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#1 Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students
St. Edward's was named the nation's top producer of U.S. Fulbright Students among master's-granting institutions in 2018–2019 and in 2015–2016. Since 2008, 66 Fulbrights have been awarded to our students to teach and conduct research in 18 countries. Meet some of our past Fulbright recipients.
What do you want to have accomplished in 15 years?
What is your secret dream, the one you almost don't dare to articulate because it seems so impossibly out of reach?
The answer is your Plan A, and it is the future you long for but don't know how to create — and that's where the Office of Fellowships and the McNair Scholars Program at St. Edward's can help.
Excelling academically at a private university is no small feat. Yet students from St. Edward's University stand out when they apply for prestigious scholarships, fellowships and graduate schools. These programs provide a unique inside look at a particular field or area of research — and an opportunity to earn an allowance for living expenses, study abroad or research.
Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program
For undergraduate students challenged by financial, social or other obstacles that may prevent them from pursuing doctoral degrees, the Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program opens up new opportunities. McNair Scholars at St. Edward's have gone on to graduate studies at Stanford and Columbia universities, Harvard Divinity School and the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, among others. Students in the McNair Scholars Program show strong academic potential, a commitment to postgraduate study and a passion for rigorous research.
What are the benefits of the McNair Scholars Program?
- Guidance from a faculty mentor who provides advice, research direction and an introduction into the academic profession
- Presentation of your research at national conferences and in a St. Edward's faculty blind-reviewed research journal
- Individual assistance in preparing graduate school applications
- Seminars that provide insights into being a graduate student and help get you ready for graduate studies
- Fully funded GRE test preparation
- 访问s to graduate schools
- Application fee waivers from participating graduate schools
McNair Scholars may be eligible for Summer Research Internships, which include:
- An eight-week stipend of up to $2,800
- Paid room and board on campus
- Three semester hours of tuition-free credit
- An opportunity to present your research at the St. Edward's University McNair Research Symposium
McNair Scholars Program Eligibility Requirements (PDF)
With opportunities ranging from teaching English abroad to conducting neuroscience research, high achieving students can explore their passions through fellowship programs offered by private foundations and government agencies. Fellowships are available in a range of disciplines such as humanities, natural sciences, mathematics, law, finance and many others.
St. Edward's University can assist you with identifying and preparing applications for a variety of fellowships, including:
- American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program
- Andrew Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Studies
- Cintas Fellowships
- Common Ground Fellowship in Creative Responses to 主页lessness
- Coro Fellows Program
- Donald Harrington 毕业 Student Fellows Program – University of Texas
- Ford Foundation – Pre-doctoral Fellowships for Minorities
- Fulbright U.S. Student Program
- 德语 Chancellor Scholarship
- Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship
- Hertz Foundation
- Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program
- James H. Dunn Jr. Memorial Fellowship Program
- James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
- Minority Fellowship Program in Neuroscience Training
- Minority 毕业 Fellowships – National Science Foundation
- National Defense Science and Engineering 毕业 Fellowships
- National Physical Science Consortium – 毕业 Fellowships
- National Science Foundation
- Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
- Pre-doctoral Fellowships in Biological Sciences
- Russian-U.S. Young Leadership Fellows for Public Service Program
- Self 毕业 Fellowship – University of Kansas
- Stoody-West Fellowship
- The Urban Fellows Program
名称: Anna Davies '16
主页town: McKinney, Texas
重大的: Marketing
Destination: 马来西亚
As a sophomore, Davies took a global business course in Japan and became fascinated with the country's aesthetics and design. And her junior year, Davies traveled to South Africa as part of the university's Service Break Experience to work in a children's home, where she often communicated with kids by drawing, storytelling and singing. "I realized I can use my eye for design to communicate in other cultures," she says. Now she's excited to travel to 马来西亚, an opportunity that will test her communication skills while also immersing her in the colors, textures and visual stimulation of Southeast Asian culture.


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Inspired by a father who loved being stylish even when impoverished or restrained by the demands of a government job, I have always enjoyed putting my own spin on style. Bandanas around my hair, scarves around the knee, dresses worn with churidars, dramatic earrings etc were all part of my hatke take on fashion back when I was in college. When I began working in advertising, salwar kameez was the norm, and wearing business suits or pants and formal shirts with a tie was considered avant garde (!) but I did it anyway. To me, getting ready every morning is almost like putting on a costume for a role in a play – who am I going to be today?
A few years ago, the saree pact rekindled my love for the saree – at one point in time, I had vowed to have one saree of each type woven in India, before I realised the number of distinct weaves India is home to! But I was determined to own the saree look in a way that made it super comfortable for me. So I discarded the ubiquity of the saree blouse and took to wearing sarees with whatever top felt convenient – fitted white shirts, t shirts, crop tops and the like. It was a great way for me to make the saree as easy a choice as western wear when dashing out the door every morning.
One of my fashion dreams was to start a label that made western wear out of Indian fabrics suited to Indian weather, especially our never-ending summer – jackets with a muslin lining, not synthetic, and dresses that wouldn't hug me too close for comfort in our sticky monsoons. Now there is a host of fashion labels has sprung up which does this with panache. In the hot Delhi summers, if I'm not in a saree at work, I'm usually in one of many anti-fit cotton or muslin dresses, Ikat pants and the like.
A constant challenge, thanks to an auto-immune problem, is that my size varies hugely – between water retention, weight gain and a bad gut. As a result I have found that if I pre-plan an outfit, typically on the day I will find it's not fitting well, feels uncomfortable, makes me look fatter etc etc. So serendipity plays a huge role in helping me pull an outfit together for any occasion. At least, that's my excuse for an ever-expanding wardrobe J!
My Must Haves:
Accessories – they can make or break an outfit. Shoes, bags, jewelry, scarves, hats – and the more expressive of your unique style, the better, be they never so weird. They add so much pizazz to the most sober outfits, and make the outfit you! Plus they make the same dress or jacket look so different each time. One of my prized possessions is a necklace made of zips with temple motifs – it looks so rich and distinctive. Another, a nod to my love for writing, is a necklace made of fountain pen nibs!
Dresses – drapey and anti-fit for the most part, since my size varies and we have 8+ months of gruelling summer
A variety of sarees, especially in ikats, and an array of versatile crop tops, Tshirts and fitted shirts to pair with them
Most of all, my mantra is that I must feel comfortable and confident in what I am wearing, and it must express my identity. It doesn't matter if it isn't considered 'in vogue' currently, I'll still wear it if I love it. And if it is in vogue but I don't love it, I'm never going to wear it.
(Priyadarshini Narendra, 48, is a marketing professional with over 25 years of experience in advertising, consulting and trend spotting. She is currently Head of Brand Solutions with the Hindustan Times group. A published author, she is also a moody chef, serial hobbyist, fashion aficionado and mother to three human children and two canine ones.)

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This nightgown was a gift from my sister. While it was perfectly comfortable, I just never found myself wearing it. Maybe it just seemed to dowdy - which isn't how I see myself at all :)
I thought back to those babydoll nighties from the 50's and 60's and figured I'd turn it into a project and see what I could make of it.
I started by taking about 24" off the bottom with the intention of using the leftover fabric to make a ruffled hem. I realized that i did not have enough fabric to make the full ruffle that I wanted but that I did have enough to make a pair of matching bloomers!
I've since determined that the sleeves have to go. I think it would look so much cuter either sleeveless or with little cap sleeves.
|This is what it started as
|Screen shot from "Bye Bye Birdie"
|Here it is finished with matching bloomers!


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Dutch startup Athom, the winner of Idea Challenge' Smart Spaces category, is one of 50 finalists at the international contest CODE_n. More than 400 startups from all over the world applied and wanted to present their products at CeBIT in Hanover, Germany, from March 16 - 20, 2015. CODE_n will invite 50 teams from 17 countries to the biggest B2B trade fair worldwide. An entire trade fair hall is dedicated to CODE_n. The startup exhibition will be completed be a special conference program and pitch events.
Waylay, another EIT ICT Labs coached startup, has been selected too.


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Raising Life Long Learners
April 2, 2013
I love this ebook that clearly defines and recognizes the skills that teaches kids to be successful and thrive into the 21st Century. It is a reminder to me it is not about knowledge but rather essential skills and encouraging in positive learning dispositions. A easy and quick read.
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by Passages Malibu
Opiates are naturally occurring alkaloids that come from the opium poppy. Examples of opiates are opium, heroin, codeine and morphine. Each of these types of opiates is just as addicting as the others. Contrary to popular belief codeine or morphine can be just as addicting as heroin even though heroin is often considered more addicting. They are highly addictive drugs that affect all types of people. No one is safe from opiate addiction.
Withdrawing and Detoxing from Heroin
The withdrawal process from opiates is one of the most difficult drug withdrawal processes and is commonly referred to as "dope sickness". The pain that drug addicts experience is often described as the most painful thing a person has been through. Withdrawal symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea and muscle aches. An addict will feel extremely week and will only be able to focus on getting more of their drug.
This Also Causes Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression
It is not recommended to go through opiate withdrawal alone. These symptoms can become so severe that a person can become dehydrated and severely injure themselves. Addicts need to go through an actual detox process that is monitored by professionals over a few days to a few weeks, depending on how dependent the user is. If detoxing is done in an inpatient facility it is much easier because a doctor can put them under anesthesia and flush the body out. Once a person comes out of anesthesia opioids can be prescribed. Opioids are synthetic drugs that mimic opiates such as Methadone and Demerol. These are less addictive and can be given in much smaller doses until a person is completely able to function without any opiates or opioids.
Rehabilitation from Opiates
After the long and painful process of detoxing from opiates, addicts move on to the rehabilitation phase. Opiates are severely addicting both physically and psychologically. Rehabilitation focuses on the psychological addiction that needs to be treated in order to prevent relapse. The focus is generally on the problems and stressors and other underlying issues that caused the addict to use in the first place. Addicts don't generally want to become addicted to opiates.
