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The modern world needs thoughtful, politically-conscious, questioning economists. Become a professional who understands how economics and politics intertwine.
In this course, you'll examine the challenges facing individuals, countries and the international community. You will develop an understanding of government and society through core concepts such as power, justice, conflict, accountability, obligation, sovereignty and decision making. You will develop strong analytical skills which will aid your understanding of the institutional, UK and global context within which economic decisions and policy formation takes place.
In your first year you'll study key concepts in microeconomic and macroeconomic theory. You'll explore political theory and analysis, introducing central subjects such as power and the state, democracy and the climate crisis.
In your second year you'll continue with more advanced study of political and economic theory. You'll study the exercise of power in societies and economies through an engagement with themes such as democratic theory, populist and nationalist politics, and the politics of race and gender.
In your final year you'll explore your interests through a range of optional units in both economics and politics.
By the end of the course, you will have an appreciation of the interface between economics and political science.
You will explore the diversity of economics, learning directly from academics whose passion, international collaborations and research activities feed directly into their teaching and contribute to your learning experience.
An economics degree will equip you with the skills our employer and alumni networks have advised as necessary in the working environment or in the pursuit of further studies:
Our economics graduates are very successful in today's competitive labour market. They pursue a range of careers in both the private and public sectors.
Many of our graduates work as economists, financial or business analysts, researchers, accountants and tax professionals. They have worked for organisations such as
This course lasts 4 years. It starts in September 2021 and ends in 2025. Welcome week starts on 27 September 2021.
Occasionally we make changes to our programmes in response to, for example, feedback from students, developments in research and the field of studies, and the requirements of accrediting bodies. You will be advised of any significant changes to the advertised programme, in accordance with our Terms and Conditions.
At Bath, our courses are made up of units of study. Compulsory units cover core concepts that you'll need to understand as part of your degree programme. Some of our courses also offer the opportunity for you to study optional units. These allow you to specialise in particular areas of knowledge that interest you.
As an undergraduate, you will be expected to take 60 credits (ECTS) in each academic year. These are usually split into 30 credits for each semester you study. Sixty credits are the equivalent of 1200 notional hours of study; this includes contact time with staff and your own independent learning.
These compulsory units are currently being studied by our students, or are proposed new units.
You can choose from a number of optional units in years 1, 2 and 4. Here are some examples of the units currently being studied by our students.
Taking a placement in your third year enables you to use the theory you have learnt in a practical context. You will learn about an organisation and its area of work in the UK or overseas. This is an excellent opportunity to test potential career paths. Sometimes permanent jobs are offered to our students. You'll develop skills such as teamwork, planning, problem solving, decision making and project management.
Employers value a year of professional work and you'll gain an advantage in the job market. Sometimes it is possible for you to acquire additional professional qualifications, particularly in accountancy, whilst on placement.
Placement opportunities can't be guaranteed but you will receive tailored support from our specialist team to help you secure a placement.
We offer this course with a placement year, giving you the opportunity to gain work experience as part of your degree. Recent employers include:
Read more about placements
On this course you'll combine a work placement with studying at a university overseas. Broaden your horizons and experience another culture whilst studying a course that complements your studies at Bath.
Study abroad locations include the National University of Singapore and Stellenbosch University (South Africa), as well as others. We seek to further expand on these. Study abroad opportunities are limited and are subject to availability at our partner institutions.
You'll be taught and assessed by a variety of methods and it will vary between units. These methods are designed to promote in-depth learning and understanding of the subject.
The balance of the assessment by examinations and assessment by coursework may depend on the optional units you choose.
A broad range of assessments methods will be used throughout the degree.
The final degree classification is determined by your second, third and final year marks and each contributes 32%, 0% and 68% respectively.
We can make reasonable adjustments to assessment procedures for students with disabilities, take a look at our Disability Service's pages for information.
Your overall workload consists of class contact hours, independent learning and assessment activities. The balance of these elements within your overall workload may vary depending on the units you choose.
Timetabled contact hours, which can be made up of lectures, seminars, tutorials and laboratory classes, vary throughout your course and between courses but are typically around 15 hours a week in your first year.
In addition to timetabled contact hours, you are expected to undertake independent learning and assessment activities. Typically, this might be around 35 hours per week in your first year, and include individual research, reading journal articles and books, working on individual and group projects, preparing coursework assignments, presentations, or revising for exams. After your first year, the emphasis on independent learning becomes greater, for example you may do a final year project in the final year.
'The placement has developed my skillset hugely.'
Your application, especially your personal statement, should demonstrate your enthusiasm for your chosen degree. This might include relevant reading, involvement in political or debating societies, other extra-curricular or co-curricular activities, work experience or activism for a political party or an NGO.
You do not need to have studied Economics or Politics before to be suitable for this course. You will need a strong performance in Mathematics as part of your entry qualifications. We prefer applicants who can demonstrate a breadth of study across traditional subjects (like English, History or Physics).
We are aware that the context in which you are studying can have an impact on your ability to perform your best in exams and coursework, or limit which subjects or qualifications you are able to study at your school or college. We take this into careful consideration through our contextual admissions process.
A*AA in three A levels including Mathematics.
If you are taking a GCE A level in a science subject, you will need to pass any separate science practical endorsement.
Most of our students will join us with three A levels, but you may have study beyond this (such as a project qualification or additional study in maths) which demonstrates your individual talents that will help you with your degree. We recognise these studies through our alternative offers.
AAA in three A levels including Mathematics plus one of:
If you receive an offer for this course and are studying one of these qualifications you will be given both the typical and alternative offer. If you are taking a GCE A level in a science subject, you will need to pass any separate science practical endorsement.
You can find out more about our alternative offers, including a complete list of qualifications we consider on our dedicated page.
36 points overall and 7, 6, 6 in three Higher Level subjects including either HL Mathematics.
We have a strong preference for applicants who are studying Higher Level Mathematics. If you are studying Standard Level Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches we may be able to consider you. In this case the typical offer is 36 points overall and 6, 6, 6 or 7, 6, 5 in three Higher Level subjects plus 6 in the Standard Level Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches.
