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Trent and Parth, without enough money for a hotel room, feel a connection and want to keep talking, so they get off the train and walk around Vienna.
BEFORE SUNRISE (1995) Discussion with Addison Loveland
All right, I haven't, admittedly insane, idea, but if I don't ask you, this is just you know, it's gonna held me the rest of my life. But I want to keep talking to you. You know, I have no idea what your situation is, but, uh, but I feel like we have some kind of connection. Right, yeah, me too. Right, well, great. So listen, here's a deal. This is what we should do. You should get off the train with me here in Vienna and come check out the town. So part what have you been eating? Trendst Mr Al Gare, nice to see you, by the way. You're looking well. It's all we always a pleasure. I recently had chocolate chip cookies that my brother made or they were they homemade, or was it out of like the dough roll home at the process? No, no, no, Trent, the Marat's don't take anything. You know, we don't do anything halfway. My brother started from scratch. He's a real shit. Speaking of cookies, do you know whenever you've finished like a meal and you're like, oh now I just need something sweet? So I finished lunch and I needed something sweet, but we were out of all the standard dessert options. So then I got desperate and the closest I could get the sugar in my body was spare chocolate chip in the cupboard. So I didn't get the full package deal of cookies like you. I just got I just got one, a single ingredient. Addie, wait your I got our guests in the show this week. Would you have ad is, a local woman? Welcome, thank you. This morning I had eggs and then I just a minute ago, I too had a cookie. It was Oha. Which one that Shit of? What variety? Oh, no, chocolate chip, homemade. So you and part are conspiring against me, Addie. What's your what's your opinion on the on the on the cookie bars are you? Do do prefer chocolate chip? Do you like OATMEAL and Raisin? And this was some weird combination. I've never had an oatmeal and chocolate chip cookie. Yeah, that's that's my all time favorite cookie without the raisins, but I think, I think I would still eat it with raisins, but I would never personally make it with raisins. Yeah, I think it's good. We all gathered here today to just shit on raisins and why anyone would ever think to include them in a cookie. Because you had such a good thing going and why introduced this new this new variable, like raising friend time. I'm a big fan of Oat meal and raisin cookies. You can't keep slandering them like this. But you're going to look at me with the straight face and tell me that you if you had to choose between a chocolate chip cookie or an oatmeal raisin cookie for the rest of your life? What's your what's your decision? I don't know. I really like oat meal, like the taste of Oat meal, but you can still have vote me. I was a separate entity. Addie isn't. I would go as far as the say, an OATMEAL addict. She knows the thing or two about cupped morning oatmeal and I wrong. You are, you're right, right. That's my go to Trent. How do we how do you want to Segue? Wait, you want to sort the show? Wait, I mean if you want or that's a thing you'd be interested in. You. We've a podcast. There's an intro, their different segments and it's time and we have in introduction music. Welcome back to craft services, where we talk about Trent, the movies. We have a podcast. This is our show about the movie. It's a film. It's a film podcast show. Each week we talked about a film and hopefully have a crew member of that film to talk with us about their experience working on the movie. Last week we had Monica Petrillo, who was the script supervisor for our film for Today Before Sunrise. She was swell and this was the first episode of the podcast that Addie listened to. Addie, did you think it was swell, very swell, excellent, and I was here. I think the best thing about it was that Monica patrol was the script...
...supervisor for our chosen film before sunrise, but also that she was a delightful woman. I would agree. It was that combination that I think made the episode so well balanced and well rounded, and it'd be nice if you went and listen to that one, but also if you stuck Ryan and listen that this one. That'd be great too. Yeah, so, Trent, does this movie have a synopsis that I can tell you like? Would you be interested in that? Yeah, no, very tell me. A young man and woman meet on a train in Europe and wind up spending one evening together in Vienna. Unfortunately, both know that this is probably going to be their only night together. Little do they know there are two whole additional movies this same yeah, this the say you're only that for guys. This is the only first, this only the first installment in the before franchise. Wait, just wait nine years, and then another nine years and will will fill in on the rest of the details. All right, first question. You scry for me? Yes, I'm going to ask your describe for me your first sexual feelings towards a person. Yes, so, it's movie has a ninety five percent fresh certification on rotten tomatoes. It also has a budget. Had A budget of two point five million dollars and then a box office of five point five million dollars. So in economic success, a financial triumph. Don't like that enough to justify trilogy which, if, according to what we learned with Monica Patrillo, wasn't even the plant. Wait part. Speaking Monica Trillo, remember how, as soon as we end every interview, the interview, he says the most interesting thing and then it isn't recorded. Do you remember what that was with Monica Petrillo? I don't. Monica Petrillo is asked to join the project because of her issues from Europe and she understood German and for wrench and all the other languages in question, and the opening scene with the German couple arguing. She said she told us what they were arguing about. Do you remember what they arguing about? Is there no subtitles? See, she could thousand and twelve seemed to go with a five. We started to film the men to Michel the finest em systems not equal things he shows to Menapi for me, I helped to sending gold to Kendfid just to us, if but them to tie them in fickling. I do not turn. Oh, apparently it was about husband calling the woman and Alcoholic and then the woman saying I'm an alcoholic because you're intolerable and I'm married to you. And that was fun and new production history. Try nothing would make me happier, speaking of the fact that this movie entail the production, here's the production history. Before Sunrise was inspired by a woman whom writer director Richard Link later meant in a toy shop in Philadelpha. One thousand nine hundred and eighty nine. Link later wanted to explore the relationship side of life and discover two people who had complete unanimity and try to find out who they really were. It was shot in twenty five days. It was shot in sequence. Originally the screenplay the city in which the people wandered was vague, and then Richard Link later realized that it would made the most sense to have it take place in a foreign city where people were like open to new experiences and stuff. And also he brought in, he wanted to bring in a female co writer named Kim Kazan, who played minor roles and slacker and based in confused, just to give it, you know, feminine side. Because yeah, and then here's a quote from Julie Delpy talking about how her and Ethan Hawk rewrote most of the script and then weren't credited for it. Ethan and I basically rewrote all of it. There was an original screenplay, but it wasn't very romantic, believe or not, it was just a lot of talking rather than romance. Richard hired us because he knew we were writing and he want us to bring that romance to the film. We brought those romantic ideas and that's how I wrote something that actually got made without really getting credit for it. But if I had written before sunrise and been credited, then I doubt it would have been financed. And then it says, though, they weren't credit on this film,...
