Today, FCRA department has issued two lists of the organizations whose Bank Accounts are either not updated with FCRA or not as per Core Banking System format. These organizations are advised to update their Bank Accounts immediately in Form FC6.
As FCRA department is in the process of being paperless department, this is another step to have updated information regarding Bank Accounts of organizations.
Before 4-5 years, due to core banking, Bank Accounts are changed to 10 or 12 digits instead of 4 or 5 digits. However, many NGOs have not intimate this change to FCRA department.
Some of the NGOs have change their bank account after registration and not intimated such change to FCRA department. Or simply, FCRA department do not have any information regarding NGOs bank Account.
Above NGOs have to update their Bank details immediately by filling online form FC-6.
For any further query, write in the below comment box.
format for uploading bank certificate on FCRA Website.
As such there is no format. Just need to certify your bank details on bank letterhead with manager sign.You need to upload this Bank Certificate, Passbook first page if you have.
we need to change our FCRA Bank Acccount , Is their a letter of NOC needed or any other letter from Previous Bank to be uploaded under FC-6.


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Tempestad
Two women, their voices echoing over the landscape and highways of Mexico from North to South, as they tell how official corruption and injustice allowed violence to take control of their lives, desires and dreams. An emotional and evocative journey, steeped not only in loss and pain, but also in love, dignity and resistance.
Producers Nicolás Celis, Sebastián Celis, Pepe Cohen
Pimienta Films
Cactus Films
Language Spanish with Arabic subtitles
Screening Dates
No films available on this date
Director: Tatiana Huezo
Born in 1972 in San Salvador, El Salvador. She studied at the Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC) in Mexico City and has a Master's degree in creative documentary from the Universidad Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. Along with her work as a filmmaker, she also teaches documentary filmmaking at the CCC.
2016 Tempestad / 2015 Ver, Oir y Callar (See, Listen and Be Silent) / 2015 Ausencias (Absences) / 2011 El lugar más pequeño (The Tiniest Place) / 2005 Retrato de Familia (Family Portrait) / 2001 El ombligo del mundo (The Core of the Earth) / 1997 Tiempo Cáustico (Caustic Time)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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Being Responsible Stewards of the Environment in Singapore
IPS Commons
Earth Film Festival: Singapore's first crowd-based sustainability film festival
Green Drinks Singapore
Nesting of a pair of Rufous Woodpeckers
Indonesia hustles to preempt new round of haze-causing fires
Record 10.1m plastic bags saved last year due to NTUC FairPrice initiative
In conjunction with Earth Hour on Saturday, NTUC FairPrice will also be donating part of its proceeds, saved from its bring-your-own-bag initiative, to World Wildlife Fund.
Channel NewsAsia 18 Mar 16;
SINGAPORE: NTUC FairPrice saw a record 10.1 million plastic bags saved in 2015 through its bring-your-own-bag initiative.
According to a press release on Friday (Mar 18), this is a 10 per cent increase from the previous year. The scheme offers customers a S$0.10 rebate when they bring their own bags, with a minimum spending of S$10.
In conjunction with Earth Hour on Saturday, NTUC FairPrice will be donating S$12,500 to World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the organisation behind the Earth Hour initiative. The donation will come from the sales proceeds of reusable shopping bags from Mar 12 to 19.
In addition, NTUC FairPrice will be switching off all non-essential lights, such as signage and refrigerator lightings in its stores, offices and distribution centres on the day.
"We invite more customers to join us in our green efforts to help create a sustainable environment as we commemorate Earth Hour, by switching off their lights and using reusable bags to shop," said Mr Koh Kok Sin, Chairman of FairPrice Green Committee.
- CNA/ek
Difficult for Indonesia to take over flight information region
Antara 17 Mar 16;
Tanjungpinang, Riu Islands (ANTARA News) - Indonesia is likely to encounter difficulties if it intends to take over the control of the flight information region (FIR) over the Riau Islands Province from Singapore, Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore Ngurah Swajaya stated.
In a dialog with Riau Islands Governor HM Sani here on Thursday, the ambassador noted that Singapore controls the FIR over the Riau Islands based on a decision by the Regional Air Navigation of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Bangkok, Thailand, in 1993.
"In order to take over the FIR, Indonesia should become a member of the ICAO Council. With the ICAO, Indonesia must be able to lobby to take over the FIR," the ambassador emphasized.
He expressed hope that Indonesia would become a member of the ICAO Council in October 2016. After all, Singapore has no intention to control the airspace over Indonesian sovereign territory.
However, the Singapore government has no authority to hand over the FIR to Indonesia.
"The decision has to be made by the ICAO and will be implemented by Singapore," he pointed out.
Currently, Singapore is taking advantage of the FIR for security interests such as security matters in the Riau Islands region, which concerns its interests.
Singapore uses the FIR over the Riau Islands as it faces a problem in obtaining a permit to overcome problems in the Indonesian waters.
Based on President Joko Widodos directives regarding the FIR issue, the relevant ministries must cooperate in preparing infrastructure and human resources. The readiness of infrastructure and human resources is very important for operating the FIR.
"Bilateral talks with Singapore are still ongoing. We have a clear target, which is based on the message of the Constitution," he affirmed.
Ngurah explained that the FIR is linked to Indonesian sovereignty. The country has two FIR regions in Makassar and Jakarta, which also exceed the Indonesian sovereign territory.
"We have to be careful and wise in tackling this issue. We should not become emotional," the ambassador emphasized.
Governor Sani expressed hope that Indonesia would be able to take over the FIR over the Riau Islands, an Indonesian province sharing its maritime borders with Singapore.
"This is an old issue that should be settled soon as it concerns the Indonesian sovereignty," he added.(*)
labels marine, singapore
Malaysia: Heat wave emergency if temperature exceeds 40 degrees celcius for more than 7 days
FAIRUZ MOHD SHAHAR New Straits Times 18 Mar 16;
PUTRAJAYA : The government will announce a heat wave emergency if the temperature of an area in the country exceeds 40 degrees celsius for more than seven days.
Schools will also be ordered to shut down temporarily if the temperature exceeds 37 degrees celsius for more than three days.
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said this was based on the action plan to deal with the heat wave, which took effect today.
"This action plan involves various ministries and agencies including the Education Ministry, Health Ministry, Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry, Communication and Multimedia Ministry and Meteorology Department, among others.
"Each ministry and agency has been given a task to do when an area reaches the heat wave threshold.
"If the temperature of an area exceeds 37 degrees Celsius for 72 hours, the Meteorology Department will monitor the temperature reading from time to time at the monitoring stations nationwide.
"The Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry will also issue heat wave warnings through media statements."
"The schools have been ordered to postpone all co-curriculum, outdoor and sports activities following the dry spell season." he said at a press conference, today.
He said the cabinet today also gave its approval to set up a special committee to tackle the El Nino phenomenon.
He also advised the public to minimise outdoor activities as the heat wave is expected to end only in May.
Action plan to be based on haze strategy
BEATRICE NITA JAY New Straits Times 18 Mar 16;
KUALA LUMPUR: New guidelines and the standard operating procedure for the heatwave action plan will be modelled after the National Haze Action Plan.
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said the ministry was moving ahead with the action plan, with agencies, such as the Wildlife and National Parks Department and Marine Department, also involved.
He said the action plan would contain guidelines for government departments, agencies and schools regarding activities that could be affected by the hot weather.
"There will be a committee formed to tackle the heatwave issue, but I cannot disclose further information as it will be discussed in the cabinet tomorrow (today)," he said, adding that the action plan involved the same group of people who had created the National Haze Action Plan.
Wan Junaidi said seven agencies would be included in the action plan, among them being the Department of Environment, Fire Department and police.
Countries that have a National Heat Action Plan include Australia, the United States (for California), Britain and India. In these countries, school ends early if temperatures hit 38ºC.
The Perlis Health Department has issued an advisory to the public to limit outdoor activities and drink plenty of water and isotonic drinks to rehydrate as the temperature soared to 39ºC. Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Wilfred Madius Tangau announced that six areas in the country had recorded temperatures that hit or exceeded the heatwave threshold.
They are Chuping in Perlis, Alor Star in Kedah, Ipoh and Lubuk Merbau in Perak, and Batu Embun and Temerloh in Pahang. On Monday, Chuping recorded a reading of 39ºC.
