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Bob Murphy, identity politics, U.S. women's soccer team
Bob Murphy on How Identity Politics Hurts Everyone
By David Henderson
I rarely find time to listen to podcasts that are longer than 10 minutes. But I found the following description intriguing:
Pointing to a recent Twitter thread from a progressive detailing his white male cisness, Bob shows how narrow the focus is on only particular "privileges" and not others. More generally, the effort to demonize white men is causing young people great harm, whether white or otherwise. The movement is based on power politics and relies on economic ignorance.
Bob Murphy is a friend but that's not typically enough to get me listening. In this case I was glad I did.
The podcast is titled "Identity Politics Is Hurting Young People–Of all Colors," July 9, 2020.
If you're in a hurry, start at about 1:30 and go to about 15:00. You'll get his most important message. But also I thought that the material in the last 5 or 6 minutes, where he discusses the U.S. women's soccer team, was very good also.
Once the diversity trainers have established this basic conceptual framework, they encourage white employees to "practice self-talk that affirms [their] complicity in racism" and work on "undoing [their] own whiteness." As part of this process, white employees must abandon their "white normative behavior" and learn to let go of their "comfort," "physical safety," "social status," and "relationships with some other white people." As writer James Lindsay has pointed out, this is not the language of human resources; it is the language of cult programming—persuading members they are defective in some predefined manner, exploiting their emotional vulnerabilities, and isolating them from previous relationships.
This is from Christopher F. Rufo, "Cult Programming in Seattle," City Journal, July 8. It supports Murphy's claim that it isn't just about privilege and advantage but is also about guilt. That relates to the discussion in the comments below between Mark Z and me.
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Joseph Sternum
Jul 10 2020 at 9:28pm
Emphasis on certain group dynamics over others in political discussions has to do with the amount of resentment these groups feel for each other, and the degree to which they are central to peoples' identities. Not "importance" in any sense. People don't focus on class or age groups in 2020 because people don't identify as strongly with class or age groups as they do their race or gender.
Jul 10 2020 at 11:27pm
I think one response to this is that 'privilege' and 'guilt' aren't the same thing. Acknowledging privilege doesn't amount to conceding that one has done anything wrong and deserves to be punished. Now, discussions of racial/gender privilege often do explicitly or implicitly impute guilt (sometimes phrased as "responsibility", which I would say usually implies guilt) to the ostensibly privileged party, but conceptually at least, privilege doesn't necessarily imply guilt. I agree with Murphy's commentary, but it may be orthogonal to the theoretical argument of the twitter threat he discussed.
I think the greater weakness of such claims is that they are largely dependent on personal anecdotes or conventional wisdom, not actual evidence. For example, one of my privileges as a male, supposedly, is that people don't expect and tell me to smile… except, people (especially women, ironically) often do ask/tell me to smile. It's quite common. I'm not sure how it became accepted that this is something that only happens to women. Maybe I'm just a particularly dour person. I'm also pretty sure it's just a way of saying 'cheer up' rather than anything sexist. Going through any 'privilege checklist,' it's easy to find items that in my experience have not applied to me that are supposed to. Much of it seems extrapolated from personal experiences plus confirmation bias rather than data. Some putative privileges may be difficult to test experimentally, but the absence of good data doesn't justify extrapolation from bad data (like selections of anecdotes).
Jul 11 2020 at 9:31am
I think one response to this is that 'privilege' and 'guilt' aren't the same thing. Acknowledging privilege doesn't amount to conceding that one has done anything wrong and deserves to be punished.
Good point. I noticed that jump too. But then you got where I got when you wrote:
Now, discussions of racial/gender privilege often do explicitly or implicitly impute guilt (sometimes phrased as "responsibility", which I would say usually implies guilt) to the ostensibly privileged party,
That's why I didn't highlight the jump. But you're right to point it out.
Rob Weir
I think the immediate problem is that the word "privilege" is a loaded term. Historically, there were the things that were seen as widely-held rights. That was normal. Then there were those who had a detriment, who got less than a full dose of what everyone else got, say convicted felons deprived of the right to vote. And then there were those who got an extra portion compared to everyone else, say the privileges of titled nobility in 18th century France.
A key part of the American Revolution was eliminating privileges. We created a large swath of "normal" with substantial rights that applied by default. Yes, there were those who had a detriment, and those groups were many, at least initially, slaves, women, Catholics, etc. But our view of history was that we worked to bring all groups up to the base level of normal, in terms of de jure rights.
I think then it is intentionally provocative to reframe this view of society, one that I'd assert has been commonly understood since at least 1776, and collapse it into only two categories: those with privilege and those without. It becomes then a zero-sum game, rather than a project of ensuring our original understanding of rights is consistently respected. This reframing is more propagandistic than rational. It also is an example of a "persuasive definition" (a.k.a. a definition fallacy), used to bring along the emotional attachments of one definition of a word and apply it to an entirely difference meaning.
You put this so well. Thank you.
Thomas Hutcheson
I don't see any essential difference between saying that groups A,B, and C suffer certain disadvantages and to say that group D is "privileged" but it may help motivate the D to try to remove the disadvantages of ABC people more than "disadvantaged."
zeke5123
Jul 13 2020 at 10:36am
Because frame matters.
Saying A, B, and C are disadvantaged suggests the solution is to remove the disadvantage. It sees D as the norm.
Saying D is privileged vis-à-vis A, B, and C suggests the solution is to remove the privilege. It sees A, B, and C as the norm.
The first frame is building; the second frame is razing.
KevinDC
For example, one of my privileges as a male, supposedly, is that people don't expect and tell me to smile… except, people (especially women, ironically) often do ask/tell me to smile. It's quite common. I'm not sure how it became accepted that this is something that only happens to women.
This is also my experience. Throughout my life I've been told I "need to smile more" all the time. And even when I am smiling, I still get told I still need to smile "for real" because apparently the way I actually smile isn't good enough. (Looks too much like a smirk, or something.) I didn't even realize until fairly recently that this was considered to be something women in particular are unusually subjected to. When I heard that, out of curiosity, I asked my guy friends if they also get told they don't smile enough or should smile more. And all but one of them said the exact same thing – they all hear it all the time as well. The one exception is a friend who is just a really cheery person and is always grinning all the time anyway.