They Simply Just Want to Forget about Their Problems for a Little bit While Having a Little Fun
However, that is the problem with opiates. They are so addicting that even trying a drug once or twice can cause addiction. Not only do issues that helped contribute to the addiction need to be addressed, but also the issues that were caused because of the addiction.
By The Time an Opiate Addict Seeks Treatment They Have Usually Hit Rock Bottom
This means that they've screwed everything up in their life so badly such as relationships and their career that they feel they have nothing left. In order to prevent relapse, these issues must be dealt with. Therapy is the most important part of rehabilitation. There are many types of therapy including one-on-one sessions, group therapy and family therapy. A recovering opiate addict generally will attend all types of therapy throughout their rehabilitation.


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Today the world is still in shock over the terrorist bombing in Brussels, and my Tuesday morning group mulled over the state of the world for a while. Several were clearly upset at the seeming foolishness of the acts, most were seeing it as very far away, and a few were seeing it as totally unrelated to their lives. After all if you didn't tune into the media there wasn't anything different to be perceived from yesterday, and the weather, with a few snow flurries, was much more important personally as a world event.
Terrorist events are unrelated to nearly everyone's daily life, and their sole purpose is to get ordinary people to worry about things their government is doing. But the government doesn't seem to respond much to the terrorist actions, because they are in control of things incredibly more powerful. The only power the terrorists have is anonymity so they can wheel their bombs into public places like airports. If they struck openly, like a standard military campaign, they would be quickly beaten into submission and death. Terrorism is thus a proof positive that they are militarily weak, and the only power they have is to trigger a media response.
"If it bleeds it leads." So, the terrorists only option for making a public statement is to make some innocent people bleed. Their point is to make a statement that they and their group are being mistreated, but they can't strike back directly because they don't have the power to do so. But a terrorist attack generally results in a counterstrike by the group that they attacked that is much more powerful and much worse, and the very people they are representing, who were suffering before, are now suffering even more. Terrorism is usually counterproductive for the perpetrators.
When the major players get involved in public homicide the stakes are much higher and vastly uglier. There were, very approximately, two hundred million (200,000,000) people killed in wars and major conflicts between the years 1900 and 2000; that's two million people per year, and that divided by 365 means there were 5,500 people killed on average every day for an entire century. That is two World Trade Centers every single day, of people being killed in conflicts. When looked at that way the Brussels bombing, that may end up with a final death toll of fifty-five people is only one one-hundredth the average death toll for every day of the 20th century.
And yet we are horrified. And we should be, but not at the death of a tiny fraction of the human population, but because of the foolish stupidity of the action and its ineffectiveness. The bombing only serves to make many people of the world worried, and worried about something they have absolutely no influence over. Thus, the terrorists' only success is to make the general public a bit more anxious, and the people the terrorist thought they were defending more subject to the wrath of the great powers of the world which will strike them even further down.
Isn't it obvious that the world is improved by helping others improve their lives and not terrorizing them?


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R:Rapunzel, Mandy Moore
F:Eugene Fitzherbert/Flynn Rider, Zachary Levi
G:Mother Gothel, Donna Murphy
Hook:Hook-Hand Thug, Brad Garrett
Big:Big Nose Thug, Jeffrey Tambor
St:The Stabbington Brothers, Ron Perlman (only the speaking one; the one without the eye-patch)
Vlad:Vladamir, Richard Kiel
Shorty:Shorty Thug, Paul F. Tompkins
Young R:Young Rapunzel, Delaney Rose Stein
Capt:Captain of the Guard, M. C. Gainey
Other voices:
Guard #1/Thug #1 (voice): Nathan Greno
Guard #2/Thug #2 (voice): Byron Howard
Guard #3 (voice): Tim Mertens
Additional Voices:
Michael Bell, Bob Bergen, Susan Blakeslee, June Christopher, Roy Conli, David Cowgill, Terri Douglas, Chad Einbinder, Pat Fraley, Eddie Frierson, Jackie Gonneau, Nicholas Guest, Bridget Hoffman, Daniel Kaz Anne Lockhart, Scott Menville, Mona Marshall, Laraine Newman, Paul Pape, Lynwood Robinson, Fred
Tatasciore, Kari Wahlgren, Hynden Walch.(Wikipedia, IMDb)
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F: This is the story of how I died.
Don't worry, this is actually a very fun story and the truth is, it isn't even mine.
This is the story of a girl named Rapunzel and it starts with the sun.
Now, once upon a time, a single drop of sunlight fell from the heavens and from this small drop of sun, grew a magic, golden flower. It had the ability to heal the sick and injured.
Oh, you see that old woman over there? You might want to remember
her. She's kind of important.
Well, centuries passed, and a hop skip and a boat ride away there grew a kingdom. The kingdom was ruled by a beloved King and Queen.
And the Queen, (well,) she was about to have a baby. She got sick. Really, sick.
She was running out of time, and that's when people usually start to look for a miracle. Or in this case, a magic golden flower.
Ah, I told you she'd be important. You see, instead of sharing the sun's gift, this woman, Mother Gothel, hoarded its healing power and used it to keep herself young for hundreds of years, and all she had to do was sing a special song.
G: Flower, gleam and glow
Let your power shine
Make the clock reverse
Bring back what once was mine
What once was mine
F: All right, you get the gist. She sings to it, she turns young, creepy, right?
Guards: We've found it!
F: The magic of the golden flower healed the queen.
A healthy baby girl, a princess was born, with beautiful golden hair.
I'll give you a hint: that's Rapunzel.
To celebrate her birth, the King and Queen launched a flying lantern into the sky. And for that one moment, everything was perfect.
And then that moment ended.
G: Flower, gleam and glow
Let your power shine
Make the clock re- [gasps at cut hair]
F: Gothel broke into the castle, stole the child and just like that–
The kingdom searched and searched but they could not find the princess. For deep within the forest, in a hidden tower, Gothel raised the child as her own.
Young R:(Heal what has been hurt)
(Change the fate's design)
Save what has been lost
Bring back what once was mine
What once was mine
F: Gothel had found her new magic flower, but this time she was determined to keep it hidden.
Young R: Why can't I go outside?
G: The outside world is a dangerous place, filled with horrible, selfish people. You must stay here, where you're safe. Do you understand, flower?
Young R:Yes mommy.
F: But the walls of that tower could not hide everything.
Each year, on her birthday, the King and Queen released thousands of lanterns into the sky, in hope that one day, their lost princess would return.
[Pascal flees window to hide]
R: Ha!
Hmm. Well, I guess Pascal's not hiding out here…
[Pascal sniggers. R finds it]
R: Gotcha!
That's twenty-two for me. How about twenty-three out of forty-five?
[Pascal frowns]
R: Okay, well, what do you wanna do?
[Pascal motions to go outside]
R: Yeah, I don't think so. I like it in here and so do you.
[Pascal sticks out tongue]
R: Oh come on Pascal, it's not so bad in there…
[leaves window]
Seven a.m., the usual morning lineup
Start up the chores and sweep till the floor's all clean
Polish and wax, do laundry, and mop and shine up
Sweep again, and by then it's, like, seven-fifteen
And so I'll read a book or maybe two or three
I'll add a few new paintings to my gallery
I'll play guitar and knit and cook and basically
Just wonder when will my life begin?
[paints lights]
Then after lunch it's puzzles and darts and baking
Papier-mache, a bit of ballet and chess
Pottery and ventriloquy, candle-making
Then I'll stretch, maybe sketch, take a climb, sew a dress!
And I'll re-read the books if I have time to spare
I'll paint the walls some more, I'm sure there's room somewhere
And then I'll brush and brush and brush and brush my hair
Stuck in the same place I've always been
And I'll keep wondering and wondering and wondering and wondering
When will my life begin?
[back to window]
Tomorrow night, the lights will appear
Just like they do on my birthday each year
What is it like out there where they glow?
Now that I'm older, Mother might just let me go…
F: Wow! I could get used to a view like this.
St: Rider! C'mon!
F: Hold on. Yup. I'm used to it. Guys I want a castle.
St: We do this job. You can buy your own castle.
[St lower F to steal crown. A guard sneezes]
F: Oh. Hay fever?
Guard: Yea.
[realizes there has been intruder] Huh?
Hey, wait. Hey, wait!
F: Can't you picture me in a castle of my own? Coz I certainly can. All the things we've seen and it's only eight in the morning (0800). Gentlemen this is a very big day!
R: This is it. This is a very big day, Pascal. Hmm-mm. I'm finally gonna do it. I'm gonna ask her.
G: [distant] Rapunzel!
[R gasps]
G: Let down your hair!
R: It's time. [Pascal straightens up] I know, I know, come on, don't let her see you.
G: [distant] Rapunzel, I'm not getting any younger down here.
R: Coming, mother! [pulls up G]
Hi. Welcome home, mother.
G: Uh, Rapunzel! How you manage to do that every single day without fail! It looks absolutely exhausting, darling.
R: Oh, it's nothing.
G: Then I don't know why it takes so long! Ergh, ho-ho-ho-ho, darling, I'm just teasing.
R: Hmm, he-he-he. Alright, so, mother, as you know, tomorrow is a very big day–
G: Rapunzel, look in that mirror. You know what I see? I see a strong, confident, beautiful young lady.
Oh look, you're here too. Er-ha-ha-ha-ha, I'm just teasing! Stop taking everything so seriously, agh.
R: Okay, so mother, as I was saying, tomorrow–
G: Rapunzel, mother's feeling a little run-down. Would you sing for me, dear? That'll do.
R: Oh! Of course, mother. [setup]
[speedily] Flower, gleam and glow
Let your power shine
Make the clock reverse
G: –Wait!–
R: Bring back what once was mine
G: –Wait!–
R: Heal what has been hurt
Change the fate's design
[G brushes hair as quickly as possible]
R: Save what has been lost
Bring back what once was mine
G: Rapunzel!
