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Christina Porter is an English teacher and Literacy Coach at Revere High School in Revere, MA. For the past several years, she has taught a spring course in Shakespeare for English Language Learners (ELLs).
Carol Moran Petrallia, retired, taught English language arts classes which included ESL/ELL students at Columbia High School, South Orange/Maplewood School District, Maplewood, NJ.
1. Working in pairs or small groups is less threatening and allows for independent feedback and discussion amongst students
2. ESL and ELL students may need additional time for pre-reading activities that introduce the play's organization by act, scene, and line. Reading the play aloud may be daunting for ELL students and needs careful handling. Deciding what will work best for your class—reading in the round, taking parts or performance—depends on student confidence and ability level. Performance often leads to a more thorough understanding so it is a good argument for a second reading. (For example, the trepidation of the soldiers in Hamlet becomes clearer when the Ghost actually appears.)
3. Plot summaries and reference notes may also be helpful, and the Folger Editions contain both, making them well-suited for ESL and ELL classrooms. ESL and ELL students may also benefit from keeping a notebook of characters' speeches. Carol notes that notebooks provide "a vital reference point for noting specific monologues and dialogues that will help students understand character and plot development."
4. Word study activities that guide students in how to interpret meaning from context, reference notes, or other aides can be especially helpful before beginning a play.
5. Students who are reluctant to read and speak aloud can be supported with a step-by-step approach in studying the text. They might read aloud with a partner at first, then in a small group, and then present and perform for the class. Such strategies support and encourage students as they challenge themselves in their language exploration, analysis, and performance-based activities in engaging with Shakespeare. The 30-Second Hamlet activity is a great place to start, as it provides an excellent introduction to the main plot of the play and gives students the opportunity to speak Shakespeare's language for themselves.


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5 Reasons LEGO Games Appeal To Gamers of All Kinds
LEGO games are definitely not new to gaming. Whether you own the latest consoles or even the older ones such as a PlayStation 2, Xbox, or Gamecube you can partake in the hilarity and simplistic fun that the LEGO games offer.
Haven't played one yet? You are missing out.
Whether you play LEGO Indiana Jones, Batman, or Star Wars, these games are well worth your time. Here are a few reasons why.
Feature Characters Everyone Recognizes
Huge Star Wars fan?
Great. You are all set.
But even if you're not, that's okay too. LEGO games can satisfy fans of many different feature films, such as: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Batman, Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, and Star Wars.
These are quite possibly some of the best movie related games out there.
And, even if you aren't into a particular featured movie or character, there are other LEGO games just as fun and comical as the others such as LEGO: Rock Band, LEGO: Universe, and LEGO: Battles.
Multi-Platform Accessible
Of course every once in a while, I believe there should be games that are console exclusive. But, not every game franchise needs to be this way.
With the LEGO games, you can be an owner to any console whether the Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, PC, or PlayStation 3 and still get to experience these games in one way or another. This makes the games easily accessible, and open to a wide range of gamers. You never have to feel pressured into buying a different console, just to play a LEGO game.
They're Hilarious
If you've ever played a LEGO game, you'll know what I mean. If not, LEGO games are like the silent films, loaded with personality. These games are full of laugh out loud moments.
Basically they take scenes from the movies, and re-enact them in a lighter tone than what the actual movie presented. A serious scene is suddenly twisted into comedy. Their facial expressions are priceless, and just the fact that they are LEGO people instead of realistic animation makes it even that more amusing.
They're Actually a Lot of Fun
What helps these games take the cake above others, is they actually are a lot of fun. You can play cooperatively with another friend or family member that can join and leave at any point. They aren't too terribly hard, yet have just enough of a challenge for any type of gamer to appreciate.
The combat is pretty simplistic, and doesn't have any blood. Instead characters explode into LEGO bits. Players can build bridges, machinery, or whatever else the game comes up with out of LEGOs to advance further. Combined with the co-op, easy controls, and humorous re-enactments and scenes they offer, and you have an extremely fun game that's hard to pass up.
Fits A Wide Age Group
The other thing I like about these games is they are something you can leave around the house for the kids to play and not have to worry about any questionable content. Like I stated earlier, there is really no violence in these games.
And when the kids are not playing them, you can pick them up and not feel the least bit guilty about it. Because after all, these games have something in it for everyone. If you're a fan of the films they feature, LEGOs, or just video games in general you can appreciate their value.
Which LEGO game is your favorite? Is there any major points missed in this article that make LEGO games worth it to gamers?