Another privilege I'm told I have, as a white person, is that I don't get asked questions like "where are you originally from?" Except, well, I've been asked that question thousands of times. As mentioned, I'm lily white (unless exposed to direct sunlight longer than four minutes, in which case I'm bright red), but I've had some version of this conversation my entire life:
Them: "Where are you from?"
Me: "I grew up in Washington."
Them: "No, I mean, where is your family from?"
Me: "My Mom was from California and my Dad was from Texas."
Them, getting annoyed: "No, I mean what's your nationality?"
Me: "I'm American."
Them, highly exasperated: "No I'm asking where your family was from before they came to America."
This has been an extremely common conversation for me, since elementary school through the present day. And it's hardly surprising. It's a well worn line about how America is a nation of immigrants, and every schoolchild learns about how families have come to America from every corner of the world to become Americans. And that, for better or worse, is a major part of the current American psyche. The people I was in conversation with thought it was terribly interesting to know that I'm "Irish American," but you don't hear a lot of people north of the border making sure people know they're "Italian Canadian" or whatever.
Apparently, this question is perceived differently when you ask someone who isn't white. When you ask someone who looks like me, it's taken as an interest in someone's family history, but if you ask someone who isn't white, it's said to convey a sense of suspicion, like a way of saying "You obviously don't belong here. Where are you really from?" I've managed to avoid offending people in this particular way, luckily, because it's a question I never ask. I find the fascination with national backgrounds boring at best and irritating at worst, so I tended to avoid the topic.
Vivian Darkbloom
I suggest that you tell those persons that you are smiling inside.
I usually give a brief awkward forced smile, then they tell me on second thought maybe I should stick to frowning (not really, but I'd get a laugh out of it if they did say that).
I am careful about people with that type advice. Asking for a smile regardless is basically demanding a fake expression at some level. An honest smile is great, but a fake one is often a lie.
I do have one privilege/advantage over a woman or minority in business. If I get screwed over by someone that is unscrupulous, I know it is because that person is a crook. As an older white male, I normally don't have to wonder if it is because of race or gender. Someone that doesn't have that advantage is more likely to give up in the face of real or perceived discrimination. That I have been in business for decades without becoming wealthy can be attributed to the face in the mirror, and knowing that is an advantage as I know where to look for the cure.
That I have been in business for decades without becoming wealthy can be attributed to the face in the mirror, and knowing that is an advantage as I know where to look for the cure.
I don't follow. Can you explain?
I haven't exactly failed, but I am a long way from where I thought I would be by now. I have only myself to blame for any shortfalls. I have a reasonable chance of addressing my shortcomings and blind spots because I know they are mine. I wouldn't be able to do that if I thought the system was "out to get me".
A different spin on this is that you don't blame racism for your troubles, where some people do even though there is no racism involved. The racism excuse is invoked many more times than actual racism is involved. It gives the person an 'out' as to why they failed. An outside source of failure is more palatable. I have tenants who over the last 20 years have told me they lost their jobs due to some kind of discrimination or another. I usually remind them that maybe it's that they don't often show up for work.
Identity politics is an odd concept. Why should (even "too much") awareness of one's racial, religious, gender, or ethnic identity lead to any particular policy position regarding carbon taxation, trade restrictions, structural deficits, immigration, reform of policing, financing of health insurance, or the degree of progressivity of income/consumption taxation?
SaveyourSelf
Love it. Great sentiment. Full of real humility and abundant arrogance at the same time. The contrast is delightful. Reminds me of Socrates.
Tyler Wells
I think John Hare has an excellent point. Imagine anytime that someone is rude to you thinking that it might be because your race. Anytime you don't get the job or the contract you know that there is a chance that it is because your race. Mind you, it could also be for all the normal reasons people are rude or don't get jobs and not due to race at all, but there would always be a doubt.
I think that there is an even more important advantage/priviledge that John has over an African American (black) person who is similary trying to be succesful in this world, he doesn't have to deal with the racism from within his own race. An African American trying to "make it" as a business owner, or in economics as is the case of the young man Bob was talking about, might very likely face pressure from their own community to not be an "oreo" (black outside, white inside) and be urged to "keep it real." Couple that with negative messages from popular culture, 15 minutes of listening to the lyrics of the most popular rap songs will make you think that Ozzy Osbourne wasn't that antisocial after all, and the pressure to conform heaps on. Finally, if you don't make it, your friends will always be happy to tell you that it is because of "the system" or "the man."
My sister is African-American and was adopted and raised in a white family. The real culture shock came for her when we went to middle school and were bused to the inner-city so that she could be around other African-americans. My sister is brilliant and, in the end, she became a master at switching her speach and dress to meet the occasion, to sound "black" when required or "white" when it benefited her. However, it was very painful, sometimes literally, for the both of us to make the adjustment.
Floccina
I liked the podcast because it seems to me that at least 98% of USAera are poorer due to slavery. That has seemed true to me but people seem to say the opposite, that the slaves were more productive than they would have been as free men. That's hard for me to believe.
A complication would be that slavery did increase the population and therefore the division of labor, but I would think that would have had much smaller effects than the inefficiencies of slavery AND division of labor is never mentioned in discussions about slavery.
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Tiny 'mechanical wrist' could allow scar-free surgery
By Duncan Geere 2015-07-24T08:47:00.204Z World of tech
Allows for much greater dexterity
You've probably heard of keyhole surgery, where complex surgical procedures are carried out through just a tiny incision in a patient's body. The next step is called 'needlescopic' surgery, which leaves wounds so small they can be closed with surgical tape.
While the technique has been around since the 1990s, it's extremely difficult and is only performed by a handful of surgeons around the world in a very limited set of circumstances - mostly revolving around getting rid of diseased tissue.
But a group of mechanical engineers has now developed a surgical robot with wrists less than 2mm thick that could revolutionise the practice. It allows the 'steerable needles' used by needlescopic surgeons to bend at the tip, giving doctors far greater dexterity with their tools.
