that it's very common for adults with anxiety disorders such as mine to have been the victims of sexual assault, violence or abuse as children.
I'm sure the one thing we have in common beyond our Amazonian height is our fierce love and sense of duty to protect our daughters .Our similarities probably end there. Beyond being predictably beautiful herself, I'm sure your girl will grow up with the life of privilege and opportunity that being the daughter of two celebrities affords her.
It's the same life Dylan, Woody Allen's daughter, was born into.
I can only imagine how deeply painful it would be to hear other women call him a figure of empowerment after he's spent most of her life shaming and discrediting her.
But the glitzy, glamorous world you are all part of couldn't protect her. Rather than being her greatest advantage, the world Dylan belongs to has gone to great lengths to brush her aside so as to not further tarnish the reputation of the talented monster who traumatized her in the first place.
Your daughter is now part of this world. Over the course of her life, she will be subjected to men with immense power and influence.
Now can you pretend for a moment that she's everyone else's daughter too? See the innocence of her face reflected in that of Allen's seven-year-old daughter and dismissively claim again that it is "dangerous" to factor in things you know nothing about. In the same interview, you labeled Allen as "empowering to women."
Blake, there is something far more dangerous to this situation, and it's more likely to one day be a threat to both of our daughters: men who take advantage of their position and use it to silence women.
An empowering man gives a voice to women -- ALL women. He doesn't face a press junket and claim he never thinks about the assault he was accused of (and nearly prosecuted for), dismissing it as "silly."
What a luxury, to be the proprietor of such pain and yet be in the position of being so celebrated and adored; you never have to give it a second thought.
I don't know what Dylan Farrow's experience has been and I can't speculate about the aftermath and all the possible effects this has had on her over the past 20-some years. But I can almost guarantee you she does not have the same luxury of not thinking about it that her father does.
I can only imagine how deeply painful it would be to hear other women call him a figure of empowerment after he's spent most of her life shaming and discrediting her, while some of the biggest stars in the world fawn all over him and journalists refuse to ask him tough questions because there's some sort of unspoken moratorium on the topic.
Pretending it's not your issue because you weren't around, acting as though your experience with someone is the only valid one you need to concern yourself with -- that is equally dangerous. It further oppresses all victims.
You are among the beautiful and powerful and wealthy. Your words carry extra weight because of the span of your audience and your influence. They can shine a spotlight on the issues close to your heart -- and unfortunately they can also downplay those you choose to distance yourself from.
Pretending it's not your issue because you weren't around, acting as though your experience with someone is the only valid one you need to concern yourself with -- that is equally dangerous. It further oppresses all victims, not just Dylan. And it continues to mobilize powerful men to prey on vulnerable girls and women, like your daughter and mine.
It collectively takes dozens and dozens of women telling their stories, to be heard over the voice of someone with your influence saying this is somehow OK.
I might not be blond or famous -- and Louboutin still has yet to respond to my petition for a shoe called the Tamara -- but I do have a voice, and I'm no longer afraid to speak up.
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I saw this episode at a preview screening a couple of weeks ago, which undoubtedly coloured my feelings somewhat. Basically, watching anything it for the first time in a cinema of hyped-up fans makes everything seem Very Very Exciting. It's the difference between watching a Marvel movie at home on DVD, and showing up to a midnight screening full of people who applaud and scream in the middle of the big fight scenes.
My own feelings on Sherlock are somewhat ambivalent because I love ~Sherlock Holmes~ in general, but I tend to feel that the whole Sherlock phenomenon is a little overrated. In the plus column, the casting is fantastic, the dialogue is frequently excellent, and the writers get to play around with a 90-minute thriller format rather than a typical 40-minute episodic crime TV structure. On the more negative side, two of the six current episodes are kinda bad (or straight-up offensive), and the rest of the good episodes are sprinkled with moments of Steven Moffat's trademarked sexism, which I find offputing. Two years of watching Steven Moffat's increasingly awful Doctor Who had made me somewhat trepidatious about the new Sherlock, so I was happy to discover that The Empty Hearse is, in fact, brilliant.
Anderson is the biggest surprise, switching over from being an avowed Sherlock hater to being his biggest fan. But in terms of sheer performance, Martin Freeman was my favourite because of JOHN WATSON: RAGE MACHINE. The whole basis for the John-Sherlock relationship in this adaptation is that John is attracted to Sherlock's bizarre personality and lifestyle, and Sherlock recognises that John is nowhere near as normal as he appears to be. This means that John is always at his most interesting when he's acting outside of his "normal guy" persona, ie being stupidly brave or incandescently angry, or just abandoning societal convention altogether. John Watson being exasperated at Sherlock's ~antics is entertaining enough in small doses, but it's not anything we haven't seen before in a million other odd-couple buddy cop TV shows. As in any Holmes adaptation, the more Watson is allowed to shine, the better the story is as a whole.