R: So, mother, earlier I was saying tomorrow's a pretty big day and you didn't really respond, so I'm just gonna tell you, it's my birthday! Uh. Tada!
G: No, no, no, can't be. I distinctly remember: your birthday was last year.
R: That's the funny thing about birthdays–they're kind of an annual thing! Uh.
Mother, I'm turning eighteen, and I wanted to ask, uh, what I really want for this birthday…
Actually what I really want for my birth–want for my birth–
G: Okay, Rapunzel, please, stop with the mumbling. You know how I feel about the mumbling–blah-blah-blah-blah, it's very annoying, I'm just teasing, you're adorable, I love you so much, darling. Agh.
[Pascal urges R]
R: Agh, I want to see the floating lights.
G: Uh-huh. What?
R: Oh. Well, I was hoping you would take me to see the floating lights.
G: Oo. You mean the stars.
R: That's the thing.
I've charted stars and they're always constant–but these–they appear every year on my birthday, mother–ONLY on my birthday. And I can't help but feel like they're… they're meant for me.
I need to see them, mother, and not just from my window. In person.
I have to know what they are.
G: You want to go outside? Why, Rapunzel!
Look at you, as fragile as a flower
Still a little sapling, just a sprout
You know why we stay up in this tower
R: I know but…
G: That's right, to keep you safe and sound, dear
Guess I always knew this day was coming
Knew that soon you'd want to leave the nest
Soon, but not yet
R: But–
G: Shh! Trust me, pet
Mother knows best
[Lights out]
G: Mother knows best
Listen to your mother
R: Agh!
G: It's a scary world out there
Mother knows best
One way or another
Something will go wrong, I swear
Ruffians, thugs, poison ivy, quicksand
Cannibals and snakes… The plague!
R: No!
G: Yes!
R: But–
G: Also large bugs
R: Agh!
G: Men with pointy teeth, and stop, no more, you'll just upset me
Mother's right here, mother will protect you
Darling here's what I suggest
Skip the drama, stay with mama
Mother knows best
Ah, hahahaha…
Mother knows best
Take it from your mumsy
On your own, you won't survive
Sloppy, underdressed, immature, clumsy
Please, they'll eat you up alive
Gullible, naive, positively grubby
Ditzy and a bit, well, hmm vague
Plus, I believe, gettin' kinda chubby
I'm just saying 'cause I wuv you
Mother understands, mother's here to help you
All I have is one request
R: Yes?
G: Don't ever ask to leave this tower again.
R: Yes, Mother.
G: Uh, I love you very much, dear.
R: I love you more.
G: I love you most. [kisses R's forehead]
Don't forget it, you'll regret it
Mother knows best!
G: Rapunzel! I'll see you in a bit, my flower.
R: I'll be here.
F: Uh, uh… Agh! Oh no. No no no no no no no no no no, this is bad, this is very very bad, this is really bad… They just can't get my nose right!
St: Who cares?
F: Well it's easy for you to say! You guys look amazing.
[Boxed in]
F: Uh, all right, okay, give me a boost, and I'll pull you up.
St: Give us the satchel first.
F: Uh? I just–I can't believe that after all we've been through together, you don't trust me? Ouch.
St: Now help us up, pretty boy.
F: Sorry, my hands are full.
St: What? Rider!
Capt: Retrieve that satchel at any cost!
Guards: Yes sir!
[Maximus neighs, the other brown horses neigh in reply. F being chased]
Capt: We got him now, Maximus!
[chase, Capt knocked off, F rides on Maximus]
F: Ya, haha! –Ooh!
[Maximus comes to adrupt halt, grunts angrily]
F: Ugh! Come on, fleabag, forward!
[Maximus stares at satchel only, to snatch satchel]
F: No!
[Maximus to snatch satchel]
F: No! Stop it, stop it! Give it to me–give me that!–
[chase. F gets hold of satchel]
F: Ha!
[branch breaks, both fall]
F: Aghhhhh! [Maximus neighs in horror]
[Maximus searches for F, F hides & discovers tower, Maximus neighs in distance, climbs it]
F: [enters tower, pants.] Alone at last.
[hit by frying pan]
R: Agh! [fearfully hides, approaches. F: no response]
[Pascal motions head]
[R moves F's head.]
[Pascal turns brown at pointy-teeth drawing]
[R finds F's teeth straight.]
R: Oh. [Flicks F's hair, uncovering his face. Approaches.]
F: Huh?
[R hits F with frying pan. R pants.]
[After some unsuccessful attempts, R eventually hides F in closet, shutting it with a chair]
R: Okay, okay, okay, I've got a person in my closet.
I've got a person in my closet.
I've got a person in my closet! Haha! Uh!
Too weak to handle myself out there, huh, mother? Well… hmm-hmm…tell that to my frying pan–[accidentally hits herself with pan]
[discovers satchel & crown] Huh?
[R takes out crown. R hangs on forearm, Pascal shakes head]
[R uses as magnifying lens, Pascal shakes head]
[R wears crown, Pascal astonished before disapproval]
G: [distant] Rapunzel!
R: [gasps] Oh!
G: [distant] Let down your hair!
R: One moment, mother!
G: [distant] I have a big surprise!
R: Uh, I do too!
G: Oo, I bet my surprise is bigger!
R: I seriously doubt it. [pulls up mother]
G: I brought back parsnips. I'm going to make hazelnut soup for dinner, your favourite–surprise!
R: Well mother, there's something I want to tell you.
G: Oh Rapunzel, you know I hate leaving you after a fight especially when I've done absolutely nothing wrong.
R: Okay, I've been thinking a lot about what you've said earlier (and)…
G: I hope you're not still talking about the stars.
R: 'Floating Lights', and, yes, I'm leading up to that, and…
G: Because I really thought we dropped the issue, sweetheart.
R: No, mother, I'm just saying, you think I'm not strong enough to
handle myself out there.
G: Oh darling, I know you're not strong enough to handle yourself out there.
R: But if you just–
G: Rapunzel, we're done talking about this–
R: Trust me–
G: Rapunzel–
R: I know what I'm saying–[puts hand on chair]
G: Rapunzel–
R: Oh, come on–
G: Enough of the lights, Rapunzel! You are not leaving this tower!
[R lifts her hand off the chair.]
G: Ugh, great. Now I'm the bad guy.
[R sees her painting of the lights, then at her closet.]
R: All I was gonna say, mother, is that, I know what I want for my birthday now.
G: And what is that?
R: New paint. The paint made from the white shells you once brought me.
G: Well, that is a very long trip, Rapunzel. Almost three days' time.
R: I just thought it was a better idea than… stars.
G: Ugh.
You're sure you'll be all right on your own?
R: I know I'm safe as long as I'm here.
G: [kisses R]
I'll be back in three days' time.
I love you very much, dear.
R: I love you more.
G: I love you most.
[As soon as G vanishes, R rushes back to her closet]
R: [deep breath] Okay.
[opens closet, F falls out]
[examines F]
[R pulls chair. Pascal wakes up F.]
F: Agh! Huh? Uh? [struggles] Is this hair?
R: Struggling… struggling is pointless.
F: Huh?
R: I know why you're here, and I'm not afraid of you.
F: What?
[R emerges]
R: Who are you? And how did you find me?
F: Aha.
R: Who are you, and how did you find me?
F: Mm-hm. I know not who you are, nor how I came to find you, but may
I just say…
Hi. How ya doin'? The name's Flynn Rider. How's your day goin'? Huh?
R: Ugh!
Who else knows my location, Flynn Rider?
F: All right, blondie–
R: Rapunzel.
F: Gesundheit. Here's the deal.
I was in a situation, gallivanting through the forest. I came across your tower and… ho, oh no… where is my satchel?
R: I've hidden it, somewhere you'll never find it.
F: It's in that pot, isn't it?
[A bang by frying pan.]
F: Er, uh. Huh? [realizes Pascal's tongue stuck in his ear]
Yike! [shakes off Pascal] Would you stop that?
R: Now it's hidden where you'll never find it.
So, what do you want with my hair? To cut it?
F: What?
R: Sell it?
F: No! Listen, the only thing I want to do with your hair is to get
out of it. Literally.
R: Yi. Wait. You don't want my hair?
F: Why on earth would I want your hair? Look, I was being chased, I
saw a tower, I climbed it, end of story.
R: You're… telling the truth?
F: Yes.
[Pascal distrusts]
R: I know, I need someone to take me.
[Pascal motions]
R: I think he's telling the truth, too.
[Pascal motions]
R: (He) doesn't have fangs, but what choice do I have?
[F struggles]
R: Huh. Okay, Flynn Rider, I'm prepared to offer you a deal.
F: Deal?
R: Look this way.
[F collapses with chair]
R: Do you know what these are?
F: You mean the lantern thing they do for the princess?
R: Lanterns. I knew they weren't stars.
Well, tomorrow evening they will light the night sky with these lanterns.
You will act as my guide, take me to these lanterns, and return me home safely. Then, and only then, will I return your satchel to you. That is my deal.
F: Yeah. No can do. Unfortunately, the kingdom and I aren't exactly 'simpatico' at the moment. So I won't be taking you anywhere.
[Pascal: get tough. R pulls F up]
R: Something brought you here, Flynn Rider. Call it what you will: fate, destiny…
F: A horse.
R: So I have made the decision to trust you.
F: A horrible decision, really.
R: But trust me when I tell you this.
[R tugs hair, F falls forward]
F: Ugh!
[R catches chair]
R: You can tear this tower apart brick by brick, but without my help, you will never find your precious satchel.
F: Hmm-mm. Let me just get this straight. I take you to see the lanterns, bring you back home, and you'll give me back my satchel?
R: I promise.
[F in disbelief]
R: And when I promise something, I never ever break that promise.
[F in disbelief]
R: Ever.
[Pascal nods. F looking at Pascal, then looks at R]
F: All right, listen, I didn't want to have to do this, but you leave me no choice. Here comes the 'smoulder'.