A myriad potential applications
The invention will not only allow for a number of procedures that haven't been possible before, but it'll also permit the technique to be used in parts of the body that were previously beyond its reach - like the nose, throat, ears and the brain.
"Adding the wrists to the steerable needles greatly expands the system's usefulness," said Duke Herrell, a surgeon consulting on the project. "There are a myriad of potential applications in some really exciting areas such as endoscopic neurosurgery, operating within small lumens such as the ear, bronchus, urethra, etc. This would allow us to do surgeries that at present require much larger incisions and may even enable us to perform operations that are not feasible at present." [sic]
A paper describing the discovery was presented at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation.
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Ahmadiyya-Takfir and their cover-up job
This short essay will briefly cover the Ahmadiyya takfeer policy and its correlation with extremism in the Ahmadiyya movement. It should be noted that the split in the Ahmadiyya Movement which happened in 1914 was based on two opposing ideologies in terms of Takfeer, here is a neutral account of the differences in the two branches of Ahmadiyya:
"For some time, there had been two parties in this Movement over the question of takfir. One party believed that non-Ahmadis are Muslims even though they may not believe in Mirza sahib's claims. The other party, however, declared openly and clearly that those people who do not believe in Mirza sahib are kafir absolutely — inna li-llahi wa inna ilai-hi raji'un. The head of the latter party is Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad, and this faction has now made him khalifa but the first group does not accept this. The writing published in this connection by Maulana Muhammad Ali, and the wonderful and admirable courage he has shown in expressing these views while staying in Qadian, where the heads of the other party live, is truly an event which shall always be regarded as a memorable event of this year." (See Al-Hilal, dated 25 March 1914, edited by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad) (Also See "A Mighty Striving" by Mumtaz Ahmad Faruqi, page 111, online edition).
Factually, the debate of Takfeer in terms of Ahmadiyya had started as early 1891, as soon as MGA laid claim to being "the messiah" (1891), after consultation, the ulema of India declared MGA to be a Kafir, since MGA was hinting towards a claim of prophethood in his writings. However, MGA refused to accept this religious opinion (fatwa) and offered explanations in terms of his claim to prophethood, he claimed that the ulema was lying, he claimed that his prophethood was only metaphoric and thus the ulema had simply misunderstood his claim. He continued to deny any and all claims to prophethood in over 30 books that were published from 1891 to 1901.
In fact, in 1899, while writing Tiryaq ul Qulub (which was eventually published in 1902), MGA wrote that his deniers were not Kafirs, and since his claim wasnt that of prophethood. In fact, in that same year, he was ordered by the British Govt. to never call any of his deniers as Kafirs.
However, in Nov of 1901, he discovered a new definition of prophethood, and thus claimed prophethood officially, and thus proved the ulema of India as correct in their assumptions. However, he didnt come out and call his deniers as Kafirs per the Quran.
In 1904, MGA starting using a hadith wherein anyone who called a Muslim a Kafir was himself a Kafir, this was how MGA's policy in terms of Takfeer was evolving. However, he still hadnt dealt with his claim of prophethood and its implications on the Muslims of the world.
In the 1906-1907 era, MGA began writing about his deniers as a second class of Kafirs.
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/09/26/al-fazl-september-1917-proves-ahmadiyya-takfir-towards-all-sunnis-shias/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/01/20/a-fake-ahmadiyya-response-to-our-essays-which-expose-ahmadiyya-takfir-from-ahmadi-answers-com/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/01/18/in-1923-mirza-basheer-uddin-mahmud-ahmad-the-ahmadi-khalifa-he-ordered-ahmadis-to-stop-doing-takfir-on-muslims/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/?s=Takfir
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/?s=1911
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/01/20/mirza-mahmud-ahmads-speech-in-january-1913-saying-only-those-are-kafir-who-brand-ahmadis-as-kafir/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/12/18/ali-rizvi-mentions-the-lies-of-qasim-rashid-in-his-book-in-terms-of-takfir-from-ahmadis-to-muslims/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/12/22/mirza-nasir-ahmad-discussed-his-fathers-and-uncles-statements-on-takfir-in-1974-at-the-national-assembly-hearings/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/11/25/kashif-chaudhry-is-at-it-again-he-continues-to-accuse-muslims-in-america-of-takfir-and-calls-them-terrorists/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/08/22/ahmadiyya-takfir-and-their-cover-up-job/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/05/25/mirza-ghulam-ahmad-did-takfir-in-1890-1891-new-research/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/01/30/haqiqat-un-nubuwwat-1915-by-mirza-basheer-uddin-mahmud-ahmad-some-quotes-and-data/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2016/11/16/2009-tadhkirah-vs-the-2004-tadhkirah-in-terms-of-takfir/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/08/17/muhammad-ali-the-eventual-lahori-ahmadi-was-always-against-takfir-whereas-the-family-of-mga-was-not-1914/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/05/25/mirza-ghulam-ahmad-says-that-any-muslim-who-believes-in-abrogation-is-a-kafir/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/05/15/mirza-ghulam-ahmad-and-262-the-salvation-or-status-of-non-muslims-in-an-islamic-state/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/08/11/the-1976-english-edition-of-tadhkirah-now-available-for-free-download/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/07/13/mirza-bashir-ahmad-did-takfir-on-all-muslims-and-lahori-ahmadis-1916/
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/03/03/qasim-rashid-keeps-lying-about-his-messiahs-takfir/
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https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/02/23/mirza-basheer-uddin-mahmud-ahmad-had-20-children-with-7-wives/