The heatwave indicator is triggered when the highest daily temperature in a certain area reaches 35ºC for five consecutive days.
14 cases of heat exhaustion and heat stroke recorded so far: Health Ministry
PUTRAJAYA : The Health Ministry recorded 14 heat-related illnesses from March 1 until today due to the recent heat wave phenomenon. H
ealth Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam said the cases comprised 11 heat exhaustion and 3 heat stroke cases.
"This includes one death where a trainee policeman died of heat stroke on Wednesday after undergoing physical training at the Segamat Police Training Centre. "Today, two heat stroke cases were reported in Banting.
"All government agencies, especially uniformed bodies, are advised to reduce or cancel physical training sessions to ensure that trainees are not exposed to the heat, which can affect their health. "he said at a press conference, today.
He said he had presented the heat-related statistics to the cabinet.
He advised the public to keep hydrated and reduce outdoor activities.
40°C threshold for 'heatwave emergency'
JOSEPH KAOS JR. The Star 18 Mar 16;
PUTRAJAYA: The Government will declare a "heatwave emergency" if the temperature in an area exceeds 40°C for seven days or more.
The move is tops in a list of measures in the new heatwave "action plan" that was approved by the Cabinet on Friday.
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, who made the announcement, also said that schools in areas where the temperature hits 37°C and above for more than three days will be ordered to close.
He also said the Cabinet had approved the setting up of a special committee on the heatwave, which he will chair.
"The committee will be tasked to monitor the heatwave situation and execute the action plan.
"A first warning will be issued if temperatures reach or exceed 37 degrees Celcius for 72 hours. When the first warning is issued, we will order the postponement of outdoor activities at schools and outdoor sports activities," said Dr Wan Junaidi, at a press conference here Friday.
"If the temperature hits 37 degrees Celsius for more than 72 hours, that is when we issue the second warning. Schools in affected areas will be ordered to close.
"The National Disaster Management Agency will be convened for a special meeting to discuss an emergency response plan.
"If temperatures go beyond 40 degrees Celsius for seven days or more, then the agency will declare a 'heatwave emergency' and announce the emergency measures to be taken," he said.
Refrain from outdoor activities, says Subra
JOSEPH KAOS JR The Star 19 Mar 16;
PUTRAJAYA: As Malaysia recorded the first death caused by the current heatwave, the Health Ministry has urged the public to refrain from outdoor activities.
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam (pic) said there were 14 cases of heat-related illnesses reported nationwide since March 1, including the one in Segamat where a 23-year-old police cadet died of heatstroke during a training exercise.
"Agencies such as the police and the army are advised to reduce outdoor training sessions that expose their trainees to the heat.
"The Youth and Sports Ministry should also take the heatwave into consideration and issue directives to reduce or postpone outdoor physical activities for this period.
"This includes marathon races, where participants face risks of being exposed to the heat and being dehydrated," he said at a press conference here yesterday.
Dr Subramaniam said that of the 14 cases, 11 were for heat exhaustion and the rest heatstroke, including the Segamat case.
"Heat exhaustion is an early stage of heat-related injury while heatstroke is the more serious stage.
"It is caused by exposure to high temperatures, combined with dehydration, which causes failure of organs, as in the case of the police cadet," he said.
Police trainee Azizan Ayob died of heatstroke on Wednesday during orientation at the Segamat Police Training Centre.
He was one of 467 trainees who reported at the centre on March 13.
Trainee was medically and physically fit, say cops
The Star 19 Mar 16;
PETALING JAYA: Trainee constable Azizan Ayob was medically and physically fit to undergo police training as shown by his clean bill of health.
Bukit Aman deputy director of management (Training) DCP Datuk Mohd Fuad Abdul Latiff said medical authorities had determined that Azizan was physically and medically fit to join the programme.
He said only medically and physically fit applicants were offered a place in the rigorous six-month training programme.
"It is compulsory for applicants to undergo a thorough medical check-up at government hospitals to ensure that they are fit for the programme.
"The check-up comprises an assessment of eyesight, whether they are colour-blind, and examines their hearing as well as their heart condition," he told The Star.
Azizan was admitted to the Segamat hospital after suffering fainting spells at the end of the orientation at the Segamat Police Training Centre (Pulapol) field on Tuesday. He died at 10.26pm the next day.
DCP Mohd Fuad said applicants also had to produce evidence before the Commissioner for Oaths to verify that they were physically and medically fit to join the police force, in addition to not being involved in any crime.
He said when he found out what had happened to Azizan, he contacted the commandant of the training centre.
"I told him to study Azizan's medical report, which was clean. Azizan's situation is rare and it is an isolated incident.
"We've seen thousands of trainees, men and women alike, going through the same training.
"But different people have different metabolism and capacities to withstand the heat.
"I was made to understand that Azizan was only a few days into the orientation when he fainted during a light jogging session in the field.
"The weather was cloudy at the time," he said, adding that the other trainees were unaffected.
When asked if Pulapol would revise its training regimen, DCP Mohd Fuad said the matter would be "seriously looked into" to prevent a repeat.
"It is necessary for trainees to undergo a rigorous regimen to prepare them for the demands that come with being a police officer.
"The training is mentally and physically tough as police officers engage in life-and-death situations.
"They are always on the go and work long hours," he added.
Temperatures in Malaysia could reach highest since 1998: Officials
Temperatures across the country have soared into the 30°C range over the past week, and officials say it could reach up to 40°C in the northern states of Peninsular Malaysia.
Sumisha Naidu, Malaysia Correspondent, Channel NewsAsia 18 Mar 16;
KUALA LUMPUR: The average temperature in Malaysia is typically 27°C, but in the past few weeks, temperatures have soared into the 30s.
It has been even hotter up in the northern states of Peninsular Malaysia, with officials saying temperatures there could reach up to 40°C, just 0.1°C short of the highest temperature ever recorded in Malaysia. In 1998, the mercury soared to 40.1°C in Perlis.
The authorities announced on Friday (Mar 18) that the Education Ministry can order schools to close if temperatures exceed 37°C for more than three days. Friday was the last day of the school holidays.
For seven-year-old Mukmin Mohd Qaiwum, he spent the day playing at a park in Kuala Lumpur. "I'm tired," he said. "I'm sweating now."
"If the students are at home, at least we can keep an eye on them ... if they have fever or nosebleeds," said Mr Mohd Qaiwum, Mukmin's father. "My eldest gets nosebleeds often, especially when it's hot."
"What's bringing on the effects and impact of heat and dryness right now is actually the El Nino phenomenon which is affecting our country as a whole, just like how it's affecting many other countries near the equator," explained Minister for Natural Resources and Environment Wan Junaidi Wan Jaafar.
The hot and dry weather has led to fears of water shortages across the country. In Peninsular Malaysia, at least five dams reported water levels below 50 per cent of their full capacity.
In the northern states of Perlis and Kedah, padi farmers have complained that the heat and lack of rain fall are delaying planting season too. All states, however, have not decided on water rationing yet.
Officials expect the worst of the dry spell to be over by April and the amount of rainfall to return to normal by June.
- CNA/yt
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Typescript copy of report of Sydney Jacobs on the Glasgow Youth Action-Research project in Maryhill.
Papers of the Reverend Ronald Middleton Farquhar, Minister of Monigaff in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, relating to parish, presbytery and other local affairs.
Vellum and paper fragments from various manuscripts and printed sources, all recovered from the binding of the same work., 1522, or before.
Letter-book of John Russell of Braidshaw, Writer to the Signet (adrnitted 1711), started in 1700 and continued until 1712, with an almost complete gap between December 1704 and January 1707, and another between November 1707 and May 1709.
`Tabula super bibliam`. A glossed copy, early 15th century, of a summary of the Bible in Latin verse by Johannes Vasco, Order of Friars Minor, with the explanatory verses which give the date of composition as 1393.
`A Perfect Inventor of all the Pious Donations Given to the Kirks and Hospitals in Scotland since the days of K. Iames 1 To the Regne of King Iames the vi. With Additions. Edenburgh Writen 12 novr i702 by R:M:` (i.e. Robert Mylne).
`A perfyte inventar of all the pious donations gevin to kirks and hospitalls since the dayes of king James the first to the reigne of king James the sixt`.