We consider applicants studying the IBCP on a case-by-case basis based on the individual components studied. To be considered for this course you will need to study either Mathematics course at Higher Level alongside other IB Higher Level subjects or vocational study equivalent to two A levels. This vocational study can be any qualification we accept, such as a BTEC National Diploma (RQF) or two BTEC National Extended Certificates (RQF), and we prefer these to be studied in Business.
Our typical offer will including individual grades in the relevant components - please contact email@example.com for further advice before you apply.
D*DD in the BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (RQF) plus A in A level Mathematics.
We prefer the above qualifications in Business and you must also be studying A level Mathematics. We can also consider BTEC qualifications in Engineering or Science, but we would expect you to demonstrate evidence of strong essay-based skills, such as strong GCSE performance in English and humanities subjects.
See the 'Combinations of qualifications' section for information about combinations of A level and BTEC qualifications that we can consider.
D*D*D* in the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (QCF) plus A in A level Mathematics.
D*D*D* in the Cambridge Technical Level 3 Extended Diploma plus A in A level Mathematics.
We prefer the above qualifications in Business and you must also be studying A level Mathematics. We can also consider Cambridge Technical qualifications in Engineering or Science, but we would expect you to demonstrate evidence of strong essay-based skills, such as strong GCSE performance in English and humanities subjects.
D2, D3, D3 in three principal subjects including Mathematics.
Most of our students will join us with three principal subjects, but you may have study beyond this (such as a Global Perspectives course or additional study in maths) which demonstrates your individual talents that will help you with your degree. We recognise these studies through our alternative offers.
D3, D3, D3 in three principal subjects including Mathematics plus one of:
If you receive an offer for this course and are studying one of these qualifications you will be given both the typical and alternative offer.
AA in two Advanced Highers including Mathematics.
We make offers based on Advanced Highers. You will typically be expected to have completed five Scottish Highers and your grades in these will be considered as part of your application. We prefer applicants who have achieved AAAAA in their Highers.
A pass in the Access to HE Diploma with at least 39 credits achieved at Distinction including 12 credits from Mathematics units at Distinction.
We are looking for you to be studying a suitable level of Mathematics as part of your Access course (at least 12 units of Level 3 Mathematics) to be able to succeed on our course. However, due to the time-limited nature of Access programme delivery, you will be expected to have also completed a significant level of independent study to further develop and refine these Mathematical skills.
Pass units worth 120 credits, including a minimum of a Pass 2 with 80% in a relevant Level 2 Mathematics unit worth at least 30 credits.
Typically, we would be looking for you to have studied units worth at least 120 credits, including at least 30 credits at Level 2 in Mathematics. We would ideally be looking for you to be taking units including MST124: Essential Mathematics 1 and MST224: Mathematical Methods.
This information is a guide and all students applying with Open University Credits will be considered on a case-by-case basis. We will consider your application carefully and take note of any previous qualifications or relevant work experience. We may be able to consider alternative units to those listed. Please contact us to discuss your profile.
Taking OU credits may be counted as degree-level study by the Student Loans Company and therefore may be counted as previous study and have an impact on your ability to access student loans for the entirety of your chosen degree. We recommend that you discuss this in detail with the SLC before following this progression route to the University of Bath.
Your application will be considered individually based on the particular combination of qualifications and subjects that you are taking.
We can consider combinations of accepted qualifications, of which some common examples are:
We can also consider combinations that are not listed and that do not include A levels. You should read the information about essential and preferred subjects and subject combinations. We cannot consider different qualifications in the same subject area.
You will normally need one of the following:
If you studied for UK qualifications in English Language or English Literature, make sure you have the required grades for this course.
If you studied for English language qualifications from another country, make sure you have the required grades for this course.
Unfortunately we are unable to accept students onto our degrees on the basis of this qualification alone. You will need to take an additional course before applying to us. This could be A levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma or a recognised foundation course. Please contact us for further advice.
We accept these qualifications whether you have studied them in the UK or abroad. Our entry requirements are listed under the 'United Kingdom' section.
If you have not studied qualifications we typically accept or you do not expect to meet our requirements in your current studies you may wish to consider an International Foundation Year.
The one-year University of Bath International Foundation Year International Foundation Year programme is licensed to and delivered by Bath College, our partner organisation in the centre of Bath. This course is accredited by the University of Bath and provides you with guaranteed progression to a University of Bath degree (subject to you achieving the required grades at the end of the programme).
We also accept International Foundation Years offered by other UK colleges and universities on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us for further advice.
Level 3 Diploma achieved with Excellence including one Level 3 subject with 18 credits at Excellence (E) and two Level 3 subjects with 14 credits at Excellence (E) including Mathematics.
Pass the relevant certificate with an ATAR or TER of 97 with grade A or 85 in Mathematics.
We can accept any of the following school leaver qualifications meeting these requirements:
-Australian Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate
-New South Wales Higher School Certificate
-Northern Territory Certificate of Education
-South Australian Certificate of Education
-Tasmanian Certificate of Education
-Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning
-Victorian Certificate of Education
-Western Australian Certificate of Education
Our requirements for the Queensland Senior Certificate of Education are:
Overall Band Position of 1 with HA in Mathematics.
AAA in three subjects including Mathematics.
We do not accept General Studies as one of these three subjects. We do not accept grade A- in place of grade A.
CGPA of 3.5 in the science stream with A- in Mathematics in the final semester.
We accept this programme for direct entry and our requirements are the same as for a Canadian Secondary School Diploma. These are listed in the 'Canada' section.
A weighted average mark of 11 with 10 in Mathematics A.
If you sit written and oral examinations in a subject, you must achieve the required grades in both.
We may be able to consider your application if you are taking the Højere Handelseksamen (HHX), Højere Teknisk Eksamen (HTX), Højere Forberedelseseksamen (HF). Please contact us to discuss our requirements.
We accept the European Baccalaureate and our entry requirements are listed under the 'European Baccalaureate' section.
An overall average of 18 with 19, 18, 18 in three subjects including Mathematics.
Your subjects grades will be taken as an average of your school results and external exams where relevant.
