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Let My People Go
When Ruben (Nicolas Maury), a French transplant living and working as a postman in Finland, tries to deliver a parcel containing almost 200,000 euros, the intended recipient--one Mr. Tiilikainen (Kari Väänänen) refuses to accept it. After a brawl, in which Tiilikainen collapses, Ruben, fearing him dead, takes the money and flees back home. But his freaked-out boyfriend Teemu (Jarkko Niemi) panics in turn and throws Ruben out. Dejected and convinced that he's about to take the rap for one heinous crime or another, Ruben returns to Paris and his family... and that's when his troubles really start.
In Mikael Buch's frothy farce "Let My People Go" (which he co-wrote with Christophe Honoré), themes of exile and loss bounce off lurid family secrets and set off cascades of comic chaos. Sister Irène (Amira Casar) is on the verge of a divorce from her Gentile husband, an unemployed actor named Hervé (Charlie Dupont); Nathan (Jean-François Stévenin), Ruben's father, comes out to Ruben as having been involved in a clandestine affair for the last 20 years ("You're the only one who can't preach at me about it," he explains to his shocked son, even as the other woman waits to meet them in a coffee shop); and hot-headed brother Samuel (Clément Sibony) is always one wrong word from going off like a grenade. None of it, of course, holds a candle to the surgical skill with which Ruben's mother, Rachel (Carmen Maura), wields guilt. "One day you'll wish you hadn't killed me," she cheerily informs Ruben, after pestering him to find a nice Jewish boy with whom to settle down.
Mom may not have had him in mind, but an older gent--a lawyer named Mr. Goldberg (Jean-Luc Bideau)--decides, upon meeting Ruben at a club, that he's found his true love. Teemu, meantime, is left to reconsider his hasty actions, sorting his feelings out by way of sauna confessionals and wild sex with a hunky park ranger. Everything comes to a head on Passover; it's a clumsy metaphor, and the device of a family fracas unfolding in slow motion over a holiday is old hat, but things speed along with such aplomb you hardly even notice. From a candy-colored Finnish idyll to a limb-flailing dustup with gendarmes? Why not? Buch's full-throttle direction and the script's funhouse inventiveness makes it all seem effortless, even when things go over the top (as when a jealous lover suddenly appears with a gold club to visit manic destruction on a borrowed car).
Underneath the frantic frolics there's a tender love story. Will Ruben and Teemu be reunited in spite of everything? The soapy denouement, following hard as it does on the movie's many twists and turns, will leave you blowing bubbles, but this satisfying romp will also give you a smile and leave the lovers in the audience holding hands.
Let My People Go!
Ruben :: Nicolas Maury
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Rachel's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Lakers--I gotta represent! I'm loyal to LA.
What's your favorite movie quote?
I'm whatever Gotham needs me to be. - Batman (I think that best describes how I feel towards my country and the Army.)
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Super Smash Brothers N64 No one beats me when I'm Pikachu.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Piercings closed up (ears and belly button). No tats.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Friday - Rebecca Black
What's your best party trick?
Throwing up on really good looking guys--JUST KIDDING lighting my hand on fire with alcohol
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I got some skittles in my mouth, wanna taste the rainbow?
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Being a Private in the Army, but it was the best time of my life.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Some guy tried to rape me in a park--I disarmed him and then chased him about a block before he pretended to pull a shank on me. I decided it wasn't worth calling his bluff and backed down.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Freeb!rds An amazing UCSB college mexican restaurant. The best part about it is waking up with a hangover and knowing there's still some nachos leftover from 4AM.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My mom's Chinese ginger vodka she created. Still haven't worked up the courage to try it.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Double clicking the mouse. ;)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
My Halloween Mad Hatter Leg Avenue costume Which is totally justified because Halloween is where every girl gets a freebie to be extremely and overly sexy.
Tell us a joke.
Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson were going camping. They pitched their tent under the stars and went to sleep. Sometime in the middle of the night Holmes woke Watson up and said: "Watson, look up at the sky, and tell me what you see." Watson replied: "I see millions and millions of stars." Holmes said: "And what do you deduce from that?" Watson replied: "Well, if there are millions of stars, and if even a few of those have planets, it's quite likely there are some planets like Earth out there. And if there are a few planets like Earth out there, there might also be life." And Holmes said: "Watson, you idiot, it means that somebody stole our tent."