Three fragmentary manuscripts bound together.
Volume containing an account of Leven`s Regiment (which later became the 25th Foot) from 1688, when it was raised by David Leslie, 3rd Earl of Leven, to 1826.


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Who Can Own A BB Gun In New York?
Clay Moden Published: June 1, 2022
Recently, there was a lock down at a Buffalo school that has parents upset about timing and communication and others concerned about BB gun laws in New York State.
Police responded to Olmstead School 156 Tuesday after getting a report of a student with a gun and the weapon, a BB gun, was later found in a bathroom. The school was put on lockdown during the incident, but it was later lifted, and classes resumed.
But what are the laws about BB gun ownership in New York State? IN New York City, BB guns fall under the same restrictions as any other style of gun. But across the state, the law reads as follows.
Section 265.05: Unlawful possession of weapons by persons under sixteen – It shall be unlawful for any person under the age of sixteen to possess any air-gun, spring-gun or other instrument or weapon in which the propelling force is a spring or air.... a person who violates the provisions of this section shall be adjudged a juvenile delinquent.
When it comes to schools and various other public buildings, it doesn't matter the type of gun; they are not allowed on the property as they are typically "gun free zones".
Given what has happened in the last couple of weeks, there are new laws being presented in just about every state and in Canada. As a matter of fact, Canada is one step closer to controlling guns all together.
This comes just days after the horrific mass shooting at a Texas elementary school and just weeks after the mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo.
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A Brief Encounter With... - By Zee
A "Brief" Encounter With ...
For my next guest, I picked another one of the Big O's household names. One of the coaches that welcomed me in the Big O and offered valuable advice when I needed it.
My interviewee today loves a good pineapple and a cold 7UP. Besides me he offers good, sensible advice to many players, with a special attention paid to future Big O coaches now evolving around College and Minors. He streams late games that I enjoy for their chillness and commentary. Living in Thailand, he's always available to talk about Blood Bowl, current events or what is life as an expat' in Asia. A not-so-secret Skaven lover, he coaches "Bash Incorporated" the legendary Orc band in Big O's first division.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you PapaNasty !
A foreword if you will allow me. There is a reason I used the word "thorough" in the subtitle of the article. If you plan to tackle this piece in one go, better settle yourself properly.
As always the first question is : "PapaNasty" where does it come from?
I used to play this game called OGame (Online Game), which was a browser game set in space. This was way back in like 2003 I think. I was the leader of an alliance there, and we went to war with another alliance, called URQUAN I think, anyway their leader put on this persona on the forums of being the Queen of their alien race (They were actually Male though I think, and the race was actually from a book or something, I'm not sure).
Anyway, a big part of the game was about getting public support from the other alliances, and about the banter on the forums, that was what really made it fun not just the game itself, and their Queen tried to attack me. I saw the attack coming though, and managed to "ninja" her and so was able to both destroy her fleet and recycle it. This was a huge blow, one which would likely take her months to recover from and being leader vs leader, I did a particularly good write-up about what I did to this alien female using a lot of puns to suggest that it wasn't just her fleet that I banged on.
One of the guys in my alliance then coined the name "PapaNasty" in reference to the devious things I'd written about doing to her, and I changed my name in game to PapaNasty so that I could sorta rub it in to their alliance. I liked the name, and so it stuck. My previous nickname, was SlyAnimal, which I still sometimes use these days although I prefer PapaNasty. PapaNasty I think suits me well, because I am a "papa" now, but also the "Nasty" part couldn't really be further from the truth regarding my personality, which I think is quite good to have the opposite in my name.
I've since used the name for my WoW character and in other games as well, which makes me feel that it's particularly synonymous with me personal image, and have a lot of friends from games who even call me Papa when we hang out in RL
This is the point where I got a grasp of Papa's thoroughness in replying to questions.
So how did you get into BB, and how long have you been playing ? Then how much of that in the ReBBL?
I first played Blood Bowl when BB2 came out, well technically during the beta as they allowed people who had brought it pre-release to play a month early or something. I'd never played it before, but it was part of the Games Workshop Warhammer universe so I thought I'd give it a go. As when I was living in NZ I used to play Warhammer Fantasy and really enjoyed it, there weren't any Warhammer Fantasy games on the market at that point though, and tabletop games aren't popular in Thailand, so when I saw Blood Bowl that was the next closest thing.
I got involved in ReBBL when the Big O was released, as I saw Walkerthon advertising it on some forums somewhere and so I signed up. I think that Lynxx, Starke and myself have the only 3 original teams left from that first season, quite a few of the other coaches are still around, but have rerolled into other races due to the accumulated attrition that they've taken over the past 5 or 6 seasons or the intervention of RL.
And since we were talking about attrition...
Your love for Orcs is well known, and demonstrated. Why do you enjoy playing them that much?
I'm a pixel hugger. Orcs are hard to kill, so I get to develop my pixels and hold onto them for longer than when I play as Skaven or Elves :) Also Orcs are strong enough to go toe to toe with anyone, but can still run passing plays almost as well as humans can. I hate running teams where dodges and passes aren't viable options, and so being able to run a heavy bash team with viable passing options is the perfect mix for me. Particularly as if I can murder my opponent's team, then they can't fight back and thus my pixels are particularly safe
Which is part of why I genuinely don't want to inflict perms, well maybe on those nasty MB/Claw pieces, but I try to injure my opponents' teams in order to protect my own
And you obviously do not mind the SPPs from CAS on the way
Yeah that's of course a big motivation as well Although with 5x legends, the SPP isn't as bigger motivator as it used to be
Bash Inc is a monument in the Big O. Being here for so long, having been through many campaigns and built up its fair share of Legends, I knew we had a lot to talk about.
Talking about that, can you tell me more about your team ? Where the names came from, how long you've been running them, how does it feel to have that many legends in there, your plans for the future with them, ...
Hahaha, names of the blitzers are just default names. When I created the blitzers I didn't really care so much about them, I only cared about the black orcs and thrower. The Black Orcs I named as a combination of their default name + their picture. e.g. Metal'Mouf has a metal plate on his jaw, "Gold'Toof" has a golden tooth etc. Roger the Rocket was just an alliteration while using the rocket to symbolise his awesome passing skillz. Which actually more comes from when I had a Skaven team previously and called the throwers Bob the Bazooka or Chris the Cannon kinda thing because of the bazooka device fashioned onto their arm.
My linemen were originally default names too, until I started using alliterations to name say Dirty Doug, but then I found that Dirty Doug rolled doubles for Guard and so I didn't want to kinda pigeon hole him into being a dirty player so started naming them things like Spiteful Steve or Angry Angus (Who I thought had a picture that looked like an angry Scotsman from Braveheart), which could be dirty players or could be proper linemen with Guard.
And it feels great to have so many legends This team really is the pixel huggers dream come true lol. As I really enjoy developing players, and my team has developed almost as much as it possibly can
Plans for the future with them..... well I want to win the Superb Owl and then retire the team. This team really has developed about as much as it possibly can, and so I'd like to move on to another team instead, ideally one that's not represented well in the Big O or generally considered an underdog. In saying that though, it'd probably end up being Dark Elves or Skaven because I just really enjoy those two and so enjoy playing them. I would like to get a good, say, Dwarf team though and build that up for fun, as they are often under rated because people think they can't deal with Claw at higher TVs.
If/When I do retire my team, I want to try and sell the players off to the free agent so that they can live forever (or die gloriously), as every player on my team is a star. It would be nice to keep it saved and just look at the team now and then tho. But yeah, maybe I'll even retire them after this season, depending on how playoffs etc go, who knows, I'm definitely looking for a bit of a change though.
And I did quite like the name of my team, Bash Incorporated, "We're in the bash business", as just the thought of these orcs sitting behind office desks or turning up in suits to bash people gave me a bit of a chuckle when originally thinking of the team name
As it was kinda like my approach to bash, where it's a business, I don't bash/kill people because I enjoy it, it's a job, it's what we do. Nothing personal in it, I'm not going onto the field to kill your players, it's just business.
Until now then, what would you consider your proudest achievement as a BB coach ?
That's a tough one.....
I came 1st in the Big O last season
I won the first Open Invitational (And got a free copy of legendary with it)
I made top 8 in playoffs (And got a hype video!)
