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I am very proud of my first project with my embroidery machine!
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1976 'Le locataire' Directed by Roman Polanski
A quiet and inconspicuous man (Trelkovsky) rents an apartment in France where the previous tenant committed suicide, and begins to suspect his landlord and neighbors are trying to subtly change him into the last tenant so that he too will kill himself.
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Nature, it is said, abhors a vacuum. If my cat's reaction to my Dyson is any indication, this axiom is unimpeachably true. The maxim is usually attributed to Aristotle (in the appealingly macabre form of "horror vacui"), who believed that any theoretical void would be filled by surrounding material, instantly wiping it out. Nothing—the absence of something—cannot really exist, for something will always take nothing's place.
This ancient principle underlies Roman Polanski's The Tenant, the third and final entry in his so-called "Apartment Trilogy" (after Repulsion and Rosemary's Baby). Each of the trilogy's films brilliantly explores the disadvantages and incipient paranoia of close-quarters city dwelling (paranoia…
Roman Polanski's The Tenant builds a myriad of psychological layers around the director cast in the central role of Trelkovsky. It is a film often grouped together with Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion under the 'apartment trilogy' banner although this film develops into far more mysterious and complicated film than the other two.
His decision to cast himself as the films protagonist is an odd one given his lack of prominence infront of the lens previously. Only twelve months later he would face a life defining moment with accusations of rape reshaping his artistic approach. As such it is suggested that The Tenant is heavily autobiographical.
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I'm so tired of crossdressing being depicted as a sign of insanity. How would you like it if every fucking film you watched had, I dunno what you are, but whatever you are as a sign of insanity? Fucking hell.
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I tried to watch this once, years ago but I fell asleep and had no interest in watching it again after that initial attempt. Fast forward years later and I've finally watched it in it's entirety, especially after the urging of some friends to give it another chance.
I was mildly disappointed by The Tenant, the slow start was a little on the sluggish side for my tastes. The second hour really picked up in the bizarre and often creepy area that I expected from the first hour of the film. I'm not opposed to the random inserts of comedy we experience, that wasn't my problem at all with the first half, I think I just wanted more development when…
The Tenant, Roman Polanski's last film in his Apartment Trilogy must be the craziest of them all. It's a very strange film I think. It hops from a fun and whimsical tone to a truly bizarre and psychologically twisted one. Trelkovsky (played by Roman Polanski) slowly by slowly finds out that his neighbours in his new apartment building are extremely unaccommodating, very creepy and occasionally awkward. He is being assaulted mentally and tries to play them at their own game. Without spoiling it, this has a various results. Anyway, for me The Tenant reinforced the fact Roman Polanski is not just a master behind the camera, but that he's also a solid and good actor on his own. I thought…
I have never, in my life, seen a horror movie that was so representative of the director's own phobias and insecurities. The Tenant, directed by Roman Polanski and starring the man himself, is part of his "apartment trilogy," a cinematic depiction of the horrors of urban living. I would assume that Polanski's neighbors once creeped the hell out of him, and vice versa. In this, he plays Trelkovsky, a meek bureaucrat that rents out an apartment whose last owner committed suicide, It's not long before Trelkovsky begins to feel the same urban paranoia that afflicted Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby.
This movie has a very slow pace, quietly ratcheting up the unsettling imagery until it reaches a climax of horrific…
One of Roman Polanski's greatest psychological thrillers. Although Polanski is a terrible actor, everything else about it is so great that I can look past it. Its mood and subtle build up is similar to Rosemary's Baby. Probably the most surreal film Polanski ever made
The first hour or so of this film doesn't work. Polanski is a shy introvert who chills with his bros and makes dick jokes in a Parisian apartment and gets his rocks off with Isabelle Adjani in a movie theater? I didn't buy any of that.
There's an argument against that I'm sure the film's supporters would use as soon as I mentioned it, but the argument is weightless, because once we find out the something they would mention, it's late into the film. Those first act scenes need to work within themselves tonally, regardless of what happens at the end. And even the end, isn't all that great. The film is shot and scored very well. There are several sequences that truly were memorable - so I suppose it's not all bad. But The Tenant is nowhere near Polanski's best.
This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I literally lost it when he threw himself of the window by the second time.