[R & Pascal: stern look]
This is kind of an off day for me. This doesn't normally happen.
… Fine, I'll take you to see the lanterns!
R: Really?
F: You broke my 'smoulder'.
F: You comin', blondie?
[R on window edge]
R: Look at the world so close, and I'm halfway to it!
Look at it all so big, do I even dare?
Look at me, there at last! I just have to do it
Should I? No. Here I go…
[lands on grass]
Just smell the grass! The dirt! Just like I dreamed they'd be!
Just feel that summer breeze, the way it's calling me
For like the first time ever, I'm completely free!
I could go running, and racing, and dancing, and chasing
And leaping, and bounding, hair flying, heart pounding
And splashing, and reeling, and finally feeling
That's when my life begins!
[birds chirping]
I can't believe I did this.
*I can't believe I did this.*
I can't believe I did this! Haha.
*Mother would be so furious.*
That's okay! I mean, what she doesn't know won't kill her, right?
*Oh my gosh, this would kill her.*
This is so fun!
*I am a horrible daughter. I'm going back.*
I am never going back! Woo-hoo!
*I am a despicable human being.*
Woo-hoo! Best. Day. Ever!
F: Hmm-mm-m.
You know, I can't help but notice you seem a little at war with yourself here.
R: [sniff] What?
F: Now, I'm only picking up bits and pieces, of course. Overprotective mother, forbidden road trip. I mean, this is serious stuff. But let me ease your conscience.
This is part of growing up. A little rebellion, a little adventure–that's good, healthy even!
R: You think?
F: I know. You're way over-thinking this, trust me. Does your mother deserve it? No. Would this break her heart and crush her soul? Of course. But you just got to do it.
R: 'Break her heart?'
F: In half.
R: 'Crush her soul?'
F: [squeezes grape] Like a grape.
R: She would be heartbroken, you're right.
F: I am, aren't I? Oh bother.
All right, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm letting you out of the deal.
R: What?
F: That's right. But don't thank me. Let's just turn around and get you home (/find your pan)–and your frog–I get back my satchel, you get back a mother-daughter relationship based on mutual trust and voila! We part ways as unlikely friends.
R: No! I am seeing those lanterns–
F: Oh come on! What is it going to take to get my satchel back?
R: I will use this.
[Ruffling sound in nearby thicket]
R: [gasp] Is it ruffians? Thugs? Have they come for me?
[A rabbit hops out]
F: Stay calm. It can probably smell fear.
R: Oh, huh, sorry. Guess I'm just a little bit… jumpy.
F: Probably be best if we avoid ruffians and thugs, though.
R: Uh-huh, yeah, that'd probably be best.
F: [pause] Are you hungry? I know a great place for lunch.
R: Oh.
F: Oh don't you worry. You'll know it when you smell it.
[Maximus searches for F, encounters G]
G: Huh!
[Maximus frustrated]
G: Uh, a Palace horse. Where's your rider? Rapunzel.
[Maximus puzzled, G runs to tower]
G: Rapunzel, let down your hair!
[No response]
G: Rapunzel?
[climbs hidden stairway to tower]
[searches the tower for R but failed]
[finds satchel, crown, poster of F. Wields knife]
F: I know it's around here, somewhere.
Ah, there it is, the Snuggly Duckling.
Don't worry, very quaint place, perfect for you. Don't want you scaring and giving up on this whole endeavour now do we?
R: Well, I do like duckling.
[opens pub door]
F: Garcon, your finest table please!
[R gasps]
F: You smell that? Take a deep breath through the nose.
[sniff] Really let that seep in.
R: Agh!
F: What are you getting? Because to me,…
R: Agh!
F: … that's part man-smell, and the other part is really bad man-smell. I don't know why, but overall [Pascal hides] it just smells like the color brown. Your thoughts?
[R gasps, runs with hair]
Thug: That's a lot of hair.
F: She's growing it out. Is that blood in your moustache? Goldie, look at this. Look at all the blood in his moustache.
That, sir, that's a lot of blood.
Hey, you don't look so good, blondie. Maybe we should get you a home. Call it a day.
Probably be better off. This is a five star joint after all, and if you can't handle this place, well, maybe you should be back in your tower.
[R gasps. Pub door shuts]
Vlad: Is this you?
[F moves aside Vlad's finger on poster]
F: Aw. Now they're just being mean.
Hook: Ho, ho, it's him all right. Greno, go find some guards! That reward's going to buy me a new hook.
Attila: I could use the money.
Vlad: What about me? I'm broke.
R: Please, stop!
F: We can work this out.
R: Please, leave him alone!
F: Gentlemen, please!
R: Give me back my guide!
F: [struggles] Not the nose, not the nose, not the nose!
R: Put him down!
[Silence. Hook turns to her]
R: Whoa! Okay, I don't know where I am, and I need him to take me to see the lanterns because I've been dreaming about them my entire life! Find your humanity! Haven't any of you ever had a dream?
[Hook approaches R threateningly, but stops just in front of her]
Hook: I had a dream… once.
[swings his axe over a boy, who then plays the accordion]
Hook: I'm malicious, mean and scary
My sneer could curdle dairy
And violence-wise, my hands are not the cleanest
But despite my evil look
And my temper and my hook
I've always yearned to be a concert pianist
[climbs stage]
Can'tcha see me on the stage performin' Mozart?
Tickling the ivories 'til they gleam?
Yep, I'd rather be called deadly
For my killer show-tune medley
–Thank you!
'Cause way down deep inside I've got a dream
Thugs: He's got a dream! He's got a dream!
Hook: See, I ain't as cruel and vicious as I seem!
Though I do like breaking femurs, you can count me with the
Like everybody else, I've got a dream!
[G arrives]
Big: I've got scars and lumps and bruises
Plus something here that oozes
And let's not even mention my complexion
But despite my extra toes
And my goiter and my nose
I really want to make a love connection
[in a boat with Shorty]
Can't you see me with a special little lady
Rowing in a rowboat down the stream?
Though I'm one disgusting blighter, I'm a lover, not a fighter
'Cause way down deep inside I've got a dream!
[swings Shorty]
I've got a dream!
Thugs: He's got a dream!
Big: I've got a dream!
Thugs: He's got a dream!
And I know one day romance will reign supreme!
Though my face leaves people screaming
There's a child behind it dreaming
Like everybody else, I've got a dream
Thugs: Tor would like to quit and be a florist
Gunther does interior design
Ulf is into mime, Attila's cupcakes are sublime
Bruiser knits, Killer sews, Fang does little puppet shows
Hook: And Vladimir collects ceramic unicorns
[to F] What about you?
F: I'm sorry, me?
Big: What's your dream?
F: No, no, no. Sorry boys, I don't sing.
[Swords point at F]
I have dreams, like you, no, really
Just much less touchy-feely
They mainly happen somewhere warm and sunny
On an island that I own, tanned and rested and alone
Surrounded by enormous piles of money
[Thugs throw F up in the air]
R: I've got a dream!
Thugs: She's got a dream!
R: I've got a dream!
Thugs: She's got a dream!
R: I just want to see the floating lanterns gleam!
Thugs: Yeahh!
R: And with every passing hour
[G sees R]
R: I'm so glad I left my tower
Like all you lovely folks, I've got a dream
Thugs: She's got a dream! He's got a dream!
They've got a dream! We've got a dream!
So our diff'rences ain't really that extreme–we're one big team–
Call us brutal, sick
Hook: Sadistic
Big: And grotesquely optimistic
Thugs: 'Cause way down deep inside we've got a dream!
Hook: I've got a dream!
Big: I've got a dream!
Thug Chorus: I've got a dream! I've got a dream! I've got a dream!
R: I've got a dream!
Thug: Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
All: Yes way down deep inside, I've got a dream!
Yeahh! [cheer]
Greno: I found the guards.
[F pulls R away]
Capt: Where's Rider? Where is he?
I know he's in here somewhere.
Find him, turn the place upside down if you have to!
[F: on seeing his former accomplices, gasps. Hook takes F & R to hidden
Hook: Go, live your dream.
F: I will.
Hook: Your dream stinks. I was talking to her.
R: Thanks for everything. [kisses]
Vlad: I believe this is the man you're looking for.
Shorty: You got me.
Guard: Sir, there's no sign of Rider.
[Neigh outside. Maximus opens pub door]
Capt: Maximus.
[Maximus sniffs, neighs at hidden tunnel]
Guard: What's he doing?
[Capt shakes head. Maximus frustrated, opens up passage]
Capt: A passage. C'mon men, let's go! Conli, make sure those boys don't get away!
[Guard points at St. St hits him to floor]
St: Play it safe. We'll go get the crown. Mmm.
Shorty: I got a dream, I got some dream, I… Oooooh, somebody get me a glass, coz I just found me a tall drink of water.
G: Oh, stop it you big lug. A-ha-ha-ha-ha. Where's that tunnel led out?
Shorty: Knife!
F: Well, I've got to say, didn't know you had that in you back there. That was pretty impressive.
R: I know! I know.
So, Flynn, where're you from?
F: Whoo-oo! Sorry, blondie, I don't do back-story. However I am becoming very interested in yours. Now I, I know I'm not supposed to mention the hair.
R: Nope.
F: Or the mother.
R: Ah, ah.
F: Frankly I'm too scared to ask about the frog.
R: Chameleon.
F: Nuance. Here's my question (though,): if you want to see the lanterns so badly, why haven't you gone before?
R: Uh. Huh, well… uh, Flynn… Flynn…
Capt: Rider!
F: Run!
[F & R run, appearing at cliff at end of tunnel. St appear.]
R: Who's that?
F: They don't like me.
[The palace guards appear.]
R: Who's that?
F: They don't like me either.
[Maximus appears.]
R: Who's that?!
F: Let's just assume for the moment that everyone in here doesn't like me!
R: Here!