I've qualified for playoffs for the past 3 seasons in a row (And it's looking like it'll likely be a 4th this season)
I've gained a considerable amount of infamy within ReBBL
I came 3rd in the Big Crunch 2 with my Chaos - Altdwarf
I qualified for the Champions Cup once with HEs (Despite only rarely attempting to qualify)
Hmm..... I think the best of those was winning the Open Invitational, followed closely by 1st in the Big O. As although it wasn't against the playoff coaches, it was still a long knockout competition against a lot of great coaches, and I won it. Finishing anything on a loss, e.g. knocked out of playoffs, or 3rd in BC2, just isn't quite as satisfying because you kinda finish the season on a low. Which is why even finishing 1st in div 1 last season was a bittersweet victory, since I then had a horrible 1st match in playoffs.
That's quite the list of achievements there. personally, I'm already happy of sticking up to my team for a second season in a row...
As a Blood Bowl coach, what do you think are your strengths and weaknesses?
I think that rather than strengths and weaknesses per say, we each have traits which affect us in different ways. For example, I'm a greedy coach, I love farming up extra SPP, and will take the extra T16 blocks before I score to get SPP, or hand off to a black orc etc. These are great, very positive traits when they work, as it allows my team to develop at a much faster rate than they would have otherwise. Conversely, when the dice don't behave my greed can have an extremely negative impact.
Aside from my greed, I feel that I'm a coach who doesn't limit themselves to a single playbook and isn't afraid to try different things. I didn't play tabletop, BB1 or FUMBBL so haven't been moulded by years of "You must play this way", I wrote my own playbook. This means that I am more open minded in my play style, and so I recognise that there are different play styles and theories on turn sequencing (e.g. Roll the least dice by making most important rolls first vs Mitigate risk by taking the least risk actions first so that if the important roll fails you're not going to get smashed). I try to subscribe to the best theory for the situation, although at the end of the day the dice really make the decisions.
I initially built my Orcs' skill sets from the perspective of a Chaos coach, as I'd been playing Chaos in BC2, and I usually play a lot of DE/HE (Albeit not lately), and so often run a lot of passing plays because of this. I of course run some "Orcy" plays too. This often makes my play style a lot less predictable for my opponents (Although in ReBBL I've been playing Orcs for so long that people can often predict what I'll do in given situations), and I feel gives me more options than what a regular team would have.
It's not all roses though, as dependable Orc play style and skill sets have their strengths too, and I feel that in particular how I play leads to more SPP and more wins, but also more losses too (And bigger losses too i.e. I lost 0-5 vs Sandune one season), but less draws. As I take more risks in order to gain more rewards, which is represented by a win draw loss ratio of roughly 8:1:4 across the 90+ matches I've played with Bash Incorporated. Comparatively Gerbear's Orcs (who are probably the best Orc team to compare to), have a 9:4:4 long term win ratio, so a slightly better win:loss ratio but with a lot more draws too.
The other main trait I have, is that I don't think in terms of "He's a Black Orc, and so he can't dodge", I think of it as "He's got a 50% chance to dodge, 75% with his dodge auto reroll", and likewise "If I assume that I'm going to always PO against AV7, then I should break armour on 5/6 (83%) knockdowns". This probability focused perspective pushes me towards taking actions which others might consider extremely risky, but to me they seem probable.
The downside of course being that just because something is probable, doesn't mean that it's guaranteed, and so I do sometimes assume that I'm going to succeed easy rolls and perhaps don't prepare for failure as much as I maybe should.
I always like to ask players to analyze their own strong and weak points. I knew Papa wouldn't disappoint. There is something he talked about I would like to be able to do more: know the odds of some actions and then build my decisions partially upon that.
I see you try to build your own playbook, is there any coach you try emulate in some compartments of the game?
Although of course in the past, I learnt from a lot of different coaches, as always try and learn from my opponents and from any matches that I watch. I've learnt a lot from players like Notorious Noob, Sandune, Morka, Walkerthon & others, particularly those that I played in BC2 or the earlier seasons of The Big O while I was still learning, although even after 3000+ hours played of BB2, I still keep adding to my playbook when I play or watch matches (Particularly from Clan league, as not only is the coaching standard extremely high but it also combines the various different playstyles from REL, GMAN, BigO & others).
Do you have any kind of preparation for your upcoming games?
Before a match I'll usually check the team values and cash available, then work out the likely inducements of my opponent and whether either my team or theirs could make any minor adjustments to push that further in one direction or the other (e.g. to get/deny a wizard, or change who is the under/over dog etc). I also look at their team and work out a general strategy that I want to follow, which usually revolves around things like the primary removal targets + whether I spread them or condense them + cage, screen or stay deep & pass forward etc, as well as of course whether I want to kick or receive (if given the option).
As mentioned earlier, Papa keeps an eye on the Big O related coaches playing in Minors and College leagues. He stream their games when he can and is never stingy with advices. Consequently I thought he'd be a natural recipient for the next question.
Based on your experience, what kind of advice would you give to coaches that want to keep learning and evolving?
To not be afraid of criticism, to listen and learn from those who give advice, and to watch matches of other players and learn from there too. However, at the same time don't listen blindly either, as there is a lot that people can learn from experienced players, but no one is perfect, and what works for one coach might not necessarily work for another (And by "work", I don't just mean more wins, but also an enjoyable play style). So listen, but also think, vary where you learn from too, don't just learn from one source, learn from many. Also don't just aspire to emulate a particular coach, aspire to beat them.
Also in a more practical sense, learn the basic probabilities and how to multiple fractions/percentages, it isn't difficult but can make a huge difference to your decision making if you have more accurate information (Alternatively use http://www.elyoukey.com/sac/).
When I was playing tabletop Warhammer Fantasy I remember that I'd regularly try to roll say a 9+ on 2d, if at the time I'd known it was a 28% success chance I'd have done things differently (And likely won more games of Fantasy lol). Knowing the stats will also help you to keep your rage under control, or to at least be justified in your rage. Anger and frustration don't intimidate Nuffle, so leave them at home, play with a calm mind not a passionate heart.
Which is the player skill you have the most fun with?
Since I absolutely love Stand Firm, particularly with Blodge, I just absolutely crack up when people just roll pushes against my black orcs.
I of course love MB/PO too, but more for practical purposes, fun is definitely Stand Firm. (Especially if combined with Diving Tackle too).
Any kick-off event you would not wish on your worst enemy?
Sweltering heat, no two ways about it.
Comparatively, blitzes/quick snaps/riots can be frustrating but they're designed to make teams more cautious about stacking a particular side or setting up too close to the line etc. Rocks and Pitch invasions are modified by FAME, which is modified by Fan Factor.
This is one of the few areas where teams with a high Fan Factor can actually gain some benefit from this otherwise surplus TV. Besides, 1x injury roll (Without MB) and a few stuns aren't so bad, particularly when you consider that sweltering heat will remove the same number of players as a +0 FAME pitch invasion, but remove them for the entire drive. Riots can be annoying, but they're pretty random and I think they do make things more interesting when they add on an extra turn. High kicks and +reroll events are fine, the other weather events can be a bit annoying (Blizzards are terrible for my Orcs), but at least they don't wreck the game like what sweltering heat does.
As sweltering heat is completely random, and removing players for the entire drive is huge. In terms of in game effects, it can be like having a barrage of rocks thrown at your team for KOs (That will come back), or a pitch invasion that removes players instead of just knocking them down, except.... it isn't affected by FAME and so it's not even something where one player should have an advantage, it's simply a random act that can massively screw someone if they're unlucky. If you have too many players removed by the heat, your team can be absolutely beaten to a pulp by an opposition bash team, which can cripple you for not jsut that drive, but the next as well.
Oh, and yes, I have a weather dome I hate the blueish tint it gives, but it's worth it to avoid sweltering heat (And blizzards too, which are terrible for me given how many GFIs I usually make)
So I take that Weather Dome is your favourite enhancement then?
Weather dome is my enhancement of choice, free wizard's probably my next favourite given that I'm more practised at dealing with wizards than most coaches.
If my fan factor is low or I don't have a dirty player I'll consider sandwich stands or security gates though
Horses for courses, if I was Skaven with a deep bench I might not like the weather dome because I'd actually want blizzards & heat.