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Our family is currently in the process of planning for off the grid living. One of the many questions we have and are finding difficult to find is what amount of farmable land is needed per person per year? |
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I had a large and detailed response written, but then it said there was some kind of error... If you have excel, you can punch in certain amounts of the foods you feel you could grow into the usda nutrient database, then copy and paste to a spreadsheet. Look up the requirements and put them in a column, then add to see if you have the requirements. Here is the page for the reqs: http://fnic.nal.usda.gov/nal_display/index.php?info_center=4&tax_level=2&tax_subject=256&topic_id=1342&placement_default=0 Once you do this, go around and find the yield per acre. Use the lower end of the estimate. Multiply your need per person per day by 365, then divide by the yield. This will give you the number of acres per person for each needed crop. If you want to depend on vitamin/mineral supplements, then life is much easier, and you just have to get daily intakes of protein, carbs and fats sufficient to get daily energy needs, and fiber. If you don't want to depend on supplements, consider building a diet around cow's milk, spinach, sunflower seeds, with some kind of grain and legume. You will need 2.25 cups of milk each day, and about 3/4 pounds of fresh spinach, along with 1 ounce sunflower seeds. You will still need carbs, some more protein, calcium, and iron. It really depends on what grains and beans you like to eat. Sesame is a nutritional powerhouse, but it and spinach contain an anti-nutrient called oxalate, which you should not have too much of in your diet. The spinach is almost pushing it. Try an find some seed crops that give plenty of calcium, iron, and fiber. You will get more than enough calories and protein by the time you satisfy those. good luck! |
Problem is I don't know what you guys like to eat, and what you are willing to eat... that makes a HUGE difference. The cow also messes things up because it provides way more than one person needs. If I suggest some absolute minimum based on esoteric crops like amaranth and rose hips, you may be like, "This guy is too granola... I want some meat dangit". Sorry to not really answer your question, but if you fill in some more blanks, I may be able to give you some good ranges on land needs. |
- Posted by farmfreedom (My Page) on Thu, Aug 7, 08 at 15:31
There is abook "security on 5 acres " or a similar title . check your local lbrary for it . Also poultry and rabbits produce meat in small areas if needed. so can hogs, goats sheep . Aquaculture can supply fish .Read up on the things you plan on growing and what they can supply per acre and decide . |
- Posted by scorcher21 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 7, 08 at 16:51
Thank you for the input. I understand no one gan give an exact number for area per person per year. I was just looking for a general starting point. I do have excel and will use that formula and as to what we eat, we are basically meat and pototes type of people. Goats, hogs, and chickens are already in the plans as well as being in an enviroment close to fishable waters. Any extra input is welcome, there is no such thing as too much information. |
farfreedom: "5 acres and independence" by Maurice G. Kain. It is a great place to start. The problem is they didn't know as much about human nutrition as we do now, so it is hard to arrive at a minimum, especially when yields of certain row crops are so much higher now. scorcher: Meat huh?... I am a vegetarian, so I won't be much help there. Remember you need to raise enough of anything to eat it everyday, otherwise you need to raise something else to get the same nutrients on the off days, or buy food (which I am not figuring on). Hunting and fishing are not as dependable as things you raise and grow yourself, they don't have that every day dependability. This is the way I would do it, all grass fed with hay raised in the row crop/garden areas during the off season for winter and emergencies. The smallest cow, a dexter gives enough milk for 10-20 daily doses of b-12. If you want to raise chickens, raise a "feral" chicken like hamburgs, fayoumis, or campines for eggs and just give them kitchen scraps, extra milk, and restaraunt scraps from some place that you pass on the way to work every day to avoid using up space/money... try and minimize scratch and grain usage. You want to minimize the amount of hauling of food to animals, or the amount of grain concentrate you have to grow/purchase for animals. Always keep some grain ready to feed if you see the animals performance falling, and try to use a rotational system in pasture so they use it better. Meat production with fewest inputs should work the same way. I am of the opinion that a ruminant should NEVER recieve grain concentrate if you want to minimize cost/ labor/fuel usage, unless it is under distress or perhaps pregnant. A good quality pasture of roughly half grass and half legumes should be all it needs. In areas with severe winters, feed hay, not grain that should go to PEOPLE or non-ruminants. |
- Posted by trianglejohn z7b NC (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Aug 8, 08 at 11:19
I think you can pretty much do it on a few acres if the land is very fertile. With poor soils you would have to have many many acres. The biggest challenge is mastering all the various methods to store food. You can grow a lot of food in a small space but the problem is that everything ripens at the same time so you are at a mad scramble to harvest and put up everything all at once. You will always be able to barter goods from other farmers so you won't have to grow everything. People like to share and to help other people out. |
The spinach area you would divide by 9... and stagger the plantings over a year. Use the most bolt resistant varieties you can find. The grains and beans you would have to store in a manner that vermin could not get into them. Tight fitting metal garbage cans, maybe with a cloth to make sure there is no gap for flour moths to get into. Try and eat stuff in season... it tastes better, and requires no effort to store. You can get good results by staggering most fresh veggies in 2 or 3 plantings. |