Due to the variety, structure and grading of these qualifications, applications are welcomed from students with these qualifications but we consider them on on a case-by-case basis. If you are interested in applying, please contact us on email@example.com for further advice. Please provide copies of your school reports within your email for our consideration.
19 in the Apolytirion plus A*A in two A levels including Mathematics.
If you are studying the new Apolytirion Lyceum Pathway system (since 2019) provided by the majority of public schools, and you are studying any of the four subjects at an Advanced Level (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology), we may be able to consider you without the further GCE/PIA/CIE A level requirements. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further advice.
An overall grade of 5 with 5 in four subjects including Mathematics at Advanced Level.
77766 including 85% in Mathematics.
5, 5, 5 in three APs including Calculus BC.
We cannot consider Calculus AB as one of these three subjects.
You will also need to pass your High School Diploma and achieve an ACT score of 30 or SATR scores of 740 in both Mathematics and Evidence based Reading and Writing.
We do not accept SAT Subject Tests for direct entry to our degrees.
The one-year University of Bath International Foundation Year International Foundation Year programme is licensed to and delivered by Bath College, our partner organisation in the centre of Bath. This course is accredited by the University of Bath and provides you with guaranteed progression to a University of Bath degree (subject to you achieving the required grades at the end of the programme).
A score of 9 overall with 9 in Mathematics.
1.3 overall with 13 in Mathematics in your final examinations.
CGPA of 85% with 85% in Calculus or Mathematics from the final year.
We cannot accept the Apolytirion unless it is studied alongside A levels. We do not accept Pan Hellenic examinations in place of an A level.
Unfortunately we are unable to accept students onto our degrees on the basis of these qualifications alone. You will need to take an additional course before applying to us. This could be A levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma or a recognised foundation course. Please contact us for further advice.
We accept Advanced Placement Tests. Our entry requirements are listed under the 'United States of America' section. You will need to hold an English language qualification (such as IELTS) in place of ACT or SATR scores as we can only accept these for United States citizens.
We accept the Indian 12th Standard and our entry requirements are listed under the 'India' section.
90, 85, 85 in three extended subjects including Mathematics.
5.7 overall with 6.0 in the Mathematics state matriculation exam.
An average of 90% in the Diploma with 90%, 88%, 88% in three Year 12 subjects including Calculus & Vectors.
We also accept the Canadian International Matriculation Programme. Our requirements are the same as for the Secondary School Diploma.
We accept Advanced Placement Tests. Our entry requirements are listed under the 'United States of America' section.
We accept the IB Diploma and our entry requirements are listed under the 'United Kingdom' section. If you are studying a mixture of IB courses and College Board qualifications please contact us for advice.
5 in all subjects with 85% and 80% in two Higher subjects including Mathematics.
9.0 overall with 95, 90, 90 in three state exams including Mathematics .
9.0 overall with 9.5, 9.0, 9.0 in three subjects including Mathematics.
An overall score of 95% in the classical, languages or scientific pathway with 10, 9, 9 in three subjects from your final report card including Mathematics.
An average of 4.5 in the common core subjects and an average of 5 across six optional programme courses including 5 in Mathematics R1/NS1 and R2/NS2.
We consider your grades in final assessment for each subject, or in examinations where you do not have a final assessment for that subject.
Pass with A in 1200 credits and B in a further 800 credits including A in 200 credits in Mathematics including Mathematics 3b, 3c, 4 or 5.
H1, H1, H1, H2, H2, H3 in six Irish Leaving Certificates with H1 in Mathematics.
5*, 5, 5 in three elective subjects plus 5* in core Mathematics and 5 in the Algebra and Calculus extended paper.
An overall score of 16 with 15 in two specialities in your final year including Mathematics.
If you are studying the International Option Baccalaureate (OIB), our typical offer is:
An overall score of 14 with 15 in two specialities in your final year including Mathematics.
85% overall with 8.5 in Mathematics (5 periods).
Average of 85% across four subjects with 85% in Mathematics.
We do not accept Physical Education as one of these four subjects.
These requirements are for the CBSE and CISCE boards. Please contact us if you are taking this qualification with a different board.
AAA in three H2 level subjects including A in Mathematics .
3.5 overall with a minimum B+ in all Mathematics modules.
Fees and funding information for Economics and Politics BSc (Hons) including combined placement and study abroad
Your tuition fees and how you pay them will depend on whether you are a Home, EU, Island or Overseas student.
Fee information is not yet available for this course. Tuition fees are liable to increase annually for all University of Bath students.
Find out more about student fees
If you are studying an undergraduate course, you may be able to take out a loan for your tuition fees and living costs.
You could be considered for a bursary or scholarship to help you study at Bath. This is in addition to your student loan and you do not have to pay it back.
You can pay your tuition fees by Direct Debit, debit card, credit card, cheque, bank transfer or cash. You may also be eligible for a student loan to help you pay your fees.
You will need to budget at least £100 for the cost of photocopying, printing and binding. You will also need to budget for the cost of textbooks.
Some courses involve visits away from campus and you may be required to pay some or all of the costs of travel, accommodation and food and drink.
If you're on a placement, you're responsible for your own travel, accommodation and living costs. You should also consider the financial implications if you go on an unpaid or overseas placement.
We will usually assess you based on your UCAS application. If you are studying certain qualifications, such as an Access to HE Diploma, you may be invited to attend an interview as part of our selection process so we can better assess your studies and experiences. If you are studying an Access to HE Diploma, please make sure that your UCAS application is submitted by 15 January: if you apply after this deadline, then it may be too late for us to include you in our interview process.
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Finding files can be a tricky business. If you have a number of different directories where your files can be stored, how can you open a particular file as quickly as possible. The standard find-file interface is pretty good if you're already in the correct directory as it will do tab completion on anything you have already typed in similar to how a decent shell will.
ido improves this interface. If you enter part of a filename that has already been seen, even if it is in a different directory it will be offered to you. I enable flex-matching so that ido will match files containing the characters which have been entered anywhere so long as they are in the correct sequence. e.g. eod will match hello-world.c.