I'll be interested to see what the fan response is to this episode. Watching it in such an isolated environment was weird because all of my opinions were formed in a vacuum, rather than being influenced by the reactions of other fans. It's entirely possible that I'll rewatch the episode when it airs tonight, and realise that this review is 100% wrong. But from my experience at the preview screening, I LOVED IT... with a few inevitable caveats. First of all, I think a lot of fans are going to be annoyed by the Molly's character arc. The Empty Hearse avoided many of the weirdly misogynist quirks of some previous episodes, and Molly's personal journey seemed awesome -- right up until the last moment, when she turned back into a punchline, unknowingly dating some Sherlock lookalike because she's in denial about still being in love with him. Personally, I didn't find this very annoying because I thought Molly was otherwise given a great role in the episode, but I can foresee other people being pissed about it.
I wrote a non-spoilery article about Sherlock's relationship with fandom a couple of weeks ago, but IMO there are thousands more words to write about the way this show interacts with fan culture within the narrative itself. The big thing is the in-universe fanclub, including the obligatory slash fangirl -- who was, thank god, not the mocking portrayal she might have been. You guys may disagree, but I thought her little cameo was pretty entertaining, and didn't really deride slash fangirls in the way Supernatural has done in the past. Anderson was the one who ended up at the butt of the jokes, and while I don't have any real investment in his character, I think the decision for him to turn into this guilt-fuelled Sherlock fanboy was an interesting and entertaining character choice.
Although I don't think Anderson's new character arc is "bad" or in any way detrimental to the story, I personally find Sally to be a far more interesting character. Hopefully she'll return in later episodes. Anderson's progression makes sense for his character, but it's essentially just another example of an ~unappealing and abrasive man being given more screentime and eventually "proven right," which is something we've already seen with Sherlock, Mycroft and Moriarty in this show. Anderson is the flip side of this, a pathetic loser who we're not really meant to find likeable on a personal level, but I still found his new role to be needlessly indulgent.
Because we're on Sherlock's side, Anderson and Donovan seem like antagonists in the first two seasons. But their role is actually far more neutral in the sense that they are the "good guys" but view Sherlock's antics from a more realistic standpoint, ie that he's always barging onto crime scenes and causing chaos while they're trying to do their jobs. Also, the reasons for Donovan's dislike of Sherlock were always far more sympathetic than Anderson's. Sherlock purposefully antagonises both of them, but Anderson came across as a jealous, bitter idiot, while Sally Donovan was characterised as a good detective who just happens to dislike Sherlock... which was understandable, considering the fact that he treated her like shit, undermined her authority at work, and is kind of a misogynist.
I find it pretty funny that despite all of the noisy protestations to avoid spoilers for how Sherlock managed to fake his death, it's actually very difficult to spoil. The writers may have included a bunch of different ~clues in The Reichenbach Fall, but they had two years after that to read the multitude of fan theories, and Gatiss made it very clear that he was influenced by fandom when he was writing The Empty Hearse. Which you can kind of tell just by watching it, TBH. The fake flashback scenes are a nod to how much the audience has been thinking about this for the past two years, and it's no coincidence that they were mostly told from the perspective of Anderson/a fan. My favourite was the first one though, because a friend had "spoiled" me for the whole hypnotism thing. I had such low expectations that I could almost believe that Moffat and Gatiss would explain Sherlock's return using a bungee cord, a fake Cumberbatch mask, a grab-and-kiss makeout scene between Sherlock and Molly (Steven Moffat thinks these are HILARIOUS and has included like five in the last season of Doctor Who alone), and Derren Brown. Luckily this was not the case, but I was probably the ideal audience for that opening scene because I totally bought it.
In the original Holmes stories, Mary is little more than an afterthought. I didn't have huge amounts of optimism for her role in Sherlock, partly because of Moffat's bizarre interpretation of Irene Adler last season. In fact, I'm kind of surprised they even bothered to include Mary in the first place. Luckily, Amanda Abbington was pretty charming in the role, and her relationship with Sherlock is slap in the face to every idiot who thinks that female love-interests automatically ruin the beauty of a male/male buddy-cop dynamic. Given the bare bones of Mary's role in this episode, she could very easily have been annoying and OTT, but I think Amanda Abbington sold it because she's just so good at those catty sideways glances. Also, she looks like a normal human middle-aged woman, which: thank god.
- The montage of Watson's shitty GP's surgery patients: hilarious.
- All the moustache jokes: also hilarious.
- COSTUMES. Loved all of Mary's vintage fashion. Ditto Molly's knitwear, even though I have a sneaking suspicion they were trying to ~dress her like a cat lady~ or something.
- I actually could not watch while Sherlock was doing that whole routine with the false moustache in the restaurant. NOOOO.
- Mycroft: obviously as splendid as ever, but this new development of him having actual emotional vulnerability and insecurity was icing on the cake. Mycroft fanfic people are gonna go bananas.
- WALLPAPER, LOL. Back when this blog was only a couple of months old, I wrote about the wallpaper in season 2. AND IT'S BACK, AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE. The set designers always bring A++ wallpaper game to this show. Very impressive.
- The budget was clearly higher, and it showed. But unlike plenty of TV shows that get popular and end up rolling in money, the expense actually seemed worth it. It was showy, but not pointlessly showy. They're using the money in the right places.
- Lestrade: still a silver fox. Obviously.
- Some of the sped-up visuals and codes scrolling across the screen were kind of ridiculous-looking. Reminiscent of a 1990s TV documentary or something. But whatevs. Not really important, since the vast majority of the episode looked beautiful.