[R swings herself to nearby rock]
Capt: I've waited a long time for this.
[F smacks all guards with frying pan]
F: Oh mama, I have got to get me one of these!
[Maximus draws sword]
F: Ha!
[Maximus neighs, they duel]
F: You should know that this is the strangest thing I've ever done!
[Maximus flicks frying pan out of F's hands]
F: How 'bout two out of three?
R: Flynn!
[R wraps hair around F's hand, pulls him, Maximus astonished]
R: Flynn, look out!
F: Whoa, whoa…
R: Ngth!
[St miss F]
F: Ha! You should see your faces because you look… [hits plank] ridiculous.
[Maximus hits plank on dam to get to R]
F: Come on, blondie.
[Just before Maximus could catch her hair, R reaches ground. F & R escape to cave]
R: [just before they were closed in the cave] Aghhhhh!
[F picks up frying pan. F & R run to higher ground in cave. F dives and surfaces several times]
F: It's no use.
I can't see anything.
[R dives, F pulls her up]
F: Hey, there's no point. It's pitch-black down there.
R: This is all my fault. She was right, I never should have done this.
[sobs] I'm so… I'm so sorry, Flynn. [sobs]
F: Eugene.
R: What?
F: My real name is Eugene Fitzherbert.
Someone might as well know.
R: Hmm.
I have magic hair that glows when I sing.
F: What?
R: I have magic hair that glows when I sing! Flower gleam and glow, let your power shine…
F: [underwater, as R's hair glows] Whoa!
[F & R swim to remove the rocks and they escape]
[Both cough after surfacing]
R: We made it.
F: Her hair glows.
R: I'm alive. I'm alive!
F: I didn't see that coming.
R: Eugene.
F: Her hair actually glows.
R: Eugene.
F: Why does her hair glow?
R: Eugene!
F: What?
R: It doesn't just glow.
F: Why is he [Pascal] smiling at me?
St: I'll kill 'im. I'll kill that Rider!
We'll cut him off at the kingdom, and get back the crown. C'mon!
G: Boys!
[St turn to G]
G: Perhaps you want to stop acting like wild dogs chasing their tails and think for a moment.
[G holding satchel. St draw swords]
G: Oh-ho, please, there's no need for that.
[G tosses satchel at St. St find crown]
G: Well, if that's all that you desire then be on your way. I was going to offer you something worth one thousand crowns, would have made you rich beyond belief and that wasn't even the best part, hoho, oh well,
c'est la vie. Enjoy your crown.
St: What's the best part?
G: It comes with revenge on Flynn Rider.
F: So you're being strangely cryptic as you wrap your magic hair around my injured hand.
R: Sorry. [sigh] Just don't… don't freak out.
Flower, gleam and glow
Let your power shine
Make the clock reverse
Bring back what once was mine
[Pascal: Look at your hand]
Heal what has been hurt
Change the fate's design
Save what has been lost
Bring back what once was mine
[Pascal: This is how it works.]
What once was mine
F: [gasps in horror]
R: (Please) don't freak out!
[F mouth wide open, R: … please.]
F: Arrrr. I'm-not-freaking-out-are-you-freaking-out-no-I'm-just-very-interested-in-your-hair-and-the-magical-qualities-that-it-posesses-how long has
it been doing that exactly?
R: Uh, forever, I guess.
Mother says when I was a baby, people tried to cut it. They wanted to take it for themselves. But, once it's cut, it turns brown and loses its power. A gift like that, it has to be protected. That's why mother never let me… [sigh] That's why I never left the… hmm.
F: … You never left that tower.
[R puzzled]
And you're still gonna go back?
R: No! Yes. Ugh! It's complicated.
Hah. So, Eugene Fitzherbert, huh?
F: Uh, yeah. Well. I'll spare you the sob story of poor orphan Eugene Fitzherbert, it's a little bit of a… that's a little bit of a downer.
[R gets close to F: I want to know more.]
F: Huh.
There was this book, a book I used to read every night to all the younger kids – 'The Tales of Flynnigan Rider'. Swashbuckling rogue, richest man alive, not bad with the ladies, either. Not that he would to brag about it, of course.
R: Hmm. Was he a thief too?
F: Uh… well, no. Actually, he had enough money to do anything that he wanted to do. He could go anywhere that he wanted to go. And, and, and for a kid with nothing, I don't know, I… Just seemed like a better option.
R: Hmm.
F: You can't tell anyone about this, okay? It could ruin my whole reputation.
R: Ah. We wouldn't want that.
F: Well, a fake reputation is all a man has.
R: Hmm, hmm, hmm–
F: Huh.
R: Hmm hmm.
F: Ahem. Well, I should, um… I, I should… I should get some more firewood.
R: Hey.
For the record, I like Eugene Fitzherbert much better than Flynn Rider.
F: Well, then you'd be the first… but thank you.
R: [smiles] Hmm.
G: Well! I thought he'd never leave!
R: Mother!
G: Hello dear.
R: But I, I, I, I don't, uh… How did you find me?
G: Oh, it was easy really. I just listened to the sound of complete and utter betrayal and followed that.
R: [sigh] Mother…
G: We're going home, Rapunzel. Now.
R: You, you don't understand. I've been on this incredible journey and I've seen and learned so much.
I even met someone.
G: Yes, the wanted thief, I'm so proud. Come on, Rapunzel.
R: Mother, wait. I think…
I think he likes me.
G: Likes you? Please, Rapunzel, that's demented.
R: But mother, I…
This is why you never should have left
[R sighs]
Dear, this whole romance that you've invented
Just proves you're too naive to be here
Why would he like you? Come on now, really.
Look at you! You think that he's impressed?
Don't be a dummy, come with mummy
R: No!
G: No?! Oh. I see how it is.
Rapunzel knows best
Rapunzel's so mature now
Such a clever grown-up miss
Rapunzel knows best
Fine, if you're so sure now
Go ahead, then give him this! [satchel]
R: How did you…?
G: This [crown] is why he's here!
Don't let him deceive you!
Give it to him, watch, you'll see!
R: I will!
G: Trust me, my dear
That's how fast he'll leave you
I won't say I told you so!
No, Rapunzel knows best!
So if he's such a dreamboat
Go and put him to the test
R: Mother, wait–
G: If he's lying, don't come crying,
'Mother knows best'! [vanishes]
[R looks at crown]
F: So…
[R gasps]
F: Hey uh… can I ask you something? Is there any chance that I'm gonna get super strength in my hand because I'm not gonna lie. That would be stupendous.
[on seeing R] Hey, you all right?
R: Oh! Sorry, yes. Just, em, lost in thought, I guess.
F: I mean because here's the thing. Superhuman good looks, I've always had them–born with it, but superhuman strength? Can you imagine the possibilities of this…?
G: [to St] Patience boys. All good things to those who wait.
[Maximus locates F]
F: Zzz.
[Sweat drops on F]
F: Uh-uh?
[Maximus angry]
F: Well, I hope you're here to apologize.
[Maximus drags F away]
No, no, no, put me down! Let me go! Let–me–go–!
R: Release–him–
[Maximus shakes F from side to side, R pulls F away, Maximus with F's boot, runs to confront R]
R: Whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Easy, boy, easy! Settle down! Whoa, whoa! Easy, boy, easy.
[Maximus stops]
R: That's it.
[Pascal atop R's head: Put down.]
R: Now sit.
[Maximus assumes sitting position]
R: Sit!
[Maximus sits like a dog]
F: What?
R: Now drop the boot.
[Maximus stops]
R: Drop it!
[Maximus drops F's boot]
R: Aww, you are such a good boy! Yes you are. Ho-ho.
[Maximus wags tail]
R: You're all tired from chasing the bad man all over the place?
[Maximus nods]
F: Excuse me?
R: Nobody appreciates you, do they?
[Maximus grunts]
R: Do they?
[Maximus grunts]
F: Oh come on, he's a bad horse!
R: Oh, he's nothing but a big sweetheart!
[Maximus neighs delightedly]
R: Isn't that right? Maximus?
F: You've got to be kidding me.
[Maximus hits R]
R: Look. Today is kind of the biggest day of my life, and the thing is, I need you not to get him arrested.
[Maximus grunts]
R: Just for twenty-four hours and then you can chase each other to your heart's content, okay?
[F sighs, stretches out his hand. Maximus turns away defiantly]
R: And it's also my birthday. Just so you know.
[Maximus reluctantly agrees. R hears distant bells, walks away; Maximus hits F in chest]
F: Oom!
[Maximus neighs delightedly]
[R's mouth: 'wow'. F & Maximus get into fight, Pascal: behave, then F & Maximus simply beat each other once. R enters city but bumps into animals and people
because her hair was stuck.]
R: Oh, oh, sorry!
[F collects hair, Maximus gallops to catch up. F whistles to a group of little girls, who then braid R's hair for her.]
R: Thank you!
[Marketplace, R buys two pieces of fruit, but runs on quickly and the two pieces of fruit falls upon the stallowner's hands. F buys food, R sees mosaic of
the King and Queen and the lost baby princess.]
Girl: It's for the lost princess.
[R looks closely. The princess had golden hair and green eyes like her. Dancing, and the whole day with F. F & R finally rejoin at end of dance]
Citizen:To the boats!
[F & R separate]
[F rows gondola with R and Pascal.]
F: Hey Max!
[F tosses a bag of apples at Maximus. Maximus turns his nose away]
What? I bought them.
[Maximus eats two apples]
Most of them.
[Maximus stops eating]
R: Where are we going?
F: Well, best day of your life, I figured you should have a decent seat.
R: Hmm.
F: You okay?
R: I'm terrified.
F: Why?
R: I've been looking out a window for eighteen years, dreaming about what it might feel like when those lights rise in the sky.
What if it's not everything I dreamed it would be?
F: It will be.
R: Hmm.
And what if it is? What do I do then?
F: Well, that's the good part I guess. You get to go find a new dream.
R: Hmm.