(ido-mode t) (setq ido-enable-flex-matching t) (setq ido-create-new-buffer 'always)
I understand that icicles does even better here, enabling you to filter out matches but as I'm not (yet) using it myself, I can't say much more about it.
If you need more help in finding your files, what other options are there?
I hadn't heard of Bookmarks before I saw a a post on them recently. I use them in conjunction with directory aliases1.
From the emacs manual:
Bookmarks are somewhat like registers in that they record positions you can jump to. Unlike registers, they have long names, and they persist automatically from one Emacs session to the next. The prototypical use of bookmarks is to record "where you were reading" in various files.
Sacha Chua wrote a post about navigating your source tree using ido and filecache. I'm not sure what additional benefits
filecache offers over vanilla ido as ido finds files in other directories too.
The traditional way for finding function definitions is with Emacs Tags. Once you have generated the tags file you can go from call site to function definition with
M-. (find-tag).
When I go on holiday I leave a link to the current method I am working on in an orgfile. Then when I come back, I can click on the current work link and press
M-. and I'll be right back where I left off.
[[SomeClass::SomeMethod][Current Work]] * Work Projects *** A Specific Project SomeClass::SomeMethod Some notes about what I was doing...
I set the tags file so I don't need to find that file.
(setq tags-file-name "/path/to/tags/file")
1. Directory Aliases
(require 'ido) (require 'dired) (defconst *web-top* "~/websites") (defun web (path) (concat *web-top* path))
dired-dirs is an associating list mapping aliases to directories. I need to use
(list ...) to construct it so that
(web ...) expands correctly.
(defconst *dired-dirs* (list (cons "mrc-theme" (web "/blog/mrc/wp-content/themes/mrc")) (cons "mrc-pages" (web "/pages/mrc")) (cons "webtest" (web "/test")))) (defconst *dired-aliases* (mapcar (lambda (e) (car e)) *dired-dirs*))
dired-open-alias uses
ido-completing-read to choose between the aliases I defined earlier.
(defun dired-open-alias (&optional alias) (interactive) (unless alias (setq alias (ido-completing-read "Alias: " *dired-aliases* nil t))) (if (and (stringp alias) (> (length alias) 0 )) (let ((pair (assoc alias *dired-dirs*))) (if pair (dired (cdr pair)) (error "Invalid alias %s" alias))) (error "Invalid alias %s" alias)))
I really like f2 as a prefix key. The default binding is related to two-column mode, which I never use, and you can use it without pressing shift, ctrl or alt. I have this defined in my-defaults.el (which probably isn't strictly necessary but at least it names the prefix map).
(defvar f2-prefix-map nil) (setq f2-prefix-map (make-sparse-keymap)) (global-set-key [f2] f2-prefix-map)
<f2> d calls up the list of directory aliases.
(global-set-key (kbd "<f2> d") 'dired-open-alias)

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Text boxes can hold an unlimited amount of text (except where you use a Javascript to limit the input). Normally the textarea has (or acquires) scrollbars when the amount of text is too large to display in the defined area. If you are using a recent version of Internet Explorer or Netscape 6+ then the following text area will not use scrollbars, instead the textarea itself will grow to accomodate the amount of text that is entered into the field.
Note that this script doesn't resize the text area in Netscape 4 or Opera 5/6. With Opera 7 the insertion point is unfortunately reset to the start of the field whenever the field gets resized but this was fortunately fixed in Opera 8 and the number of people still using Opera 7 is probably too low to worry about. With browsers (except for Opera 7) that don't handle resizing the field properly it will behave normally with scrollbars.
function sz(t) {
a = t.value.split('\n');
for (x=0;x < a.length; x++) { if (a[x].length >= t.cols) b+= Math.floor(a[x].length/t.cols);
b+= a.length;
if (b > t.rows) t.rows = b;
Then all we need to do is to add onkeyup="sz(this);" to the textarea parameters to get the size of the textarea to be recalculated each time the content of the textarea is changed.
Note that the code is set up to make the textarea bigger whenever the content will not fit, the code tests if the calculated size is less than the existing size of the field and where that is the case the field is left alone. The code tests both for new line characters in the field content as well as text between new line characters that is too long to fit the textarea width and which will therefore wrap onto extra lines so regardless of what is entered into the field it should grow to allow the field content to be displayed without the need for scrollbars in most cases.
Because of the way that the browsers may wrap the field content early because the next word will not fit onto the end of the line there may be occasions where the textarea does not grow sufficiently to display the entire content but even in these rare cases all but one or two lines should be visible.
Of course reloading the page will reset the size of the text area back to its default size. The textarea(s) will automatically resize themselves back to the larger size when they get the focus via the keyboard. If you want the field to resize itself when it gets the focus via a mouse click as well, add onclick="sz(this);" to the textarea tag.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Grade 12 Still Life Drawings (AVI4M)
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Grade 10 Conte Drawings (AVI2O)
You can't really tell by looking at them here, but these drawings are BIG! I think I have converted some more students to conte and away from pencil- and you can see why- the pictures are bold, well drawn, and fast to create too.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Grade 11 "Graffiti" Drawings
In order to continue teaching my students to draw in a looser way, I gave them a very quick assignment where they were asked to gather inspirations from the city and street art and put them together using a variety of different lines, colours, and angles. Here are the results.
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An Introduction to Jeremy Cowart
Written by Ben : Posted on April 24, 2009 : No Comments
Jeremy Cowart is one of my favorite photographers.
I found out about Cowart when I picked up his photojournalism book Hope in the Dark. The photos were so awesome that I went to Jeremy's website and recognized a lot of his work from band/musician photos and CD covers I've seen.
I don't really know much about the specifics of what makes great photography so I just go off intuition and I know I really like his stuff. I could look at for hours… well, put together I probably do. I'll shut up now and let you see his work.
Oh, last thing… he is a fun guy to follow on Twitter. There are almost always cool pictures to go with his tweets. (nerd alert, I know)


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Admittedly, Haytham is a badass.
Here's Part 2 of my playthrough of "Assassin's Creed III."