- Sherlock himself had basically zero character development, but OH BOY, WAS HE MESMERISING. The last thing I saw Cumberbatch do was the godawful Fifth Estate, so this was a real relief.


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GREG BEHRENDT- November 6, 2007
"I always tell people it's funny that they
think I'm a relationship
expert because my two books are about getting out of
relationships." – Greg Behrendt
Guy MacPherson: Hello, Greg?
Greg Behrendt: Yes?
GM: This is Guy MacPherson in Vancouver. How are you?
GB: Hey, Guy, how are you?
GM: I'm a little sick but the show must go on. How's Canada treating you so
GB: So far so good.
GM: How many days have you been on the tour so far?
GB: We started in Hamilton on the 1st, so we're just at the tip of this thing.
We go all the way to the 18th.
GM: It's a long haul.
GB: It is.
GM: It's old school. Barnstorming the nation.
GB: Yeah, it is. It's like those
Buddy Holly tours with a bunch of people on a
GM: Don't say Buddy Holly!
GB: Right. Because we're taking planes. Bad idea. Scratch that. Delete,
GM: What have you learned about our fair country? Did you know much to
begin with?
GB: I didn't know a lot. I mean, all the stereotypes are true. People are lovely.
GM: I thought you were going to say something bad.
GB: No. God, I got in the elevator after working out and this guy goes, "You
finish your workout?" "Yes, I did." He goes, "Good for you! I'm gonna work
out tomorrow. They got a great gym here!" He goes, "What did you do?" I said,
"Ah, I ran for a little bit, lifted some weights." "Good for you! Have a great day!"
I was like, "You gotta be shitting me."
GM: That's annoying. I'm sorry. I'm apologizing.
GB: It was nice! It was nice. Look, it's better than you get in America where
people just stare at you. You're sweaty, they don't want to talk to you.
GM: You are in the heartland of Canada.
GB: I guess so. It's pretty flat. That's what our heartland's like. Yeah, it's pretty
flat, we're in a nice hotel. Then we go to Brandon tomorrow.
GM: Yippee!
GB: Yeah, how about that? No sleep till Brandon.
GM: You've probably seen more of Canada than many Canadians have.
GB: Yeah, it seems like we're getting in there. But we're in here so quick,
though. You pop into a hotel, you go to a place and buy some underwear,
then you're gone.
GM: You don't travel with your own underwear?
GB: I do but I like to change 'em up.
GM: Do you approach your shows any differently being in a different country?
Obviously the bulk of your act is the same, but is the approach any different?
GB: No, not really. I mean, every audience for me is different. It's like jazz; you
have to feel them out at the beginning and see what they're up to and see what
their resistance is and their strengths are and then you just sort of go towards
that. I've found in general that people here are pretty receptive. I don't know if it's
because the Just For Laughs comedy brand has a pretty good reputation but I
come out and start the show and people are ready to go from the get-go. I'm a
pretty strong comic anyway, but still.
GM: It is a good brand and they put on a real professional show.
GB: We're filling most of these places up. That's impressive to me. A tour like
this in America really couldn't exist unless it was nothing but superstars. So
this is pretty great. And people have been so far great.
GM: Or now, if they're not superstar comics, it's a theme of some kind. It has
to be all of a certain type of comedy.
GB: Right, like a Blue Collar thing.
And look, there are some great tours.
Comedians of Comedy's
a helluva tour and they're great guys. And this one
has a bit of a relationship theme. And I don't know what my popularity is in
Canada. I know the book's done well here, but I'm certainly more popular in
the States. But people are ready to go. You get the sense that they trust you
know what you're doing right away. Whereas a lot of times in shows they're
like, "Aw, the first guy's gonna suck."
GM: That's why they put you on first.
GB: I guess so, yeah. And then I get to do a little chunk there in the middle
so it's nice.
GM: Any surprises so far? Anything that'll make the Bring the Rock show?
GB: Not yet, other than we're just sort of travelling like a band. That's show's
usually centred around meeting rock stars or having some sort of musical
adventure. My Bring the Rock show is comics telling stories about bands or
people they've met or wanting to be in a band or that kind of thing. But this
comes about as close in terms of touring with the big trucks and all that shit,
guys hanging out there with you having a laugh.
GM: Is there a live band travelling with you? They used to do that but didn't
last year.
GB: No, there's no band. Everybody comes out to pre-recorded music. I come
out to my own pre-recorded music from my own band,
The Reigning Monarchs.
That's about as rock as it gets. I have an instrumental punk and ska band.
GM: So you were a musician before you were a comic.
GB: Yeah, you'd have to put that in quotes, but I played in a band. My
musicianship made it so that the band broke up and reformed without me at
some point.
GM: Are you a guitarist?
GB: I play guitar, yeah.
GM: Always in the punk/ska vein?
GB: Yeah, punk rock pop kind of stuff. I took a little diversion two years ago
with my children's heavy metal band,
Black Rattle.
GM: How old are you kids?
GB: Five and two. Me and a bunch of dads got tired of hearing the music the
old school way so we made death metal versions. Same lyrics, just different
music. To Where Is Thumbkin? and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and all that
kind of stuff.