[palace, … launch lanterns]
R: All those days watching from the windows
All those years outside looking in
All that time never even knowing
Just how blind I've been
Now I'm here, blinking in the starlight
Now I'm here, suddenly I see
Standing here, it's all so clear
I'm where I'm meant to be
And at last I see the light
And it's like the fog has lifted
And at last I see the light
And it's like the sky is new
And it's warm and real and bright
And the world has somehow shifted
All at once everything looks different
Now that I see you
[F holding two lanterns. R sits]
R: Hmm.
I have something for you, too.
[takes out F's satchel]
I should have given it to you before, but I was just scared. And the thing is, I'm not scared anymore. You know what I mean?
F: [refuses to take the satchel] I'm starting to.
[R smiles. Both launch their lanterns.]
F: All those days chasing down a daydream
All those years living in a blur
All that time never truly seeing
Things the way they were
Now she's here, shining in the starlight
Now she's here, suddenly I know
If she's here, it's crystal clear
I'm where I meant to go
[F & R break into song]
F, R: And at last, I see the light
F: And it's like the fog has lifted
F, R: And at last, I see the light
R: And it's like the sky is new
F, R: And it's warm and real and bright
And the world has somehow shifted
All at once, everything is different
Now that I see you
[Pascal blushes]
F, R: Now that I see you.
[F was about to kiss R when he sees his former accomplices at nearby shore]
R: Is everything okay?
F: Huh?
Oh, yes, uh, huh. Yes, of course. I just…
[rows R to shore]
I'm sorry, everything is fine. There's just something I have to take care of.
R: Okay.
F: I'll be right back.
[F walks away with satchel]
R: It's all right, Pascal.
F: Ah, there you are. Huh. I've been searching everywhere for you guys since we got separated. Hey, the sideburns just coming in nice, huh? Gotta be excited about that.
Hmm-mm. Anyhow, just wanted to say, I shouldn't have split, the crown is all yours, I'll miss ya, but I think it's for the… best.
[F bumps into St (non-speaking)]
St: Holding out on us again, eh, Rider?
F: What?
St: We heard you found somethin'. Somethin' much more valuable than a crown.
We want her, instead.
[R sees a shadow]
R: Uh. I was starting to think you ran off with the crown and left me.
[R sees the shadow split into two: St.]
St: He did.
R: What? No, he wouldn't.
St: See for yourself.
[R sees F on yacht, sailing away]
R: Eugene. [close-up on him sailing]
St: Fair trade, a crown for the girl with the magic hair?
[R turns around]
St: How much do you think someone would pay to stay young and healthy
[St takes bag to catch her]
R: No, please–no! No!
[R's hair gets caught in log of wood. Beating sounds.]
G: Rapunzel!
R: Mother?
[R finds G, who brought down St]
G: Oh, my precious girl.
R: Mother.
G: Are you all right? Are you hurt?
R: Mother, how did you–
G: I was so worried about you dear. So I followed you. And I saw them attack you and–oh my, let's go, let's go before they come too.
[R saw F in distance. Tears well up. Then to mother: open arms.]
R: [sobs] You were right, mum. You were right about everything.
G: I know, darling. I know.
[yacht with F hits kingdom pier]
Guard: Look!
The crown.
F: Rapunzel. Rapunzel!
[apprehended by guards]
No, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, guys, guys!
[Maximus sees F apprehended]
F: –Rapunzel!
[Maximus sees foggy shore on the other side. Blank scene.]
Capt: Let's get this over with, Rider.
F: Where are we going?
[Capt: stern look]
F: [hand on his neck] Oh.
G: There. It never happened. Now, wash up for dinner. I'm making hazelnut soup.
[R head low]
G: Huh. I really did try, Rapunzel. I tried to warn you what was out there. The world is dark and selfish and cruel. If it finds even the slightest ray of sunshine, it destroys it.
[R finds sunburst on flag embedded in her bedroom wall murals]
R: [realizes she was the lost princess] Agh! [knocks her dressing
F: [knocks down the two guards beside him, apprehends St] How did you know about her? Tell me, now!
St: It wasn't us. It was the old lady.
F: Old lady… [apprehended by guards again] Agh! Wait! No! Wait! You don't understand, she's in trouble! Wait!
G: Rapunzel? [climbs stairs]
Rapunzel, what's going on up there?
[R gasps]
G: Are you all right?
R: I'm the lost princess.
G: Oh, please speak up Rapunzel. You know how I hate the mumbling.
R: I am the lost princess! Aren't I?
Did I mumble, Mother? Or should I even call you that?
G: Oh Rapunzel, did you even hear yourself? Why would you ask such a ridiculous question?
R: It was you! It was all you!
G: Everything that I did was to protect… you.
R: [pushes away G] Ugh!
G: Rapunzel!
R: [descends stairs] I've spent my entire life hiding from people who would use me for my power…
G: Rapunzel!
R: … but I should have been hiding… from you!
G: Where will you go?
— He won't be there for you.
R: What did you do to him?
G:— That criminal is to be hanged for his crimes.
R: [gasps] No.
G: Now, Now. It's all right. Listen to me. Everything is as it should be. [to pat R's hair]
R: [apprehends G's hand] No!
You were wrong about the world.
And you were wrong about me.
And I will never let you use my hair again!
G: Errgh…!
[mirror shatters, G pants, R walks away]
G: You want me to be the bad guy? Fine. Now I'm the bad guy…
Capt: What's this? Open up!
Shorty: What's the password?
Capt: What?
Shorty: Nope.
Capt: Open this door!
Shorty: Not even close!
Capt: You have three seconds.
[guard on left hooked away]
Capt: Two…
[guard on right whisked away]
Capt: Three…
[Capt turns around to see F, gasps. Attila hits Capt with frying pan.]
F: Frying pans! Who knew, right?
[3 bangs behind, chase, Ulf mimes to mislead, Vlad scares guards]
[F pants]
Hook: Head down.
F: Head down.
Hook: Arms in.
F: Arms in.
Hook: Knees apart.
F: Knees apart. Knees apart?
[Vlad jumps]
F: Why– why do I need to keep my knees apart–
[F sent into air]
F: Arrghhhh…!
[F saddles on Max just neatly.]
F: Oh.
[Maximus neighs]
F: Max.
You brought them here?
[Maximus neighs]
F: Thank you.
[Maximus smiles, motions to go]
F: No really. Thank you. Uh. I feel maybe this whole time we've just been misunderstanding one another, and we're really just–huh—
[Maximus frustrated]
F: –Yeah, you're right, we should go.
[escape scene]
F: Max…
Max! Waaahhh…
[Maximus neighs]
F: Okay Max, let's see how fast you can run.
[Maximus neighs in reply. They reach the tower.]
F: Rapunzel? Rapunzel, let down your hair!
[attempts to climb on his own when R's hair falls from window. F climbs it.]
Rapunzel, I thought I'd never see you again. Huh? [for R was
chained and gagged.]
R: [gagged] Mm-mm, mm-mm!
[F is stabbed by G, wrenches]
R: Mm-mm! Mm…
G: Now look what you've done, Rapunzel.
[F struggles]
R: Mm…
G: Oh, don't worry, dear. Our secret will die with him.
[F struggles]
R: Mm-mm, mm…
G: And as for us, hmm! We are going where no one would ever find you
R: Mm-mm!
[Pascal bites a piece of G's dress, G shakes it off]
G: Rapunzel really! Enough already! Stop fighting me!
R: No! I won't stop. For every minute of the rest of my life I will
fight! I will never stop trying to get away from you! [catches breath]
But, if you let me save him, I will go with you.
F: [struggling] No! No, Rapunzel!
[Pascal reawakens]
R: I'll never run, I'll never try to escape. Just let me heal him, and you and I will be together. Forever, just like you want. Everything will be the way it was. I promise.
[Pascal: Huh?]
R: Just like you want.
[catches breath] Just let me heal him.
[G approves, chains F]
G: In case you get any ideas about following us. [leaves F to R]
R: Eu–Eugene!
[F coughs, wrenches]
R: Oh, I'm so sorry. Everything is gonna be okay–
F: No, Rapunzel–
R: I promise you. You have to trust me–
F: No–
R: Come on. Just breathe–
F: I can't let you do this.
R: But I can't let you die.
F: [cough] But if you do this, …
R: Shh, shh, shh…
F: … then you…
R: … shh, shh…
F: … will die.
R: Hey. It's gonna be all right.
[F forces a smile. R is about to sing the incantation]
F: Rapunzel, wait… [approaches R, slices off Rapunzel's hair with a broken shard of mirror]
R: [hair turns dark brown from cut ends to roots] Eugene, (what…?)
G: No!
[R's golden hair turns dark brown quickly along its length.]
G: [tries to wrap herself around remaining golden hair] No, no, no… [hand ages] no! What have you done? What have you done? [hair turns white] No!
[Pascal pulls a length of hair, tripping G who falls from the tower. R
stretches her hands as if to stop it from happening.]
G: Arghhh!
[G and her dress turns to dust before her cloak hits the ground. R
returns to F.]
R: [catches breath] No, no, no, no, no, Eugene.
[F coughs]
R: Oh. Look at me, look at me, I'm right here, don't go, stay with me, Eugene–flower gleam and glow, let your power shine, make the clock reverse, bring back what once was mine–
F: –Rapunzel.
R: What?
F: You were my new dream.
R: [sobs] And you were mine.
[F breathes his last. Tears well up in R's eyes.]
R: Heal what has been hurt. Change the fate's design. Save what has been lost. Bring back what once was mine. What once was mine.
[R sobbing, a tear falls on F's cheek and revives him]
F: Rapunzel.
R: [gasps] Eugene.
F: Did I ever tell you I've got a thing for brunettes?
R: [gasps] Eugene!
[R embraces F, then kisses him]
[royal family reunion, F pulled into embrace]
F: Whoa!
[King, Queen, R and F hugging]
F: Well, you could imagine what happened next.
