text: Languedoc 02/10/2016 For photos click HERE "Justin, finish the pate de sanglier." "Yes mamoune." "Justin, are you still hungry?" "No, I don't think I could eat anymore." 'Incomprehensible French….Justin…le something, la something else, fromage, le pain…more incomprehensible French' "Justin, are you feeling alright?" "You haven't had any cheese yet." This is a typical meal for me at my girlfriend's aunt and uncle's house. I feel like a good 70% of my time there revolves around food. That's not a READ MORE

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I've been posting my favorites from Dublin Theater Festival Program this week on the Facebook page. However with Dublin Fringe Festival starting just before it, I thought to do the post on my picks from their program too. Today I'll be going through theater performances. I'll admit, it was hard to pick so few from so many. My advise is go and see as many as you can. So, without further a due, let the curtain fall.
Our Island by Mirari Productions. I genuinely love performances that explore potentially complicated relationships, because they make audience think about how we react to certain things in real life and how other people react to things we do and say.
Grounded by George Brant. Siren Productions are hitting the hot topic of 2015. This year female voices are sounding loud and clear. Exploring how circumstances may force us to make choices is always a great subject to talk about.
The Windsteelers – to me this sounds a lot like a movie material or something I would hear on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight. Hiding selfish commercial interests behind fake "I want to help people" is the story of modern society.
Harder Faster More – something in its description that tells me it might be a good laugh.
(Not) Belonging – it's the time when we shouldn't be hearing "I don't belong" from anyone. We as society have made a good progress towards acceptance, but we are not fully there yet. This is definitely thought provoking.
Beneath the Bone Moon – there is just something about it that makes me want to buy a ticket to see this performance.
So here are my main theater picks. I have noticed there are quite a number of performances dedicated to female subjects, themes etc. I will do an additional post about it in coming days. For now, get booking!


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The Committee's role is advise the Board on the Code of Disciplinary Regulations (CDR) of the ACBL and George Hawley is the Disciplinary chairperson. Full description of responsibility. Click here to view the full Code. The code provides guidance on How to File and Handle Complaints and Sample Disciplinary Forms and Letters.
It is the responsibility of the Committee to enforce the ACBL's Code of Disciplinary Regulations (CDR). The purpose of the CDR is to provide a fair hearing to every ACBL member charged with a disciplinary infraction. The responsibility of the Committee is to promptly receive and review all complaints forwarded by Unit Recorder, Milt Zlatic, and decide upon an appropriate course of action.
Our Unit, and therefore this Committee, has jurisdiction over Unit members participating in a Unit sanctioned event, managers of clubs, or any club sponsored sanctioned event relating to complaints of alleged cheating or serious breaches of ethics.
The Unit wishes to thank Alan Popkin for his years of service as Disciplinarian for the Unit.
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The aim of the recorder system is to establish a method of dealing with complaints that:
by themselves do not warrant the filing of formal charges;
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are a request to have the subject's behavior modified by counseling and/or education.
His duties are to:
Receive, investigate and evaluate Player Memos.
Educate reporters and subjects about proper behavior and ethical behavior in accordance with the Laws of Duplicate Contract Bridge and the ACBL Code of Disciplinary Regulations.
Communicate, as appropriate, with those involved with a reported incident, especially the reporter and subject.
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Make or assist with an impartial presentation of evidence to a disciplinary committee or prosecute the complaint on behalf of his appointing organization or his her own behalf, when selected or appointed to do so.
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The goal is to have within each section and each direction players of similar abilities. Normally seeding is done only in Open events or in the Flight A strat in Strataflighted events.
Prior to the event the directors normally set aside at least 3 entries each direction for the top pairs... and then sell these to the pairs they rate as the one-, two-, and three-seeds.
When the directors are local and know the players and their abilities, they may not need Jack's and Tom's help. The directors also try to have similar numbers of Flights B and C players spread throughout the field in stratified events. At the August Regional the directors may have more knowledge of players from out of town and may do the seeding themselves.
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The little girl rode up and down the sidewalk between West Marengo Avenue and West Flint Park Boulevard.
Back and forth – past seven vacant homes. Some that had the aluminum siding peeled off, others had smashed out windows and another that was gutted by scrappers who even stole the numbers for the address on the front of the home.
"You don't know who be up in these houses at night," said Fowler. "They just need to tear them down.
"They need to start on this one first," she laughed pointed to the home next door.
Fowler may get her wish because the home next door is one of the more than 1,700 homes slated for demolition after the Genesee County Land Bank received $20.1 million in federal funds on Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Although the land bank's original application was for $25 million to demolish more than 2,000 homes in Flint and surrounding communities.
The home next to Fowler that is set for demolition is at 4605 Dupont St. It is one of more than 370 homes set to razed and is located in what has been labeled a tipping point neighborhood.
Those neighborhoods are on the edges of the city and have less than 20 percent vacancy rates – with 370 houses previously proposed for demolition. These neighborhoods have some of the more stable neighborhoods in the area immediately surrounding the city of Flint that have recently experienced an increase in vacancy and foreclosure.
Just across the Dupont Street is West Bishop Avenue. That block is in what the land bank calls a buffer area.