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Hmm...I think I will test tomorrow. I am 16dpo and no sign of AF. I almost always will have spotting, at least internally, a day or two before AF begins. No spotting at all. This is our 12th cycle trying, so I haven't been expecting anything. I started drinking some raspberry tea just a week ago- no more than one cup a day. Wondering if that could have a strange effect? I haven't been temping, but I am pretty sure I o'd on cd 15- ewcm and o spotting two days before. I looked through ff- and if there is no AF today(cd 30), it would be the longest cycle. The previous year, it does show a 31 day cyle.
Oh- and my boobs only just started feeling tender yesterday. They usually are bigger and tender thru the 2ww.
Anyways, tomorrow makes sense right? I really keep checking and thinking AF is just about here. Only one preg test left! Lol
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Made a preconception appointment today! It's next Wednesday with a new doctor. Hopefully it will be better than last time...
I have been using the clear blue smiley face digital ovulation tests. I'm not 100% sure how much I trust it since it says to test only once a day with fmu but today was the third day and it read highly fertile so we will see what happens over the next couple days! The directions say it can give me 3 highly fertile days and 1 peak day? So DH and I will just keep on BD'ing over the next couple days!
Hmm...that sounds interesting Jessie. I'm curious about opk and fertility monitors. What other ones have you ladies tried and what's your impression of them?
This cycle was my first time using them. I bought a box of Answers from Walmart. I got a positive one on Tues the 5th, and we BD'd that day... I'm currently waiting for AF, so I'll let you know if it worked or not! lol. I mean, the test worked as far as giving me a postive. There are a lot of other variables that go into it. I just know I'll like OPK's more if I get a BFP this cycle. LOL
Still no sign of spotting or AF! Just scant amounts of yellow creamy cm. will be fun to test tomorrow!
Ok ladies I need a little help (probably a lot of help but that's another story!)
So I started spotting today (had a somewhat large temp drop this morning so I figured it was AF coming) it's not uncommon for me to have a day of spotting before the regular flow. But I'm feeling unusual discomforts --not pain necessarily and definitely not cramps either -- one on the right side ovary area and the other which happens at the same time on my back directly on my right hip.
Since the spotting is pinkish brown and not red...is that combined with the weird pseudo-pains something to worry about or am I just overthinking the early stages of my period?
With that temp drop I would assume AF is OTW So sorry Natalie. But it's not over until AF shows!
I got a positive on a wondfo today!!! I will test again this afternoon and if it's positive I may break out my FRER lol
Ebennett...praying for a bfp tomorrow !!!!
Jessiebee...!! I hope you get some answers...and really hoping this dr is much more understanding (((hugs)))!!
Natalie...praying it's not AF but a little one burrowing in ! I don't think it's anything to worry about otherwise (((hugs)))!
Ack, I ordered wondfo opks and they sent me hpts ...going to have to ask them to expedite it to get them here on time...hopefully they'll be willing to since it was their mistake.
I am going to have to order more tests but I don't think I will be doing OPK's again. Temping is always so much more reliable for me. Even on clomid I don't O until CD 18-19 so I have a ways to go. I really hope my doctor can prescribe something to help me jump start a period so we can move onto the next cycle. Today is CD 39 and as of tomorrow that's the longest cycle I have ever had. Crossing my fingers he will give me clomid! I went to see him the month before I got pregnant with Olivia and even though we hadn't been trying more than a month or two he prescribed it for me no questions asked. I never had to take it because I got pregnant on my own that cycle but it gives me hope that he will be open to doing it again.
I use the Clear Blue smiley face digitals because I hate trying to interpret OPKs. I only use OPKs because my RE makes me and I've NEVER gotten a positive. However, my RE wants me to test with second morning urine, and I guess I didn't read closely enough that FMU is recommended. Wonder if that makes that much of a difference?
Wow Karen that's awesome!!!!
I suppose I will stop posting in here since I'm no longer TTC! You guys will have to find a new volunteer to do the April Testers thread too! good luck ALL OF YOU!!!!!!
Perfect Jen thank you!!
I can tell my body is getting ready to O so do I wait or do I DTD??? I'm so torn. I wish I could just make a decision!!


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|Photo of young men posing on the steps at Llandrindod Wells railway station after volunteering to join the army (1914) - recently published in the Mid Wales Journal newspaper. Standing second from right, rear row is John Price Jones, farmer Diarth Farm, Llanyre, Llandrdindod Wells (Mrs Jones' Dad).