GM: Yeah, I have a three-year-old and he doesn't listen to too much of the kids
music. Last night he went to sleep listening to
Dave Brubeck.
GB: Ah, I love Dave Brubeck! That's a great way to go to sleep! Yeah, the girls
have been very cool. They actually like the music that I make. They don't know
the names of songs so they call them out by the rhythms. They go, "Can we
listen to Dum-da-da-da-dum-dum?" The theme I come out to has kind of a
Bolero-ish theme. The kids make me play it over and over in the car. It's a real
ego boost to have your kids constantly request your music. I don't know if
that'll always be the case but right now I'm in heavy rotation. They like the
Gwen Stefani song, the one with Akon, that they call "Wee-hoo". Then they
like the classic "Pump Up the Jam", which they call "Pump the Jump".
GM: This is a personal question, but do you get paid in Canadian or American
dollars? It always used to be that Americans would always demand American
GB: I'm hoping we get paid in Canadian. I'll take that extra six cents or
whatever. Whatever the difference is, I'll take it... Sorry we started a war, can
we have some of your money?
GM: Your CD is called "Uncool". That certainly can't refer to you.
GB: It does. And it refers to that feeling of, you can dress it any way you want
to dress it but when you get out of bed and you're sore from sleeping, you're
old. And uncool. You might be considered cool within your peer group but all
you gotta do is go to a Fall Out Boys show to know how completely lost you
GM: But you were cool at one point, that's what you're saying.
GB: At least at one point, I went to see
Nirvana early on. I was there sort of
rightfully attached to the zeitgeist. And now I'm aware of it, but I just sadly feel
like a predator.
GM: But you're not stuck in the past.
GB: No, no, no. No, but I also don't want to be the guy trying to hard, rushing
to be in the front row of
Band of Horses. And the beauty of getting old is it gives
you license to become eccentric. And it funny you mention Dave Brubeck,
because for the last couple of years I've been getting into jazz and old ska and
things I didn't have time for while I was trying to be important. And now it doesn't
GM: It takes a certain age to appreciate jazz.
GB: Yeah, especially if you listen to music for a long, long time. You just want
new sounds. And there aren't new sounds so you go back and start digging
through the old sounds. And I think your appreciation for music becomes such
that you begin to understand
Thelonious Monk and different time signatures and
why that stuff all matters, and how incredibly cool those guys were. And also
because jazz, like stand-up, is one of those mediums that you can do as an
older man and still be relevant. You can't run around with plates in your ears
and flat black matte hair for the rest of your life without looking like a guitar
store employees. You can wear a suit a listen to jazz and be okay.
GM: I'm kinda the opposite of you because
my dad was a jazz musician so
I grew up listening to it and now I'm starting to listen to the stuff I missed
growing up that everybody else was listening to.
GB: Oh, is that right? Your dad was a jazz musician? What did he play?
GM: Tenor sax.
GB: Oh wow. I have horns all over my music now. I've just recently gotten
into brass. I'm sort of a Herb Alpert fan and I love any of that stuff. When I
started this band, I just wanted to play rhythm guitar. I don't pretend to be like
a great musician, but I wanted to lay out great rhythms and great music for
people to play on top of. "Hey, let's put some french horn on there. And
GM: Have you put out albums?
GB: No, we're making one right now. This all happened this summer. As soon
as my talk show got cancelled I went okay, fair enough. I want to go back and
play guitar this summer and do stand-up and not try and do anything in my
career for a little while. Just enjoy creating art that doesn't have to affect dating
GM: So you are cool.
GB: That's nice of you.
GM: You're not
John Hodgman or
Woody Allen.
GB: That's funny.
"I'm just not interested in daytime television, which is
something you
should remember the next time somebody offers
you a daytime talk show."
GM: I knew you as a stand-up first, so it's funny for me to hear you described
as a "relationship expert".
GB: It's even funnier to be one.
GM: Are you one?
GB: No! I always laugh. I always tell people it's funny that they think I'm a
relationship expert because my two books are about getting out of
relationships. My whole stance has always been I'm just a normal guy and
this is my opinion. It makes sense that any comedian would have perspective
on life because our jobs are to dig deep and dig constantly and always look at
why things are the way they are so we can make jokes out of it. And then
somebody asks you a question and you say, "When thinking about that, my
guess is that if a guy doesn't call you, he doesn't like you." Even when you
say that, you're trying to be a little bit glib and a little bit funny. And then you
end up having this sort of unexpected profound effect on the way women view
dating men and you end up on Oprah. And then Bob's your uncle because
there's nothing bigger than Oprah. My one appearance on Oprah is still probably
the biggest thing that's happened in my career.
GM: When you were writing the first book, were you taking it seriously or were
you just going for jokes?
GB: I think it was a half-and-half thing. My expectation was that the book would
be at Urban Outfitter.
I thought it was interesting information and I told
[Tuccillo], and Liz and I agreed: let's make it short, let's make it funny. I figured
a chapter called "If He's Married to Somebody Else, He's Just Not That Into
You" would make people laugh. I did sort of see it as being kind of this nice
combination of both things: tough love with a little bit of humour. And I think it
really affected people.