Flint's application originally listed 1,079 houses in buffer areas, which are areas surrounding re-investment and tipping point neighborhoods. They include neighborhoods with higher vacancy rates than its adjacent target areas. Demolition in these areas will help stem the spread of blight into tipping point and re-investment neighborhoods, according to the proposal.
The high grass and overgrown vegetation acts as a buffer for children playing outside Jewell Baxter Jr.'s home in the 400 block of West Bishop Avenue.
"It's drawing rats and mice to my house," Baxter said, adding his kids can't use the sidewalk in front of the home because it's so overgrown. "I don't let them go past that tree."
Baxter said none of the homes are boarded up and people go in and out of them throughout the day.
Others dump trash in the front yard.
"People be going in and out of there at all hours of the night," Baxter said pointing to 413 W. Bishop Ave., which is on the list for demolition. "They think there's copper in there. They lay trash right there."
Baxter said he plans to maintain the lot at the house next door if it is demolished.
"It would let them play," he said pointing to his three children.
The list of blighted homes, which are all owned by public entities, set to be demolished are broken into five areas – tipping point neighborhoods, re-investment neighborhoods, buffer areas, key corridors and those houses around Carpenter Road Elementary.
Flint's application originally called for 365 houses targeted for demolition in key corridor areas in the north central portion of Flint. The key corridors include areas along North Saginaw Street, East Pierson Road and Martin Luther King Avenue.
Near the center of the city and expanding out are re-investment neighborhoods, which previously had 70 houses slated for demolition. Re-investment neighborhoods are neighborhoods near schools with recent investments in new or renovated housing through the Federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
The $20.1 million award is the largest chunk of money awarded to Flint at one time to fight blight, Doug Weiland, executive director of the Genesee County Land Bank, told MLive-Flint Journal.
"This is a really big deal. It's going to take a big bite out of the blight that we have," he previously said. "We figure there is close to 5,000 (blighted) properties in Flint alone. This is still going to get about 40 percent of them. We're pleased again with the whole project."
Detroit will get $52.3 million for the program, while Saginaw gets $11.2 million, Pontiac $3.7 million and Grand Rapids $2.5 million.
The U.S. Treasury allowed the Michigan State Housing Development Authority to create a blight elimination program using federal money originally set aside for mortgage relief. The June approval of the program was the first of its kind in the nation.
Weiland said houses will start coming down within the next two months and demolitions will be complete in 18 months.
Local contractors who want to get pre-qualified as a demolition and abatement contractor with the land bank can attend a meeting on Thursday, Aug. 22. The meeting is at the Flint Public Library, 1026 E. Kearsley St. in room 1B from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Those interested should call 810-257-3088, extension 529 to register, the land bank said in a statement.
Renitta Bowers said she moved from her home on West Bishop Street because of the vacant home next door.
"Sometimes I be scared to walk the streets because we don't know who is going to pop out of there," she said.
Dominic Adams is a reporter for MLive-Flint Journal. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 810-241-8803. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook or Google+.


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The Ultimate Exfoliating Mud Mask is based on carefully-sifted black mud from the Dead Sea, helping the skin to feel firmer and more supple. Use once or twice a week for best results. Suitable and beneficial for all skin types.
Monday, 8 February 2016
Review: SPA Original + Dead Sea Exfoliating Mud Mask
Hi loves! Welcome to another skincare week, which is filled with reviews and hopefully with few videos ;) I already filmed one, which will be up soon. Today I have a review for you on a SPA Original + Dead Sea Exfoliating Mud Mask (250 ml).
The mask comes in a huge jar, which is not very practical when you try to store it in a smaller bathroom. But it also contains a lot of product as well.
The mask does have a specific scent to it, which is not overwhelming. Its just something I right away noticed, but I like it and beauty products, which are scented don't irritate my skin.
I do this mask twice a week and keep it on for 20 minutes. After that I wash it off with water. It has in it little beads, which helps to exfoliate the skin. After my skin feels soft and plumper. I could even say it fee hydrated.
The mask feels specially good after makeup and special effects makeup class. We work there on each other and use a lot full coverage makeup. My skin is really in need of mud mask after that.
Its suitable for all skin types, but I personally think beauties with sensitive skin will not like it, as it does contain fragrance.
I'm so impressed with this mask! Mostly because I noticed the difference in my skin after first use. I didn't find the exact mask on their page, but there is another exfoliating mud mask. I'll link it here, if you want to take a look. Can't wait to try more from the brand :) I also like their products are not tested on animals.
Have you tried SPA Original skincare before?
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Love the sound of this!! it's great when you can see results right after application of masks! I find that the "use it repeatedly and you'll see results" doesn't work with me ;)ReplyDelete
I really like the sound of this, I am a huge fan of exfoliating masks in general xReplyDelete
I've not heard of this brand before but it sounds like a nice mask!ReplyDelete
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This sounds like a great mask, definitely one to add to the wish list! xxReplyDelete
I am intrigued by it being an exfoliating mud mask, ive only used a mud mask, never one which also exfoliates.ReplyDelete
This sounds fabulous.. I loved the last pic..he he cute.ReplyDelete
sounds interesting - I'm very fussy with my skincare though as I have such sensitive skin!ReplyDelete
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By Amaris J. Gagnon (Los Angeles, California, U.S)
Sleight is Genre Confused and Predictable with Nothing New to Offer
"A redefinition of the science fiction genre" is a far off statement for newcomer director J.D. Dillard's drama film Sleight. Marketed as a sci-fi/ fantasy film, the movie could not have been more lost in its own concept.