Minor Polanski, more or less, with a few admirable scare tactics but no actual scares. As a psychological thriller, The Tenant is mostly a failure, and I think it suffers mainly from being really, really drawn-out—not to mention also having a boringly enigmatic ending that is downright patronizing to boot. I don't mind that it's not very substantial content-wise because I've always loved the Polanski aesthetic, which is basically just a formalist fusion of Hitchcock and Altman, but I do mind an eighty-minute movie being stretched forty-five minutes beyond its means. No amount of Isabelle Adjani can compensate for that.
A quiet and inconspicuous man rents an apartment in France where the previous tenant committed suicide...
At the same time satirical and haunting psychological thriller, reminiscent of the director's own Repulsion and one of his best works.
Nykvist's cinematography is just as good as you would expect. Polanski's acting was quite effective, and most important, committed.
I simply don't know how to explain, or detect the moment in which this film got so twisted, and I love the feeling.
"There is something odd going on in my building. I quite often see people in the toilets... They just stand there for hours, you know? Absolutely dead still."
Once again Polanski presents a slowly spiralling madness (and plays the title role) in this final part of the "Apartment Trilogy".
Straddling the line between ambiguous and reliable, this is probably the weirdest of the three.
While the masterful Rosemary's Baby had the viewer strongly rooting for the titular character, and Repulsion left in the air the nature of the girl's perturbation, The Tenant leaves us wondering... is there complete insanity or any truth in Trelkovsky's accusations?
The small details gradually get more disturbing, as Polanski tends to execute so well. The cigarettes, the teeth, the subtle indoctrinations.
The final act is insane, in every sense of the word.
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By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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The Curiosity rover has photographed what appears to be light emanating from the ground on Mars. UFO and alien life enthusiasts as well as conspiracy theorists have all claimed the light is evidence of life on the Red Planet. NASA however, is not so sure.
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Keywords: Mars, light, NASA, life
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A glint of light has been captured in one of a series of images taken by the Curiosity rover on mars. The apparition is intriguing to UFO enthusiasts who suggest that the light is emanating from the ground and that it could be evidence of intelligent alien life on Mars, possibly living in subterranean dwellings.
The consensus among scientists seems to be that life can't really live on the surface of Mars because the planet has a thin atmosphere. The atmosphere, which is rich in carbon dioxide, is also very thin so that even high-speed winds would be felt on the surface as little more than a breeze.
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The atmosphere does little to block harsh radiation from the Sun, which likely sterilizes the ground. The thin atmosphere also allows water to sublimate off the surface of the planet which is possibly why no such water has been directly observed although it is believed that Mars once had plenty of the resource.
For these reasons, the most likely place for life to exist on Mars in under the surface. Mars landers since the 1970's have carried probes for digging or drilling into the soil to test it for signs of life. All tests seem to indicate that life does not exist on the planet and likely never has, although some scientists dispute this. The extreme unliklihood of intelligent life on Mars is the reason why NASA scientgists are sure this is just a natural phenomenon.
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The original face on Mars image.
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Bee Gees cover band to play benefit concert for high school drama and music programs
February 26, 2015 SELINSGROVE — SUN High School Musical Awards, a nonprofit organization benefitting drama programs at high schools in Snyder, Union and Northumberland counties, will hold a concert at 7 p.m. more »»
Father-and-sons barbershop quartet to close Friends of the Pipes winter concert season
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February 26, 2015 A new sculpture honoring the art of collaboration and the service of Pennsylvania College of Technology president Davie Jane Gilmour recently was installed and now graces a wall in the Student &... more »»
'An American story'
February 19, 2015 The story of Creedence Clearwater Revisited is essentially the story of the United States of America, in that a group of bright-eyed young teens come together for a more perfect union of rock and... more »»
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February 19, 2015 BLOOMSBURG — Tango Buenos Aires will perform "Song of Eva Peron" at 8 p.m. tonight at Bloomsburg University's Haas Center for the Arts. The two-act performance will have a 15-minute intermission. more »»
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February 19, 2015 The Williamsport Music Club will present a program on Broadway musicals, continuing the year's theme of "Music in American. more »»
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What was your motivation behind this project? From the day after my wife's funeral, I began "journaling," in the form of emails to my family, friends and pastor, as well as letters to myself and posthumous letters to her. Those who read these raw, unedited writings found them so powerful, they encouraged me to use them as the core for a book that would help others who had suffered a similar loss. The book that resulted, THE TENDER SCAR, features excerpts from that journaling, plus what one reviewer has called "loving, practical words to help the grieving in their journey toward healing of a wound that always leaves a tender scar."