GM: When it hit so big, did you have an "oh shit" moment where you thought
you were going to be exposed?
GB: Yeah, I did, actually. It's funny, I was talking about this with my wife the
other day. I was aware it went well the first Oprah. And I went, "Wow, that was
huge." Because she spent an hour holding the book up. And I understood her
power even though I hadn't really watched her show very much, for no other
reason that I'm just not interested in daytime television, which is something you
should remember the next time somebody offers you a daytime talk show. I
went back to the hotel and I went, "What have I done to my comedy career?
What's going to happen now? Have I just changed jobs?" So it was a bit bizarre.
And in the ensuing weeks all the media and the publicity. We were on everything
from Larry King to
Good Morning America. It just became this sort of big thing.
And then back on Oprah a couple times. It was overwhelming. But good.
Because honestly, there weren't that many people coming to see me do
stand-up before the book. I would do okay but I didn't do great. And then
suddenly the rooms would sell out and I had a bigger audience and they were
mostly women.
GM: So it wasn't like changing jobs but enhancing your job.
GB: Yeah! My stand-up always had a bit of "Hey, you got the one life, don't
mess it up." I mean, my message has always been the same. I've always been
different than the peer group I came up with. I lack a certain amount of cynicism
and I do believe that people have an opportunity while they're here to make this
thing great and I'm always trying to encourage people to do that. At the same
time, I don't want to preach to people. I just want to be funny and drop the
message within the jokes and let people kinda walk away with their own
conclusions. The book was pretty spot-on and in the beginning people were
coming looking for some sort of healing and I had to explain to them we're going
to be doing stand-up tonight, and we'll take it from there.
GM: How would they take that?
GB: They were usually pretty good because if I address the issue up front and
talk about being on Oprah, the girls were satiated and I would just go into my
regular act. And I think thematically they got an understanding because I
basically said, "You should know the guy that wrote the book. Let me talk
about me for a little bit. I'll tell you why I know what I know. This is who I am."
And then I talk about being old and having my chain wallet taken from me. I
would talk about the struggles that I have in my own marriage which are always
sort of fun and cute about playing Pictionary and all that kind of stuff.
GM: So they thought they were coming to an author's tour?
GB: Kind of, yeah. But then after a while they started to understand. And it's
always been fine. I mean, I've had a handful of women go, "Talk about the
book!" And I'm like, "Did you see it says 'Comedy Club' out front? If you want
to go to a lecture, go to a lecture hall or go to a book signing." But also I
retained some of the dudes that were fans beforehand and now I'm finding a
nice balance. And I do like talking about relationships because I do have an
understanding of them for some reason. And I like that area for me. It works for
me because I think it's funny the choices people make and the situations they
put themselves in. You wanna kind of say to them, "Why do you do this? You
don't need to."
GM: I'm going through that with friends right now.
GB: It's strange, isn't it? And marriage is a strange thing. Because as much
as I love being married, I don't recommend it. Unless you really know what
you're in for, unless you really know what you're signing up for. People look at
it as a solve. There should be a checklist of how you feel about yourself before
you go into something because if you were marrying someone because they
make you feel better, they're not always going to make you feel better. That
onus falls on you. If you go into a marriage liking yourself and feeling good
about yourself and feeling good about the other person, you're in pretty good
shape. You're there to help each other, certainly, but I don't look to my wife
for my happiness.
GM: I saw you and Liz talk in Montreal a couple years ago. I may have been
the only man in the audience.
GB: Yeah, you and my manager.
GM: I haven't read the book but the title pretty much sums it up. Because
every answer is essentially, "He's just not that into you." I thought it was
hilarious. These women were in tears giving all these different stories and
scenarios, and the answer was always "Uh, he's not that into you." So in
essence I have read the book.
GB: You probably know instinctually as a man. You understand and you'd
answer the questions probably the same way. A lot of my buddies were like,
"Dude, I knew that." And I was like, "Well, you should have written it down
because it worked out well for me." The fact is for some women they have to
read it in the book. We had even wanted to put a page in the book that said,
"If you're hold this book in a bookstore right now, put it down and go home and
break up with your boyfriend. You have your answer: it's on the cover." But the
publishers were not into that idea. They didn't want us to put that in there. But
it's a life philosophy. You know, you can apply it to your job when you're being
passed over again and again and again. We need to be in places where people
value what you have to offer. Too many people spend their life here doing time
almost, in bad jobs and bad marriages and bad relationships and bad friendships.
I don't know enough about the afterlife or if there even is one, but I'm playing as
if this is the only one we get and you don't get points for having a shitty time.
GM: You talk about it as being this obvious truth. Are you searching for other
obvious truths people haven't tapped into or marketed for your next project?
GB: I'm really good at turning a phrase. We just finished writing a dating book
last year and one of the phrases is when people say they don't like playing
games. And there is a game to be played. There's a game you have to play in
your life and it's called, "Don't freak people out with your need." Because need
is one of the most repugnant things that people can put out there. We all repel
from need because we don't know how to solve the problem of need for people.