If you thought this movie was about a boy with magical powers, you are going to be disappointed, confused and possibly annoyed as the theme continuously runs throughout the story as if it were actually true.
Sleight opens with magic tricks and introduces a likeable protagonist, Bo (Jacob Latimore), who has a tragic background and sets the audience up to thinking his character will have a tragic end. Quitting out on a scholarship and a normal life to take care of his kid sister Tina after his parents died, makes us feel sympathy and has us rooting for him till the very end. Bo is identifiable to the working class and those that grew up in unfavorable conditions. Bo sells drugs to help pay for a house and a normal life in suburban Los Angeles.
Naturally, drug dealing is always a dangerous path to go down and Bo's life will spiral out of control when he realizes that he can't get out. His boss, Angelo (Dule Hill), an aggressive, violent, and slightly sadistic man will control Bo and make sure he can't leave his criminal ways. When Bo tries to deceive Angelo with his own drugs, Angelo finds out and gives him an ultimatum that ends with the kidnapping of Tina. Bo, with the help of his girlfriend Holly (Seychelle Garbiel) will overcome his aggressors and be victorious in the end.
How predictable.
I cannot sugar coat the major flaws that are present within this film, regardless if the producers were the same men on the successful thriller Get Out. Sleight was Dillard's first and only major cinematic film. The biggest issue I had with this story was that it was marketed as science fiction, but in truth was more of a drama with Sci-Fi elements. The writing felt lost and misdirected at times leaving me confused as to what the thesis actually was; A young man who will stop at nothing to give his sister a normal life, plants a battery in his own arm to give himself the ability to deceive and create the illusion of magic? I would like to know.
It would appear that Bo had a special power and was able to perform real magic such as the film Now You See Me, but in reality and to the dismay of fantasy lovers, Bo's powers stem from an unexplained battery that he put in his arm to be able to move metal using the negative and positive charges of batteries. I don't think anyone fully understood how a battery in an arm is possible as it was not mentioned in depth more than once in the third act.
Angelo, the main antagonist, needed to be epic, crazier, and more out of control. He needed to be on level crazy such as Breaking Bad's Tuco Salamanca. In the film, a new drug gang enters Los Angeles and deals without acknowledging Angelo's business. Angelo hunts after the man responsible, Maurice, and gives him a warning. This moment is where Dillard could have been more solid in creating the crazy in Angelo. His drug gang will have a second confrontation later on with Maurice, but I think it would have been more effective to have Maurice either tortured or killed as a message in the first act. This would have for-shadowed and deepened the story's main conflict.
As for believability, the acting in Sleight was terrific. The natural and identifiable appearance of the actors made me like them as they were relatable. What was not believable was that Bo had this ability to move metal, which gave him the illusion of creating real magic, but he never tried to attain a living wage through other means? Why didn't he try to use his sleight at a casino or bank? He sells drugs. Cheating slot machines is not much worst. Bo made terrible choices throughout the story, and what baffled me was that he never saw the consequences even though the audience did.
Surly, Bo would have caught on when he goes to pick up Tina from school and she is missing. He asks the crossing guard who tells him that an uncle he does not have picked her up. In public schools in 2017, it is illegal for another family member that is not the parents or designated by the parents to pick up a child from school without there being consent from the parent or guardian. If Bo had an uncle, the uncle would not be allowed to pick up Tina because Bo, being her guardian, did not consent. I felt as if his character was way too naïve for someone who spent a year drug dealing in the slums of Los Angeles.
Sleight is a film worth seeing, even with its flaws. It reminds the audience that not every super hero has to have supernatural powers. We can create our own power and strength within ourselves if we believe. Bo believed in magic; the magic of love, performing tricks, and defying one's own expectation of the impossible.
Sleight is forgettable, but passable for a spot on the C+ list of films of 2017. I also blame its marketing team for not promoting it enough. It will have a tough time going against Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in its opening weekend, but there is an audience for this. There is hope. With a $250,000 budget, racking over a million saved it from being a box office flop. It will do better than other films opening this weekend such as James Ponsoldt's The Circle, which racked an approval rating of 17% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Shore towns in New Jersey are using their greatest asset — their beaches — to help balance budgets and prevent hefty tax increases for residents.
The towns own their beaches and run them as separate entities with separate budgets. Those so-called utilities use revenue from beach fees to cover expenses such as rescue equipment and maintenance and salaries for lifeguards. However, officials tended not to use the funds to pay for things indirectly related to their beaches, such as repairing dunes damaged during the winter.
Now, faced with cuts in state aid, the towns are giving the beach funds a second look.
"We're just trying to right-size things and properly cost allocate. We're not looking to say 'let's see if we can get some money out of the beach.' They should have been paying this," Sea Girt Councilman Kenneth Farrell said.