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13 Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, | 13 Submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, |
14 or to governors as sent by him to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good. | 14 or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right. |
15 For this is the will of God, that by doing good you should put to silence the ignorance of foolish people. | 15 For it is God's will that by doing good you should silence the ignorant talk of foolish men. |
16 Live as people who are free, not using your freedom as a cover-up for evil, but living as servants of God. | 16 Live as free men, but do not use your freedom as a cover-up for evil; live as servants of God. |
17 Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor. | 17 Show proper respect to everyone: Love the brotherhood of believers, fear God, honor the king. |
18 Servants, be subject to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle but also to the unjust. | 18 Slaves, submit yourselves to your masters with all respect, not only to those who are good and considerate, but also to those who are harsh. |
19 For this is a gracious thing, when, mindful of God, one endures sorrows while suffering unjustly. | 19 For it is commendable if a man bears up under the pain of unjust suffering because he is conscious of God. |
20 For what credit is it if, when you sin and are beaten for it, you endure? But if when you do good and suffer for it you endure, this is a gracious thing in the sight of God. | 20 But how is it to your credit if you receive a beating for doing wrong and endure it? But if you suffer for doing good and you endure it, this is commendable before God. |
21 For to this you have been called, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps. | 21 To this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, that you should follow in his steps. |
22 He committed no sin, neither was deceit found in his mouth. | 22 "He committed no sin, and no deceit was found in his mouth." |
23 When he was reviled, he did not revile in return; when he suffered, he did not threaten, but continued entrusting himself to him who judges justly. | 23 When they hurled their insults at him, he did not retaliate; when he suffered, he made no threats. Instead, he entrusted himself to him who judges justly. |
24 He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness. By his wounds you have been healed. | 24 He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by his wounds you have been healed. |
25 For you were straying like sheep, but have now returned to the Shepherd and Overseer of your souls. | 25 For you were like sheep going astray, but now you have returned to the Shepherd and Overseer of your souls. |
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Brace for it. Before it whithers off into the cold winter wind amid shrieks of Black Friday glutton grabs, the bye week is unleashing its vengeful wrath once more. This time, with fury and feeling.
With the exception of one team that's out this week, there actually aren't that many significant bye week problems to worry about. But it's one player on that one team that will be a really serious, painful problem, and cause straining desperate reaching among his deep league owners.
His name is Tom Brady, and you might know him.
If you own Brady, you spent a top five pick on him, and after that kind of steep investment at one position — a position where most leagues start only one player every week — you saw little need to come back quickly and draft another quarterback. Not only is that sound strategy, but it's also mind-numbing common sense.
So maybe then you, the hypothetical Brady owner, decided that waiting nine more rounds to take a backup you'd likely and hopefully only need once was a sufficient waiting period, meaning you were picking from the likes of Jay Cutler, Matt Schaub, and Joe Flacco. All fine options, and maybe you were especially lucky to get great value on Andrew Luck, who unbelievably finished August with an ADP of 126th overall in ESPN leagues.
All of that seems very plausible and very likely, but let's take our hypothetical scenario and series of maybes further. What if you're in an especially deep league, and with some less than appealing matchups out there among the third tier of QBs (Luck against Miami doesn't exactly sound like fun, and Schaub might not be needed much against Buffalo with Arian Foster set to run all over everything and everyone), and you're picking from a tier far below the likes of Luck et al.
Then let me introduce you to another rookie. His name is Brandon Weeden, and you might know him.
If desperation is your sickness, then there are far worse plays. At first you'll scoff at this, noting that Weeden — who by all indications is still a rookie — is facing the Ravens defense today. This is the part when I remind you that although he may have struggled with his accuracy (48.1 completion percentage) as is expected of a quarterback making his fourth career start, back in Week 4 Weeden posted with 320 passing yards on the Ravens at a pace of 6.2 yards per attempt.
That was in Baltimore, against a defense that had Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb. Today's game is in Cleveland, against a defense that's missing those two key pieces, and although Terrell Suggs returned and looked angry and crazy last week, he's still in just his second game back following Achilles surgery, and he's well below his normal playing weight. There's also Weeden's improved decision making, as he's put together back-to-back games with no interceptions and has three zero-pick games overall after throwing four in his debut.
With Webb out, deep passing with Weeden's strong arm becomes a far greater possibility, and connections with Josh Gordon are averaging 28.6 yards per reception since Week 5. But what's particularly appealing about Weeden — especially with Suggs' return — is his efficiency while on the run and his solid overall pocket sense, as he's been sacked only four times over his last four games. That brings us to this nugget courtesy of Matthew Berry and the stat heads at ESPN:
Weeden is tied for second in the NFL in touchdowns off play-action (6) (Editor's note: This was corrected Sunday morning) and the Ravens have allowed a 68.4 completion percentage on play-action passes, seventh-worst in the league.