The kingdom rejoiced, for the lost princess had now returned. The party lasted an entire week, and honestly I don't remember much of it.
[Hook plays the piano]
F: Dreams came true all over the place. That guy went on to become the most famous concert pianist in the world, if you can believe it.
[Big was hit by Hook's hook. His helmet ended up on a woman's head]
F: And this guy? Well, he eventually found true love.
[Ulf miming]
F: As for this guy, well, I assume he's happy. He's never told me otherwise.
[Guards raise frying pans to Maximus.]
F: Thanks to Maximus, crime in the kingdom disappeared almost overnight…
[A guard hurriedly presents a green apple to Maximus]
F: … as did most of the apples.
[Pascal changing colour]
F: Pascal–never changed.
[R picks up Pascal]
F: At last, Rapunzel was home and she finally had a real family. She was a Princess worth waiting for. Beloved by all, she led her kingdom with all the grace and wisdom that her parents did before her.
And as for me, well, I started going by Eugene again. Stopped thieving and basically turned it all around, but I know what the big question is, hah.
Did Rapunzel and I ever get married? Well I am pleased to tell you that after years and years of asking, and asking, and asking, I finally said yes.
R: Eugene.
F: All right, I asked her.
R: And we're living happily ever after.
F: Yes we are.
[Shorty raised by lanterns, nodding.]
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Los Angeles - The new original series, "Golden Sisters," follows the outrageous, real-life adventures of Mary, Josie and Teresa, three golden-aged sisters who shot to fame after a web video of the trio viewing the Kardashian sex tape went viral. "Golden Sisters" premieres with two all-new episodes airing back-to-back Saturday, June 1 from 10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT, and will air back-to-back episodes Saturdays at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.
Mary is in her eighties and twin sisters Josie and Teresa are not far behind, but these three outspoken, fun-loving Bronx-born women are no sweater-knitting, porch-rocking seniors ... not by a long shot. They live life to the fullest, and rarely say no to an offer to experience something new and exciting. Between them they run a successful salon, a Hollywood talent agency and dole out colorful advice to their growing online fan base. And whether or not you ask them, these spirited, lovable ladies are likely to share their outrageous opinions on everything from sex and dating to celebrities and pop culture. One minute they are squabbling sisters and the next minute they're best friends, sharing a lifetime of memories and providing an endless supply of laughs.
In this season, the spunky trio head on a road trip to Las Vegas to gamble, have the surprise of their lives when they meet Oprah Winfrey, visit where they grew up in the Bronx to reminisce about the good ol' days, live la vida loca at the racetrack and much more. "Golden Sisters" is produced by LMNO Cable Group, Inc. Executive producer is Eric Schotz and co-executive producer is Paul Harrison.
For a sneak peak and more videos, visit: www.oprah.com/GoldenSisters
Episode descriptions are below:
Saturday, June 1 (10:00-10:30 p.m. ET/PT) *PREMIERE* "JOSIE'S SALON"
Josie founded her salon, Michelangelo Hair House, in the 70's. Back then, the place was cool, as she says, like "disco." But as the business grew older over the years, Josie's loyal clientele grew older with it, and she has come to the realization that it's time to bring in some fresh young customers. Sisters Mary and Josie are all too happy to help Josie come up with a plan. The Golden Sisters put their heads together and shoot a commercial to spice things up.
Saturday, June 1 (10:30-11:00 p.m. ET/PT) - "MARY CHEATS ON JACK"
Mary finds out that her favorite singer, Engelbert Humperdinck, who she hasn't seen in concert in 40 years, will be performing at a nearby casino. With her sisters in tow, Mary is ready for the night of her life...and the man of her dreams. Mary wants Engelbert to notice her, so the girls decide to get makeovers. At the concert, Mary can hardly contain her excitement after Engelbert finishes singing her favorite song, "Please Release Me" and she storms the stage while Josie and Teresa watch in disbelief.
Saturday, June 8 (10:00-10:30p.m. ET/PT) - "TERESA'S AGENCY"
The girls get a tweet while eating lunch: "What is the biggest risk you've ever taken?" For Teresa, it was buying a talent agency and learning the job on the fly. Her claim to fame was discovering Shia LaBeouf and now it's time to discover new actors during pilot season. Teresa's assistant is out sick, leaving her alone in the busiest time of year in Hollywood. With nowhere else to turn, she calls her sisters to come save the day, but calamity ensues when she realizes they don't know the first thing about running an office.
Saturday, June 8 (10:30-11:00 pm ET/PT) - "WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS..."
Mary heads to her favorite place in the world, Las Vegas, and Josie and Teresa aren't about to miss out on the fun...or the large buffets. Mary will compete in a casino poker tournament at the Palazzo Venetian, so the Sisters decide to take Vegas on like seasoned veterans prepping for a full day of gambling, a lot of food and a lot more gambling. Things get messy when Teresa tries a "Master Cleanse" to make room for all the Vegas food. They have a great time until one of the sisters breaks the rules, but whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
About OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network
OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network is the first and only network named for, and inspired by, a single iconic leader. Oprah Winfrey's heart and creative instincts inform the brand - and the magnetism of the channel. Winfrey provides leadership in programming and attracts superstar talent to join her in primetime, building a global community of like-minded viewers and leading that community to connect on social media and beyond. OWN is a singular destination on cable. Depth with edge. Heart. Star power. Connection. And endless possibilities. OWN is a joint venture between Harpo, Inc. and Discovery Communications. The network debuted on January 1, 2011 and is available in 85 million homes. The venture also includes the award-winning digital platform Oprah.com.
To find OWN in your area, visit www.oprah.com/findown


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1. I enjoy watching DOOMSDAY PREPPERS but find most of their plans impractical. Most of them plan to travel a couple of hundred miles to some remote fortress, which will be difficult when everyone else is fleeing in panic. Plus, you'll get there to find that the construction crew who built it for you have moved in and they have guns. Seriously, people do need to prep, but more for the short-term disasters (say, hurricane cuts off power and supplies for 10 days) than anything else. Buy one of those hand-cranked radio/flashlight things, get a good first aid kit, keep two weeks of your prescriptions on hand, and stock a few cases of canned food in the bottom of the pantry. (Eat a can or two every week and buy a few new cans once a month. Mark the date and rotate your stock. Over time, you might increase this to an actual ten-day stockpile for your family. While I can eat canned stew every meal for a month, you probably can't, so stock some variety.) You might even want to buy some three-gallon water bottles, fill them, and put them in a back closet. [At our office, we have two of those but primarily for times when the pipes freeze and we use the water to flush toilets.]
2. Recently, my PC (the non-Mac I use for the internet) started working funny. I noticed it when it would not let me renumber wildlife photo files I was downloading. Jean asked if the top-row numbers still worked, and they did, but even she did not connect the information, insisting that I call the technician in for a virus scan (which found nothing). Then I remembered that Petrick's Christmas present had fallen off a shelf onto the keyboard, and started looking around, and found something I had never seen called NUMLOK which, which I pressed it, fixed the problem. Curious about the fact that the number pad on the Mac didn't work in PageMaker but did work in every other program, I did an experiment and found that the mysterious NUMLOK key fixed that problem as well. Who knew? (Everybody but me, apparently.)
3. Recently I watched an episode of Hotel Impossible where the expert tries to make a fishing lodge in the Alaska wilderness successful. He did a lot of things with marketing and maintenance and it seemed to fix the issue. One thing I noticed was that every lodge in town had a fish cleaning service. (The big attraction is a river full of salmon.) They will send a bell boy out to clean and filet your fish and freeze the meat for shipment home. This results in a whole lot of fish parts which (if left in a trash barrel) attract bears. Bears can be dangerous to people. Encouraging bears to hang around the hotel and eat the guests is not good for business. The expert told the staff to throw the bags of fish parts (heads, tails, spines, guts) into the freezer and then haul them to the dump later. Seems to me that the lodges and the town are missing a bet. Pick a spot a mile away and set up a tourist feature: a bear feeding station. Pick a time of day and haul all of the fish waste out there and dump it, then let tourists take pictures. This creates another attraction for the area, at no real cost. It's also a nice thing to do for the bears and would attract them to some isolated spot a mile away from town.
4. One day I was flipping channels and came upon a show called DANCE MOMS. Even though I am not a fan of dance, I was hooked by the show and it's dynamics. I don't really understand why Abby Lee thinks she needs a new routine every week. I don't think her leadership style works very well. She's very arrogant. It's true that to get the best out of a 10-year-old girl you have to push them, but you don't need to punish a girl because her mother said something nasty.
5. Can an old dog learn new tricks? Can an old husband learn to correct things that annoy his wife? Maybe. When Jean was visiting, Leanna told her (in front of me) that she could tell where I can been because the drawers were open about an inch instead of being closed. (Ok, when I open a drawer and want to close it, I give it a shove in the general direction of closing. If it makes it, fine. If it gets within an inch, that's good enough for me, but not for Leanna.) My feelings were hurt and since then I've tried to make it a point to shut drawers. Of course, I get no credit for the extra effort because I'm supposed to be doing it that way anyway. At least maybe 35 years of resenting a slothful husband will slowly melt away.


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COLUMBIA CITY – The Post & Mail will publish an expanded distribution Thanksgiving Holiday Edition on Wednesday – allowing shoppers to make their plans early for the upcoming big shopping weekend!
In addition to regular subscribers, the special Holiday Edition of The Post & Mail will be distributed to the greater- Columbia City area and its 46725 zip code. Look for it in your delivery tube or on your doorstep!
The newspaper will suspend publication on Thanksgiving Day and resume printing your local newspaper Friday.
Included in Wednesday's big newspaper will be Black Friday and Small Business Saturday advertising promotions, as well as information about Friday's Downtown Columbia City Lighted Christmas Parade, and other local holiday activities too.