In December, Belmar Council President Matthew Doherty asked the state Public Advocate if the town could use money from its beach fund to pay for 45 special police officers hired during the summer even if those officers are not assigned to the boardwalk or to the beach.
"The reason Belmar's population goes from 5,900 to 60,000 on a sunny day in July is because we have a beach," Doherty said. "Because we have that many people, it causes us to have issues throughout town."
The special officers supplement Belmar's 21 sworn officers who cover the mile-square town during the summer, he said.
Reversing a 25-year-old ruling, the public advocate granted Belmar's request.
The Public Advocate had sued Belmar in 1989 for using beach fees for non-beach expenses, such as the borough employees' Christmas party and the annual St. Patrick's Day parade. The court ruled that Belmar — and all other towns that own their beaches — could only use beach fees for expenses directly related to operating the beach.
Now that the Public Advocate has given the green light, other shore towns are dipping in to their beach budgets to help pay for expenses had previously been covered by the municipal budget.
When Sea Girt introduced its budget last week, the proposal included $185,000 from the beach budget to pay public works employees, police officers and administrators who perform beach-related tasks, Councilman Keneth Farrell said.
The borough spends $2 million a year for 12 full-time police officers and more than 20 special officers who hired each summer. Farrell said that's a large force and a big expense for a one-square-mile town with a year-round population of 2,000 that swells to 5,000 in the summer.
"The heavy (police) activity comes in the summertime and it's all because there is a beach here,'' he said, adding that to cover those expenses it is necessary to use money from the beach budget.
In Manasquan, where homeowners could face an $80 increase in their tax bills, the borough has decided to charge the beach $24,000 to lease borough-owned garages that are used to store equipment, lifeguard stands and motorized vehicles.
Councilman Joseph Bossone, liaison to the borough's public works department, said he didn't agree with the idea because he'd rather see the money kept in the beach and reinvested in money-making projects, such as installing beach lockers that can be rented to the public.
''There's always been the beach garages and all of a sudden we have to start paying for them,'' he said.
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About Draw Me A Lion
Draw Me A Lion was created out of my passion for drawing and making things and a believe in the importance and benefits of creativity and fun. Are you ready? We need your imagination!
About Lisa,
the person behind the Lion
Some of my favourite childhood moments were spent with a colouring book or drawing with my mom. "Mom, can you draw me a horse? ... Can you draw me a mermaid? Can you draw me a lion?" My mom drew, made lots of things with me and always encouraged me to be creative.
My first children's picture book The Day It All Blew Away got nominated for the Christie Harris Illustrated Children's Literature Prize in 2008. My second book Paulina P. for Petersen was published in 2009.


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When you're married, sometimes you do foolish sit-com like things without realising it.
My wife and I are the same clothing size, roughly, which is luckier for her than for me.
She likes my shirts but I'm not a huge fan of wearing dresses and skirts.
Today though, because she took yet another shirt of mine, and I didn't want to go downstairs to our room, I decided 'huh, I'm going to wear one of her t-shirts.'
Yes I was lazy on principle.
Her shirt is comfortable but it looks better on her and I hate the sleeves.
But because I'm stubborn, I'm not taking it off. Dammit.


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As in my last post on here, I am making up a quilt whilst 'bashing my stash'.
So you can do it too (because it is so easy and so quick), google '1600 jelly roll quilts' and you will find a you tube on how to make a really quick quilt top using a jelly roll...
One like this
(Thats Karens little feet under there) this top was a jelly roll Karen had but didnt know what to do with it.. in less than 3 hours it was all done and ready to sandwich...
Ann did one using a Blue 'rainbow'..
And mine was a green 'Rainbow' pack.
Im going to applique wild animals on mine to remind us of our trip to Dubbo Zoo last year..
so as you can see it was a very productive night whilst we watched 'The Block' final last week
The large screen TV is obviously on the left of this photo LOL
So with finding this 'way too easy' method of putting a top together, i decided to chop up my stash into strips..
fat quarters and meterage were all cut.. i did however cut the strips 3" wide so the quilt was bigger and because there was SO much fabric, I cut more than the standard 40 strips of a jelly roll!
And of course, there was so MUCH in the stash.. I cut the same amount for the backing..
Obviously I am still motoring through this part as I write this...
to make the back bigger for the Quilting part, i cut some extra strips to make it wider and will have to add a strip to top or bottom of the quilt when finished.. i may even use up all the Chooky Cushion Panels I have and put them through the middle..
So I hope you are having a Hoppy Easter break and if you want to have a quilt top done in just a few hours, heres a great one to do..
In the USA they have 'Jelly Roll Races' so maybe get a couple of friends together, watch the Youtube and get racing..
Enjoy yourself and let me know if you Raced with a jelly roll. LOL


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Opening with a quick introduction to life in his impoverished village in impoverished Kazakhstan, proudly displaying his VCR and cassette player in the rundown shack he shares with a cow, Borat makes some quick introductions to his over-friendly sister, the fourth best prostitute in the country and his terrifying wife, who despises him, before announcing that the Ministry of Culture are to send him to make a documentary about the US and A. Enough of a storyline to satisfy our need for a consecutive narrative and sustain a stream of gags kicks in once Borat arrives in America, figures out the television in his hotel room and happens upon a rerun of Baywatch. The camera holds on his face, a picture of wonder, as Pamela Anderson bounces across the screen in slow-motion. Abandoning all other committments (the government, his journalistic integrity, the education of his nation), right there and then, Borat instead buys an ice-cream van and starts out on a road-trip, across the country to LA to find and marry the buxom babe with his flapping producer Azamat (Ken Davitian) and a huge brown bear in tow.