...but they were accredited for writing the sequels. The actual screenplay was written in eleven days. Part they have any fun facts for us, because those were facts, but they they were they weren't on that fun sure Ethan Hawk and Julie Delpi are the only actors in the movie that have names. The movie is supposed to take place from June sixteenth to June seventeen. One thousand nine hundred and ninety four and a little teas of what might have been Gwyneth paltrow and Jennifer Anderston's auditioned for the league part. All right, everyone, would you rather have Gwyneth paltrow or Jennifer Aniston in place of this role? Gwyneth paltrow. Gwyneth Paltrow, I can gurr. I agree, but these are both Brad Pitts x love interests, you know, few if that interests you. Some, I mean we like this film. However, some people, some heathens on the Internet, had something else to say, and we like to explore those godless creatures in our segment called one star reviews add a, would you do us the pleasure of reading our first one star review. This is a review by Jerry Hondovitz, may twenty nine, two thousand and eighteen. He says, I showed this maybe just sixteen people. Three were left by the end of the movie. All right, so let's get the fact that Jerry knows sixteen people. Imagine part imagine if I tasked you. I was like, let's watch a movie, invite over fourteen additional people. We don't know fourteen people. I barely know two people. But but even though JERD on this call, but even though Jerry has all those friends, they're not that. First of all, they have no taste, because they all left in the middle, before sunrise. And if these are not very good friends, because why are they leaving, Jerry? Saycause that's exactly saying. is even if your friend picks a bad movie, you're just going to be like, I don't enjoy the selection. Fuck you, Jerry, Jandwidth, I'm going home. This one is from Timothy English, with the heading skip this movie if you value your time. It was done on July ten two thousand and fourteen. Terrible movie with bad acting. The dialog was boring and I recognize some of it as stolen from other sources. So the fun any part about this is that his last name is Timothy. English he's accusing the film of plagiarism, like as if he invented the English language. And I don't know who Timothy Frankly thinks he is. It's a weird one because I'm not really sure he's doesn't say who this is stolen from. Yes, and he also doesn't say conclusively, but he he just says it's he recognized it. So I don't know. I don't know what this man's deal is. So our third reviews by Richard May and it's titled Very Tedious and Self Absorb and it says if you like watching the clothes dry, which I've never an expression. I've never heard it. You know, you hear paint dry, etc. But close heard grass growing, but I've never heard great additional examples, and of which involved floats. So it says, if you like watching the clothes dry, the silly romance tale is for you. Personally. Romance on my own life is far more interesting than this driffle. So Richard May woke up and he said I'm going to use the word drivel today and I'm gonna rip a movie limb from Lamb, and he did both of those things and I think we need to know what's going on in Richard's love life. It's if it's more interesting than that, it big it begs the question. Is Richard over exaggerating and his love life isn't interesting, or is he telling the honest truth and Richard's stories just waiting to be told, in which case we should contact him and see what he has to say. I feel like he's got to be so he's got to be a little bit selfabsorbed, because there's no way anybody watches a movie and is just like, no normal person watches a movie and goes this is not interesting because my life is more...