Jones enlisted to join the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry, Private 2526. He was billeted at No 1 Llyndu Terrace, Welshpool, and was married from there on 15 July 1915 to Emily Howells of Tybrith Farm, Cloddia. He fought on the trenches on the Somme from which he contracted Trench Feet Fever and had to be treated in hospital for it for some months before returning to the front. He was also in the battle of Ypres, a battle also fought in appalling conditions where the water level was just under the crust of the earth, so everywhere became a sea of mud from tanks, war machinery and horses churning it up. Mustard Gas was a weapon used by the Germans in this battle as well, and caused much distress to the forces fighting there and Pte J.P. Jones was one that got caught in one of those blasts and was hospitalised at Richmond in London for 6 weeks recuperation before returning to the front again.
Part of collection that includes a scan of a photo of Pte John Price Jones, on horse.
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This is not my dog; he belongs to some friends of mine. He was missing for 19 days in the wilderness. It really was a miraculous reunion.
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Beautiful story. I'm so glad that the man got his little dog back. What a way to start the day, indeed. Bravo!
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We have had many lost dogs come to our house to be found--so many so that we have dog lead we fasten to a front yard tree--fasten the lost dog on that, (we also have several collars in various sizes outgrown by our dogs) with a bowl of water to get a drink--and usually within an hour or two the owners show up looking for it. Happy leaps and licks and the lead goes back to the garage til next time.
My old girl Suki, was a husky-Houdini mix. She could get out of any enclosure and I could never quite figure out how it happened. She loved to go dumpster-diving, so once I figured that out, that's where I would look and 9 times out of 10 find her.
One of the first times I lost her, I set off at a jog, trying to find her and calling frantically. There in a nearby park, some people heard me and replied: "Are you looking for Suki? We have her!" They'd read her tag and we were reunited just that fast.
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Thankfully, I haven't lost my dog but I did care for a found dog once. A friend had found the dog running along side a four lane highway with his leash dragging behind him, coaxed him in to her car and then brought him to my house because she couldn't have animals where she lived. I put an ad in the paper and within a few days a man called and asked if I would meet him with the dog. We arranged to meet at the Animal Shelter the next day and within a few hours of hanging up the phone his wife called me back. She told me that her husband's dog had run away four months ago and he had gone to see every black dog listed in the paper since then. She told me she didn't want me to get my hopes up that I had found the owner. The next day, I was at the shelter parking lot with "Rowdy" (name for obvious reasons)and the man pulled up and got up, the dog went bananas and lept into the man's arms nuzzling in to his neck, yelping a little bit and licking him all over his face. I was crying, the owner was crying, and the shelter staff who had come out to see what was going on were crying too. The dog had been missing for 4 months and was found about 20 miles from where the owner lived, no-one has any idea what he had been doing all that time, but clearly (because of the leash) someone had either taken him or tried to care for him. I guess, just a lesson in not giving up.
One of my favorite things is to reunite lost dogs with their people. It's happened for me several times in my neighborhood. In part, it's because I'm so thankful to the person who saved me.
I adopted Shadow on January 18, 2008 at 5 p.m. The next morning, I was walking her down the block when I lost hold of her leash. Since she hadn't been with us more than 12 hours, Shadow wasn't bonded to me and couldn't care less that I was behind her.
My normal technique would be to run excitedly in the other direction to coax her to come. But since I was virtually a stranger to her, I wasn't sure this would work. So I followed as calmly as I could while crying over losing the dog I had just brought home.
Several blocks away, I saw a woman walking her dog. She saw what was happening and calmly took her dog inside, came back out, and crouched down to coax Shadow to her side. Fortunately, Shadow went up to her and the woman handed me the leash when I got to her.
I was so grateful. And I say a little blessing for that woman every time I walk by her house.
My Boston terrier Henry wiggled out of the yard a few years ago- it was the most terrifying day searching for him. I looked on foot while a few friends rode their bikes. Then I called our local pound and humane society, and the emergency vet. A dog fitting his description was brought into the e-vet where I found him injured, but still alive! Most likely, he had been hit by a car.