This isn't a scary Baltimore defense anymore, as we saw last week during their 43-13 loss to Houston. It's good, not great, and it'll do more bending, and even more breaking.


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Having grown up with the kind that goes in your mouth, the first time I saw an ear thermometer I thought "Will technological wonders never cease?" The idea of drawing data out of your ear—the orifice we use to draw data in—seemed mind-blowing to me. (Then again, I was a C student in Biology.)
There's allegedly another product design surprise around the corner concerning the sucking of data out of ears. It's no secret that Apple's working on the iWatch, and the Mac fan blogs have all been breathlessly reporting on the biometric technologies Cupertino's reportedly getting their hands on. The iWatch, it's been popularly thought, will boast killer apps in the form of personal health monitoring. But now a poster on the anonymous, Silicon-Valley-based social network "Secret" is claiming that Apple's next-gen EarPods will be performing these duties.
Apple's new EarPods will have sensors in them, for heart rate & blood pressure. Also iBeacons so they don't get lost. They will require the lightning port, it's why the audio jack was moved to the bottom. [...]
It stores the data in a similar way to thumbprint point data, fully encrypted and nothing identifiable. But nice to send to your doctor to keep track of at which point your blood pressure started rising for example. [...]
Redditors are currently arguing the validity/invalidity of the post. But it doesn't seem inconceivable to your (C-student) correspondent that these could be made.
Assuming for a moment it is true—would you call this a case of Apple accurately predicting our needs and fulfilling them before we knew to ask? Or would you find this a feature you'd never use?
In any case, while it doesn't seem inconceivable to develop, I must admit I have my doubts. Earphones are predominantly tied to music, and I tend to think your heart rate and blood pressure could be influenced by what you're listening to; I'm sure, for instance, that you'd get different readings if listening to Beethoven versus The Beastie Boys.


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In the busy port of Vlissingen (Flushing) used by the Dutch East India Company in the 1600s, grand ships glide through placid waters. The cannon on a large yacht fires a salute announcing the arrival of a dignitary, who is carried ashore by the launch to the right. By the mid-1600s, the Dutch Republic had reached the height of its power as a global trading empire, and its domination of the seas found expression in the genre of marine painting. In 1649 Jan van de Cappelle introduced the "parade" picture, in which grand ships convene for a special occasion under dramatic cloudy skies. In this parade picture, Van de Cappelle included many details, such as the ship's rigging, sails, and decorations and dolphins swimming through the calm water. He also mastered the atmospheric and optical effects seen in the treatment of reflections in the water and in the contrast between the lighter clouds that form at the horizon and the darker ones gathering high above the foreground.


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Around the corner from chef-impresario Tom Douglas's flagship restaurant, Dahlia Lounge, is his more casual Serious Pie, known for its thin-crust, applewood-fired pizza. In the crowded, pub-like dining room, artisan pies arrive at private and family-style tables in oblong shapes sized for sharing. Selections include Penn Cove clams with house-cured pancetta, though the traditional pie with house-made mozzarella and San Marzano tomatoes is the most popular. Italian wines, a good selection of beer and hard cider, plus local Big E root beer are available.
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On St. Patrick's Day, Ham, Boiled Cabbage and Boiled Potatoes was a menu choice. Potatoes were cold and hard, cabbage was not boiled. I really like the atmosphere there, staff is friendly but food is not good.
I like the atmosphere at Huey's, it's a cozy, local bar/restaurant. The wait staff is friendly, bartender too, but the quality of the food seems to be lacking. Disappointing!
The decor is very comfortable and inviting. Nice crowd at the bar and the restaurant was busy. Seems like a very local crowd. Sandwiches were reasonably priced, more advanced yen trees were a bit pricey, drinks were a bargain. There were three in our party and we all rated the food as average. We may go back, but will sit... More
My wife and I decided to grab a bite to eat on a particular Friday night, and wanted to try something different. After making a search on TripAdvisor, I came across this place. Based on the reviews...we decided to give it a shot. This place is simply awesome. We have lived in the Lansdale area for years, and because of... More
A friend of my wife and I choose to have a birthday gathering here and the entire staff was friendly and very accommodating the rated great and washed down well by standard beer selection priced very competitively with other bars in the area. Go for the nachos my favorite appetizer. Stop by and have some fun.
The service was great and the atmosphere was cozy but the food was bland
Huey's offers a fine selection of food at reasonable prices. Great for the kids as well plus full bar for the adults. Have eaten twice here recently and enjoyed both meals. They also offer senior portions from 4-6pm. They are also know for their wonderful holiday decorations and Halloween is outstanding. You can't go wro g with a meal here.
This is a greta family restaurarnt with large portions, friendly service and neat neighborhood environment. Will return on our regular trips to the area.