...interesting, although I think if I've never watched a movie and been like my life is more interesting than this, because I think movies go out of their way to make themselves about interesting things. But I think it would be a problem because my life isn't that exciting, and so if I saw a film and my what I did yesterday, was more exciting, I would I would consider that a problem. Sure, but I mean, this isn't supposed to be like a I don't know, it's like an odd it's an odd statement to make. Well, one thing I loved about this movie is I was like, I could like this. Ever, everything that just happened could happen, and if this happened to me or someone I know, I would totally believe it, and I think that's part of the baby. Well, should we get into our own opinions on on all these things? Screenplay, the movie, the acting? Yeah, I guess what we could say is that we're going to talk about what what's working, and then what's not working. Essentially, yeah, because we're, yeah, we're grasping at some level of structure. You know, once you hit the forty five episode of the PODCAST, they say that really try to find your footing in terms of the different segments. Now's a good time, nice bridge. Yeah, this is kind of birds little award press it right, right. So, this is great. This is great. Let's go to some places like at too, but run Vino, let's go to surprises. I know I'd heard of the movie a lot. I heard a lot of people say that it's one of the best movie trilogies of all time, and then one night I was like I'm in a before sunrise move let's go. And then I watched it. I watched sunrise and then I watched the sequel's sunset and midnight, the same all in the same day. Oh, I don't think I could do that. Well, it helped. It helped because they were they're all like relatively short. So it was kind of like if you watch like four episodes of a TV show or something. Addie, your first time watching this film, I only watched it because I saw your guys as podcast lineup and you said, Hey, Addie, you should watch this movie, and I was driving home from Washington and I said, you know what, I'm gonna Watch this movie, and so I did and I was. I was pleasantly surprised when I heard there's a second and a third following, because I didn't know that. Strangely enough, I don't think I knew that there was a second and the third and especially about the production of the evenly space release, because I remember finishing the first and thinking oh or I knew there was another movie, but I didn't know about the specificity of it, because I thought, oh, it's going to be picking up in six months and I thought that that was stupid because I thought their lives are going to be in a very similar place six months from now. I mean, we'll get into this later, but I kind of think that this movie functions way better as part of a three act structure, essentially because, as beautiful as it is to say, this occurs entirely in a bottle and they never saw each other again, and that's part of the beauty and it's left open to speculation. It kind of feels like empty and hopeless if that, if that's the end of their story, you think that if it ended at with this movie it would be empty and hopeless? I mean it would. Everyone would be guessing whether they meet up again. But it's that that's hopeful. Trent, are you dead in the heart? Well, part there were. They were going to meet again six months from then. Let's get this thing organized. We can't stand here with this mindless chattering at you are guests for today. Yeah, what's your why don't you? Why don't you tell us what you thought of the movie? What you what you liked about the movie, and then later you did it like I really overall, would say I loved the movie. I told many people about the movie. I thought it was I thought it was really cute.
I my favorite, my favorite scene in the whole part was when they did and they did the fake phone calls and they're sitting in the booth and I was like, okay, that was really cute. The ending was nice. It's like one of those movies that it's like that was really cute and happy, but it kind of makes you sad, but in a good way, and I'm happy. Said production. In my limited experience, I knew added was a sucker for Rom coms. Thus the dust the recommendation, and she was lucky enough to watch it on a small iphone screen. Was Antal while in the back of a crowded vehicle, which is ideal viewing circumstances. How absolute it's what like later intended? Could you be embarrassed by now? Is Getting got enough to train with me? No, that's it, but I do bet I'd probably be hanging around the airport read an old magazines, crying in my coffee because she didn't come with me. Oh Oh, actually, I think I'm probably gonna know the training size, but with someone else. Oh yeah, I see. So I'm just a dumb American momentarily decorating your blank canvas and I've been a great time. Really, yeah, me too. Tell me, tell me some things that you like about the found just just while we're here. There's something very few movies feel as real with it stopped, with their dialog and characters as this one does. And I'm a big fan of movies that sort of take place in very like a vacuum of time basically, and it's just two characters or a few characters talking over this space of this short amount of time. Movies like Steve Jobs, wink wink for potential episodes. But yeah, so I really, I don't know, I really really engaged with the characters and I thought that the writing for them was so naturalistic and, dare I say it, beautiful and, unlike Trent, I think, I don't think it would be hopeless if this, if the trilogy, were to end with this installment, but I'm a very big fan of the the fact that we did get installments to follow this story. So I love movies that kind of like corner a concept in the way that I explained in a past episode about how Benjamin Button will always be powerful because it's eat like despite all its flaws, because it's the someone aging backwards movie, and this movie will always be the falling in love in real time movie, and I think the craziest part about it is how the next I mean not to spoil anything, but that before before sunset, don't like, doubles down on that and really does it like second for second, where there are a few montages to show the passage of time in this film. But I think this movie doesn't work with out the chemistry between the actors because it would just get annoying and having to spend so much time with them. You have to like the characters and be rooting for their relationship to work out. I feel like there's a lot of different scenes that different people could identify as being a part of their or analogous to some part in their past romantic experiences or whatever. I just think there's so much stuff that feels so real and I think having the actors actually be helping to write their own dialog and infusing themselves into their own characters really it goes a long way. I think after seeing this movie, it's not it's hard to not reference it in your own life when, say, you're breaking up with someone or whatever it may be that this movie is always in the back of my head about the drama of...