The plot of "Assassin's Creed III" is set in a fictional history of real world events and follows the centuries-old struggle between the Assassins, who fight for peace with free will, and the Templars, who desire peace through control. The framing story is set in the 21st century and features series protagonist Desmond Miles who, with the aid of a machine known as the Animus, relives the memories of his ancestors to find a way to avert the 2012 apocalypse. The story is set in the 18th century, before, during and after the American Revolution from 1754 to 1783, and follows Desmond's half-English, half-Mohawk ancestor, Ratonhnhaké:ton, also known as Connor, as he fights the Templars' attempts to gain control in the colonies.
This will be a full playthrough on the Xbox One with a review at the end.
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Saturday, February 16, 2008
Time for skiing
In less than an hour K. and I will be heading to the airport, fly to Salzburg and then drive to St Anton skiing resort (just like we did in Italy this time last year). I do hope to eat lots of Kaiserschmarrn pancakes and other Austrian delicacies that Johanna and Angelika have been telling us about. (The Kaiserschmarrn pancakes above were made by K. for a Sunday breakfast recently, and they were absolutely wonderful).
When I come back next weekend, I'll tell you all about the 5-page spread of a certain Beetroot Princess that appeared in the biggest-selling food magazine in Estonia, Oma Maitse, this month (and share a recipe for that gorgeous beetroot houmus below, of course), the redesign and relaunch of my Estonian recipe site, K's burgeoning career as a restaurant critic, my forthcoming (culinary) trips to Spain and the United States this Spring, and much more.
Stay tuned and hope to see you soon!
Armsad Eesti lugejad - kui kedagi Nami-nami blogi ja retseptikogu telgitagused huvitavad, siis soovitan soojalt lugeda veebruarikuu Oma Maitset, kus Katrin Kurss sellest kirjutab. Ja kindlasti külastage eestikeelset Nami-nami retseptikogu, mis asub nüüd uuel aadressil: http://nami-nami.ee. Loodan väga, et te foorumis aktiivset kõiksugu kokandusega ja söömisega seotud teemadel sõna võtate!
16 comments:
- Meeta K. Wolff said...
Oh I love Austria and Austrian food. And Kaiserschmarrn is awesome. Pille I hope you and K. have a great time on the slopes.
- 2:14 pm, February 16, 2008
- Kristopher said...
That's great.
While in Ötztalen, found nothing better than a germknödel after a couple hours of skiing. Something about the povidl it's stuffed with took me way back...
- 4:48 pm, February 16, 2008
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
Fantastic and safe travel to you!
- 9:35 pm, February 16, 2008
- K and S said...
Have a wonderful time!
- 3:46 am, February 17, 2008
Hope you and K. have a great time in Austria!
- 12:17 pm, February 17, 2008
Kaiserschmarrn is yummy (though I've never managed a whole portion on my own, I always share with M.), and so is Apfelstrudel, and Topfenstrudel, and Germknodel, and Mohntorte, and... I love Austrian cakes and pastries! Lucky I'm going skiing there next week - also in Salzburgerland, in Bad Hofgastein. Hope you have a great time there!
- 12:41 pm, February 17, 2008
- Dagmar said...
Have a wonderful travel!
- 3:46 pm, February 17, 2008
- Leslie said...
That all sounds very exciting, especially beetroot hummus!
I'm a new reader (I found your blog through Simply Recipes) - an American living in Russia who has traveled to Estonia a few times (I spent a long weekend in Tartu in November, and it was SO hard to come back to Russia after lovely Estonia) - and I love your blog. I especially love reading about your Estonian recipes! So, thank you for the great blog and happy travels!
- 7:44 pm, February 17, 2008
- Zarah Maria said...
My goodness woman! So many things planned! So many things to keep up with! Can't wait to hear about it all, but first, have a great couple o' days skiing!
- 12:08 am, February 18, 2008
St Anton is great! I spent 3 seasons there cooking for English Tourists. Be sure to toboggan to the Rodel hut if it's still there and try the Schwein axe. Definitely not for vegetarians.
- 10:19 am, February 18, 2008
Have fun and enjoy the Austrian yummies! :)
Sounds like a lot of exciting things coming up and I can't wait to hear about them all :)
The photo of the beetroot hummus is brilliant! Gorgeous color!
- 12:49 pm, February 18, 2008
- S.V. Bristol Rose said...
Travel and regional foods - perfect! I'm looking forward to hearing more. All the best for perfect skiing too!
- 5:12 pm, February 18, 2008
Happy holidays. Looking forward to your travel tales.
- 2:32 am, February 23, 2008
- Eva P. said...
Tere tulemast tagasi! :)
Loodetavasti läks reis kenasti korda.
- 7:25 pm, February 24, 2008
- Jeanne said...
Mmmm, Kaiserschmarrn! The only place I ever have it is every year at Oktoberfest in Munich - ironic, considering how much time I spend in Johanna's kitchen ;-) It is delicious though...
- 8:06 pm, March 11, 2008
There is a really cool new channel coming to cable and satellite television. It is The Ski Channel. They say they will have everything you can do on a mountain and all mountain activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, backpacking, climbing, basejumping, etc. So little of this is on television now. Lets help these guys make this work. Go to their website and signup. http://www.theskichannel.com.
They have all kinds of contests, info and pretty cool stuff on their website.
About time!
- 7:39 am, May 09, 2008


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For more than 1000 years, wine has had a very specific role here in Europe's northern-most wine-growing region. The sunshine in this region rivals that of Tuscany, with around 1,430 hours of sunshine a year helping to ripen the grapes. Sustainable cultivation, combined with the careful, quality-conscious techniques of the vineyards and cellars, produce high-quality wines known for their softly structured, fruity bouquet and crisp character.
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The Merritt boys love all things Camo....
Thanks Grandma MJ for our new Camo shirts!
(Mommy loves that we all match!)
They look so cute! I love to match it when my girls match too!
Congrats on the weight loss. I really have thought about joining your group but am hoping to be pregnant soon so I wasn't sure if it was worth trying to lose it for such a short period of time. Anyway I think that blogging for support is great way to have accountability and fun while reaching your goal!