That's a new idiom I just learned there, "horses for courses". Side benefits of interviewing a teacher I guess, besides him auto-editing himself.
If you could change one thing to BB2, what would it be?
Only really small changes like adding chat channels for leagues or some minor balance changes like nerfing PO in a non stupid way (BB2016 nerfed it in a stupid way). Removing PO's interaction with MB or maybe even claw as well would be a good option.
All in all I like where BB2 is at.
When you're not streaming, do you listen to any music or podcast while playing BB?
Not usually, as I get easily distracted and then struggle to concentrate, so try to limit the number of distractions. Which is one of the reasons why when people ask me if I want to go into voice chat with them while we play, I always politely refuse, because I know it'll put me off my game if we start talking about random topics (Streaming my own matches is usually fine though, because I simply voice my thinking patterns so I stay focused). The other reason I don't go on voice chat with opponents is that I value a good relationship with other coaches, and Blood Bowl can be frustrating at the best of times.
Any snack or beverage you would recommend for those long BB matches ?
A bottle of cold water.
To conclude I always ask the questions I steal from previous guests and try to get another one for my arsenal.
"When everything has turned to shit, and its totally your fault from a shit play, what do you do to stop yourself from tilting too bad and get yourself back in the game?"
I just laugh. When the dice are going really badly, I laugh and think about how much fun it'll be to look at 1s and skulls or similar after the match to see just how terrible my dice were. If I've made a bad play, I just laugh at myself for being so stupid. Sometimes when things are going really badly, you've just gotta have some kind of emotion, to let it out, either as laughter, anger or tears, I find that laughter works best. When I'm really down, I'll make bets with myself, like "Now I bet this will be a 1 on the GFI, or a skull on the 1d block", and then if I'm right I'll laugh, if I'm wrong then I'll be pleasantly surprised which will bring me out of that negative way of thinking Doesn't always work, but it helps a lot.
And as for my question: "Have you noticed any geographic trends within Blood Bowl, particularly differences between REL/GMAN/The Big O, and if so what are they and how do you feel that they impact the game and the strategies/attitudes of the players therein?"
A massive thank you to PapaNasty for many reasons, including spending most of that Monday answering my questions. It is the first time an interview is so complete we have to take breaks in the middle of it. It was a unique and highly enjoyable experience.
I could have cut some bits out of this piece, but the effort Papa put in choosing his words and editing himself deserved to be respected. It would also have altered the feeling of his replies, his "touch", basically what makes him, him.
- Zee


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that everyone around me was dead.
would he survive, would he remain?
This was an answer god only knew.
And his belly my famished mouth found.
a once loud mouth comedian now with a crooked frown.
we march on with only eternity in sight.
pls bite urself nd shut ur mouth...crazy woman!!!
Such words of wisdom to read.
Glad you see it that way!! :D most people called me crazy!!


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SHOCK! Another high level vulnerabilities!!!
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Code Exec Bugs Hit Windows
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Officials at security software vendor eEye say two high-level vulnerabilities are targeting numerous versions of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003 operating systems. But Microsoft isn't saying much more.
Details of the two vulnerabilities, which were first reported on March 16 and March 29, respectively, will remain sketchy until the company releases patches for them.
Maiffret, eEye co-founder and chief hacking officer, said the vulnerabilities allow crackers (define) to insert a remote code execution script into the system, giving them complete control over the computer. He added that attack vectors can come from Internet Explorer, Outlook or even chat programs like MSN Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger.
http://www.frsirt.com/exploits/20050314.phpbbexp.cpp.php
i recommend that use FIREFOX instead of damned stupid Internet Explorer.
Why is Internet Explorer unsafe?
Here is a report from US Government;
US Government warns against Internet Explorer
i hope that you switch to FIREFOX immidiately.
After the install of Firefox, all your old settings, bookmarks and passwords along with history are imported.
Once firefox kick in, if you want the icon "my favourites" to be placed on the toolbar, you must right click the toolbar and pick the "favourites" icon and place it on the toolbar.
And the most beautiful thing that FIREFOX is FREE! There is no ads, no spyware/adware. Just a secure and fast browser. Unlike Internet Explorer, Firefox is developing by a foundation, Mozilla;
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Established in July, 2003, with start-up support from America Online's Netscape division, the Mozilla Foundation exists to provide organizational, legal, and financial support for the Mozilla open-source software project. The Foundation has been incorporated as a California not-for-profit corporation to ensure that the Mozilla project continues to exist beyond the participation of individual volunteers, to enable contributions of intellectual property and funds and to provide a vehicle for limiting legal exposure while participating in open-source software projects.
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Bid to give districts more say over private school instruction draws backlash
Local private schools like Canisius High would have their instruction monitored by the Buffalo Public Schools under a proposal being considered by the state Board of Regents. (News file photo)
By Jay Rey
Published Tue, Aug 20, 2019 |Updated Tue, Aug 20, 2019
The region's private schools, which pride themselves on providing a first-class education for generations of students, are pushing back against a proposal from the state to give public school districts greater oversight over what those private institutions teach.
Education policymakers in Albany are proposing that local districts conduct a more thorough review of the curricula at independent schools to ensure that their academic instruction is "substantially equivalent" to that at public schools.
Local school boards would have the power to make that determination.
The State Education Department will present the proposed regulations to its governing body, the Board of Regents, this fall for consideration.
Private schools, meanwhile, are up in arms. They see this as a direct threat to their independence.
"This is just not a place the State Education Department needs to be nosing around," said Jeremy Besch, head of school at Park School, the century-old private school on Harlem Road in Amherst. "The majority of independent schools have a long, long history of doing a good job with this work."
The issue has been under the radar with classes out for the summer, but the independents have tried to rally parents and alumni in opposition during a public comment period that runs through Sept. 2.
"This would hurt our ability to develop and implement our curriculum," said Christopher Burner, head of school at Nichols School on Amherst Street, which dates back to 1892.
The state seems to be zeroing in on private schools with grades K to 8 – at least for now, said Eric Yarwood, executive director of the Education Collaborative of Western New York, a coalition of 14 area private schools.
"If it's going to affect K through 8 schools, the feeling is it would eventually affect high schools, as well, which is why they're taking note of it," Yarwood said.
Private schools aren't the only ones anxious.
Public school districts, which would be saddled with more responsibility under the proposed regulations, are raising questions, too.
"We have heard concerns from some superintendents about the demands the proposed regulations would create for their districts," said Robert Lowry, deputy director for the New York State Council of School Superintendents.
[RELATED: Regents exams being put to the test as state undertakes a balancing act]
The state has had a long-standing policy that private schools provide education that is substantially equivalent to that of the public schools.
But, Lowry explained, the state traditionally has been relaxed on the issue.
For instance, he said, the state might recommend a new independent school reach out to its local district to describe its goals. Or, if concerns arise about equivalent instruction at a private school, it would be appropriate for the local school superintendent to inquire informally with officials at that school.
The proposed changes, however, come after critics have long complained that some ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools downstate are not teaching enough secular subjects.
As a result, the state is proposing that new independent schools be reviewed within three years of operation. Existing private schools would be reviewed by the end of the 2022-23 school year, with regular inspections thereafter.
"With the regulations, we will ensure that all students – no matter which school they attend – have the benefit of receiving the education state law says they must have," MaryEllen Elia, the out-going state education commissioner, said in May.
The New York State Association of Independent Schools has argued that its members don't need that kind of scrutiny and filed a lawsuit earlier this year forcing the state to provide a public comment period on the proposed changes.
Those changes would not only give local school boards too much power to determine whether the independents are in compliance with state education laws, but would undermine the authority of a private school's own board of trustees, said Mark Lauria, the association's executive director.
The organization represents 192 private schools, including Aurora Waldorf School, Buffalo Seminary, the Education Collaborative, Elmwood Franklin, the Gow School, Nichols, Park, and Canisius High School.
Parochial schools would be impacted by the regulations, as well, which is why the New York State Council of Catholic School Superintendents also filed a lawsuit.
While some of the details are still vague, a review would include a closer look at teacher competency, as well as what subjects are being taught and how many units of each subject students are required to complete.