...how, how Nice and beautiful you would like your relationship to be viewed. Addie, are there any things you don't like, perhaps with this movie, or any quibbles, however, however big or small, not necessarily, I know I was. I tried really hard to think those things that I didn't like when I watched it. And the only thing, and it and I know it is part of and it was just the specific scene, not anything like the movie production or whatever, but when they do the whole palm reading whatever and and then Jesse's all like Blah, Blah Blah about it, and I hate how he's such a realist in that moment. And then but I like how, like later on the road when they're doing when they have their first real fight, that's what they fight about, because I was like, I didn't like that either, and I thought was but like overall, like film wise and or scene ways or anything like that. Really I like to the the palm reader scene and the poet scene are notable because it's like the two main times. So they're interacting with like with notes, like bodies, and those are the two scenes which I think work the least good. But something I like about the the poetry scene is at afterwards he wants to complain about how that is all a big sham to like he did with the palm reader, and Julie Delpi told him prior like hey, I found it really unattractive when you did that, like you were being a Dick, and then he just starts to go on the rant and then he, he, he cools down and then he cools down. But something I will say in the in the not working category, is, and a lot of something a lot of the reviews touched on, is that the dialog was, quote, pretentious, which I don't know, I don't agree and I don't disagree with because I think it's intentionally that way and it's acknowledged that Ethan Hawks Hays oh I'll be telling the same pseudo intellectual story. It's so clearly itself a where, but it's accurate because when you're twenty three and you're traveling in a foreign country for the first time and you meet someone and you want them to like you, you're going to try to act really smart and I think it's a little bit unrealistic how they're talking about death and God and high concept love the whole time. Meanwhile, when I think hang out with someone can be a lot more observational, like hey, look at that and let's talk about like I love how, when they get off the train, the first thing Ethan Hawk says is this is really nice bridge. And then, and then they acknowledge the awkward silence for the first time, which I think need to be done. is otherwise it would have been too perfect. If you're not suitable intellectual enough to start or participate in a podcast, I can see where I can lose you in the first fifteen minutes. Always make fun of it and stuff, but is an everything we doing in life way to be loved a little more? Yeah, I don't know. Sometimes I dream about being a good father and a good husband. It seems it feels really close, but then other times it seems silly, like it would ruin my whole life. Is the just a fear of commitment or that I'm incapable of caring or loving? Because I can? It's just that, if I'm totally honest with myself, I think I'd rather die knowing that I was really good at something, that I had excelled in some way and did. I just been a nice caring relationship. I think also part of it is unintentional because everybody working on that movie was kind of young at that point. So some of that was probably just their own attitudes coming out in the script and I think it's fine for...
...this movie. But it works better when it's viewed as part of the trilogy because you get to like that that's all stuff that gets commented upon in the character in future installments. So I think it works. Something I think the movie does exceptionally well is as soon as I wanted to be like this scene is too serious, it takes itself to serious. It cuts away to something intentionally non serious and I think that intercutting definitely helps the momentum of the film. It has this nice level of nothing is too serious and nothing is too joking or humorous. It it look maintains this level of realism throughout. It never becomes like wow, the dramatic tension is so much higher right now. As a you know thing that's done by the script. It kind of reminds me of about time, which is fun fact. For a very good friend of of mine and guest of the show, Sophia Alexa's favorite movie burn it. I seen that I think is worth discussing and is the when they're in the listening booth scene and it just a few minutes of silence and watching their body language and it's intentionally uncomfortable but at the same time watching them steal a little glances at each other. It's pretty nice. But you guys think, yeah, I like it. I thought it was cute. I wrote a little notes and I was watching it today and I wrote listening booth scene. Love the tension and how they keep looking at each other. There's a win that loose from and it says a loving bakes is cool. Come. This is perhaps personal, but at the beginning of the listening booth scene they they start playing the music and it's almost through personal experience there's a level of Oh, I'm going to show you this song or this movie, and then you put it on and then the first thirty seconds to a minute, obviously you're just sitting there quietly and nothing interesting is happening, and it's one of the most like penntual, relatable feelings in the world of almost feeling embarrassed for this piece of art that you didn't play any roll in creating. Because your want to impress this person and because it's not immediately stimulating you're so abashed by it. Am I wrong? For a movie where it's all about talking, it's nice that there's a dedicated scene for them to not talk, and I think the movie gets a lot of attention for the script and the dialog, but I think, and that's obviously the most obvious good thing about the movie, but I feel like it doesn't get talked enough about their sort of physicality with each other, because there's a lot of good like physical acting in this. It kind of feels like a play because it feels like, you know, obviously with their dialog you're seeing them fall in love with each other, but with their body movements, if you track how they are in physical relation to each other, they u so you slowly see them getting more and more comfortable with each other, like if you look at that scene where they're on the tram, that you can kind of see like Ethan Hawk's character, Jesse, is like sort of testing the waters. He's not sure like should he put his arm around her? Should he like touch her hair anything? And I think like obviously it's heightened because it's a movie, but there's something very relatable of sort of you know you're not a hundred percent sure what's okay to do and navigating that, and I like that you can track that over the course of the movie. I think I'm just while we're here, let's talk about...
...the cinematography, because usually I have very little to say in this section, but boy am I a sucker for long takes and boy my sucker for walk and talks and huge walk and talk fan and you get some good ones here. Some send notably long ones, like what when they're when they're on the bus and they have the whole what were your first sexual feelings towards another person? And then that shot just goes on for like ten minutes and they had to memorize all those words and it's really impressive. I know, I know, Jean Maccluy, should Larry, and we had this time I come together and you, mays, a swimmer here, so you know I went to see swam a few times and the swam competition that you might still sexy, really, I mean really sexy. You know, we can wrote this little declarations of love to each other at the end of the summer and you know, promise who would be riding forever and, like you know, meet again very soon, did you? Well then, I think this is the opportune time to tell you that I happen to be a fantastic swimmer. Yeah, I think this movie is really impressive in a way that's not in your face. It's not a one take where it's like the cameras fucking crazy and it's moving all these places. It's a very simple two shot of them just sitting on a tram, but it helps, it helps sort of suck you in a little bit more. Addy the scene you mentioned of them in in the bar with the telephone seeing one of my favorites. Also like they're they're just using a more seamless like shot, reverse shot sort of thing, and I think that works like just as well and it's it draws just as a little attention to itself, even though it's a more standard technique. Do Do we want to get into into the Nitpick Section? Sure, I know it's your favorite. I have a few and then we can go from there. Yeah, please, something that's always bothered me. So you know the scene where Julie delpi wants Ethan Hawk to get a bottle of red wine and he goes into the bar and he says, can I please have a bottle? Give me the addressed and I'll send you the money. He doesn't take the address and I really would like to believe that Ethan Hawk was going to be good on his word because he seems like an honest man. But he doesn't take he doesn't take Julie DELPI's phone number to call her either, and he doesn't take this guy's address. Yeah, what's that all about? Also, they litter the wine bottle in the park, which it is shown in the end end montage for and I understand why it's there. But lettering. Yeah, I think my one. It's not really something that I would actually want to be changed about the movie, but I when my very good friend and I watch this movie, we both really wanted to see what happened with the the play, the cow, yea, the count yes, and every time it hurts that they don't see it, but I understand it. It makes sense that they don't go. This is a this is a play we both in and we would like to invite to actors. No, not professional actors, a part time make us for fun. It's a play about the cow and the Indian searching for it, Dell, also in politicians, Rusi kids, Russian Communists. So you have a real cow and no, not to real codes, an actor and the cow custom and he's the guy. Yes, I am the car and the cause a bit weird. The cow has a the C's she's acting a bit strange, like a dog. If someone throws her stick, she fetches it and breaks it back and she can smoke with the hoofs and everything right. Well, as we learned with Monica Petrilla, she said that those two men were non actors and that they had actually just run into them and thus they didn't anticipate having to shoot the cow show.