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drtwinsmom Posts: 1I have had the same problem! Typically the squealing is worse when the car is first backed out in the am but now that it has been colder, the squealing is occurring later in the day and more loudly. I took the car in to the dealer. They did not want to believe anything was wrong and blew me off. (The service department here is worthless.) They stated that an "inspection" of the brakes was normal--translation: they did not really look I adamantly took the car in again 2 weeks later and my clever husband made a dvd of the car being backed out of the garage squealing VERY loudly. That afternoon we got a sheepish call from the service guy saying they had looked into the problem further and found a Lexus technical bulletin describing the squealing in both the 2005 330 and the 2006 400h and recommending a change of the front brake rotors. Call your service people and mention the technical service bulletin regarding front brake squeal noise. Hopefully their service department is better than the one here!
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lexrexblue Posts: 38Has anyone had problems with the brakes? Mine have had a high pitched screech backing out of the garage (my driveway is on a hill) and down the driveway. The rotors have been resurfaced numerous times but it kept coming back. A "brake kit" was installed, too. Then the car lurched forward and then braked going down a hill 3 times. I was so shaken I just drove it to the dealer. All 4 rotors were resurfaced again. The dealer doesn't know the cause of these spots on the brakes. I'm getting unnerved after the last episode.
lexustek Posts: 4THERE IS A TSIB FOR BRAKE VIBRATION ISSUES AND NOISES, MAKE SURE THE NEWEST SET OF ROTORS HAS BEEN INSTALLED ON YOUR VEHICLE AS WELL AS PADS. AND THE SCREECHING NOISE CAN BE LESSENED WITH A PRODUCT BY DOW. THIS IS A SILICONE GEL THAT CAN BE APPLIED TO THE END OF THE PADS AND ON THE SPRING KIT.
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Microbe hunters of suppressed emotion (buried resentments, blockaded yearnings) are having a field day with HBO's In Treatment, starring Gabriel Byrne as a fiftysomething therapist whose eloquently understated umms, compassionate eyes and expressive hands, and faint embers of Irish soul have made him the tender heartthrob of the fifty-minute hour. Critics and civilian fans of the show hail the subtle inflections and telltale mannerisms of the interplay between Byrne and his patients, the shifts of body language and averted glances that speak volumes. I can't worked up by In Treatment's self-conscious display of fine-grained craftsmanship--its subtleties convey significance because what the hell else is there to look at and listen to? Everything you're intended to notice is embedded right there on the composed surface. In an Altman or De Palma film (or a Boogie Nights), the odd, revealing bits of dialogue and behavior are subsumed within a busy, noisy stream of motion, the characters, the story, and the camerawork in layered motion, compelling the viewer to use his or her soft-focused attention to take in what's going on without having every bit of conspicuous evidence handed to them on a glass plate. In In Treatment, we're mostly in one room (set in Byrne's house rather than a separate office), therapist on one side, patient(s) on the other (there's a couple played by Josh Charles and Embeth Davidtz in counseling together and you know the marriage is in trouble because they sit wayyyyyy apart from each other on the sofa). Minimally staged, there's nothing to distract or beguile the viewer from the patients' words and gestures working in conjunction or dysjunction as Byrne draws them out like a maestro massaging the air. His extractions don't amount to much as revelations. With the camera locked on the actors as if they were subjects of interrogation, you'd have to be an idiot not to notice how seductively one woman removes her jacket to reveal bare arms or another man's eyes dart away when he issues a patently false denial in a dead tone ("No, I'm fine, really, I'm fine") or the martyred hunch of another's shoulders after a criticism has been lodged against them ("So you're saying it's my fault the marriage failed?").
Of the cast, Michelle Forbes seethes with frustration as Byrne's fed-up wife--she's like Mel Harris's Hope on thirtysomething with a browful of stored-up grievances--is a nice break from the prevailing hush of confidences being exchanged, and as the young woman threatening to steal her husband away, Melissa George makes for a pillowy, auburn mixture of Eliza Dushku and Elizabeth Wurtzel. But the overall atmosphere is of low-ceiling banality, an IKEA version of Ingmar Bergman with each face a landscape where each ambivalent feeling is carefully marked. As for Gabriel Byrne, he may be the thinking woman's latest munch object, but I can't tell if he's giving a mediocre performance or an expert performance of a mediocre therapist, but I find myself aware of every actory thing he's doing without being convinced that he's convinced with what he's doing. His scenes with Dianne Weist as his former mentor, now a Buddhaesque mother-confessor with a pinched look of irritation, aren't believable because neither comes across as a trained, experienced professional--their analyses lack authority. Wiest at least has presence, but the intellectual caliber of the therapy process here isn't very high. The diagnostic technique involves discerning recurring patterns that are obvious as soon as the patient begins unfolding his/her story like an old treasure map. X treated you like shit, so you treat Y like shit to take out the frustration you were never able to vent against X, etc. Your father was cold hence you seek out cold father figures in order to fill an unfillable void. (Fiddle with pencil, look pensive.) I find myself wishing Byrne's Paul were more of a charismatic guru messing with people's susceptible minds in the mold of an Iris Murdoch antihero (or Ian Holm's impish, mindgaming therapist in The Treatment) than a conflicted everyman who tries to straighten out his patients' problems even as his own life is coming unwound. It's the stilted humorlessness of In Treatment that puts it into middlebrow territory for me, though I can see that for others its low, murmurous intimacies would cast a spell, especially those looking for the perfect shrink. I've never been in therapy myself, though some have suggested at the tops of their lungs that I do the world a favor and seek help. Well, it's something to consider, I suppose.