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From 1901 to roughly 1924 Ahmadis believed MGA=Muhammad – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Ali Rizvi mentions the lies of Qasim Rashid in his book, in terms of Takfir from Ahmadis to Muslims – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Nooruddin and Allama Iqbal by Abdul Majeed Salik – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
2009 Tadhkirah vs. the 2004 Tadhkirah, in terms of Takfir – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
The 1976, English edition of Tadhkirah, now available for free download – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Al-Fazl, September 1917, proves Ahmadiyya Takfir towards all Sunni's/Shia's – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Muhammad Ali, the eventual Lahori-Ahmadi was always against Takfir, whereas the family of MGA was not (1914) – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
A fake Ahmadiyya response to our essays which expose Ahmadiyya Takfir from Ahmadi.answers.com – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
In 1923, Mirza Basheer-uddin Mahmud Ahmad, the Ahmadi Khalifa, he ordered Ahmadis to stop doing Takfir on Muslims – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Mirza Nasir Ahmad discussed his father's and uncle's statements on Takfir in 1974 at the National Assembly hearings – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Mirza Bashir Ahmad did Takfir on all Muslims and Lahori-Ahmadis (1916) – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog


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8 198.79 miles (319.93 km) S Pichoy Airport (ZAL) Valdivia, Chile
9 213.80 miles (344.07 km) ENE Comodoro D. Ricardo Salomón Airport (LGS) Malargüe, Mendoza, Argentina
10 221.43 miles (356.36 km) SE Zapala Airport (APZ) Zapala, Neuquén, Argentina
11 250.86 miles (403.72 km) SSE Aviador Carlos Campos Airport (CPC) San Martín de los Andes, Neuquén, Argentina
12 255.61 miles (411.36 km) SE Cutral Có Airport (CUT) Cutral Có, Neuquén, Argentina
13 265.23 miles (426.85 km) S Cañal Bajo Carlos Hott Siebert Airport (ZOS) Osorno, Chile
14 266.65 miles (429.13 km) NNE Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) Santiago, Chile
15 278.98 miles (448.97 km) NNE Viña del Mar Airport (KNA) Viña del Mar, Chile
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1 12,360.03 miles (19,891.49 km) NNW Qingyang Airport (IQN) Qingyang, Gansu, China
2 12,325.69 miles (19,836.23 km) NNE Yinchuan Hedong International Airport (INC) Yinchuan, Ningxia, China
3 12,324.16 miles (19,833.77 km) ENE Zhongwei Shapotou Airport (ZHY) Zhongwei, Ningxia, China
4 12,291.54 miles (19,781.27 km) W Yan'an Airport (ENY) Yan'an, Shaanxi, China
5 12,278.18 miles (19,759.77 km) NNE Alxa Left Banner Bayanhot Airport (AXF) Alxa Left Banner, Inner Mongolia, China
6 12,252.06 miles (19,717.73 km) E Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (ZGC) Lanzhou, Gansu, China
7 12,252.06 miles (19,717.73 km) E Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW) Lanzhou, Gansu, China
8 12,246.52 miles (19,708.82 km) NNW Xi'an Xianyang International Airport (XIY) Xianyang, Shaanxi, China
9 12,230.77 miles (19,683.46 km) NW Xi'an Xiguan Airport (SIA) Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
10 12,228.06 miles (19,679.10 km) N Wuhai Airport (WUA) Wuhai, Inner Mongolia, China
11 12,197.04 miles (19,629.18 km) WNW Lüliang Airport (LLV) Lüliang, Shanxi, China
12 12,190.61 miles (19,618.83 km) NW Ordos Ejin Horo Airport (DSN) Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China
13 12,180.50 miles (19,602.57 km) N Hanzhong Xiguan Airport (HZG) Hanzhong, Shaanxi, China
14 12,180.40 miles (19,602.40 km) WNW Yuncheng Guangong Airport (YCU) Yuncheng, China
15 12,165.00 miles (19,577.62 km) E Xining Caojiabao Airport (XNN) Xining, Qinghai, China


Characters & dialogue: I loved them SO much. They were just AMAZING. I loved their dialogue; it was so inspiring and encouraging (especially Charity Barnum's dialogue). Charity never complained, and she is so supportive of her husband, and soooo sweet. My favorite characters were Charity Barnum and Phillip Carlyle. Phillip is so sweet and he's an AMAZING singer. And of course Hugh Jackman was awesome as always! I loved his character; especially his Dad role. His two little girls were just precious as well.
And even though that critic guy didn't like Barnum's show, I liked how he still played a bigger role in the movie and was kind of like a help to Barnum in a way.
Music: Obviously I have to add music in, since this is a musical after all.
The music was probably the best part of the movie! I'm learning them on piano now. 😉 The lyrics of the songs are so beautiful.
And that is the end of my very first movie review! 🙂 I hope you enjoyed it!
I also just realized I still haven't posted that awards post. 😛 I guess I'll have to do that soon. 😉 Sorry to the people who tagged me and I haven't done the tags yet!!
I've not seen it, but since I just watched for the first time, certain other movies, who cares.
It's fine that you haven't seen it, but when you get the chance, it's a great movie to see if you ever want to watch it! 🙂 Thanks for dropping by!
Okay I'll keep your advice in memory.
Yes, yes, and yes! Loved The Greatest Showman!! I did a review on it yesterday, and I'm like, "I'm a year behind, but I don't care!" Lol. I watched it last year, but I've been offline from blogging for a few months 😓 I'm not typically one for musicals, but this was beautiful. Love the soundtrack.
I was just listening to the soundtrack this last week. I always forget how good it is!
The songs are AMAZING! I never get tired listening to them. 🙂 Thanks for the comment, and so sorry for the super late reply!
Best movie of all time!!
I had high aspirations for the movie but for me, it didn't deliver fully. I found the characters too shallow and the story-telling was too hasty. The songs were great, though. It could be a different perspective from a different age group. Just my two cents, though.
I agree! I love the soundtrack of this movie! I was also homeschooled growing up and I'm a Christian, too. My church back in my hometown recently did a message about The Greatest Showman (Okay, I know it sounds weird, but hand in there) and the pastor talked about how P.T. Barnum kept chasing fame and fortune and as a result, ruined his life! That, the happiest he found himself was when he didn't have much, but was with his family, and found happiness in the mundane! I just thought I'd share! Also, it looks like we have similar interests! If you want, come check out my blog thiswifestyle.com! I'm a few years older than you, but I'm kind of on the other side of homeschooling (the employed, married life). Anyway, I'm so excited I found your blog!