Especially in the dating situation, when you come at somebody when you're
needy, when you need a relationship or you think you need these things, it
just makes people go, "I can barely take care of my life; I'm not going to be
able to take care of yours." Even when you have a dog sometimes, you're like,
"Down! I get it. I love you. Down! Come on, go outside, be a dog." That kind of
GM: You want the Buddhist detachment.
GB: Yeah. But I'm not in the search for the next "He's Just Not That Into You".
That doesn't matter to me. It's enough. I put it out there. It's had a relatively
positive effect on most of the women who've encountered it.
GM: But you followed it up with
another book.
GB: Well, I thought we owed them a book to get through the breakup we just
asked them to have. We just asked people to get out of relationships that they
were misguidedly in and then giving them a 7-course diet of what to do next so
that they can move on. And that book, I think, for the people that read it, had
a real profound effect on helping them get through it. I wish I had that book
when I was going through a breakup. It's like, here's what you do step by step.
You can't change somebody's mental chemistry but you can say to them,
"Look, these things will make you feel better. Just do this for two months and
see if this isn't a better way to go through a breakup than what you had planned.
You know, late night drunken phone calls and begging people back into your
life and going and trashing their apartment. I think we've got some better
GM: What could be better than that?
GB: That was sort of what we wanted to do. You can't follow up on it. It's like
Alanis Morissette's first album. There's a moment in time where that was the
exact right thing that people needed to hear and everything after that is just
GM: So you're not going to follow up these two books?
GB: We have a book called, It's Just a Fucking Date. It's written and done.
But after the talk show got cancelled, I just put a hold on everything for a little
bit and said, look, I just want to go do stand-up. I want to think about my life a
little bit. I want to go do stand-up because I always find the truth out on the
stage. So I just want to do that and play with a band and spend time with my
kids and not try and answer any questions for a while and see what happens.
There's a movie coming out next summer. If we decide to put out a book, we
can always put it out around the same time as the movie comes out.
GM: Oh, that's right. There's a fictional movie coming out based on the book,
isn't there?
GB: Yeah, it's got all kinds of big actors in it. I have a cameo. I have a reaction
shot of me as a priest. But that's about as much as my involvement is. We sold
them the rights to the book and they wrote a script. I mean, they've been very
inclusive about it. Lovely about it. Drew Barrymore
and her company, Flower
Films, have been just top notch. Nice people. And they wrote this cute movie
that sort of extols all the different chapters of the book. And they decided to
pack it so full of stars that at least it'll have a good opening weekend.
GM: Who else is in it?
GB: Scarlett Johansson,
Jennifer Aniston,
Drew Barrymore,
Jennifer Connelly,
Ben Affleck,
Bradley Cooper,
Kris Kristofferson,
etc. etc.
GM: That's exciting.
GB: Yeah, it's really exciting. It's, you know, bizarre. It was an off-handed
comment made on a lunch break that's turned into this event for people.
GM: That's right. What was your role on
Sex and the City?
GB: I was just a consultant. I came in there a couple days a week because
they didn't have a straight guy to whom they could ask questions. I would be
there for the creation of the season, so they'd come in and say, "Okay, what
are we going to do with everybody?" And then they'd talk and say, "What about
this, this, this and this? And what do you think about that? And what's been
your experience?" My job originally when I first got there was literally to come
in and talk about sex. How men feel about sex, how we feel right after sex. It
was dirty. It was originally a very dirty job. And then I got married around the
same time, I had a baby around the same time. And
Michael Patrick King and
I are close and he just kept me around. He's the executive producer.
GM: They're making a movie of that, too. Are you involved with it?
GB: No, I'm not involved with that. He's written and directed that. That comes
out sometime in the early summer next year and I think ours will come out
sometime in the middle of summer.
GM: When was your
talk show cancelled?
GB: It was cancelled in February, I think, of last year. And it ran in syndication
all the way up until about a month ago.
GM: How was your one-year experience?
GB: It wasn't what I hoped it was going to be, and that was for a variety of
GM: What did you hope for?
GB: I hoped that we could do something a little bit funnier and sexier, like the
book. I thought the show would be funnier and we wouldn't be doing reunions
and all that kind of stuff. I just thought it was going to be different. But I also
think I didn't know enough about television. You don't know what a war is until
you get into one. We can all sit here and talk about how we think battles should
be fought and how things should be done, but until you get in the game you just
have no idea. And I'd had very little television experience other than my
appearances on, you know, Letterman and
Conan and all that business. And
I've been in sitcom development for years and nothing ever came to fruition.
This was an opportunity that followed me around for ten-and-a-half months
until I finally said okay, I give in, I give in. I wanted to make a funnier, zestier,
more bizarre, almost like a Japanese television version of a relationship show.
We had some great ideas and nobody listened to us until it was too late and
then it was cancelled. And the studio apologized to us and that was the end
of it. But I liked it and I got a lot of nice suits. It was good.
GM: So it's all positive, ultimately.
GB: All of it's positive. I mean, God, I got a TV show for, again, making an off-
handed comment. You have to learn from these things. And the only way to
do something great is to fail at something so that you know what you've done
so you can go back and do something great again.
GM: Did you lose your street cred amongst your peers doing a daytime talk
GB: I thought that would be the case but I actually found that a lot of my
friends watched the show and liked it and liked me and all that kind of thing.