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Magnificent New Glasgow Estate Home nestled within the Glasgow Hills Resort & Golf Course! Enjoy over 180 degrees of PEIs most brilliant sceneries & vibrant colored landscapes consisting of rolling hills, water views & one of PEIs exceptional golf courses. Centrally located within 20 minutes to Charlottetown & Summerside, and only minutes to Cavendish. This Executive Style Home comes with two Lifetime Golf Privileges for the golf enthusiast! Looking for a healthier lifestyle, PEI offers the Confederation Trail perfect for biking/hiking, beaches, kayaking, skiing, & so much more. A lovely circular driveway with plenty of parking leads you to your front entrance. Distributed over 3 levels it comprises: front entry with impressive spiral staircase upon walking in the front doors, 9' high ceilings, formal front living room w/propane fireplace, formal dining room, bright kitchen w/brick arches over your cooking area makes the perfect place to entertain family & friends, with patio doors to a covered balcony at the rear, main floor powder room & separate laundry/mud room. This home also consists of an indoor six foot deep salt water pool that is 13x26, elevator system, HVAC system, rounded walls on the 2nd floor, superb master bedroom w/dressing room, ensuite, & private terrace overlooking the golf course, second bedroom plus bonus room which could be a 4th bedroom. Lower level consists of a movie theater room, 3rd bedroom, office, ľ vanity and plenty of storage. Click on the link below to view the 24/7 Virtual Open House Tour today! (id:2471)
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Hachett advertises the recording as "unabridged", but, as I'll explain shortly, the audio book is definitely not unabridged. In fact, roughly 10% of the novel - the famous endnotes - is missing.
Note: My review of the recording (I received a Playaway from Hachette) is at the bottom of this lengthy post. But first - Wallace's novel is read by Sean Pratt, who was also kind enough to answer a few of my questions by email.
1. When did you come into the project?
I first heard about it from the producer, John McElroy, in 2009, when he mentioned the possibility that he'd be producing IJ for Hachette. We talked about the project for over nine months, until it was green-lighted.
2. Are you a big fan of Wallace and/or the book?
I'd heard of DFW and IJ, of course, but like most people, I'd never read any of his work. Once, I knew we were a "go" for the project, I did watch some interviews, etc. on YouTube as well as read about the book itself. I thought both he and his work were very interesting and complex.
3. What are some of the other books you have narrated?
I've done a LOT: about 660 titles in 16 years. They include almost every genre you can think of....and some I'd rather not discuss... :-) Favorites would be Ben Hur, Raintree County, Searching for Bobby Fischer, Michael Burlingame's Bio of Abraham Lincoln, The Drunkards Walk, many of the Robert Heinlein books, and A Death in the Family.
4. How did doing this book differ from the others? If you have done non-fiction books, then this one is quite different, with a non-linear manuscript, nearly 400 endnotes/digression, and a cast of hundreds. How was it decided how to read it, techniques to use ...?
It's unlike anything I've narrated! Period. Is it like anything you've read?
The demands are enormous. Wild syntax. Serpentine sentences. Unattributed dialogue. Foreign language (some of it made-up). Crazy characters who come and go, willy nilly. Yikes! But I can always tell when an author has taken the time to read their work aloud in order to hear what the words sound like. The flow is always better, the tempo is consistent and the words and phrases have a real melody to them. When you narrate a well written book, like IJ, it's like a surfer catching a wave; it just carries you along. Without doubt, though, it's the most difficult, most rewarding book I've worked on.
5. How many hours a day did you work? How long did the project take? (Is that different than other books?)
First of all, the decision was made not to read the endnotes. As a narrator, that seems right to me. IJ is difficult enough to follow, at times, without creating yet another level to distract the listener. Don't get me wrong, the endnotes are great, but given the constraints of our format, I can't see how they'd have worked. I know that's not what DFW's biggest fans want to hear, but as a performer, that's what I believe. What we have here is the pure narrative as it unfolds.
Second, to some extent, you need to trust the narrator to make choices. They're not always the choices the director or another actor would make, but they're his. John gave me a lot of leeway on my performance. Still, there were moments where I understood his reservations and made adjustments. One, actually involved DFW's use of abbreviations. I wanted to spell all of them out for the listener as a courtesy; it's hard to comprehend what's going on in an audiobook when you're not spelling things out. I mean, while most people know what "i.e." or "Dr." means, not many know "e.g", "Q.v.", "c", "A.D.A" or some of the more idiosyncratic ones that DFW came up with. But John convinced me that they were many instances where they needed to be kept "as is" and so that's what we did; that's why they call it a collaboration.
6. With so many uncommon words (Madame Psychosis's radio show has a ton of them), did you have phonetic cheat sheets? Multiple takes?
If you count "scoring" the text - when to breath, what's the most important word or phrase in each sentence, is this parenthetical phrase more or less important than the main sentence, circling words to be looked up later, etc - that takes a significant period of prep, especially for so long a novel. Our recording sessions ran five to six hours, with breaks every hour or so.
7. With two-page sentences and odd sections (i.e., James Incandenza's filmography), what kind of a challenge was this book? (Did you have phonetic cheat sheets?)
On two-page sentences: That's where the scoring comes in. They're too hard to tackle, otherwise.
On keeping characters straight: I had separate sheets with all the characters and their voice notes, a pronunciation guide, and a blank sheet to take notes on.
And as I said, note 24 (J.O.I's filmography) isn't included in the recording. It's a PERFECT instance of why the endnotes present such a challenge for the audiobook format: a long list of discrete subjects, punctuated with technical language, and parodic precis of each film. Works on the page, but man, it would be quite another experience to listen to it.
8. Did you listen to Wallace reading from IJ and, if so, how did that influence your approach? (I heard a small part of The Pale King being read (the opening section) and I thought the reader lacked DFW's voice's warmth.)
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2) Authors and narrators have very different jobs: one writes, the other reads aloud. I think if you'd listened more to Robert Petkoff's performance (which I thought was great, incidentally), you'd see where he takes it. As an actor, his range is necessarily broader than Wallace's, and that makes all the difference.