Hi there! This movie was awesome! Yeah, I loved the meaning behind it as well. 🙂 I'd love to check out your blog! I'm on hiatus at the moment, but I'll be sure to pop by. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!!
Really? 😀 I hope you enjoy it!! Hahaaa you should've watched the movie first! I like Rewrite the Stars, From Now On and Tightrope, although they're all so good!
Ikr? Yeah, I saw that! 😀 It was great!!
I just adore this movie so much!!
OH MY GOODNESS YES IT IS SUUUCH A GREAT MOVIE! I just watched it not too long ago and it is REALLY good! I LOVE the music and songs SOOO much! I have been annoying my family to death singing them so often! XD 😉 My fav characters were Phillip Carlyle and Anne Wheeler… That one part where she's like crying and singing rewrite the stars is just so…. AHH! *tears* IT was a REALLY good movie!
ISN'T IT???!!! Yessss so have I mwahahhaa. XD Yes I nearly cried so many times! Phillip is soooooo sweet!!! I was amazing!
Yess I know… I love him so much!! I loved when they did Rewrite The Stars!!
It would be so awesome if our theatre would do Greatest Showman for one of our musicals! It wouldn't be for a loong time though.
YEEEES!! That would be SOOO GREAT!!!
Yeah, Tightrope and Rewrite the Stars are my two favorite but I love them both!
Haha 😉 Ikr? It's so awesome!!
Wow really? Already? It's going to take me a while haha. XD Did you learn them of Youtube?
I got sheet music off a great website, musescore.com. It's free to sign up and has free access to a ton of sheet music uploaded by the users.
Cool! I'll have to check it out.


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Dr. Burch and his team kicked off this past holiday season with a special visit from Santa. It was a great way to bring a little holiday cheer not only to our family of patients, but Wheaton residents. Visitors of all ages had the opportunity to have a picture taken with Santa and Mrs. Claus, eat some goodies, and participate in voting for our team's best gingerbread house. Younger visitors enjoyed our coloring project and making some special yummy reindeer snack packages.
Matt Landstorm of Focus Optical donated a pair of lens to the winner of the Gingerbread contest. Congrats Katherine!
A big thank you to all that made our holiday event a success! As we begin the new year, Dr. Burch and his team wish you all a safe, happy and fantastic new year!


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Bridgerton Withdrawal? See the Cast's Behind-the-Scenes Photos
Love Bridgerton? You're not alone.
Ever since the show debuted on Christmas Day, fans can't seem to get enough of the latest Shonda Rhimes sensation.
Based on the popular book series by Julia Quinn, the period drama follows London's high society and their romantic pursuits. First, there are the Bridgertons, a family of eight siblings—all alphabetically named—who are led by their widowed mother Violet Bridgeton (Ruth Gemmell). The eldest son, Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey), attempts to find a suitor for his sister Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor). However, it's not as easy as it looks. But once she bumps into Duke Simon Basset (Regé-Jean Page), they strike up a plan and everything changes.
There are also the Featheringtons. Lord Featherington (Ben Miller) and Portia Featherington (Polly Walker) have three daughters—Philiippa (Harriet Cains), Prudence (Bessie Carter) and Penelope (Nicola Coughlan). Marina Thompson (Ruby Barker), a cousin, also comes to stay with the family in the middle of the social season.
The show features scandal, sexy scenes and of course the anonymous gossip Lady Whistledown (voiced by Julie Andrews).


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Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Rodgers And Hart Song Book Volume 1 180g 45rpm 2LP
Brand/Label/Format: *ORG Original Recordings Group Verve 180g 45rpm LP* (2LP)
Item Number: ORGLP0055-45
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Numbered, Limited Edition!
Michael Fremer Rated 11/11 Music, 10/11 Sound!!!
Mastered by Bernie Grundman from the Original Analog Master Tapes! Only 2500 Numbered Limited Edition Copies Worldwide!
Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Rodgers and Hart Songbook is a 1956 album by the American jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald, with a studio orchestra conducted and arranged by Buddy Bregman, focusing on the songs written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart.
It's something most everyone has experienced: whether at one of the great jazz festivals in Berlin, Montreux or Paris, or in a small, provincial jazz club which exudes the charm of a dingy jazz cavern in the Fifties - you sit, listen, and then rack your brain to remember the name of the number which the young jazz musician is playing with all his heart. Just what was the name? Put the Ella Sings The Rodgers And Hart Songbook album on your turntable and you're guaranteed to recall "The Lady Is A Tramp," "Spring Is Here" and "It Never Entered My Mind." All these and many more excellent ballads flowed out of the pens of the songwriting team. But don't make the mistake of associating merely scat singing taken at a cracking pace with the most famous and the BEST jazz vocalist between 1930 and 1995. This album more than demonstrates Ella Fitzgerald's excellent powers of expression and her brilliant modulations.
"Bernie Grundman nails the mastering helping to bring to life a superb project deserving of rejuvenation. There is no way in hell any digital edition of this could sound as genuine as this double 45. Most highly recommended!" - Michael Fremer, www.musicangle.com, 11/11 Music, 10/11 Sound!!!
"Mastered by Bernie Grundman, the sound is superb. Fitzgerald's pure voice and impeccable diction—on tongue twisters like "I Wish I Were In Love Again"—are beautifully captured. She's front and center, with halos of air surrounding her voice, and a band laid out behind her on a large soundstage." - Wayne Garcia, The Absolute Sound, December 2010, Issue 208, pg 170, 4/5 Music, 4.5/5 Sonics
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8. I Wish I Were In Love Again
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11. Where Or When
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The Surrey Food Festival will be held at Old Deer Park, Richmond-Upon-Thames on 27th & 28th April 2019, 10 am - 7 pm.
The gates will be opened at 10 am on both days for a thoroughly extravagant foodie sensual assault.
Local businesses will be showcasing an exquisite range of different food & drink, traders will be demonstrating and selling their products in the Marketplace, live music will be playing on stage throughout the event and there's even a Kids Zone to keep your little ones entertained while you indulge.
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Send your answer to competitions@womentalking.co.uk and place the word SURREY in the subject header. Also, include your unique Women Talking username with the submission.