And I don't know what kind of street cred I had before anyway. It's not like
David Cross doing a daytime talk show. And that kind of stuff I never worry
about. I only know how to be me and hope that people respond and like me.
The neat thing is that I built up a pretty large audience with the urban crowd in
America, which is an audience I never reached before. I love that.
GM: Did you help anyone?
GB: I think we definitely helped a lot of people.
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This year I want to be really intentional about our summer. What are some things we would like to do? I find that if I make things intentional they don't remain on the bookshelf of my mind as a "that would be nice to do" task that never gets done!
I came across The Happy Family Movement Summer Bucket List Challenge and knew immediately I had to do it! There are things we'd like to do as a family and things we'd like to do individually. I'm going to include all of it.
1. Take the Farm Tour
2. Watch Fireworks
3. Achieve Silver status at Young Living
4. Read 20 books
5. Have a Picnic
6. Go Fishing
7. Eat S'mores
8. Watch a Baseball Game
9. Get Conceal Carry Permit
10. Spend the Day on a Boat
11. Take a Trip to the Ocean
12.Visit Grandpa and Uncle David
13. Vacation with the Raddi Family
14. BBQ at Dee's house
15. Eat Icecream from an Icecream Truck
16. Go Hiking
17. Visit 5 Waterfalls
18. Go to the Zoo
19. Get a Pedicure with Dee
20. Make Sun Tea
I want to include this activity in my Project Life Album, so i made a cover title card for it. Each activity till have a card with it so it's easy to spot throughout the album. I can't wait!


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@Commander Please stop spreading FUD. As I have written a few comments down as well as on popcorntime-git, I suggest you check https://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/4bbxw4/popcorn_time_faq/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/47o4bz/is_there_any_truth_to_the_guy_who_claims_the/d0fpicf/ and make a judgement for yourself.
The ones who try the hardest to convince and do so by fat-fingering and calling out a conspiracy hardly ever are the right ones...
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neitsab commented on 2016-12-21 00:14
@Commander Please stop spreading FUD. As I have written a few comments down as well as on popcorntime-git, I suggest you check https://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/4bbxw4/popcorn_time_faq/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/47o4bz/is_there_any_truth_to_the_guy_who_claims_the/d0fpicf/ and make a judgement for yourself.
Commander commented on 2016-12-20 22:39
@3enke Um this version got maleware probably.
Have a look:
But it's really a mess, all projects say they are the "real" and others "fake".
3enke commented on 2016-11-12 08:56
Any idea why nwjs is requesting to open kdewallet?
neitsab commented on 2016-11-08 12:21
@314eter Thanks for the update. If you don't plan on maintaining the package anymore, then sure disown it and I'll adopt it. Otherwise, you can also just add me as a co-maintainer so that you'll still be able to contribute when you have time :)
314eter commented on 2016-11-08 12:15
Thanks for the update, and sorry for the delay.
@neitsab: I can disown this package (and popcorntime-git) if you want to adopt it.
neitsab commented on 2016-11-06 02:09
Updated PKGBUILD for the latest 0.3.10 version here: http://sprunge.us/WBhW
This version changed packaging, so I seized the occasion to overhaul it: get rid of now extraneous variable $_barch and correctly copy over everything contained in the archive (the current PKGBUILD leaves a lot of files behind).
Warning: this new version of PT looks for databases (settings, watched, bookmarked...) in $HOME/.config/Popcorn-Time/**Default**/data/, while previous versions didn't use the "Default" hierarchy level. Cache also seems to have been moved to .cache/, so you should copy over what you need of reimport your databases from the app settings.
Git diff of the changes: http://sprunge.us/jVEQ
LKHN commented on 2016-10-21 11:24
@root I have opened an issue on Github and solition has given here - https://github.com/popcorn-official/popcorn-desktop/issues/170#issuecomment-247789207
r00t commented on 2016-10-20 20:19
movies thumbnail not showing :/
velmont commented on 2016-08-07 16:40
DLNA is not working. Maybe they've done another inane update without bumping the version number (if they do, they should really stop, that's craziness right there).
AlbertoAru commented on 2016-08-04 15:57
It works perfectly, thanks a lot!! The only two issues I found here (doesn't happen on Ubuntu) are:
- that thumbnails are not shown for series and films
- Anime tab doesn't work for me (but used to work last time I checked it some weeks ago)


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Shirley McKinnon is an international author, speaker, master coach and business consultant.
She is the founder of McKinnon Sales Centre Pty Ltd, which trains managers and team leaders how to develop high performance teams.
She has extensive business experience and seems to have a seventh sense for human nature. Her training has created a breakthrough, using experiential training to train teams and their managers to consistently exceed budget through new levels of peak performance.
As an experienced and entertaining speaker, Shirley is that rare professional speaker who manages to combine practical content with style, humour and energy. Her passion breathes new enthusiasm into her audience, delighting them with her uncanny observations on human nature and leaving them with practical steps on how to move their team to the next level of success.