So I don't think the cal show really existed, but I and I like how they make a moment of we didn't go to those guys the show. He guess why? We didn't go to this guy's play play. Yeah, the cow. Yeah, I missed it. I had something. I think that this movie does really well. Please love it when they establish a location by just cutting between a bunch of different groups talking in foreign languages, because even if they're not saying anything particularly substantial, it sounds really inherently entertaining. Because you're not being asked to understand it. Bring, bring, picket, pick up the phone. Oh, hello, I know. Hmm, Vanese, Selina. Come on, have a Seva be in it to you meant a cake. Shows that Quai. Yet I've been working on my English recently. What you want to talk in English just for laughs? Yeah, okay, that's a good idea. I don't think I'm going to be able to make it for lunch today. I'm sorry, I I made a guy in the train and I got off with him in Vinaw. We still there? Are you crazy? I've one more thing. Wait, yeah, one more thing. Go ahead. This isn't a Nippick, it's a compliment. I really love the ending montage because, I mean interpret it as you will, but my take is that it shows that you know that, basically, they were never even there and that all of these places will exist before and after them, and it's almost like it never even happened and like they explain how they were. Essentially they're lit. The craziest thing about is how they were living it out on borrow time and how they shouldn't be having this experience right now. And Yeah, I thought it. I thought it was nice to and I honestly think it should have ended on one of the shots of the locations rather than them just smiling out the windows of the train. That just me, you know, and I also think that it's nice to have that montage of all of the locations because in the sequel, the the sunrise ends with that and the sequel opens with a montage of all the places they will end up visiting. So it's a nice little parallel there. So would it be so wrong, because we've all seen all three films, would it be so wrong, to do something of a ranking of the three? Are We? Are we going to talk about sunset or midnight? I was going to say, I mean no, no, no, such episodes are scheduled. Okay, all right, part you seem reserved and with that being said, tell us your ranking. My favorite is before midnight. I just think that that one's the I really like sunrise, but it's very easy to show people. Well, it's not very easy, but it in my head. It's a little bit more easy to have a movie that's like a sweet, romantic sort of people falling in love story. And I think midnight is most interesting because it deconstructs sort of what is that act mean? If you, if you, if you choose to love and yet the family with and whatever, if you follow through with what you thought was a one night fling, what actually happens twenty years later? And it yeah, it for better or worse. It's Britty. And then I think I like this one because I it for all of the reasons that I said that I like midnight more, but I think sunrise is just so sweet and fun to watch, and it's nothing against sunset, which I also really like, but it's I think. I think I like midnight for being like a lot of time later and sunset is...
...a lot of time later, but the characters are same, relatively Samish in terms of how they are compared to the first movie. I don't know. I want to talk right now. Easy, by yourself, are you we forbody? Yeah, I'm by myself and happy to be. I'm an angry person and I hurt my kids, my work and everyone. I loved this what. Okay, I'm not in the mood. I came here to be alone because I've just been checking you out from across a cafe and I don't want to make you uncomfortable, but you are by far the best looking woman in this place. Thank you very much, and I was just I'd love to buy a drink, maybe talk to you, get to know you a little bit. You know, I mean you hear in business, okay, are you have a boyfriend? Not Anymore, sorry that I want to talk about it. I was thinking today about how before sunset could go directly into before midnight and it's still functions. Am I wrong? Yeah, I mean, I guess you could do that, but but I think sunset is still a worthy endeavor, I think. The only thing I mean, I think the thing I don't like about sunset is in watching it, I'm like not, not enough time has past to make them reappraising these same philosophical issues, like to make their to make their opinions that much different, and so for that reason it felt very similar, especially because it's two beautiful young people still walking around another beautiful European city. I mean, my ranking, I'm afraid, is the same as yours. I had a what's your ranking? Sunrise is my favorite, and midnight and then Sun set. Is that? Is that? What's the universal what's like? What's considered the the fan favorite of the three part you know, you have the criterion box set. I do. It's kind of weird. I mean I think people on the whole Think Sunrise is the most classic of all of them, which is true, but I think if you were to talk to film Bros, as it were, they would actually say, I think, but before sunset, because I've seen the ghost amounts, the technical elements. Yeah, I mean I think that it being fully, you know, in real time, and the natural lighting of it all helps and I think people just really like how because I think the thing is sunrises really sweet and midnight is very not like depressing, but it's very real, and I think sunset is the perfect mix of the two for a lot of people because it's still a little bit hopeful in terms of well, we can still fall in love and do this great thing, and midnight is like what do you do once you've already done that? So I think that's why people like sunset on the whole more so. Do we want to go into our first ever ratings gauntlet part can you? Can you explain the Ratings Gauntlet to the folks at home? What we do with the ratings gauntlet is we give we give our decision of whether we would recommend this movie, what it's rewatchability is and our own personal ratings? Yes, and and then our standard one to ten rating. So add a do Wanta? Do want to do? Want to take it away? Would you recommend this to a friend? What would you rewatch it and then rate out of ten? Okay, I would recommend it to a friend. I recommended it to all my friends. How how reach watchabullet? Would you casually rewatch this film on a rainy day? Is With this be a film that you're reaching for? I think so. I think this film will go into like my pocket of tens of whatever films. That looks like. There's a bunch of films that you could always be like, I could watch this, and then there's the...