For those people unaware of Infinite Jest, here's Hachette's description:
A gargantuan, mind-altering comedy about the Pursuit of Happiness in America set in an addicts' halfway house and a tennis academy, and featuring the most endearingly screwed-up family to come along in recent fiction, Infinite Jest explores essential questions about what entertainment is and why it has come to so dominate our lives; about how our desire for entertainment affects our need to connect with other people; and about what the pleasures we choose say about who we are. Equal parts philosophical quest and screwball comedy, Infinite Jest bends every rule of fiction without sacrificing for a moment its own entertainment value. It is an exuberant, uniquely American exploration of the passions that make us human - and one of those rare books that renew the idea of what a novel can do.As Pratt noted, this audio book does not include the 388 endnotes - which are nearly 10% of the book. I think that is a huge mistake, because they are not necessarily any harder to read or understand than the main portion of the book. Hachette includes a PDF file of the endnotes with the audio download, but that's not much help if you are listening while in transit, or blind. At Goodreads, someone quipped, "That is like reading Finnegans Wake and not including the words that make no sense."
Hachette spokeswoman Megan Fitzpatrick told The Huffington Post that the decision to ignore the endnotes was an "incredibly difficult decision for all involved, and we debated different options for a long time before beginning production. Because some of the endnotes are pages-long digressions, if we had them read in line with the main narrative, we would have run the risk of making the already complex story unfollowable for listeners."
Nick Maniatis of The Howling Fantods website wrote in mid-April that the "endnotes are essential to the enjoyment and understanding of this novel [and] there is much significant material missing if the endnotes are excluded". I agree. While some endnotes are simply casual asides offered by the narrator, many others include key information to the book's many subplots.
Roughly one month later, Maniatis spoke with Hachette Book Group's Vice President of Audio, Anthony Goff, who confirmed that the audio endnotes will be recorded and available. Maniatis reported on May 24 that Goff "understand[s] that having recorded end notes are essential to Infinite Jest".
By way of explanation it was made clear that current audio book technologies (both in file size support by digital delivery, and sheer file management if end notes are recorded as individual files make it very difficult to do things exactly as they would like. i.e. 450-ish files if the content was produced in order to allow readers to skip end notes - though why you'd want to skip them when the first 350 pages are already dizzying is another question - the novel trains the reader to cope...I note that the issue of the limitations of current technology was not mentioned during the initial complaints about the missing endnotes, although, in retrospect, it was hinted at. Statements from Hachette mentioned "the complexity of the endnote issue" and conceded that it was "unable to include them".
The Audible UK version of the original audio book will become available for purchase around September (pdf end notes), and the 6 hours of recorded end notes are expected to be available in the summer for everyone (for an additional, smaller, cost).
The end notes will not be integrated, but it does sound like Hachette Books have long term plans for making this work as the technology allows it. Maybe some enterprising person (or Hachette Books...) will take note of where each end note occurs so people who've purchased the whole text can integrate them somehow.
Once the endnotes are released, however, I have no idea how a listener would use them with the original release. Do you need to switch between two devices? How would it work with separate mp3 audio files? Because new chapters or sections of the book often begin within a track, I don't see why endnotes could not similarly be included within the respective tracks. Not every endnote would need its own track.
I love it. I love the fact that Infinite Jest exists in an audio format at all. (I wish they had used the original hard cover art for the Playaway rather than the 10th anniversary paperback version.) The reading, while abridged, is thoroughly enjoyable. Any fan of Infinite Jest should be thrilled with Pratt's performance.
(The Playaway consists of 55 tracks, each roughly an hour in length. The back of the Playaway has eight buttons (play/pause, reverse, forward, volume, speed of playback, etc.) and a little window displaying the track number and time remaining). It requires a AAA battery.)
I listened to various parts of the book, mostly a few sections from near the middle of the novel:
Gately driving Pat Montesian's Aventura through the Boston streets for food supplies for Ennet House (pages 461-69 and 475-79)Pratt's different voices seem true to the book's many characters, though I was distracted by the voice used for Joelle van Dyne, which sounded like a slightly effeminate man.
The AFR's murders of the Antitoi brothers (480-89)
A conversation between Gately and Joelle and the question of her beauty/deformity (531-38)
Randy Lenz's night-time activities (538-47)
Gately's midnight showdown with the Nucks (601-19)
Listening to someone read a book forces you to listen to every word, whether you want to or not. It both slows the text down and opens it up, so you really hear the rhythmic repetition and hard snaps of consonants in a sentence like "She pulled some Commonwealth Substance-Abuse study in a black plastic binder off a long black plastic bookshelf filled with black plastic binders."
Pratt's reading gives a entirely new perspective to Infinite Jest. What comes through in his reading is Wallace's extraordinary linguistic dexterity, his unerring ear for dialogue, his care in crafting sentences, and his sly and understated wit. I found myself grinning at various sentences, the casual humour of which I almost certainly missed when reading silently to myself.


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|March 5, 2012, 08:35 PM
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Concealed Carry for ASP Batons
Do any of you guys carry a ASP baton concealed?
What kind of holster can I get to carry concealed?
Any other tips on on carry ASP batons concealed?!
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|March 5, 2012, 09:31 PM
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If you're going to conceal it I'd just stick it in the holster it comes with, wear it on your waist and drop a shirt or sweatshirt/sweater over it.
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Be advised that many states have laws and licensing requirements for
both the "ASP" and "PR-24"/ "PR-21" batons. I know this won't come as a
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is a felony in good old Calif. and even law enforcement officers have to qualify annually with a certified instructor to carry this weapon legally in many states. I am not sure which other states have similar licensing regulations but there are big liability issues involved with these weapons and one really needs to cross the "T"s and dot the "I"s in your state. Certified Monadnock Instructor
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I've never had an issue with carrying it inside the waistband, but I am fit and it rides nicely that way. It would be in the front, around 1:30 and angled to fit into the "V" of the pelvic area.
Another option is to look for something in Kydex that will keep it from sliding down your pants. Depending on the length, you may be able to pocket carry it.