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|Other Washington Executive Offices
|Governor • Lieutenant Governor • Secretary of State • Attorney General • Treasurer • Auditor • Superintendent of Education• • Agriculture Commissioner • Insurance Commissioner• Natural Resources Commissioner• Labor Commissioner• Public Service Commissioner
The office could theoretically be abolished, as the Washington Constitution specifically allows the legislature to take such a step at its discretion.
Current officeholder
- See also: Current Lieutenant Governors
The 15th and current lieutenant governor is Brad Owen, a Democrat elected in 1996, 2000, 2004, and 2008.
Article 3 of the state constitution establishes the state's executive offices.
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Executive Department. The executive department shall consist of a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, and a commissioner of public lands, who shall be severally chosen by the qualified electors of the state at the same time and place of voting as for the members of the legislature.
Article 3, Section 25 of the state constitution establishes the qualifications of the office:
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Washington elects lieutenant governors in the Presidential elections. For Washington, 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 are all gubernatorial election years. For Washington, 2006, 2010, 2014, and 2018 are all gubernatorial election years. Legally, the lieutenant gubernatorial inauguration is always set for noon on the second Monday in January following the election. Thus, January 14, 2015 and January 14, 2019 are inaugural days.
By law, lieutenant governors are elected in separate elections from governors in both the primary and general elections. This means it is possible to have a partisan split in the Executive office.
The lieutenant governor of Washington is elected in a direct election—the candidate with the most votes becomes lieutenant governor. In the event that two candidates receive an equal number of votes which is higher than that received by any other candidate, the members of the state legislature vote between the two at their next session.
Incumbent Brad Owen (D) defeated Bill Finkbeiner (R) to win re-election on November 6, 2012.
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Details of vacancies are addressed under Article V, Sections 7 and 8.
A vacancy in the office is filled by a gubernatorial nomination.
The Lieutenant Governor is the first officer in the line of succession in the event of the Governor's death, resignation, removal, absence, or inability to serve.
The incumbent is the President of the Washington State Senate and takes on other duties as assigned by law or as delegated by the Governor.
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Frantic fundraising as Florida legislative session nears
The race for campaign cash shifted into high gear Monday as dozens of state legislators sought contributions from lobbyists before Tuesday's start of the legislative session, when such fundraising is banned for two months.
Under legislative rules, senators and House members cannot solicit or accept money for their campaigns during the session because the proximity of money changing hands and votes being cast would look unseemly. The result is that lawmakers increasingly use the rest of their time in Tallahassee to raise money, especially during weeks of hearings when they are often casting significant committee votes on matters affecting those lobbyists.
"The logic is inconsistent," said Ben Wilcox, research director of Integrity Florida, a watchdog group. "They're bumping up against their self-imposed deadlines, so they're out there with their hands open."
During three weeks in February when lawmakers held committee meetings, they held 47 fund-raisers, many of which involved multiple lawmakers.
Lobbyists counted 13 separate fund-raisers Monday, one of which included 11 Republican House members from Miami-Dade County.
The Legislature last year increased the maximum campaign contribution to its members to $1,000 from $500 and required all donations to be publicly reported more frequently.
Throughout the day, a familiar scene appeared over and over in restaurants and offices ringing the Capitol as legislators held "receptions" from 11:30 a.m. into the night, greeting lobbyists who dropped off checks.
Rep. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg, and three other House Democrats spent the lunch hour greeting lobbyists such as Paul Jess, a longtime advocate for trial lawyers. Jess handed an envelope to a grateful Rouson, a lawyer who consistently supports the trial bar's legislative agenda.
Two doors away, Rep. Charles McBurney, R-Jacksonville, accepted a check from Barney Bishop, who tracks criminal-justice issues; McBurney chairs a House budget committee that oversees criminal-justice spending.
McBurney allowed a Herald/Times reporter to attend his midday event, which included Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha, who also sits on the budget panel that McBurney chairs, dealing with funding for courts, state attorneys and public defenders.
House Democrats held a "pre-session roundup" at the private Governor's Club. Senate Democrats held a happy hour "Drop, Drink, Dash" event there.