...ones that aren't you comfortable, and I think this is a comfort film and I'd rate it out of ten. I had to say nine out of ten. who added the severity of that statement? There are very few few nines handed out on the show. There are. There are a lot of sixes and sevens, because we try not to get too excited and we try not to not not to be too aggressive towards the films that people so graciously agree to talk about with us. But a nine. Look at you. Yeah, right, parts. You really like the movie. Part, give your give your gauntlet. Yeah, I mean, I've read. I think. Did I recommend it to you, Trent, to watch? Yes, so, part. Yeah. So, so here we are. So, yeah, I would recommend it to any and everybody that has a beating heart. I think it's, of the three, probably the most rewatchable, because I think it's agree always the nicest starting point. And then out of ten, I want to say ten, but but you can need to do you need to leave room for improvement, since you want to, since midnight is more. I don't know, though, because I feel like, for what it is, it is perfect to me. I don't there's really nothing I would change about it. So yeah, I'm going. I'm going to do it. It's I think it's like my third time ever handing out at ten, but I think it's a ten. Yeah, you also give a ten to moment, do not? The other one might be I think I give a ten out of ten to spiderman too. Yeah, yeah, you did historical moment for the pop. Yeah, it was really people didn't know what was going to happen. What was I going to like the movie or not, but I did so. Yes, I recommended this film to Young Addie here. So are recommend wow, it's really a triangle film suggestions here. Like I have re watched this film. I did an hour ago and I thoroughly enjoyed it. But surprisingly, after watching the entire trilogy and relative proximity to one another, I between segments. I was so eager to see what happened next, especially between sunset at midnight, when I mean I don't want to say what happens, but in sunset their relationship status is undetermined and then you're like, okay, we know there's another movie and it's not going to be about them being friends. But this is totally a comfort movie. I like romantic comedies as much as I mean, I wouldn't even it. This isn't considered a romantic comedy. It's probably just a drama right, although it's very roomy funny and it has funny moments. But I feel like that would be a weird John rered to put this in yeah, because then I feel like you're putting it up against a bunch of other movies that are way more wacky than this. This movie is, I think, the humor in this film. It's very subtle to light and also it just one of the films you can kind of just turn on at any moment and watch for fifteen minutes and see beautiful people in a beautiful city be beautiful and say and say interesting or kind of interesting things, and what more can you ask for? So, with the all that being said, I'm going to give it an eight because I like midnight more, but I don't hand out tens. I'm not a ten slot like part. I've never, never even given out of ten on the show. Saving it do we are we closing out now? Or Yeah, I would say the PODCAST is coming to a natural conclusion. Young addy, thanks for coming on the show. You're really delightful. Thanks for watching the film about the future of the show. But up. Oh yeah, so's you can say hello and goodbye to our greacious guest, young Addie. You've yes that. Thank you, first of all, Addie, for coming on the show. We appreciate it. Will cherish this time for the years to come. But for the future of this show, I can say that...