In demand by the media, she has been profiled in articles and features stories in numerous business magazines and newspapers. Shirley was the behavioural expert for the local Perth reality show, Suburban Survivor on 92.9FM. She was the Relationship and Communication Coach for Singles WA with scallywags Gary Kay and Paul Redman. Her practical tips and techniques created a demand for weekly talkback sessions on Mix 94.5FM for over 18 months. Channel 7 took the show to the television audience.


text: The Introduction podcast was made available yesterday, and each week will debut a new episode and president. Who's your favorite? If it's James Buchanan you'll have to wait until April 17. LBJ? Not until we return to school after summer break on Sept. 4. President Obama's podcast will release on Oct. 30, 2016.


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所在地: Houston, TX
国/地域: United States
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Jennifer Lopez is speaking out after Guess co-founder Paul Marciano faced sexual harassment claims that he ultimately denies.
Just one day after celebrating the fashion brand's new Spring 2018 campaign, the singer and actress is making it clear that she doesn't support inappropriate behavior.
"My position on these issues is well known, as I have been very vocal about them. I do not condone any acts of sexual harassment, violation, or misconduct," Jennifer said in a statement to E! News. Any accusations should be fully and thoroughly investigated. I will continue to support our rights as women."
The message comes after former Guess model Kate Upton tweeted vague accusations about Paul on Wednesday night.
"It's disappointing that such an iconic women's brand @GUESS is still empowering Paul Marciano as their creative director #metoo," Kate wrote on Twitter.


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Unfolding the Blanket of Understanding in the Listening Space: A Phenomenological Exploration of 'Being-With' in the Nursing Student-Teacher Relationship
Packard, Mary T.
Hultgren, Francine H.
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This hermeneutic phenomenological inquiry is called by the question, What is the lived experience of 'being-with' in the nursing student-teacher relationship? I engage with eight senior baccalaureate nursing students in teaching and learning together in a psychiatric-mental health nursing course. Text is gathered through their narrative work in reflective journals and taped classroom conversations, as well as through taped individual hermeneutic conversations. The exploration into the phenomenon of 'being-with' is philosophically grounded in the work of Martin Heidegger, Hans-Georg Gadamer, and David Levin. The framework of activities as identified by Max van Manen (1990) brings the research to a practical possibility. As the students and I dwell together through listening, 'being-with' in the context of our pedagogical relationship is opened up for our understanding. Accounts of lived experiences are offered and become opportunities for deep interpretation. Through this hermeneutic work experiential structures of the phenomenon of 'being-with' are brought forward and named in the presence of listening. Students and teacher alike risk vulnerability, enter into silence, and engage in profound meaning making of being in teaching and learning together. 'Being-with' in the nursing student-teacher relationship unravels as the following dimensions: creating soul space, flowing and blending in community, soul-friendship, hand of comfort in the midst of anxiety, opening an inn-between, and holding eternal echoes. Transformation through the experience and language of 'being-with' offers up possibilities for being in pedagogy and curriculum. This hermeneutic phenomenological inquiry into the phenomenon of 'being-with' in the nursing student-teacher relationship unfolds as a blanket of understanding and necessarily leads toward a pedagogy of 'being-with' the world of nursing education.


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"We are thrilled to welcome Mark to our Board of Directors," said IDEX Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Silvernail. "His experience as a chief executive officer of a public company with significant international operations and his track record of innovation and successfully integrating acquired businesses will be a tremendous asset to IDEX. Mark is a values-based, results-oriented leader, making him a great fit with our Board and management."
Beck has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of JELD-WEN Holding, Inc. ("JELD-WEN"), one of the world's largest door and window manufacturers, since November 2015, and was appointed as a Director of JELD-WEN in May 2016. He joined JELD-WEN from Danaher Corporation, where he served as Executive Vice President, leading Danaher's Water Quality and Dental platforms, beginning in April 2014. Previously, he spent 18 years with Corning Incorporated in a series of management positions with increasing responsibility, culminating in his appointment as Executive Vice President overseeing Corning's Environmental Technologies and Life Science units in July 2012. He also served on the board of directors of Dow-Corning Corporation from 2010 to 2014. Beck holds a B.A. in Business Management from Pacific University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
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In Inventor 2013, you have a drawing where the views display, for instance, some nuts.
You export your drawing as AutoCAD DWG, but opening the resulting file in AutoCAD, some lines display incorrectly.
Our Development is working for fixing the problem in one of the next updates.
In the meantime, I hope you can find useful the following workaround.
- In Inventor, open any drawing
- Export to DWG
- In the Export to DWG dialog, click on Options
- In the following dialog, click Next
- In the next dialog (Export Destination) click on Save Configuration…
- Name the ini file and save it in a location on your machine
- Click Cancel for exit the exporting process
- Edit the ini file with Notepad
- Find the line "REPLACE SPLINE=No", change the No with Yes and save the file
Once you have created and edited as explained above the ini file, you can use it for exporting the "problematic" Inventor drawings as AutoCAD DWG.
For doing that, you need to click on Options in the Export to DWG dialog and load the configuration file you have modified in the following dialog.
Then, just click Finish and save the file.
Caveat. This change on exporting setting will impact all spline objects, replacing spline with polylines.
So, if you want to go back to the default behavior exporting "non-problematic" Inventor drawings, in the Options you can set the Default DWG Configuration or your usual configuration file.


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