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Bullshit or not. George Clarke was watching a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film and spotted what he believed was a hefty woman, perhaps a man, talking on a cell phone while walking out of the circus. Now, hold up, as crazy as this sounds, the YouTube videos trying to debunk it are even crazier.
Clarke claims that the thin black bar is held the same way cellphones are held today, and that the man or woman is walking and talking, then looking at the camera. So how can it be? Was this video editing at its finest? Possibly. Was it a holodeck projection from showing only a 75% transmission of a human being from the year 2059? Probably not. Was it even a 1920s vacuum tube hearing aid? Maybe, if the suspected time traveler was in fact a crazy lunatic. But you know what? The man has that scattered, disconnected type of mannerism that most people have while walking and talking on a phone. They even stop and look around to get a hold of their bearing as many people do when they walk and talk. If it was indeed a man from the future, what would be the most inconspicuous disguise for that era? And how could they have a cellphone connection? Assuming we can even grasp how they could have traveled back in time.
My mom and I have come to the conclusion that he/she may have like a box that serves as a hearing device. Perhaps the person is practicing lines for a play or movie of some kind…
Hi. I think its may be true. when a human can travelling between Time, then why the signals cant be time-travelling? so it's may be true.
Don`t think it was a cell phone…. The black shaped object… seems more like a shadow casted by the light and her hand. At the last second of her `scene`she changes her hand shape a little, which does not look like she is holding a cell phone anymore. That is just what I think… However, it would be so cool if it was a time traveler.
Don't rule anything out, but I KNOW they DID NOT have any hearing aid device as small as a cell phone, or ANY audio recording device as small as a cell phone in the 1920's. They did have these items, but WERE VERY LARGE AND BULKY. THEY WERE NOT THAT SMALL.
Another thing. If time travelers were among us, and did live among us, they would NOT tell us they are here with us. Reason is so time doesn't get changed dramatically. Imagine if we all knew they were here, then we would go OMFG THEY ARE HERE, and events would change a lot.
It also could have been extraterrestrials, which most likely live among us. Now I am a believer in God, but I do not believe god restricts us from time travel and extraterrestrials. I don't see us being alive today with all the massive and destructive weapons by just being "cool." Humans will get mad and kill others, even if it takes an extreme. Only thing to stop them is a limitation, which could be extraterrestrials, and maybe time travelers who go back to view an event happening, or just try to change something.
Get a lip reader.
well time will telll forgive me but ifyou seek enough sometimes you might find what your looking for keep an open mind ! You never know ! ! !
Well maybe in the future there is no need for cell towers.
I like the idea of a futuristic drag queen (obviously incognito to ensure most 1928 public would stay away from her!). Also, it's obviously post cell tower technology, Jake. Think those towers will be around forever? No way.
She was looking at the ground when she was talking. Not at the man
the purse idea is bullshit. If she were trying to hide her face then she would have had the wallet in front of her face. It was up to her ear, and she even stops at one moment. If she were trying to hide herself from the camera because she was chewing out her husband, three things wouldve happened differently. First, she would have noticed the camera and brought the so called "purse" up to her face in frame. Secondly, she wouldn't have stopped walking right in front of the camera if she was "aggressively chewing him out", primarily because she didnt want to be seen on camera pitching a fit, and she wouldn't have turned towards the camera and let out a small laugh, much like anyone does when theyre on a cell phone. Thirdly, she would've been holding the wallet in front of her face, not up to her ear.
The time-travelling cell phone user idea is bullshit. Cell phones wouldn't work in 1928 without cell towers.
maybe is the new time travel model from apple. if they can make a time travel machine. maybe they can make a cell phone that works in the past… puff puff
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Date: Tuesday, 8 April 2014, at 12:50 p.m.
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Our school has been employing foreign teachers for more than ten years and the foreign teaching department is run by a Canadian who has been at the school for six years. As a result of our experience we can guarantee a level of assistance and understanding that many schools in China simply can not.
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The brief was to build the Batiste brand by creating four new graphic identities and fragrances. They should fit in with the current range but have stand out shelf appeal.