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A group of Pinellas County Republicans, including Sen. Jack Latvala, R-Clearwater, and his son, Chris, a House candidate, held an evening event at a city park called "The Last Round-Up." The other beneficiaries were Rep. Kathleen Peters, R-South Pasadena, and Rep. Ed Hooper, a Pinellas County Commission candidate.
Three other well-attended events in the capital Monday were not fund-raisers. The Republican Party of Florida hosted a business leaders "fly-in" featuring Gov. Rick Scott and Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Over lunch, Scott emphasized the importance of keeping the governorship in GOP control heading into the 2016 presidential election.
The NAACP hosted "Morality Monday" as labor and civil rights activists converged on the Capitol to call attention to expanding Medicaid and protecting voting rights. The tea party-backed Americans for Prosperity held a rally calling for tax cuts, overhauling the state pension system and expanding school choice.
Herald/Times staff writer Mary Ellen Klas contributed to this report. Contact Steve Bousquet at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Essential Information
A certified coding associate (CCA) translates information about diseases and procedures used by healthcare providers into numeric or alphanumeric codes. Results of the coding are used for purposes of reimbursement, the assessment of clinical care and medical research. The majority of certified coding associates work in hospitals, but they can also work in doctors' offices, ambulatory care centers and long-term care facilities.
|Required Education
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Aspiring certified coding associates must have a high school diploma and at least six months of experience using ICD-10-CM and CPT coding conventions. Strong computer skills and a familiarity with electronic data management software are also a plus, as is familiarity with medical terminology. Those who wish to become certified coding associates can earn an associate's or bachelor's degree in health information management. Coding certificate programs are another educational option. These programs focus on the skills necessary for completing certification exams, such as coding guidelines, medical terminology and disease classification.
A certified coding associate must pass a national medical coding exam that measures one's understanding of medical terminology, disease processes, pharmacology, ICD-10-CM and CPT medical record coding. General coding certification is offered through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts faster-than-average growth for certified coding associates, with a 22% increase expected between 2012-2022 (www.bls.gov). Part of this growth is attributed to changing technology and an increased need for people who possess the specialized data management skills required to work as a coding associate. In 2013, the BLS also reported that the average salary for coders was $37,710. The highest-paid coders were employed by the pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing industries, earning an average of $52,850 annually.
Certified coding associates seeking advancement within the field may obtain advanced specialty certification through organizations such as the Board of Medical Specialty Coding (BMSC), the Professional Association of Healthcare Coding Specialists (PAHCS) and the National Cancer Registrars Association (NCRA). Those who have or obtain a bachelor's or master's degree may seek positions as health information managers, who are in charge of the maintenance and security of electronic patient records.
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- Identify the etiologies of various wound types.
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No gutters?
This is a photo of a house I saw when first coming across the GW earlier this year and loved. I love the large overhangs and exposed woodwork (name?) under the eaves. My question is- the more I have looked into current houses with this same look, I'm noticing the lack of gutters. Is this true? I guess we always assumed that every house built these days had gutters. Any thoughts or info you could share would be great. Thanks!
Well, where do you live? What is the rainfall?
We get 5-7 inches of rain a year where I am. Gutters are uncommon; however, they are not unheard of. (We added gutters after our build in two small areas because water from our roof poured off and was noisy in those spots. The downspouts just redirected the water and minimized that noise.)
I'm hoping an expert weighs in, but what I've read about this so far says that whether or not you need gutters depends on your lot and your house design-- it's important that water is directed away from your foundation, and so the land around your house needs to naturally direct water away from the foundation. In other words, the ground needs to run generally downhill from the house. Also, if you had a complicated footprint, it might be hard to get the water well away from your house without gutters and downspouts.
Another midwesterner here. This photo looks to be in the early 1900s; perhaps gutters were not common at that time. I would not own a house without gutters in Illinois. There may be a design that does not have gutters, but even Frank Lloyd Wright put gutters on his homes to collect rain water.
This is addressed if you search on google on the topic. I'm linking to the first result, which does answer the question.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.homeimprovementcorner.com/blog/2010/12/04/does-every-home-need-gutters/
We are in southern CA and sometimes get no rain for months, but when it does rain we get lots of it in a short period of time. We added gutters to the house we bought because we noticed areas that were getting damaged. Probably 70% of the homes here have gutters.