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LOOK: Stephen and Seth Curry share brotherly moment
By admin on Sunday, December 30, 2018
Brothers Stephen Curry and Seth Curry met once again on Saturday night, and they had a special moment after the Golden State Warriors-Portland Trail Blazers game at the Moda Center.
Steph and Seth exchanged jerseys after the Warriors scored a 115-105 win over the Trail Blazers.
The official Twitter account of both teams made sure the moment will not go unnoticed, posting about the exchange of jerseys between Steph and his younger brother.
Family over everything pic.twitter.com/KNpV0MoLqa
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) December 30, 2018
Stephen Curry got the best of Seth on Saturday with the Warriors running away with their 24th win this season. The older Curry had a productive night, finishing with 25 points and eight rebounds. He also got a lot of help, as Klay Thompson posted 32 points and Kevin Durant chipped in 25 markers.
Seth, on the other hand, had a quiet night, finishing with only three points on 1-for-5 shooting in 16 minutes. It was a far cry from his performance against the Warriors on Thursday. Seth erupted for 11 points for Portland in their 110-109 overtime win against Golden State.
Portland's victory at the Oracle Arena was their first against Golden State on the road in the Steve Kerr era, according to ESPN. It was also a special night for Seth, as he finally defeated his brother in an NBA game for the first time in seven tries.
Before their first three meetings this season, Seth faced his more popular brother as a member of the Sacramento Kings and the Dallas Mavericks. Steph admitted after the game that facing his brother still feels weird.
"It was just a weird vibe," Steph said of facing his brother via NBC Sports. "Kinda surreal. Every time we play against each other, I enjoy it. My mom and sister in the crowd. I looked up at her asking her who she was rooting for."
Steph and Seth will face each other again on February 13 at the Moda Center in Portland.


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An anomaly is a change or deviation from what is considered typical - an irregularity or unexpected result.
Astronomy - the angular distance of an Earth satellite (or planet) from its perigee (or perihelion) as seen from the center of the Earth (sun).
Genetics - Genetic anomalies such as Down syndrome.
Geology - a geologic feature or structure that departs markedly from its surrounding environment with respect to composition, texture, or genesis.
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In the Creation Research Society Quarterly Volume 18, (March, 1982), John Woodmorappe produced a compilation of over 200 published instances of anomalously occurring fossils.
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by Michael Ford — last modified 17 Oct, 2021 08:33 AM
As our parishes become more internet-savvy, the line between 'in person' and 'online' is becoming blurred - but in a good way. Face-to-face services are often broadcast to those at home, and quality photography brings home the care taken in displays, activities and services.
Part of the Harvest display in Branksome St Aldhelm
Harvest is a time of celebration that can take many forms.
The likes of Devizes St John, St John's Church Tisbury and St Mary's Sixpenny Handley shared sets of photos of stunning flower displays and foodbank items, and St Andrew's West Stafford took the opportunity to spruce up their churchyard, as you can see here.
In the Beaminster Area Team, the Revd Jo Neary said:
"I am always hugely grateful for the talented people who arrange flowers in church. Their artistic skills bless us and enhance our beautiful worship spaces.
"Lord God, thank you for the gifts of creation and the gift of creativity. Give us a glimpse of your glory today. Amen."
Flower display in Tisbury
Foodbanks continue to be a theme, with St Francis' Church Salisbury collecting food and issuing a helpful list - similarly in Branksome St Aldhelm - and, at Holy Trinity Weymouth with St Nicholas, Father Andrew and Connor visited Weymouth foodbank on the Granby Industrial Estate. A Facebook post spoke of
"This amazing stash of goodies to those most in need in our community. Thank you to everyone who donated to our Harvest Festival celebration last Sunday. Your support makes a massive difference, it really does, so thank you from the bottom of our hearts."
Not to be outdone, Durrington CE Junior School in Wiltshire asked for donations for the elderly of the Friday lunch club in the village, with great success.
Visiting the foodbank on the Granby estate
In the White Horse Team newsletter, also in Wiltshire, the Revd Rebecca Harris remarked about the 'Jeremy Clarkson's Farm' TV programme opening eyes to the reality of farming and the need to support our framers.
And St John's Wimborne made sure that parishioners supported the local foodbank and Tearfund as part of their drive to help the needy, in the newsletter and in their services.
There were live broadcasts from St James' Church Poole Harvest All Age Service, St Andrew's Melksham with the Revd Alison Sowton,
St Thomas' Church Ensbury Park Harvest communion, and at Branksome St Aldhelm:
"All ages, all types and all joined in thanksgiving and celebration. Oh, and a typically thoughtful, funny and challenging address by Rona Orme."
Christ Church Warminster held their Harvest Festival at Dilton Court Farm, with sanitiser and service sheets administered by the Revd Lorraine Dobbins, as you can see here.
Attendee Gail Luke said:
"It was an absolutely cracking Harvest Festival, church at its best. Thank you every single soul who made it so special. Wonderful friends, fellowship and food. Bless you all."
Still to come, the likes of the Red Post Benefice are holding events. There is a Harvest Festival Arts Weekend at Winterborne Zelston on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th October.
Salway Ash altar display


Firing the question back is a way of sifting through our memories to pick up clues about what the questioner is asking.We understand the question okay, but we can't answer it until we fish out the right 'memory picture' in our heads.
In 'set-pattern' conversation, we manage much better: although, of course, when it comes to talking about your feelings, these patterns are no use at all. In fact, by relying on them too much you can end up saying the opposite of what you wanted to say. I swear conversation is such hard work! To make myself understand, it's like I have to speak in an unknown foreign language, every minute of every day.
I have finished 141〜150 of L2. The story is "Helen Keller".
"There were barriers still, it was true, but barriers that could in time be swept away. I was now eager to learn. Everything has name, and each name gave birth to a new thought."
I have finished 131〜140 of L2. The story is "Helen Keller".
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell led to this meeting. Helen dedicated her book to him.
"To Alexander Graham Bell, who has taught the deaf to speak, and enabled the listening ear to hear speech from the Atlantic to the Rockies, I dedicate this Story of My Life."