At the first stop on the road-trip, at a rodeo in Virginia, through a monumental lapse in somebody's concentration, Borat is allowed to address the crowd for a few minutes on the topic of the war in Iraq, before then singing the Star Spangled Banner, the traditional kickstart to public events in the US. The crowd clap politely while the heavily accented Borat endorses their "war of terror" and cheer when he wishes "George Bush drink the blood of every man, woman and child in Iraq". The booing starts when, instead of the familiar lyrics, he sings a song about Kazakhstan potassium production over the lilting air. It goes on for a few minutes. In the background, startled by the unfamiliar noise, a flag-toting cowgirl falls from her horse in surprise in a brilliantly poetic accidental moment, and the scene ends. So it goes, scene after scene of hilarious inappropriateness, with barely a dull moment. He crashes around an antiques store, causing a couple of hundred dollars of damage. He shits in a bag and brings it to a swanky Southern society dinner table. He hatches a romantic plan that however deranged, is not beyond most men's daydreams. The Pamela Anderson scenes, most obviously, are scripted, but other than that there is a fair bit of predestined material. The best of it, however, and that is still most of it, is improvised. Although you and I are in on the joke, the people Borat meets along the way have no reason not to believe he is exactly as he says, a foreign documentary maker, making a real film. In a way, he is. Borat's apparent innocence, his air of professional earnestness and initial willingness to learn and adapt make him irresistible to those willing to rise to the bait. Although coming for the most part from a sincere place, the well-meaning default setting of the typical American, some of the people he meets are dangerously easily prompted into agreeing with Borat's racist, bigoted opinions. Some try to explain how things are different in the West. Some, probably the smart ones, just run screaming.
In the expert hands of Curb Your Enthusiasm director Larry Charles, Borat covers all the comedy bases in a rapid-fire 80-odd minutes, although most of his job involved pointing the camera and keeping it in focus. It's the Borat show, and this is sublime physical work – his walk is astonishing, his jumping idiot's face and flapping hands are all-revealing. As carefully assembled as Chaplin's Tramp, he creates an immediate effect in his rank polyester suit, square shoes, bushy head and broad moustache. His blathering, seemingly stream-of-consciousness dialogue is always hilarious and always beautifully timed. Baron Cohen's ability to remain in character under the greatest duress and come up with the killer gag time and again is extraordinary to see. Busy outraging a panel of distinguished New York feminists with his stone-age beliefs, in a delicious aside, he asks one of them to "smile, baby". Her jaw hangs open in astonishment, and yours will too.
To further pile on the embarrassment there are a few no-holds-barred gross-out scenes. He has Western bathroom etiquette explained to him in detail by a Southern Belle and wrestles his despoiling producer naked through a crowded hotel lobby in a riotous scene, done in a single unbroken take. On the issue of anti-Semetism, Baron Cohen is Jewish, so is perfectly entitled to mine this seam for humour in the same way as, say, Tommy Tiernan casts his yellow eye on the Irish. Anyway, it's not about Borat, really. Under the cover of his broken English and equally fractured grin, spitting out his enthusiastic catchphrases and requesting high-fives, the nub of it is that these people can believe for a moment any of Borat's excitable, offensive ramblings; that 'in my country' women are kept in cages, people drink fermented horse urine and there is a man with 182 teeth in his head. No matter how outrageous and offensive Borat is, there is an American willing to match him. It's funny all the way through, but the kicker is that Borat's bottomless ignorance is being used to expose shades of the same bigotry and racism in those people he meets along the way. I would hate to think what dark corners he'd find if Borat walked the streets of Ireland asking the plain people of Ireland about knackers or immigrants, or table manners for that matter, but Baron Cohen choses his own targets. He gives America the rope, but they hang themselves.
FURTHER UPDATE: Except for the opening paragraphs about Life Is Beautiful. He's bang on there, even if I don't really see the connection.


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I'm at the writers room forcing myself to push the keys on my keyboard, struggling to focus. The novel is definitely where I wanted it to be before I left, and I certainly enjoyed my hiatus, although I did jot down a handful of notes and ideas over the holiday.
Now that it's time to execute the ideas and continue moving forward, I'm at a bit of a standstill and I blame it on being emotionally drained.
Rationally, I understand that there is no time like the present and it will doubtfully get any easier and there will always be something prohibiting me from finishing this novel. I get that. But emotionally, I'm so consumed with my mom in the hospital abroad. Scared, uncertain and helpless with her half way around the world. Taking care of her affairs here is helping me feel productive and resourceful but that too is taking a toll.
My father had the audacity to comment once again to my sister how he still holds a grudge for me not visiting him that frequently when he underwent his cancer treatment in Manhattan. Perhaps because
1) His cancer was treatable.
2) He rarely reached out to me during the treatment.