The limited edition range has been inspired by the S/S trend of Neon, fluorescents and vibrant colours. Neon in Greek translates to Neos meaning New. Neon completely embodies the spirit and lifestyle of the Batiste girl. Neos is not just about the vibrant colours but each bottle contains its own fluore'scent'. All four identities and fragrances take you from daytime chic to night time glamour.
A specialist glows in the dark ink creates a unique bottle design that reveals a different pattern for each of the scents.
NetEDI provides business-to-business integration and supply chain collaboration solutions for any business needing to trade electronically.
I was tasked with refreshing their existing brand identity and to create something fresh and modern to the established brand.
The new logo mark reflects the growth and innovation of NetEDI keeping it as similar as possible to the original mark so it is still recognisable as a company but making it appear less dated and position them as a more contemporary and modern company.
The rounded edges make the mark flow better, mirroring the seamless flow of information from B2B.
The 2 initials have been integrated to show the connection between B2B and the link of communication and exchange between customer and company.
To bolster the identity, and reinforce the brand values a bold blue was used throughout.
Conceptual Brand Identity for an Fictional Italian Furniture Company.
Viani is a luxury furniture brand, all about clean, modern living, creating fashion for the home. The Viani customers live in a contemporary world and want to release themselves from nostalgia and antique traditions. The Viani vision is to create unique, aesthetically pleasing furniture that offer huge vision impact and stand out from the crowd.
The look and feel reflects the bold furniture Viani creates; the geometric pattern is made up of triangles, which are known to be strong, sleek, modern and stable. It also reflects the personality of its customers, colour inspiration was taken from the furniture, the vibrant palette ensures immediate standout.
O'Corra Irish Whiskey Brand identity and Packaging Design.
O'Corra Whiskey is no ordinary whiskey. This fine aged, special edition is a blend of 100% pure Irish spirit and inspiration. Made to capture the Irish charm and culture of good craic and great times.
This project is part of experiments I did for my degree. A conceptual brand created around my surname and heritage. The aim of the project was to use as a piece of self promotion to send out to potential employers based around the concept 'Take a shot on me' encouraging employers to give me a chance of a job and using high quality, Irish Whiskey as an implicit comparison.
The project consisted of 8 laser cut wooden boxes, wood stained by myself, with a collection of shot glasses, mini whiskey bottles and printed collateral that included the brand story and drinks recipe cards.
A personal project to promote myself and gain some attention from design agencies. Having the opportunity to secure some practical work experience within the design industry, rather than sending a covering email and a CV, this hand-made direct mailer was designed and produced to send out to potential employers, containing links to my online portfolio as well as other bits and pieces.
I was rewarded with a placement at agency Creative Spark in Manchester and was also featured in the Computer Arts magazine issue on self-promotion.
Life Changing Fitness is a company born on the back of one man's dream to change overweight people's lives. Having been obese and now an aspiring fitness model Dan wanted to refresh his current identity to bring it up to date with the growth of the Life Changing Fitness brand. Nothing too drastic, but enough to give the business a nice lift and refresh given the big things that Dan had planned coming in the future.
With a simplified logo and improved communication, I successfully strengthened their natural credentials without losing their bold online presence.
Branding, Digital Banners, all website content, Social media graphics and printed collateral where all created.
The brief was to package a lunch time wrap and treat.
A unique brand and an attractive packaging design solution was created that can work across a range of products. Ampersand is a food and beverage brand concept that encourages consumers to purchase combinations of their favourite wraps, treats and drinks.The visual identity can be broken down into 3 key brand elements, the logo, typographic style and colour palette each reinforcing their own key brand values.
Colour is a key product navigation tool for the time poor consumer, so I have used a striking colour palette for high impact and to engage and stimulate the consumer. Vibrant, fresh and dynamic colours depicted fish in blue, vegetarian in green and spicy meat in orange.
This project won a Commended Award at the 2012 Student Starpack awards
A collection of logos old and new created for various clients and uni projects.
Part of my Self Promotion Mailer, wanting to create something unusual to send out to potential employers that would help me stand out from the many CVs they receive every day. The project gained a lot of online exposure and been featured on several design blogs.
Conceptional identity and Stationery range for an Architectural studio.
The name Space refers to architecture theory, in which an architect takes a selected space and plan elements within in. The negative space from the characters in the logotype are used as graphic devices across all communications.
Concept tea towel designs for celebrating the Queens Diamond Jubilee. Experimenting with hand drawn type and illustration.
Part of a screen printing class at uni, while experimenting I produced this set of posters as a bit of fun. I was really happy with how they turned out which lead me to include them as part of my self promotion mailer.


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Thu, Jul 21, 11 at 12:57
We seem to keep finding hardwood in a stain we like but it is maple. Though maple is harder than oak it seems in our sample tests to dent easier and it shows more.