...we are going to be putting out our new slate of movies and people help me a little bit about the late maybe? Yes, maybe it's next week. Yeah. Well, well, I'll give you next week's on this episode and then you'll be seeing the slate on the instagram after this episode comes out. But also this is the end of the episode where a little bit of information is it tends to be leaked. Yeah, so next week we're going to be talking with the cinematographer, Steve Jobs. I'll win Kushler. He was what you say. He was delightful. Yeah, no, I would use that exact word and that I'll come out next Sunday. Like our episodes always do, generally tend to at part. Can you wait? Well, we dropped. What? What's an episode on the slate that we haven't dropped a hint for? I'll give a TA's. I won't say what it is. Always he's for the fifty episode. Spectacular. This is. This is the tease for our fifty episode on this show, our half century, as it were. What's a coy thing? I can say? Yeah, be coil. Oh, I think I can do it. What thank go. Think in the think about the director, spider man, and then think about how and and then think about how before sunrise is a trilogy, and then sure. Yeah, think about trilogies that Sam Rami has done. And have we done? Have we done any like Zombie or movies that I can use to relate even further to the film in question, because it's the third film, the conclusion to the trip, let's say, it's a conclusion to a trilogy that Samray meet directed and and we know maybe we hope you stay alive for it. Yeah, and we may have just talked with the second unit director. I can't they can't make any guarantees. Not here to make promises I can't keep. But we may have spoken with them and he may have been wonderful, may have been nice conversation. I don't know, I don't have a podcast. Yeah, you'll find out when our sleep comes out. So, parthen addy, how about we meet back here in in a year? How does that say? Wait, six months, let's make it six prison. Yeah, okay, so today is today's June four, so that would mean December. Well, when this comes out, it'll be June six. They'll be June six. All right, so December six, at this time, at this in all of our respective basements, and will I'm will do, will do is zoom, wait, add a. How what's the condition of your grandma? Does she seem to be in a stable condition? Do you think you'll do you think you'll be able to make it? Oh, like, I was looking good. How's your grandma looking? Part I mind minds looking fine enough. Okay, it's funny you mentioned that, because both my grandma's are dead. So a death of my grandma lover for Trent. Yeah, that will not peppardize our ability to do the show. But if one of your grandma's drop dead, then, Oh wait, we could reschedule if only we pick each other's contact information. But it's one thousand nine hundred and ninety five and yeah, there's no way of we don't just want to like people. We don't just want to like write once or twice and then have it sizzle out and have it be all sad. Right, and so give your grandma's a kiss on the cheek, because they might die and then you might not be able to meet up with your boyfriend, with your cool American boyfriend in Austria. But that's the that's just a little teaser. And before since that, thanks for listening everyone. We have a podcast and you just listen to it. Thank please, follow us on it's on Instagram, on twitter. Give us a good review. Wait, good at it, can you say? Can you ask the listeners at home and your most desperate, adorable voice to give us a review on Apple podcast you say they pretty please. All Right, listening as at home, just feel Grenna go...
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THE DEPARTED (2006) with Script Supervisor Martha Pinson
Trent and Parth interview Martin Scorcese's long time script supervisor Martha Pinson, she was delightful. We also tastefully use our Boston accents.
STEVE JOBS (2015) Discussion
Parth and Trent discuss their thoughts on Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs (2015). They also threaten the audience with a good time.
STEVE JOBS (2015) with Cinematographer Alwin Kuchler
Parth and Trent talk about Steve Jobs with its cinematographer, Alwin Kuchler. They also discuss how difficult it's become for white men with blonde hair and blue eyes.


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In today's world, navigating your children's social media activity can be a challenge. One of the topics that comes up frequently is whether you should be monitoring your child's texts? By reading your child's texts does this make you a stalker? A helicopter mom?
When your child is first navigating that brand new iPhone you bought him/her, reading their texts is a MUST! Teaching your child what is okay to say and what isn't is essential – especially since when something is in writing – it isn't going away anytime soon. In our house, we tried to teach our children, "If you wouldn't say it in person, you shouldn't write it in a text." Since many children (and adults) tend to hide behind their messages, this is an important message.
Let's face it – while we like to think we know what's going on in our child's life, some children are not so open about the 'reality' or 'forget' to tell you some of the goings on.
This goes both ways. Is your child bullying or being bullied via text – saying inappropriate things, being mean, ganging up on a child. One of the first places you may find out your child is being bullied or is the bully is via text message.
While it's easy to know your children's friends when they are in elementary school and you are planning their playdates, as they get older, you may not know their friends. You may have heard the names – but reading what your child's friends are saying often gives you insight into what kind of person they are friending. Are they cursing, are they cordial, friendly?
By viewing your child's texts, you will get a real understanding of what is going on in their life and you will be able to guide them. It can be as simple as seeing your child is texting someone, who isn't responding to them. By telling your child to stop texting the person, you can be saving him/her from embarrassment and guide the child towards people who want to engage with your child.
Not all parents read their children's texts, saying they don't want to invade their privacy. What are your thoughts on reading your children's texts and do you believe at a certain age, it is okay not to read their texts?
Remember, besides the simple text message you can see on your child's phone, there are other places you can send text messages including Group Me, DM messages on Facebook, DM on Twitter, DM on Instagram.
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Rome: Hop-on, Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour
Popular Activities in Pantheon
Rome: 3.5-Hour Colosseum and Ancient Rome Walking Tour
Rome: City Walking Tour
Rome 3-Hour Evening Walking Tour
Rome: Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions
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Rome: Early Morning E-Bike Tour
Rome: Private Highlights Tour by Golf Cart
Rome: Trastevere Food Tasting with River Boat Ride
Rome: Sunset Food and Wine Tour Near Vatican City
Our most recommended Pantheon Activities
1. Rome: Hop-on, Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour
The open-top, double-decker bus provides fantastic views and a great atmosphere to enjoy Rome's charm. From the iconic Colosseum and the famous Spanish Steps to the stunning Vatican, the city's history and majestic architecture will take your breath away. A fully narrated audio tour allows you to discover over 10 locations throughout the city with daily departures from the starting point at Termini Railway Station. You have the option to join the tour from any of the stops on the route. You may also experience the "eternal city" on foot with fantastic digital, self-guided walking tours. Some of the locations you can see on the tour route include: Colosseum Roman Forum Trevi Fountain Spanish Steps Piazza di Spagna Vatican St. Peter's Square Piazza Navona Pantheon Castel Sant'Angelo Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore Circus Maximus Piazza Venezia Altare della Patria Piazza Barberini Termini Railway Station
2. Pantheon: Tour
Join a guided tour of the Pantheon and explore the history of the best-preserved monument from Ancient Rome. Founded in 25 BC as a temple to the 12 gods, the building went on to inspire one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance, Raphael. Walk in through the Corinthian columns brought all the way from Egypt, and step on the ancient original marble floor of the temple. Your guide will let you in on the engineering secrets that made this monument the only one of its size and age to have survived in tact from Roman times. Admire the beauty of its proportions as Michelangelo did when he first saw this architectural jewel, and discover the pagan rational behind them. Learn how the remains of many martyrs were removed from the Christian catacombs and placed in the Pantheon on the orders of Pope Boniface IV In 608. Marvel at the immense dome with a diameter of 43 meters, and its famous oculus that allows natural light to illuminate the beautiful interior.