So I do understand things, but my way of remembering them works differently from everyone else's. I imagine a normal person's memory is arranged continuously, like a line. My memory, however, is more like a pool of dots. I'm always 'picking up' these dots - by asking my questions - so I can arrive back at the memory that the dots represent.
I have finished 121〜130 of L2. The story is "Helen Keller".
We can read her book! There is her autograph letter on the book.


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Rachel Chapman (PERSON10433)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 9 January 1604 & 14 January 1604
Residences: 'Emberton (now part of Milton Keynes)', c. 9 January 1604 & 28 January 1604
Elizabeth North (PERSON20433)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 21 September 1606
Residences: 'Bradwell (now part of Milton Keynes)', c. 21 September 1606 & 23 September 1606
Joan Burdell (PERSON10188)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 31 January 1603
Residences: 'Newport Pagnell (town)', c. 31 January 1603 & 11 August 1603
Catherine Burdon (PERSON10193)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 12 February 1603 & 30 May 1605
Residences: 'Newport Pagnell (town)', c. 12 February 1603 & 30 May 1605
Susan Earle (PERSON11454)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 12 January 1605 & 9 March 1605
Residence: 'Great Linford (village)', c. 9 March 1605
Joan Smith (PERSON25491)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 7 February 1609
Residences: 'Stony Stratford (village, now part of Milton Keynes)', c. 5 January 1609 & 7 February 1609
Margaret Cobland (PERSON29113)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 29 June 1611
Residences: 'Caldecote (in the parish of Newport Pagnell)', c. 29 June 1611 & 3 July 1611
Grace (PERSON8985)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 7 November 1603 & 19 November 1603
Residences: 'North Crawley (village)', c. 7 November 1603 & 19 November 1603
Elizabeth Ryemill (PERSON15548)
Occupations: 'Maid', c. 9 January 1605; 'Servant', c. 3 March 1605 & 10 April 1607
Residences: 'Shenley (village; now part of Milton Keynes)', c. 9 January 1605 & 3 March 1605; 'Wolverton (village)', c. 10 April 1607
Alice Jennings (PERSON20026)
Occupations: 'Maid', c. 29 September 1605 & 26 May 1606; 'Servant', c. 9 April 1607
Residences: 'Stantonbury', c. 29 September 1605 & 26 May 1606
Alice (PERSON42317)
Occupation: 'Maid', c. 1 July 1635
Residence: 'Stantonbury', c. 1 July 1635
Mary King (PERSON20087)
Occupations: 'Servant', c. 17 March 1605, 24 June 1605 & 10 March 1608; 'Maid', c. 3 February 1608
Residences: 'Newport Pagnell (town)', c. 17 March 1605, 24 June 1605, 3 February 1608 & 10 March 1608
Ellen Baker (PERSON9367)
Occupations: 'Maid', c. 1 May 1600; 'Servant', c. 14 May 1600
Residence: 'Great Linford (village)', c. 7 May 1600
Alice Beeby (PERSON9604)
Occupations: 'Servant', c. 9 July 1601, 30 December 1603 & 3 January 1604; 'Maid', c. 26 December 1603
Residences: 'Newport Pagnell (town)', c. 9 July 1601, 26 December 1603 & 30 December 1603
Agnes [Anne] Robbins (PERSON15360)
Occupations: 'Maid', c. 10 April 1601; 'Waiting woman', c. 5 October 1603
Residence: 'Foscote (also Foscott)', c. 10 April 1601
Elizabeth Nichols (PERSON20418)
Occupations: 'Servant', c. 29 April 1605; 'Maid', c. 4 May 1605
Residences: 'Middleton aka Milton Keynes (village)', c. 29 April 1605, 30 April 1605 & 4 May 1605
Elizabeth Sanders (PERSON58229)
Occupations: 'Servant', c. 26 November 1632 & 8 December 1632; 'Maid', c. 10 December 1632
Residence: 'Gayhurst', c. 10 December 1632
Catherine Adson (PERSON9058)
Occupations: 'Servant', c. 22 January 1601; 'Maid', c. 6 September 1604
Residences: 'Clifton Reynes', c. 22 January 1601 & 6 September 1604
Jane Arpyn (PERSON9231)
Occupations: 'Maid', c. 13 July 1602; 'Servant', c. 6 November 1602
Residences: 'Emberton (now part of Milton Keynes)', c. 13 July 1602 & 6 November 1602
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Occupation: 'Maid', c. 22 December 1600
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Total Space
Art | December 5, 2020 |
Image courtesy of Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Toni-Areal
October 23, 2020 – June 20, 2021
The exhibition Total Space at the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich invites visitors to immerse themselves in an overall sensory experience of space. Five design studios have created spaces for active discovery especially for the novel exhibition. While virtual formats are increasingly expanding the museum into the digital space these days – a trend that has been greatly accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic – visceral sensory experience is taking on a whole new meaning in on-site exhibitions. Elaborate stage sets and expansive installations captivate museum visitors all over the world. The new exhibition format known as Total Space dissolves the distance between viewers and the exhibited object, thus allowing them to immerse themselves in multi-layered experiential spaces.
The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich has now responded to this trend by inviting five design studios to create their own Total Space. The teams take a variety of different approaches to creating spaces where visitors will want to linger so they can vividly experience the effects of these designed environments. Innovative spatial concepts devised by five design studios The duo Kueng Caputo from Zurich presents a dense forest of columns that repurposes by-products from the various stages of their design process from initial idea to finished design, thus rendering the process both visible and tangible.
The Luftwerk studio from Chicago modulates color, light, and form to shape a lively yet meditative environment that contracts and expands as it goes through continuous transformations. In response to the sterile White Cube-the typical white-walled museum space-the team from Soft Baroque in London tries to throw visitors off balance in a Total Space that endlessly rotates and tilts. The Berlin design office Sucuk und Bratwurst for their part allude to the completely scale-free digital world where they do most of their work with an oversized children's room, a surreal installation that blurs the boundaries to analogue reality. Finally, in the mirror cabinet designed by the Zurich architect duo Trix and Robert Haussmann visitors find themselves at center stage as they experience the illusion of infinite spatial depth created by reflections.