3) He blamed me for causing his cancer, a fact he denies. This man who does not remember making dates with me, stories he's told me or I've told him, remembers verbatim what he had said to me in a fit of rage and that the distinction of a simple one syllable word like is or now clearly represented what he intended to say. And after accusing me of causing his cancer does not call for two weeks. It is not until I pick up the phone to make ammends that we address the situation.
My shrink would say it's just another manifestation of narcissism, but that doesn't make dealing with him that much easier.
In terms of my real estate business, my crazy unbalanced superintendent who refuses to even let me refer to him as such is quitting. I'm sure it's for a pile of reasons that he has obsessed aboute exacerbated by his lonliness and hyper-sensitivity (he once told me not to refer to him as *clever* because he felt it implied deceptive).
While I've depended upon him a great deal and he has helped me immensely, being clever and resourceful, thorough and concerned. But it has not been without strife, headaches and drama. Perhaps this is the break that was threatening for so long that I was too afraid to initiate.
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The archives of the articles, reviews, interviews and other ramblings written by Sarah E. Jahier (aka Fatally Yours).
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Frozen (2010)
I've never been a fan of the snow. In all my life I've probably been in it just a handful of times. I've never been skiing (unless you count that time when I was really young and my parents took me to the Swiss Alps), never been snowboarding and have no desire to do either. Though I live just a few hours from the mountains I've never been and have no plans to go. Snow is cold and wet, whereas I would much rather be warm and dry! I can appreciate the majestic snow-capped mountains, but always at a distance, thank you very much! This rant is brought to you by Adam Green's Frozen, a film that furthers my belief that I should stay as far away from snow as possible!
Frozen is about friends Lynch (Shawn Ashmore) and Walker (Kevin Zegers) and Walker's girlfriend Parker (Emma Bell) who head up to a ski resort one Sunday. Seeing as they don't have enough money to pay full price for lift tickets, they bribe a ski lift operator to let them go up the mountain. They spend most of the day on the bunny slopes because it is Parker's first time snowboarding, which irritates Lynch since the trip is traditionally bros only. As nightfall nears, the trio decides to go on one last decent run, even though the lifts are closing due to a blizzard coming in. The same lift operator grudgingly lets them go up one last time, but because of a miscommunication another lift operator shuts everything down while the trio is stuck halfway up the mountain. When they realize they have been left behind and no one is coming to rescue them, the three friends must go to tremendous lengths to survive the elements…because the resort won't open back up for another five days.
This film must be given props solely for the fact that it was shot practically – meaning that this wasn't shot on a studio set but was actually shot in freezing cold temperatures on an actual ski lift that was 50 feet in the air. If you have heard any of director/writer Adam Green's terrifying tales of the production, you know that this in of itself was a horrifying ordeal! They shot through real blizzards, used real wolves and were really suspended five stories above the ground! For this, both cast and crew are to be applauded, especially since the film looks so great. Green used a cherry-picker type crane to get many amazing shots and luckily the film isn't just one static shot of the actors in the lift. Instead, it moves around them and keeps things visually interesting.
Also, I know people are bitching about what they would do if stuck in a ski lift ("Dude, why don't they just jump? It can't be that high." or "Why don't they MacGuyver themselves out of the situation by sliding down the lift cable?"), but in actuality all of these possibilities are explored by the stranded friends and the results are pretty grim. Every little detail is explained so the story becomes very realistic…and therefore very scary. The film is incredibly tense, uncomfortable to watch and features several cringe-worthy scenes (which I won't spoil here). The three kids are fighters, and do what they can to survive, but with limited options, plummeting temperatures and hungry wolves circling them, they can only do so much to stay alive.
Speaking of the characters, you really get to feel like you know them (perhaps a little too well) and can easily empathize with them. However, I will say that the female character of Parker came off a little too whiny for my liking. I would have liked to see her fight a little more and cry/scream a little less. Despite that, I felt the actors gave amazing performances (and it probably helped that they were actually freezing their asses off and experiencing a lot of what their characters were during the shoot). The bromance between Walker and Lynch was believable, and Walker and Parker were a cute couple. These weren't the stupid stock characters you'd encounter in some horror films that you want to see die – they were ordinary, run-of-the-mill good kids who found themselves in a horrifying ordeal that you hoped they found a way out of. Unfortunately, they don't all make it out alive…but the film definitely kept you on your toes guessing who will live and who doesn't.
Besides Green's simple-yet-effective story and well-rounded characters, I also enjoyed the humor he infused into the film. At the beginning of the film it is welcome, but he even employs it during some of the more tense scenes. Most of the time the humor worked, but other times it killed the tension and took you out of the moment. There were also some fun cameos throughout the movie – for example, one quick scene features Green himself and buddy Joe Lynch (director of Wrong Turn 2). Kane Hodder (who was stunt coordinator on the film) even makes an appearance as a snow truck driver and Green's own fiancé, Rileah Vanderbilt, plays a potential love interest of Lynch. Horror fans will notice that even the characters are named after Green's friends in the horror community. These are cute little perks that I and other horror fans definitely enjoyed!