"As best we can tell, it would involve the local superintendent, or designee, visiting the school, taking a look at operations, the curriculum and determining whether those practices are substantially equivalent to New York State education," said Park's Besch.
As long as everything seems in order, he said, there's no problem.
But the local superintendent and school board also could determine that the education at the private school is not substantially equivalent, which would require the school to make fixes.
And if they didn't?
"If they didn't, one of the original documents gave the public district the power to shut the school down," Besch said. "That was early on, and I know they have changed things since then, but that for me is when this became a real thing."
"We just don't need the public district interfering in what they probably wouldn't fully understand," he said. "We're far different in both tradition and process than a public school."
Burner, of Nichols, said his school is proud to be a small, independent school free of state mandates. Teachers at Nichols are empowered to shape a dynamic curriculum that's rewarding for students, he said.
"As a result," Burner said, "our students and graduates are able to think critically and creatively, continually seeking knowledge and innovation in whatever they do next."
Officials at Canisius High School declined to comment on the controversy, but in a letter to the school community, Rev. David Ciancimino, president of the high school on Delaware Avenue, said Canisius already undergoes a lengthy accreditation process through the association of independent schools.
"Canisius greatly exceeds state standards, making the proposed mandate superfluous," Ciancimino wrote.
There are questions about just how far the state will push the changes, with Elia leaving as commissioner at the end of August.
Catherine Collins, the local representative on the state Board of Regents, said three members of the board will be meeting with leaders from independent schools to discuss concerns, but she declined to get into more detail.
"I've gotten a lot of inquiries," Collins said. "We haven't fully discussed it and, at some point, I think we'll have some feedback from those three Regents to get their insights."
How much do teachers make in your district?
Jay Rey– Jay Rey covers education and Buffalo Public Schools for The Buffalo News. He has been a reporter at The News since 1993.


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More info on Empire Pictures
Empire Pictures: Wikis
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Empire Pictures was a small scale theatrical distribution company that was formed in 1983 by Charles Band.
The company produced a number of low-budget horror and fantasy features including Trancers and The Dungeonmaster. It is perhaps best known for Re-Animator and Ghoulies which were major box office hits for the company in 1985.
Other Empire Pictures included From Beyond, Dolls, Troll, Crawlspace and Robot Jox. Empire Pictures began to collapse in 1989 due to financial problems.
The studio was originally situated in Rome, Italy. After Empire folded, Charles Band then formed another company, Full Moon Entertainment, which also specializes in horror/fantasy genre films.
Empire Pictures is not to be confused with the American film distribution company Empire Pictures, which was established in 2000 and focuses on releasing art-house and foreign films.
Walking the Edge (1983)
The Alchemist (1984)
The Dungeonmaster (1985)
Ghoulies (1985)
Savage Island (1985)
Trancers (1985)
Underworld (1985)
Breeders (1986)
Crawlspace (1986)
Eliminators (1986)
Ghost Warrior (1986)
Rawhead Rex (1986)
Robot Holocaust (1986)
Troll (1986)
TerrorVision (1986)
Zone Troopers (1986)
Buy & Cell (1987)
The Caller (1987)
Creepozoids (1987)
Enemy Territory (1987)
Ghoulies II (1987)
Mutant Hunt (1987)
Necropolis (1987)
The Princess Academy (1987)
Valet Girls (1987)
Vicious Lips (1987)
Assault of the Killer Bimbos (1988)
Catacombs (1988)
Cellar Dweller (1988)
Ghost Town (1988)
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988)
Transformations (1988)
Arena (1989)
Deadly Weapon (1989)
Puppet Master (1989) (produced by Empire Pictures, released by Full Moon Features)
Spellcaster (1992)
Pulse Pounders (2002) (Empire Pictures was briefly brought back for this sequel to Trancers and The Dungeonmaster)
Empire International Pictures at the Internet Movie Database
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Aquaculture production in 1984-2007 - Total - Inland waters - Total - Freshwater fishes nei - Osteichthyes (EUR) reached 1,125 EUR '000 in 2007 in France. This is 0.987 % more than in the previous year.
Historically, Aquaculture production in 1984-2007 - Total - Inland waters - Total - Freshwater fishes nei - Osteichthyes (EUR) in France reached an all time high of 3,234 EUR '000 in 2002 and an all time low of 5.00 EUR '000 in 1997. When compared to France's main peers, Aquaculture production in 1984-2007 - Total - Inland waters - Total - Freshwater fishes nei - Osteichthyes (EUR) in Belgium amounted to 263 EUR '000 and 1,449 EUR '000 in Germany in 2007.
France has been ranked 4th within the group of 13 countries we follow in terms of Aquaculture production in 1984-2007 - Total - Inland waters - Total - Freshwater fishes nei - Osteichthyes (EUR), 4 places above the position seen 10 years ago.


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A Mexican Taste: WE'RE THE MILLERS
WE'RE THE MILLERS Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber
You know those weird moments where random stuff seems to collide? Earlier the same day I saw We're the Millers, I got excited about a trailer for a bio pic on the popular 90's group TLC (T-Boz, Left Eye, Chili) coming soon to VH1. Well, "Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls" is prominently featured in a scene of We're the Millers, the "son" Will (Kenny Rossmore) even spits Left Eye's whole rap. Also earlier that day, I had the extreme pleasure of interviewing Oscar Nominated Director Lee Daniels for his movie The Butler (Opening August 16th - Go see it!) and in We're The Millers, Jason Sudeikis says to the "daughter" Casey (Emma Roberts) "I'm not in the mood to hear your homeless, sad story. I ordered Precious on VOD 8 months ago and haven't watched it yet". Just a fun little cross-section of references.
Anyway, We're the Millers is about a small time marijuana dealer, David (Sudeikis) who gets robbed trying to help a clueless, nerdy kid - Will, defend some thankless, smart-ass runaway - Casey, resulting in David owing his boss, Brad (Ed Helms) who he's been selling for since College, a lot of money. Brad tells David he can work it off by going into Mexico and drug muleing out a rather large shipment of weed. David knowing there's no way he's getting out of Mexico without getting stopped at the border, gets the bright idea that a family in an RV can sail through customs, and sets about renting himself "the perfect family".
This movie allows Jennifer Aniston to join the ranks of Stripper Stars - well known actresses who take on the role of playing a stripper: Natalie Portman (Closer), Demi Moore (Striptease), Marisa Tomei (The Wrestler), Halle Berry (The Last Boy Scot & Frankie and Alice) Jessica Alba (Sin City). I'm sure I'm missing some, but those were the ones that came to mind. If you can think of others write it in the comment section and I'll add those names/movies to the post (I didn't count Elizabeth Berkley (Show Girls) cause she's not really a "star").
There are funny moments in this movie, where you can't help but be entertained, like when another RV family (Kathryn Hahn & Nick Offerman) decides they want to "swing" with The Millers, resulting in David getting finger f*!#ed and Rose's (Aniston) breasts being felt up by Hahn like a doctor with resuscitation paddles. But other sexual humor involving young Will giving "lip service" to a Mexican officer as a bribe, fell flat, and felt just gross. The chemistry between Aniston and Sudeikis is almost non-existent and the cute, we're really becoming a family premise, has been done better with David Duchovny and Demi Moore in The Joneses. All in all, We're the Millers, is watchable, but hardly the hit comedy of the summer.
What the movie did do was make me want to cross over the bridge to New Jersey for Mexican food. Earlier this month I was house sitting in Collingswood NJ and really enjoyed trying a little Mexican food spot called The Tortilla Press- where I had a Sweet Potato Burrito - Grilled chicken breast, chile mushrooms with roasted sweet potato, lettuce, tomato, avocado, cheddar~jack cheese, pinto beans & guajillo chile salsa. Served with cantina slaw $14. All the soft textures made it comfort food. I never would have considered putting avocado and sweet potatoes together, but it earned a 3.5 Tine rating!
Dining "Tine" Rating System: * Excellent - 4 Tines / * Great - 3 Tines / * Good - 2 Tines / * Fair - 1 Tine / * Poor - Tarnished
LAMB Score: 2 out of 5
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Labels: Comedy, deception, drug dealer, grass, Jennifer Aniston, LeBron, marijuana, Mexican cuisine, New Line Cinema, RV, spiders, stripper, summer 2013, Warner Bros. Pictures, We're the Millers, weed


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The Handmaid's Tale – A season too far already?