Overview and background. Visitors can experience the five spaces without referring to any explanatory texts, but if they would like some background information on the exhibition's theme, they will find it in a central round room resembling a walk-in Wikipedia article. Several additional rooms function as footnotes, illustrating the new term Total Space with examples from the past and present. The exhibition thus not only provides a current overview of the subject but also reflects on the future of sensually staged museum experiences.
more. www.museum-gestaltung.ch
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (WJBK) - "Black Panther" is breaking new ground in the superhero genre. A black actor is in the leading role, and the rest of the cast is predominately black as well. Efforts are growing to make sure every kid who wants to see it can afford a ticket.
One of those efforts for Black youth is happening right here in Michigan.
Jermaine Dickerson's organization, Hero Nation Ypsilanti, is raising money to take nearly 150 students from Ypsilanti Community High School to see "Black Panther" when it hits theaters later this month.
"I don't think I can recall the last time I saw a film that featured Africa outside of the impoverished or white-saver context," Dickerson says.
Dickerson says there's a reason why he believes this movie and its action heroes can help revolutionize someone's life.
"Fiction has this ability to empower in some very interesting ways, and it has lifesaving capabilities," he says. So far, Dickerson's initiative has raised a little more than $10,000 to help students see the movie.
"Our reaction was, we went ballistic," says student Maximilian Harper.
"Movie tickets are really expensive nowadays," says Deahja Tigner.
Ypsilanti High School principal Corey Gildersleeve believes it's an opportunity of a lifetime.
"The opportunity to have them go and experience this through these wonderful donations we have been so fortunate to get is going to be great for our students, and we're looking forward to them getting to enjoy this experience," he says.
Dickerson says he knows all about being inspired by a superhero, because he, himself, was inspired by Superman.
"I've been inspired by him all my life," he says.
Money raised through Dickerson's program will pay for the kids' movie tickets, snacks and a special surprise for every student. But Dickerson says the real mission is to get these students inspired.
If you would like to donate, go to https://www.youcaring.com/heronation-1060613.
"Black Panther" hits theaters on Friday, February 16, 2018.


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3 Apr 2018 - 9:36am
The Rock reveals battle with depression
"Depression never discriminates."
Dwayne Johnson revealed his battle with depression in an interview with the Express. 'The Rock' said he hit a huge low after his dream of playing pro football lay in tatters through injury and he and his then girlfriend split. "I reached ...
Planet 51 Review
A bland homage to better films.
Planet 51 is a family-oriented animation made by a Madrid-based digital entertainment company called Ilion in conjunction with Britain's Handmade Films, best known for the Monty Python movies.
Faster Review
Revenge flick shoots nothing but blanks.
In Faster, a vicious revenge flick riddled with unfulfilled ambitions, Dwayne Johnson shelves his recent family-friendly image (Race to Witch Mountain, Tooth Fairy) to portray a monomaniacal update of Clint Eastwood's The Man with No Name.
The Scorpion King Review
You`d never have guessed it but five thousand years ago, before the time of the Pyramids, an evil warlord, elevated because of his fighting prowess, is set to take over the world. His name is Memnon - an inauspicious feature film debut by Steven...
Welcome To The Jungle Review
Former wrestler The Rock is stepping into Arnie's shoes in Welcome to the Jungle. He plays Beck, a closer of deals, a gofer for his boss whose son he's sent to retrieve from adventures in Brazil. Arriving in El Dorado Beck discovers the town is...
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Gallio (Ghèl en cimbre) est une commune de la province de Vicence en Vénétie (Italie).

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Hameaux

Communes limitrophes
Asiago, Enego, Foza

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Commune dans la province de Vicence
Station de sports d'hiver en Vénétie


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Cinesite
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Cinesite, est. in 1991, is an independently owned visual effects and feature animation studio built around a team of exceptional artists. The company is known for delivering high-end effects and creating photo real settings that make an invisible but flawless impact on every scene. With facilities in London, Montreal and Vancouver (partner Image Engine), the group has a prestigious list of credits including Independence Day Resurgence, The Revenant, Spectre, Deadpool, Ant-Man, Chappie and Jurassic World, to name a few. Together, the studios are committed to furthering the art of visual storytelling, and pushing the boundaries of artistic and technical achievement.
VES Award Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature
The Revenant won in the strongly contested category Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature. Cinesite Visual Effects Supervisor Nicolas Chevallier was on stage to collect his first VES award, alongside production Visual Effects Supervisor Rich McBride. http://www.cinesite.com/cinesite-success-at-the-14th-annual-visual-effects-society-awards/
Emmy Award Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series
Cinesite won the Emmy Award for Rome in 2006
People who have worked with Cinesite
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Nom de Plume
By Fishpool on October 27, 2015 in BACK OF THE SHED, Bits 'n Pieces Issue 27, BITS'N'PIECES
Back near the beginning of all things, soon after the esteemed editor of Fallon's angler, Garrett himself, realised the folly of tackling Bits and Pieces by himself, his saviour, Fishpool, highlighted the life of 'BB' – one of our most loved and lyrical angling writers.
Of course, 'BB' was but a pen name for Denys Watkins-Pitchford, taken from the size of shot with which he might down a duck or sink a float. Such a ploy was not new in the literary world. Back in the 19th Century, Mary Ann Evans feared that her writing would not be taken seriously due to her sex and so published under the gender-neutral name George Eliot. Would novels such as Middlemarch and The Mill on the Floss have been so well received had their author been known as a woman?
Ever since, the alias has been common. CS Forester was really Cecil Smith, John le Carre was David Cornwall and George Orwell was actually Eric Blair.
And though BB is unusual among fishing writers having used a nom de plume, many of us, particularly in the online world, use names other than our own. Perhaps anglers are more confident with a secret identity – they can cast a line without fear of getting a bite. Whatever the reason, Fishpool will stay proud of his or her own identity….
River Habitats for Coarse Fish by Mark Everard
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Billy the Fish
The Coppermill Stream


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