We put gutters on the front of our house as they run the water away from the house and are only 1 story up. In the back, it is 2 stories up and is a full walk out basement so we did not put any gutters. This is our retirement home and I sure wasn't going to have DH up that high on a ladder trying to clean them. Also, the lack of gutters helps prevent ice damming which is an issue here in the NE.
One of the greatest threats to the stability of foundations of a house, as well as to the liviability of basements, the reduction of mold and the long-term durability of any structure is water. I'm guessing that water and ground-borne hydrostatic pressure have damaged more structures than perhaps any other source.
Gutters and downspouts are major tools to mitigate the damage of rainwater and roof-based runoff. Reduction of these decreases the potential for hydrostatic pressure against foundations and basement walls.
Let's face it: surface mounted gutters and downspouts are generally ugly and visually intrusive. But, with proper installation, they work.
Architects and designers, over the centuries, have looked for less visually intrusive ways to deal with water and runoff. The challenge for these to be effective and durable is that they require a much higher degree of care and workmanship by the builders during construction. Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen.
And even the best design and workmanship may be overcome by nature: falling leaves each Fall can clog the gutter and downspouts unless proper leaf guards are installed and maintained!
Homeowners are well advised to ensure that rain water runoff is handled in a positive and durable manner. This means effective gutters and downspouts, positive grading so that water drains away from the foundations and, for basements and below grade portions of the house, proper waterproofing, shielding materials and below grade drains.
The only exceptions may be for areas with less than a few inches of rain per year.
It should be noted that some local jurisdictions require gutters (like where I just built).
My understanding is that FHA loan requires it.
But outside of regulatory requirements, I think with the right house and good overhangs, I don't think they are necessary. I think a 2 foot overhang will keep more water off the foundation than a 1 foot overhang with gutters if the soil is graded appropriately.
Lets face it, the soil settles and is not always replenished and this is what I have seen the most with water in the crawl/basement. But gutters need to be cleaned also so either way, someone needs to be attentive.
I think if you like the look and don't have a regulatory issue, you should go for it. Note that it may stress someone out at resale.
RE: FHA loans, the handbook says it is up to the appraiser... If the house has drainage issues, it needs gutters. Otherwise, it's not required.
FHA handbooks:
"The site must be graded to provide positive drainage away from the perimeter walls of the dwelling and to prevent standing water on the site. Signs of inadequate draining include standing water proximate to the structure and no mitigation measures such as gutters or downspouts."
We did not put gutters on our current home and we have lived here for 9 1/2 years with no issues. We live in an oak hammock and keeping gutters clean is just not possible so we decided not to bother with them. Living in SW Florida we get plenty of rain, but we do not have the issue of a basement. We do have a min. 18" overhang and a front and back porch. We were also careful with grading to ensure water would naturally move away from our home.
So... I think you just need to take a careful look at your site conditions and your structure and see what is possible for you. I have loved not having them - the maintenance and the appearance, but I would hate to have water issues and damage to my foundation.


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We stayed for two nights and travelled into Rome by car.
Our room was big and well furnished but the real thing is the excellent taste in décor!
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The water in the mini fridge, the sweets on the counter, etc.
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The UA Marley Station 8 in Glen Burnie, Maryland closed after the last movie played on Thursday, February 20, 2014.
An article published recently in the Maryland Gazette did not provide anything more than a confirmation of the theater's closing, and a little teaser about the future of a movie theater for the area:
The movie theater at Marley Station mall in Glen Burnie closed down after its final showing Thursday.
Mall spokeswoman Marianne Ortiz declined to say why Regal Cinemas shut down, but said an "exciting announcement" was coming in the next few weeks.
Regal Cinemas was no longer listed in the store's online directory, and no showtimes were listed on Regal Entertainment Group's website and other reservation websites on Friday afternoon. Officials with the company could not be reached for comment.
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The theater opened in June 1987 as an eight-screen location under the ownership of United Artists Theaters. The company ended up in the hands of Regal Entertainment Group in 1992, and "UA" became one of that company's brand names.
Moviegoers in the area will need to visit one of the other theaters in the area, including the Hoyt's West Nursery Cinema 14 in Linthicum and Cinemark Egyptian 24 and XD in Hanover.
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