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- Posted by brandygirl (My Page) on Thu, Jul 21, 11 at 17:26
You could choose hickory, its is 40% harder than oak. We selected it over maple and oak. We used Waterlox on the Hickory. What beautiful colors came out of the wood. Just a thought. |
- Posted by debrak_2008 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 21, 11 at 18:20
brandygirl, DH just said to me a few minutes ago, what about hickory. Our cabinets will be cherry bordeaux and we have black appliances, so we can't go too dark with the floor. Any chance you would post a photo of your floor? |
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I posted a longer question under the organizing a home forum, but generally am wondering pros and cons of holding estate sale yourself with a savvy friend or two vs. hiring a company? (For a 3-bed home with no antiques.) |
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I know how much work a plain old rummage sale is ! My opinion is , if you have no antiques and a couple friends , do it yourselves. I have heard alot of bad things about those people that do it for you . More bad than good. I don't know what they charge , but for me - I'd rather be in charge than a stranger. ***On a funny note *** When DH & I decide it's time to downsize ... I told him I'm going to hold my OWN estate sale while I'm still alive ...a " You can't take it with you sale " LOL |
- Posted by cinnamonsworld (My Page) on Sun, Nov 4, 07 at 19:37
LOL... I was trying to figure out how to phrase this and had to consciously think not to say "Should I hold my own estate sale?" Your thinking is along the lines of mine, thanks. :) |
You don't have to be deceased to hold an estate sale. A lot of people dispose of their household goods in order to spend their later years traveling or merely just to downsize considerably to move to another state. I would do it myself. I have gone to estate sales and was never impressed with the professionalism of these estate sale arrangers. I also have known people who used them and there was always> a problem with *missing items*. |
I don't know about estate sales, but garage sales are a ton of work. All the lifting, arranging,pricing. Then you have to sit there all day and deal with hagglers and thieves. You have to have plenty of change. I did better off advertising things privately in a local newspaper. For example, I sold an Electrolux vacuum cleaner and a portable clothes washer after they were ignored during a garage sale. I would leave the sales to the professionals in the future. My 84 year old mother already has a contract to sell the contents of her house after she dies. I'm a little sad. There are some things I would like ,for sentimental reasons, photos and knick-knacks, not like I want to grab all her jewelry. |
Are you thinking of holding it like a 'tag' sale as Martha always calls them. You have all the stuff priced and folks come, browse, dicker (probably) and buy? If that is the case, I'd think it would be a lot of work, and that you would end up with quite a bit of leftovers at the end of the day. I'd suggest talking to some auction houses and see what they say. Possibly they could have the auction at the house...and they are good at advertising, and getting the word out. They want to get the best prices they can because that will determine their profit as well. Estate sales held at the actual residence really draw the crowds in around here in Indiana....all hoping to find/get something really special. Anything that is small and/or more special, I would however either pay attention to, or ask the auctioneer to hold aside someway to protect said items from walking off. Even if you do it yourselves, chances are there would be some things pilfered behind your back(s). Sue...who loves a good auction on a nice fall day. |
In our neck of the woods, professional sellers take a healthy cut, but if that's the only way to go, they have their place. I also know how much work sales are, having had a couple myself. But if you have friends to help, I would recommend this avenue. You need 3-4 just to monitor all the stuff, if the sale is being held all thru the house. I went to a sad one last fall. A lady was moving to assisted living and her children were holding the sale. She was present and visibly disturbed at the prices that things were going for. We all think our treasures are worth more than they really are, for the simple reason that to some people, our things are valuable because they are ours. I'd steel myself to get rid of the stuff at a fair price and then maybe donate the rest and take a tax deduction. |
Even sadder than an estate sale is when people just throw stuff away. A few months ago, I drove past a house and saw an electric sewing machine and rocking chair in the street with the trash. I was in a hurry and didn't stop. But they looked okay. |
I have had so many garage sales I would do my own. I don't have any antiques, but know how to check prices. I do have some collectible dolls and clocks, so I would check the values on those. |
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woof. feeling like I'm coming down with something.. Last night I was hoping to sleep it off, but that just didn't happen. So- I've got to fuel the body right to hopefully feel better? hmm..
I've been seeing these protein pancakes all over the place. Have you? Check this one out.. oh and this one.
I found this one, and I revised it a little bit
So here we go.
You need:
- 1 egg (the happier, the better)
- 1/2 banana
- 1 serving of chocolate protein powder (~1/3 c.)
- 1/4 c. old fashioned oats
- 1 t. ground flax seed
- pinch of salt
- pinch of cinnamon
- chocolate almond milk to your desired thickness
blend all together.. cook just like a pancake!
top with a little bit of maple syrup.. and dig in
They're very filling.. and wicked good! not too sweet either.
Now thats a good way to start the day.. enjoy.
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