Leave a comment on this post and you'll go into the draw to win Jen's slightly second-hand copy of The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. Post by Jennifer McDonald
Unless you've been living in a cave for the past 18 months you couldn't have failed to notice the hubbub surrounding the screen adaptation of Margaret Atwood's Booker Prize winning The Handmaid's Tale starring Elizabeth Moss, Yvonne Strahovski and Joseph Fiennes.
I'm no TV show critic so I'll spare you the addition of my voice to the chorus of reviews on the second instalment of this Hulu Original series. I'm also not a purist about screen adaptations of brilliant books like The Handmaid's Tale. I understand that stories told in books are often enhanced and expanded for the screen, large and small, particularly when the producers are trying to eke as many seasons as possible out of the original print concept. I accept that and occasionally delight in the fruit of their efforts. But as a publisher and a great believer in the excruciating impact good fiction can sometimes have on the real world, you can hardly blame me for standing up for books.
A New York Times review by Margaret Lyons (republished in The New Daily) said it best. While Season Two had retained its stunning visuals (think blood red-clad handmaids walking beside grey sandstone walls or filmed from above running through stark white snowscapes) Lyons asserts that the TV version of The Handmaid's Tale appears to have 'run out of story'.
Right about now, anyone who's read Atwood's astonishing book (or any of her books for that matter) would have to be asking themselves, how could that happen and so quickly?
The Handmaid's Tale burst onto our screens in 2017 just after Trump made history as the US's first pussy-grabbing President. Who can forget the infamous photograph of him in the Oval Office, surrounded by blokes, signing an executive order to ban federal funding to international groups providing information on abortions? No wonder The Handmaid's Tale was the darling of the 2017 awards season. Offred/June's words during one of her pre-Gilead flashbacks seemed chillingly close to home - 'That's how we let it happen.'
After such a strong start out of the blocks, season two is in danger of losing the plot, descending into what Lyons describes in her review as little more than 'torture porn' with circular, obscure and sometimes dead-end storylines. More than once while viewing this season I was bored enough to contemplate turning the TV off. For someone who had trouble putting the book down, that's nothing short of a travesty!
Margaret Atwood's original work is so rich in narrative tributaries feeding into the wild rapids of a dystopian feminist nightmare I find it impossible to accept that the screen representation could be 'running out of story'. It's more likely that, flush with the acclaim and success of the first season, the book's themes have fallen by the wayside or been sacrificed for the entertainment value of whippings, rapes, executions, death by radiation poisoning and forced separations of mothers and their babies.
You see? There's still plenty of modern day relevance in this futuristic fiction so it's not too late to salvage The Handmaid's Tale for at least another few seasons yet. One need look no further than the book. If I was executive producer for a day, here's what I'd run with:
Pursue Serena Joy's backstory: The TV series made a very promising start on this but to my mind, it's low hanging fruit that season two just left hanging. In the book, the pre-Gilead Serena was a gospel singer who made speeches in support of 'traditional values' and a-woman's-place-being-in-the-home. While being the wife of a Commander afforded certain privileges denied to other women in Gilead, Serena is as oppressed as the rest of them. In a recent re-read of the book I came across Offred's telling observation of the Commander's wife:
'She doesn't make speeches any more. She has become speechless. She stays in her home but it doesn't seem to agree with her. How furious she must be now that she's been taken at her word.'
Furious indeed. The actor who plays Serena Joy Waterford, Yvonne Strahovski, has just been nominated for an Emmy, providing a big fat clue to the value of this highly ironic character's storyline.
Take a closer look at Aunt Lydia: This character (played so immaculately by Ann Dowd, another Emmy award winner for her part in The Handmaid's Tales first season) is the starkest example of a most perplexing and horrifying theme of the book - the subjugation and humiliation of women by other women. While this phenomenon isn't new (think the Aufseherinnen in Nazi Germany's concentration camps) the motivations behind the cruelty of Aunt Lydia and her cohorts in the realm of Gilead would be rich pickings for a very interesting continuing narrative.
The roles and fates of 'lesser men': And no, I don't mean Nick the driver-cum-security guard of the Waterford household, even though his role is both obscure and fascinating in the book as well as the TV series. I mean the other non-Commander types. We already know that males who happened to be homosexual, intellectuals, political dissidents, journalists or doctors who worked in the field of women's reproductive health (if you get my meaning) were hunted down and slaughtered by the incoming Gilead regime. But what of the ordinary men who were not fortunate enough to be afforded Commander status?
In the book Offred observes that many of the security guards on the street are no more than adolescents who've known no other life before Gilead. Now, they're equipped with machine guns and combat gear which, thanks to their limited life experience, they sometimes use injudiciously. These young men are sworn to protect the handmaids as they walk two-by-two to the shops. But looking at them or, God forbid, touching them, is a criminal offence punishable by execution. Too young and insignificant to be afforded State-issued 'wives' and in the absence of books and magazines, porn films or even prostitutes (these are the preserve of the ruling class) Offred wonders what kind of outlet these young men have for their raging testosterone?
Towards the end of the book, one of these 'guardians' is the subject of a particularly gruesome ceremony where handmaids are let loose to tear him apart with their bare hands as penance for a supposed rape. In the TV series, the young guardian assigned to the Waterfords home makes off with Eden, the new, 15 year-old wife assigned to Nick the driver. When they're caught, both are ceremoniously and simultaneously executed for the crime of falling in love. All evidence to the gun-slinging contrary, it would seem that an ordinary young man in Gilead is a particularly powerless creature.
And then there's the Historical Notes on The Handmaid's Tale section at the end of the book, a particular stroke of Atwood fictional genius. This epilogue of sorts is recounted as a partial transcript of a paper delivered at the Twelfth Symposium of Gileadean Studies in 2195 by Professor Pieixoto of England's Cambridge University. Clearly, by this time, Gilead is a but a blip on the horizon of world history.
The Professor's paper chronicles the discovery of some cassette tape recordings of a woman's voice, uncovered in what would have been the state of Maine prior to being enveloped by Gilead. These tapes have been transcribed and entitled The Handmaid's Tale. Offred is identified as the narrator and her story provides incredible insight into the culture and workings of the Gilead regime. Professor Pieixoto's retrospective conclusions about State-institutionalised procreation, while vastly informative, are highly objective and clinical as evidenced by this passage:
'If I may be permitted an editorial aside, allow me to say that in my opinion we must be cautious about passing moral judgement upon the Gileadeans… [their] society was under a good deal of pressure, demographic and otherwise, and it was subject to factors from which we ourselves are happily more free. Our job is not to censure but to understand. (Applause from the audience.)'
I'd forgotten about this epilogue until I reread the book in preparation for writing this post. Seems to me that the TV show producers and scriptwriters could do a lot worse than revisit the book for viable, contemporarily relevant themes to underpin several more series of The Handmaid's Tale. Running out of story? Please…
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This another song from Millencolin: Puzzle.
Please put it up or tell me any necessary corrections with format etc.
WE DID IT !!! This is a brand new Millencolin song off their new album FOR MONKEYS. This chord/tab was a load of work, so we'd really appreciate your comments/corrections (if necessary).The powerchords are explained below the song.
We're under stress again, under stress again.
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The episode starts with Akash and his parents coming out of Sarla's house. Akash's father scolds his wife for insulting Rachna and her family. He says she has not changed her mind of chawl dweller.
Sarla says Madhavi that she should be happy that Rachna is not marrying a goon like Akash. Suresh says he will get the DNA test done. Madhavi asks if he has gone mad. Suresh says he will do it for himself and will prove Rachna's innocence. They insulted his sister, now he will insult them. He will give them proof and will give them the pain which they gave to Rachna. He will break their palace with his small street's brick.
to call Bulbul and check. He calls Bulbul and asks about file, but Bulbul starts bad mouthing about Purab and says she will leave the job and asks him also to leave the job and cuts the call. Purab asks his staff if he made a mistake by doubting Bulbul. He says he people usually work in a small company to interact with their employer personally and Bulbul thinks the same, he does not think Bulbul would have stolen his files. He then asks Purab not to remove him from job. Purab agrees. He goes and sits on his chair. His secretary comes and says he is angry on himself, not on Bulbul. Purab says Bulbul is very arrogant. Secretary says Bulbul is a good girl and says he looks at Bulbul lovingly and he has removed her from job but not from his mind, she is different and he should get her back.