However, after all that gushing about Frozen, I must admit it has its flaws and I didn't enjoy it 100%. After the first half of the film, it started to drag a little bit and I wished the characters would start to actually DO something about their predicament rather than trade stories like they were Grandpa from The Simpsons. The film starts to drag a little bit and loses steam, not to mention a few implausible events that just didn't ring true. After all the realism of the first half of the film, I was disappointed that I had to keep suspending my disbelief more and more as the film neared its end. This isn't to say that it's a bad film by any means, but just that towards the end it didn't grab me as much as it should have.
I still left the theater chilled, though, and extremely grateful for the heater in my car! Frozen might not be perfect, but it was definitely realistic (for the most part) and to all the naysayers wagging their tongues about how such-and-such isn't possible or so-and-so should have done this – well, I dare them to actually go see the film (or hey, better yet, climb into an actual ski lift during winter and get stuck up there themselves for a few days) before making such remarks. I, for one, know I'll never again look at a ski lift without trepidation!
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For the yucca mofongo: Add the oil to a small stockpot to fill it about 4 inches up the side. Place the pot over medium-high heat and preheat to 350 degrees F (adjust the heat as needed throughout cooking to maintain that temperature). Carefully add the yucca to the hot oil and fry until pale golden brown and tender when pierced with a knife, 8 to 10 minutes. While the yucca is frying, mash the garlic in the bottom of a serving bowl. When the yucca are ready, carefully remove about one-third of them from the oil and transfer to the serving bowl. Add some of the pork rinds, sprinkle lightly with salt and mash them into a chunky paste. Continue adding the remaining yucca and pork rinds to the serving bowl in 2 more batches, mashing them into a chunky paste. Adjust the final seasoning with salt as needed. Keep warm until ready to serve.
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Mutated Cockroaches
Another of city life's surprises has been the challenge of ridding our home of Honda-sized cockroaches.
I thought I'd done really well keeping them away lately. When we first moved in around June, I'd see one or two a day, but with determination, those times have grown much more infrequent. I have two trusty cans of Raid that I keep and multiple, very large "motels" that are placed around the house. But the buggers don't ever really go away.
Today I saw the biggest yet. Drew and I were casually sitting on the couch in the living-room when he raised his hand and pointed toward the kitchen cabinet, calmly, as if he were wanting me to catch a glimpse of a pretty sunrise or something.
The aberration jump-started a hysteria in me that not even driving can do. This thing, from it's segmented, lined body (like one of those gigantic hissing cockroaches from Africa), to the tip of it's ridiculously long antennae, had to have been 5 inches long. *shiver* And when a person can clearly see the details on a bug from another room in the house, you know it's a mutant that is probably going to come after your blood while you sleep if you don't kill it immediately.
I asked Drew to get a shoe and kill it (okay, more like screamed, begged, and commanded in a voice I didn't know I owned before today). When he seemed to forget what a shoe was and took forever finding one, the roach started to travel. I had to get the Raid. And to do that I had to go MUCH closer to the crawling creature, like get within a foot of it while it was on the wall and could jump on me and start boring into my neck. And mind you, it was not scurrying around as most small cockroaches do. Instead it ambled down the cabinet door without a care in the world. And why would it be worried? After all, it looked big enough to clock a human in the jaw.
So I sprayed the crap out of it, and it started sliding, writhing, angry, and I screamed and jumped back so as to deter it from crawling up my pants and implanting its now-poisoned eggs into my navel. And in the end I sprayed so much that I gave myself a little asthma (that's when you know the stuff's working). I also ended up having to empty all the cardboard tea boxes into a different container because the Raid had coated them so heavily.
Drew showed up with shoe in hand right as the roach dropped to the counter-top and I gave one last blood-curling cry. And he laughed at me.
But that's okay! That's okay. He may not know it, but my quick reactions keep him safe at night. And it does look like we're safe again.
For now...
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- AnonymousNovember 9, 2009 at 8:29 AM
*wipes tears away* I'm sorry, but I laugh at your vermin misfortunes. I'm still cracking up over the rat on the doorframe... kinda going back and forth from giggling at your reaction and getting the supercreeps from thinking about the huge demon rat peering at you thinking who knows what.ReplyDelete
That was great! Poor Drew... he doesn't know his wife moonlights as a vermin smashing ninja.
Oh, that rat incident will take up 3 blog entries, at least... I'll save that one for a rainy day when I'm ready to relive the HORROR. *shivers* Ugh, why do all the creepy-crawlies follow me around? At least I can make others laugh :)ReplyDelete
I hate cockroaches, they're the only bugs that will make me scream. If I see one, I'll start jumping up and down, saying "ewwww, kill it, kill it"... and then to hear that sickening crunch *shudder*...nasty, just plain nasty.
The crunch is one of the worst parts. That's why I like to spray the life out of 'em and then pick them up with a fly swatter and flush them down the commode.ReplyDelete


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With the fast approaching World Cup and Olympic Games, Brazil is doing everything it can to prepare its citizens for the hordes of tourists that will visit the county and spend their money. Now we usually hear about multilingual volunteers, some cultural awareness training maybe and some translation; the Brazilians though have taken this to the next level and are educating the country's sex workers!
A recent article on the website of the International Business Times states that in preparation for the upcoming events in Brazil, prostitutes are being offered free English courses in the city of Belo Horizonte.