Wednesday's Holiday Edition will include two big sections of news and advertising promotions, as well as a large packet of pre-printed advertising circulars filled with holiday weekend bargains. Inserts Wednesday will include:
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Bottom LineHuman resources (HR) software and management system BambooHR is not the cheapest option but you get what you pay for, namely, well-organized, visually appealing tools that are simple to set up and run. An open API allows the software to be integrated with a company's existing HR tech vendors, and the performance review function fits with the way more companies are working.
Human resources (HR) software and management system BambooHR, which begins at $7 per employee per month, is easy on the eyes. It has a sleek, modern look reminiscent of consumer websites, and a simple user interface (UI). That's no small feat for HR software, which can easily get bogged down in the minutia involved in maintaining and managing a workforce. For these reasons, BambooHR has earned our Editors' Choice award in this HR software and management systems roundup.
The platform includes the basic features of most HR software: a dashboard home screen with modules for personnel data, time-off tracking, files and reports, plus mobile apps. It's also got a built-in performance review function with a stripped-down design meant to simplify what can be a numbers-obsessed process. As such, it's well-suited to a growing number of companies that are scaling back performance reviews but not ready to completely throw them out.
The software has an optional applicant tracking system (ATS) and integrates with more than two dozen other HR software providers through an open application programming interface (API). Put together, the features help set it up to compete head-on with Zenefits, the rival that comes closest in look and feel in this roundup.
Like other HR software, BambooHR is an integrated platform with functions allocated by access level, with system administrators and managers able to do and see more than run-of-the-mill employees. Anyone who logs on encounters a well-organized dashboard accented with splashes of BambooHR's signature bamboo green color.
The dashboard's main navigation bar runs across the top, with tabs for My Info, Employees, Job Openings, Reports, and Files. Regardless of access level, users also see a vertical column on the left-hand side with their photo, contact information, and available time off information. The rest of the dashboard is devoted to tiles that display upcoming trainings, recent activities, and company announcements. Managers and system administrators can also see which employees are out, who's got upcoming work anniversaries or birthdays, plus there's various workforce statistics, and links to benefits providers and to the company's website. Company admins who are new to the software can use a Getting Started tile at the top of the page to launch common tasks such as adding an employee or creating a report, one of several available help features.
Job ListingsBambooHR is one of few HR software solutions with an integrated applicant tracking system (ATS), which is offered as an optional (i.e., paid) add-on under the Job Openings tab. Open the tab to see a list of job openings, who the hiring lead is for each, how long a position's been open, and how many applications it's received. I used the Add Job Opening button at the top of the page to create a new job listing, and used drop-down options in the listing template to choose title, salary, and other requirements. Plus there's a built-in text editor that allowed me to write a description.
Once my job listing was complete, I could share it on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. Job listings are also automatically posted to a company's career page and to major job websites such as SimplyHired and Glassdoor, a major time-saver for a busy company owner or understaffed HR manager.
Onboarding a new employee is just as easy. From the dashboard, to fill in the all of the required information, I could use Getting Started > Add an employee or I could use Employees > Add Employee to access the template provided. If I wanted, I could email a new employee a New Hire Packet, which would direct them to log onto their employee file to fill in their own personal information, saving myself some time in the process. A system administrator-level user can also use the Customize Add Employee form link to add data to the form, such as a nickname or information about company-owned equipment assigned to the new employee.
DirectoriesOnce a new employee's information was uploaded, I used the Employees tab to see them in an alphabetized list, directory, or organization chart, all of which have tools to customize views to show more or less information. Clicking on any employee's name in the employee list brought me to their personnel file where I could see job information such as title, compensation, and location; time-off balances, trainings they needed or had completed, and benefits.
Like most other HR software solutoins (except Zenefits), BambooHR doesn't handle benefits administration. However, the software's Benefits section stores data on company benefits for which an employee is enrolled, and users can use BambooHR's open application programming interface (API) to synch the information with Maxwell Health, the company's preferred third-party benefits administration outsourcer.
The software includes 20+ standard reports on everything from employee head count to required equal employment opportunity (EEO) data. A Files section is a virtual filing cabinet for storing frequently used tax forms and other documents. There's also a built-in email function, iPhone and Android apps that include an employee directory and a time-off tracker, and support in the form of extensive help forums with FAQs and video tutorials.
Performance ReviewsSome companies are stepping back from rigorous, numbers-driven annual performance reviews in favor of more frequent, less formal check-ins, and BambooHR enables that. System admins or managers can use Settings > Performance to schedule reviews, give employees goals to track, and set up self and manager assessments. Unlike ratings-heavy performance reviews from SuccessFactors Perform and Reward, these consist of a couple of simple questions such as "What are some things I do well?" and "How could I improve?" If managers choose to include goals, employees get a monthly reminder email about what they're supposed to be working on. Whatever information is included in the review goes into a performance matrix that managers can access by going to Reports > Employee Performance.
The quadrant-style matrix plots out how employees are doing as compared to their colleagues, separating the "rock star" performers from those who are "checked out." The entire process is simpler to set up and execute than comparable review processes from competitors such as SuccessFactors Perform and Reward and Cezanne OnDemand, and provides more templates for getting started than does WebHR.
Prices starts at $7 per employee per month for a bundle that includes the ATS. At that price, it's more expensive than Zenefits, which currently lacks an ATS and performance review function. It also costs more than WebHR and Cezanne OnDemand. However, it costs less than SuccessFactors Perform and Reward.
If you're looking for HR software that's easy to get up and running, with lots of built-in templates and support, BambooHR is worth considering. It's not the cheapest option, but it provides a lot of bang for your buck including well-organized, visually appealing lists, directories, and reports, plus a performance review process that fits with the way more companies are working. An optional ATS posts to major job boards is a great bonus as is the open application programming interface (API) which allows the software to be integrated with a company's existing HR software vendors. This is why it has earned our Editors' Choice award in this roundup.


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Friday, May 26, 2017
Zur Golden Kron: Star Sommelier Pit Punda's and Star Chef Alfred Friedrich's new Edelwirtshaus/ new Noble Inn in Frankfurt, Germany
In Frankfurt, Germany, Annette and I are members of a small group of wine and food lovers that meets about once a month for a wine dinner in a Frankfurt restaurant. One of our favorites is SchauMahl in Offenbach. The innovative cooking of Chef Björn Andreas is one of the reasons why we love this restaurant so much; Chef Björn Andreas has 16 toques in the Gault Millau Guide. The other reason is the excellent wine list and the very knowledgable and charming Sommelier/ Service Team Pit Punda and Esra Egner.
Last year, Pit Punda announced that after many years at SchauMahl he was leaving to team up with Chef Alfred Friedrich who can look back to an impressive series of Michelin stars earned in some of Germany's best restaurants. Pit Punda and Alfred Friedrich worked togather at Frankfurt's Zarges Restaurant. There new restaurant is the Zur Golden Kron in Eschersheim, a Frankfurt subburb.
Obviously, our Frankfurt wine dinner group was eager to go there for dinner as soon as possible . We met there for dinner a few days ago during the soft opening period.
On May 22, 2017, Zur Golden Kron opened officially. However, initially, during the summer months, only the Courtyard Garden Restaurant is open. The inside rooms are still being worked on.
Alfred Friedrich
Alfred Friedrich is a top gun in the German restaurant scene. He was for 3 years Souschef at Eckart Witzigmann's Aubergine (3 stars Michelin) in Munich. He also worked with Jörg Müller (3 stars Michelin) on the island of Sylt. In 1991, he became Executive Chef at the Brückenkeller im Frankfurt (2 stars Michelin). In 1996 he opened his own restaurant Humperdinck in Frankfurt and earned 1 Michelin star. From 1999 to 2004 he was the Executive Chef at the Restaurant Marcobrunn (Hotel Schloss Reinhartshausen) in Eltville, Rheingau. After that he was the Chef de Cuisine at Heinz Winkler's Residenz in Aschau (3 stars Michelin). From 2009 to 2014 he was the Executive Chef at the Tigerpalast in Frankfurt and pushed the restaurant from 1 to 2 stars Michelin. In the past 3 years, he was the Executive Chef at Lafleur (2 stars Michelin) in Frankfurt and the 1718 Bistro in the Ketschauer Hof in Deidesheim.
Pit Punda
Host Pit Punda is well known in the Frankfurt gastro scene from his days at Emma Metzler, Cyrano and Zarges. Most recently he was the General Manager and Head Sommelier at our beloved SchauMahl in Offenbach (Frankfurt). I also still remember the corner bistro Cyrano, which he run with Chef Milan Seidenfaden. I was a regular there during the 6 years it existed.
Zur Golden Kron in Eschersheim
Zur Golden Kron is an historic half-timbered house. Records indicate that already in the 13. century there were horse stables in the building and probably an inn. Traders stopped here on the way to Frankfurt. Pit Punda and Alfred Friedrich want to do more research building as to the history of this building once they have finished all renovations.
Edelwirtshaus/ Noble Inn - Hochwertige Gasthausküche/ High Quality Inn Cooking
Pit Punda and Alfred Friedrich do not have the intention to add another Michelin star to Alfred's most impressive CV. They have someting else in mind: High quality inn cooking.This represents a radical cut with the past for Alfred Friedrich and a rare opportunity for his guests, because it is still the genius Alfred Friedrich in the kitchen, but now cooking at a less sophisticated and more affordable level in a very relaxed atmosphere.
Applewine, Beer, Wine
Accordingly, the focus is also on applewine, the traditional drink in Frankfurt, and beer, in addition to wine. The focus of the wine list is not on ultra-premium wines for Euro 100 plus and big names like Dönnhoff, Robert Weil and J.J. Prüm, but more on the Gutswein level for less than Euro 30 of young, up-and-coming winemakers. For example, I started with glass of Rose made by Simone Adams an up-and-coming winemaker in Ingelheim. The House Applewine is from Kelterei Stier.
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Posted by Dr. Christian G.E. Schiller at 1:30 AM
Labels: 2017, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, wine and food
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