Daadi applies hair oil on Abhi's scalp. He says he does not like the smell of oil. She says her hair oil is better than his weird products that he endorses. He says he will get sleep if she massages his head like this. He asks her to sleep then. He says he is very busy with ad campaigns, etc. She says he should get married then. She says he does not want to marry and Akash is about to marry, but got into big trouble. Abhi says Akash made the issue complicated. Daadi says is Rachna's child is Akash's, then she will force Akash marry Rachna. Abhi assures her that he will let happen whatever she likes. Daadi says he gets sleep on her lap as he feels her dearness, similarly he will get his wife's dearness once he marries.
Pragya asks Rachna not to worry and helps her asleep. Suresh watches her from the window. Pragya looks at him and thinks like he helps her, she will help him no mattery whatever it happens. Suresh goes to sleep and remembers Pragya's words taht she will not let their friendship come in between love and will be his friend forever.
Akash's mom says daadi that Rachna had 3-4 affairs before Akash and her parents agreed about that. They should know if Rachna'a child is Akash's or not. She says she will let Akash marry Rachna if daadi insists even though if the child is not Akash's. Abhi gets a call from Purab about the payment of 40 lakhs advertisement. Abhi says he will take 40 lakhs and will give 3-4 shots in 30 minutes. Purab says he will inform the client. Akash's mom smirks hearing about money.
Akash's mom sees him drinking protein shakes and scolds him. Akash says he will build muscles like Abhi. Mom says Abhi gets 40 lakhs for these muscles, but her sons are fit for nothing. She says Akash that he should marry his fiance at any cost and asks him to call Rachna on date, rest to leave it on her.
Pragya and Bulbul get ouf the house to bring milk. Pragya asks Bulbul why is she not going to work. Bulbul tries to joke, but then agrees that her boss removed her from work and says what Purrab did. Pragya says her boss cannot think her as thief, she should not get punished for what she did not do. Bulbul says she is right and she will prove that Purab is wrong.
Abhi and Purab are traveling a car for Abhi's studio. Purab says it is a short cut to studio. Abhi's car splashes dirt on Pragya, and Pragya's whole bodya nd face gets smeared with dirty. Bulbul gets angry and throws stone on Abhi's car. She goes to bring water for Pragya to wash her face. Abhi stops his car and comes near Pragya. He scolds Pragya for walking on the road carelessly. She says it is his mistake. Abhi asks why did she throw stone on his car. Pragya says she did not. Abhi says she is lying and says he is Abhi. She says she knows he is Abhi. He says she must be not liking his songs and says he was getting 40 lakhs for 1 hour and she wasted his 10 minutes, so she wasted 4 lakhs. Pragya says she did not ask him to come out of the car, instead he splashed dirt on her face. She says he very careless and starts scolding him. He just listens to her silently. She keeps on scolding him and tells him what she is feeling. She says she would have asked him sorry if she had made a mistake. Abhi says she is a teacher, so she is lecturing. Pragya asks him to go from here before she files a police complaint. Abhi gives his kerchief to her and leaves. Allah wariyaaan…. song plays in the background. Abhi gets back into the car and starts scolding Pragya. Bulbul sees Abhi and starts running behind his car.
Pragya says she does not like seeing Abhi's face and hope she does not see him in life again. Abhi tells same words to Purab.
Precap: Suresh says Akash has to come for DNA test and he wants to take Akash with him, but Akash does not agree to come with him.
today's episode was awesome…hope to see more of pragya and abhi….


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Call of Duty • Nov 06, 2018
OpTic Gaming's Dashy has revealed why fellow pro players call him Bruce
OpTic Gaming Call of Duty player Brandon 'Dashy' Otell has finally explained why his fellow pro players call him 'Bruce' instead of his actual name.
When Dashy is streaming, viewers can often hear the OpTic star's peers in the Call of Duty scene referring to him as Bruce, leaving fans confused as to where this nickname has came from.
Thankfully, Dashy has finally revealed where the name comes from, and told the funny story of how Renato 'Saints' Forza originally coined the moniker.
Dashy explained that the nickname began during the World War II season, when his sleep schedule was all over the place. Otell says that one day after waking up, he immediately hopped into a call to play eights with other players and they found out that his voice was incredibly deep when he wakes up.
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Saints couldn't believe how deep Dashy's voice was, joking: "Is that Batman? Is that Bruce [Wayne]? Yo it's Dash, I'm just going to call you Bruce from now on."
Batman is known for speaking in a deeper register in an attempt to disguise himself from those who may recognize his true voice - as shown by Christian Bale in his portrayal of the caped crusader in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy.
Dashy clearly doesn't mind his comparison to Batman, laughing: "Ever since then it's been a staple, I don't mind it. I'm Batman, it's a good compliment."
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Home Gloucester Blackfriars
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Gloucester Blackfriars is the most complete Dominican priory in England. The Dominicans first came to Gloucester in the first half of the 13th century and the priory was completed in about 1270.
The scriptorium, where the friars copied manuscripts, is the most complete building on the site
The Dominicans, named Blackfriars because of the robes they wore, had a special interest in education, and the church at the priory was made larger to allow the public to come in and listen to the sermons. They also had a special building called a Scriptorium, which was used as a library and an area where the monks could write and copy manuscripts. The monks would work in individual writing booths, the remains of which can still be seen today.
After Henry VIII had suppressed the monasteries the building was sold and turned into a private home. Extra floors were created in the roof space of the church and new windows and fireplaces were added to make it habitable as a home. The Scriptorium was used for various businesses including weaving and bottling.
These alcoves once contained basins for the monks to wash their hands before entering the refectory
Some of the ruined priory buildings
Example of the priory windows
A piscina, for washing out he holy chalice
The ruined exterior
The building came under the care of English Heritage in the 1960's as an important Dominican Priory. Much work has been done to restore the remaining building, including removing all the post medieval floors and partitions to showcase the original features.
The site is very small and a visit here does not take up much time. There are no facilities, but it is right in the middle of Gloucester so there are plenty of refreshments opportunities close by. There is a children's trail available, it is not obvious though so you may have to ask the custodian for one. The site has very reduced opening hours, currently Sundays and Mondays only, so if you want to visit you need to plan around that.
Gloucester has other attractions on offer if you want to make a longer day trip, for example nearby Gloucester Cathedral is awesome to visit, the ceiling in the cloisters is magnificent. Kids (and adults for that matter) may recognise the cloisters from the Harry Potter films which were filmed on location at the cathedral. Also of interest to history fans are the royal tombs. Gloucester Cathedral has the tomb of Edward II who was murdered at nearby Berkeley Castle, Robert Duke of Normandy who was the son of William the Conqueror and Osric a Prince of Mercia who founded a monastery on the cathedral site in the year 678.
A short walk from the cathedral via the ancient King Edward's Gate brings you to Gloucester Docks, a recently renovated area with a tasteful mix of old and new buildings housing shops, cafes and several museums. From the Waterways Museum you can take a boat ride through the docks and along the canal, this was very popular with families with children of all ages on the day we went.
Inside the priory church, a column and archway were hidden during Tudor renovations
Another example of alterations to the archways
Detail of the wooden roof
A large stone lectern
Remains of a tomb found under the floor
Inside the Scriptorium, the remains of the writing booths
A model of the roof
Information board from the priory
As this is a website about castles I thought I would finish with a word about Gloucester Castle. This large defence was built shortly after the Norman conquest and was in use until it was demolished in 1787 and the town's prison built on the site. It was thought the castle was totally lost but a recent renovation of the prison has revealed the foundations of the castle. The owners are currently considering how to incorporate the remains into the new buildings planned for the site. Fingers crossed that they will allow public access to the remains of this once mighty castle.
King Edward's gate
Gloucester Cathedal cloisters were featured in the Harry Potter films
Tomb of Edward II in Gloucester Cathderal
Perhaps a boat trip on Gloucester Docks?
Notice board about Gloucester Castle
More info: English Heritage Gloucester Blackfriars
Category: Abbeys and Religious Sites


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