They let me contact the woman who found him who told me that she spotted him wandering around, looking a bit worse for wear. Luckily, he's very friendly so he let her catch him. She took him to the vet, hoping no one would claim him- apparently, despite his condition, all he wanted to do was make friends! I was so grateful that someone had the presence of mind to stop and get him help. And I've made sure that the gates in the yard spring shut. No more great escapes!
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A strange title to be found under a topic board called "Spirituality". Perhaps, at first glance, it is. Like many, my immediate 3D thought thinks of estate planning LOL. But the word got me to wondering beyond 3D, beyond my physical expression here as Peg.
I find myself pondering on my belief of parallel lives expressing simultaneously within the continuum of "No Time" (as opposed to how we segment it here on Earth), and expanding that concept to "Circular Time" (which can translate here to us as our understanding of "reincarnation").
I read once a long time ago that "we are the sum total of all we have ever been"! In this respect, I can't help but wonder what have I "inherited" from myself, from the many "me's" that are right now expressing in different lifetimes?
Even in this there are different levels to consider. In the physical sense, I've "inherited" the genes and traits of my current physical family members and ancestors. And in stretching this thought further, what talents, what strengths, what weaknesses have been passed to me through my genes over time? Even more, what history has unfolded through my bloodlines family history, career history, medical history, even world history?
Taking it up a notch, what have I inherited spiritually from myself and all of my lifepath experiences throughout the ages? What has my Soul, my Divinity, passed on to me in this present expression as Peg that has prepared me for my experiences today?
How do I even begin to identify such an inheritance? Especially for those of us who, for whatever reason, have not had an "official past life reading" done? Of course, one way is to pay attention to our dreams where clues may be found in the background, such as clothes, geographical scenery, etc. For me, another avenue that has occurred to me is that of "preferences".
For instance, food preferences. Why do some of us like certain foods and not others? I happen to love Lima Beans, especially Fordhook Limas. With a little research, I discovered that Lima Beans are native to Central America from a culture that is at least 7,000 years old! Is it possible that one of my parallel lives is right now living somewhere in Central America 7,000 years ago as we "count time"? This gives me one place to start; to make a suggestion to my sub-conscious to activate any cellular memories I may have of living in Central America 7,000 years ago, either in meditation or dream-time.
We have heard it said "we are all Old Souls" and that implies to me "experience". Even at the ripe young age of 62 (wink), that is too young to be worthy of being called an "Old Soul". So where else would this "experience" come from except from other lifetimes?
Multiple lives in many cultures "throughout time" have shaped our preferences of today. Are we Vegen or meat eaters, and what cultures do these practices come from? Do we feel more comfortable following a particular religion, or none at all? Do we gravitate more toward traditional medicine, or alternative? Are we more at ease in a "straight" relationship, or a "gay" relationship?
These questions and more can help us fill in the blanks of discovering Who We Are, finding the Divine inside us, the inner peace. Our Spiritual Inheritance is recognizing what we embrace, what resonates with us and discarding the rest. It speaks to the integrity of our individual Soul, what is right for us, without judgment of right or wrong within ourselves or others. Those "other lifetime experiences" can help us understand why we may be joyous or angry, peaceful or violent, allowing or controlling, tolerant or intolerant.
It helps us to see "God" in all, not only experiencing the differences, but honoring them as well, allowing the energy of Love to truly be unconditional. Isn't that what the great Masters like Jesus were showing us?...to meld so completely with the Higher God-Self within that it is never shut off, thus balancing the Divine with the 3D?
Discovering my Inheritance from myself helps me to realize that all those preferences from different lifetimes have prepared the energy for the lifepath I walk today. It gives me a better understanding of what experiences I've drawn to me for lessons and growth. Some of those preferences need tweaking to bring about a better me, and I have the choice to learn and grow from the wisdom I've discovered from my Inheritance, or not.
As the saying goes ."we truly are our own ancestors" !
Blessed Be,
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Great article, Peg.
You gave the word inheritance a much needed perspective. More importantly, you gave tips about how one might find one's own inheritance. These are such good ideas that I never would have thought of myself. Thank you for you insightful wisdom and advice. I really am grateful for it. Love, C.
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Nice theorization, OneLight, true substance for thought, thank you.
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Want to stay warm in cold weather without a bulky coat? Then make the smart choice with a gilet from Jacamo. Our range of classic gilets from all the big brands will keep you warm without the fuss of a coat or jumper – sorted!
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