You would think these classes wouldn't be very popular, but the opposite seems to be true: according to Cida Vieira, the president of the Association of Prostitutes in Belo Horizonte, 20 prostitutes have already signed up and another 300 are planning to subscribe. The classes have been organised by the Association, a kind of prostitute 'union,' itself and will start in March.
The football stadium of the city, the Mineirao Stadium, will be the home of six football matches during the World Cup in 2014. This will generate a lot of tourism. Vieira: 'It will be important for the girls who will be able to use English to let their clients know what they are charging and learn about what turns them on.' [Now this takes localization certainly to another level!]
Because of this, French and Italian courses might also be given. Reuters even states that the Brazilian language (Portuguese) will even be taught as many sex workers are immigrants.
In addition to prostitutes, there are many other people who work in public places that will need to learn English in preparation for the World Cup and the Olympic Games of 2016.
Policemen, waiters and taxi drivers all have to be able to speak at least a little English to communicate with the tourists that will probably swarm the cities. Vieira states that prostitution 'is a profession too,' so why not teach these public servants English as well?
Expectations are that the South American country will see about 10 million visitors in 2014, of which 500,000 will only visit Brazil to watch the World Cup football matches. Kamy Akhaven, President and Managing Editor of ProCon.org, believes teaching English to sex workers isn't a strange idea at all: 'I imagine a large influx of people working in the sex industry to come to the cities in the coming year. … There will be an influx of prostitutes matching the demand that World Cup fans would bring to the cities. That trend occurred again in South Africa [during the 2010 World Cup] where they were there again to meet the demands of mostly men.'
There is, however, a dark shadow that looms above the Brazilian sex industry – child prostitution. In March 2012, Brazil's High Court of Justice decided that adults were not necessarily committing a crime when they were having sex with children. Moreover, the age of consent in Brazil has been 14 since 2009.
According to the Economist, child prostitution, although illegal, is very common in Brazil. In 2006, the University of Brasília released a report that stated that there are over 1,000 places where child prostitution takes place. Most of these are located on the coast in cities such as Fortaleza and Rio de Janeiro, but ports and border towns are crowded with underage sex workers as well. According to the Brazilian Multidisciplinary Association for the Protection of Children and Adolescents, there are thousands of children in the city of Fortaleza alone that work in the sex industry. Local activist Joyce in Compassion International: 'The homes are less than 20 square meters in size where families of up to 10 people — between adults and children — live together. Without any conditions of privacy, there is often the occurrence of domestic violence or sexual abuse against the small ones. Frustrated and without any encouragement, all the children want is to be far from home. So they quit studying and become an easy target for the drug dealers. … In order to maintain their addiction, they simply go to the streets.'
Hopefully the renewed interest in the Brazilian sex industry from countries across the globe will raise awareness about child prostitution and force the Brazilian government to tackle it.
Although a bizarre piece of news, it does give people a fascinating insight into how language, culture, localisation, cultural awareness and business intertwine with the strangest of outcomes.


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|American University of Nigeria (AUN) Vacancies for Registered Nurses by katty : May 22, 2018, 09:40:32 PM
The American University of Nigeria (AUN) is Africa's foremost development university with a mission to foster the creation of leaders committed to sustaining a democracy in which diverse people share in the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, proficient in creating and applying technology to wise purpose, and dedicated to securing a humane and prosperous world. The university offers a unique resource for Nigeria, West Africa, and the entire continent in addressing crucial economic and social development needs.
We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates in the position below:
Position: Registered Nurse (Female)
Location: Yola
Department: AUN Clinic
Summary of Position
* This position is local position and opens to indigenous and/or legal residents of Nigeria.
* The Nurses at the AUN Health Center shall work with the team at the Health Center directly under the Head Nurse to provide clinical and medical support for the doctor and to the patients at the AUN health center.
* He/she should ensure the Health & Wellness of NFS students and all other members of the AUN Community.
* The incumbent will reside in the NFS residence hall and be of service to the students during the day and when urgent instances occur.
Position Requirements
* Nursing Certificate
* Valid License to practice/Nursing registration
* Two(2) to five (5) years of direct work experience
* Basic Nursing Ethic
* Ability to undertake self-directed tasks when necessary.
* Flexible with time.
* Ability to learn
* Attention to detail.
* Capacity to prioritize by assessing situations to determine urgency.
Other Requirements, Abilities for the Position:
* Skill in developing and maintaining effective working relationships.
* Ability to maintain a high level of accuracy and confidentiality.
* Knowledge of and ability to apply professional medical principles, procedures, and techniques
* Knowledge of pharmacological agents used in patient treatment
* Effective verbal and written communication skills along with proper telephone etiquette
* Tactfulness and professionalism
Description of Benefits
* Salary and benefits are commensurate with experience and job classification as approved by the University.
Application Closing Date
27th May, 2018.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their Resumes/Cover Letters (on same page) and references to: email@example.com The position being applied for should be the subject of the email.
* Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
* AUN is an equal opportunity employer and strives to provide a culturally diverse workforce; we do not discriminate in employment on the basis of race creed, colour, nationality, origin, age, sex, religion and marital status.
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