Depending on your training to use said baton, you will want it placed according to that and what's most comfortable. Then find a sheath system, or someone to make one.
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|March 25, 2012, 04:04 AM
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I recommend you get some training on how to use that thing if you haven't already. When I went through a course for the first time I realized how easy it was for someone to take one from you and beat your butt with it. I had a holster for it that went horizontal on the small of my back, but I'm sorry i cant recall the brand. Nylon, needle and thread also works wonders if you have time to spare.
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I would but my state doesnt allow it, only open carry of a baton, which looks funny lol
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Tennessee used to have a permit system, similar to their CCW permit, for batons. When I asked one of the instructors who was qualified to teach the course (but hadn't dealt with it for quite some years), he found they discontinued the program.
So in Tennessee you can be trusted with a gun, but not a short metal club
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A couple of issues that have not been hit on yet. Pun intended sarcastically.
First off, while an ASP, and other batons are considered a less than lethal weapon, it can be very lethal if not used properly.
Second, I cant remember exactly how many hours of training I went through on the few different impact weapon, but it is extremely strict, or is here at least. It covers how to deliver a strike, and more importantly WHERE! Where you strike someone can make a difference between it being a less then lethal weapon, or a deadly weapon. As to using one for subject control, I would not advise a non-LEO to try using an ASP for that either, since in some states there is not a citizen arrest law, and also if you have defended yourself, perhaps seeking safety may be a better idea instead of trying to hang on to someone who may want to fight.
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Firearms related?...
Here is another non-firearm posted topic, but in general, I'd suggest the 360 degree polymer type holders. They can be fit with belt loop or paddle styles.
I like the ASP airweight Lever-Lock 21". It's light but still able to work well in less than lethal situations. I also like the glass breaker add-on & the DeSantis Nemnesis pant(BDU type) holder. It has the same sticky material & holds the ASP baton in place.
For ASP prices & styles see these websites: www.Galls.com www.PoliceHQ.com www.qmuniforms.com www.uscav.com www.Blackhawk.com .
|April 6, 2012, 04:40 PM
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They are not legal in Illinois and the CCW law that we've been working on won't cover it - in fact some representatives insisted that the term "weapon" be replaced with "firearm" because they didn't want to open the flood gates to saps, blackjacks, batons and various and assorted bludgeons.
I wouldn't use one anyway for fear of getting shot.
Never bring a baton to a gunfight.
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Consider no holster with it tucked in your waistband to that it follows the crease where your leg meets your abdomen.
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If I was not an officer I would not want to carry one for protection. yes as an officer because its just one more tool on my belt and something to go to before going to lethal use if not having to but other than that, I wouldnt want to have only a baton at a gunfight plus it would be very hard to conceal and just a pain in the butt to have on all day. And like anything else going to a class or classes to know how to use this correctly would be a must or just carry a big stick.
|March 19, 2014, 12:51 PM
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I called isp today to ask if there were any limitations to carrying anan expanable baton and they told me no limitations, doesn't have to be concealed. If any if you want validation the number is on the Illinois state police website
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No. I have a permit to carry a gun; why would I want to carry a baton, or even a knife for self defense?
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MOVIE REVIEW- 'Frozen River': Giving indie films a good name
During the Great Depression, people went to the movies for Busby Berkeley musicals and other escapist fare. There's still escapism out there during our current maybe-recession, but there's also realism that can be greatly depressing if it's not handled well.
Ray Eddy (Melissa Leo) works part-time at the Yankee One Dollar store and takes care of her two sons, T.J. (Charlie McDermott), 15, and Ricky (James Reilly), five. Their father, a compulsive gambler, disappeared last week– the week before Christmas– with the money for a balloon payment on a new double-wide. If Ray can't find him or come up with $4,372 on her own, she'll lose the $1,500 deposit.
Fate hooks Ray up with a Mohawk woman, Lila (Misty Upham), and before she knows it, she's driving across the St. Lawrence and bringing illegal immigrants back in her trunk. There's no border issue, Lila explains, because the land on both sides of the river belongs to the Mohawks.
Desperation wins out over whatever morality might be involved, and Ray and Lila make several more runs together, gradually reaching something approaching friendship along the way. Ray learns that Lila– who would be legally blind (if she did anything legally)– had a son a year ago, but her mother stole him from the hospital, and the tribal council won't interfere in such matters.
The tension builds as Christmas approaches. Frozen River never quite becomes an action movie, but it gets suspenseful before the final scenes illustrate the difference between the Indian and white systems of justice.
Frozen River is worthy of attention on several counts but seems to be getting it mostly for Melissa Leo's performance. Like Richard Jenkins in The Visitor, it's a breakout starring role for someone who's been a dependable supporting player for many years. What seems to impress people most is Leo's "bravery" in allowing herself to look her age.
She still has a good body, which she shows on a couple of occasions, but the first extreme close-up of her weathered face serves warning that this will not be a vanity piece. Recalling Vanessa Redgrave and the late Colleen Dewhurst, Leo proves 47 is the new 47.
The sad– by Hollywood standards– result of this revelation is that Leo will have to settle for scripts Meryl Streep turns down instead of competing with Meg Ryan for overage ingénue roles.
It's funny that a woman should be considered courageous for looking her age, but that's the only funny thing about Frozen River, the kind of solid drama that gives indie films a good name.


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The term worship comes from an old word that means "worth-ship." It is to ascribe honor to one who is worthy. The highest duty of those made in the image of God is to "ascribe worth" to the one in whom they live and move and have their very being (Acts 17:28).
Christian worship has been rightly defined as "the activity of the new life of a believer in which, recognizing the fullness of the Godhead as it is revealed in the person of Jesus Christ and his mighty redemptive acts, he seeks by the power of the Holy Spirit to render to the living God the glory, honor, and submission which are his due" (Robert Rayburn). "Worthy is the Lamb who was slain to receive power and riches and wisdom, and strength and honor and glory and blessing!" (Rev. 5:12 NKJV). Our worship is to reflect the worship of heaven, in which all that is around the throne of God gives glory to him. "The Father is seeking such to worship Him" (John 4:23 NKJV).
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