3. Rome: Colosseum and Vatican Tour
Visit the Colosseum, one of the most iconic structures in the world. Skip the ticket line to access the Colosseum quickly and easily. Learn about the architecture and history of this massive amphitheater, which hosted senators, emperors, and gladiators, as well as animals from all over the world. You'll have the opportunity to visit Palatine Hill, site of the foundation of Rome, followed by exploring the Roman Forum site. Make your own way to the Vatican Museums. The complex is home to 54 different galleries and four statue museums: Museo Pio-Clementino, Museo Chiaramonti, Museo Gregoriano Etrusco and the Museo Gregoriano Egiziano. See some of the most famous works of art in the world, from artists including Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Carvaggio, Raphael and Giotto, to name a few. The 54th gallery of the Vatican Museums is the famed Sistine Chapel, completed around 1483. View many of the most famous frescoes in the world, including the famous ceiling and "The Last Judgement" painted by Michelangelo. The Sistine Chapel holds some of the world's most precious works of art, but is also used for the papal conclave, the process through which a new pope is chosen.
4. Rome: 3.5-Hour Colosseum and Ancient Rome Walking Tour
The best way to see Rome is on this 3.5 hour guide walking tour with a small group. Discover the most famous sights and skip the lines at the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Hear stories of gladiator fights as you explore the Colosseum's first and second tiers. Wander through the ruins of the Roman Forum and marvel at the ancient temples, columns and sculptures. Stop at the Capitoline Hill to admire the great view over the Forum area. Walk down to Piazza Venezia to admire the monument of Vittorio Emanuele and the square. See the sacred area of Largo di Torre Argentina where Julio Caesar was assassinated. Enjoy photo stops at Rome's big-name attractions like the Pantheon and famous Piazza Navona. This tour offers the perfect introduction to the city's fascinating history. It is perfect for first-time visitors to the ancient city, as well as for anyone who wants to learn more about Rome's great history. Choose either early morning or later afternoon departure. Don't waste time waiting in long lines; enjoy skip-the-line access and spend your day admiring Rome's stunning monuments accompanied by a professional and entertaining guide.
5. Rome: City Walking Tour
Explore Rome on this walking tour through the Eternal City. Learn about the history of Rome from the glory days of the Roman Empire through to today. Follow your guide through the sprawling streets of Rome and visit Rome's piazzas as you hear about Rome's history and culture. Be engaged by gripping stories as you pass some of Rome's monuments. Ask your guide for tips on where to eat and what to see in Rome when the tour comes to an end in Piazza Navona, home to the city's best eateries, bars, and rooftop terraces.
6. Rome: Early Morning E-Bike Tour
The morning e-bike tours are led by expert local guides who ride with you inside the Eternal City. They explain how to use the 3D visor during the tour, while providing you with history and curiosities about each monument. Explore the Colosseum as never before through the interactive 3D certified reconstruction, integrated by a narrative voice of your guide and epic background music. Explore the city as it was 2000 years ago. A real moving and multi-sensory family experience, suitable for all ages. The tour follows a carefully-designed itinerary, stopping at Rome's most popular sites and recreating the ancient settings. You will see 3D reconstructions of the Circus Maximus, the School of the Gladiators, and much more. Your guide will always be with you, who will inform you about everything you really see with the 3D visors. Other viewpoints throughout the route include the Colosseum, Arch of Constantine and Imperial Forum, Venice square, Trajan forum Pantheon, Navona square, Campo dei Fiori, Trastevere, and Capitoline Hill.
7. Rome: Private Highlights Tour by Golf Cart
Experience the very best of the Eternal City on a private golf cart tour. Begin your visit in the morning, afternoon, or evening by meeting your expert tour guide at the local partner's office. Set off to discover the great highlights and the hidden gems Rome has to offer. Start the tour in the city center and customize your itinerary based on your personal preferences. Led by your passionate guide, hit all the major highlights including Piazza Venezia and the impressive Vittoriano, the Trevi Fountain — where you can throw a coin into the water to ensure your return to Rome — and the Spanish Steps, heart of the glamorous shopping district. Head then to Piazza Navona, with the amazing Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers. Go in the Pantheon to admire the greatest work of Roman architecture, followed by a stop at Campo de Fiori to visit the food market. Afterwards, explore the best of Ancient Rome, the iconic Colosseum, the majestic Imperial Forum, and the massive remains of the Caracalla Bathhouse. Stop for a coffee break on the way to the next attractions, and learn interesting stories about the Eternal city and its inhabitants. End your tour at your hotel or anywhere within the city center. Tour guide in English or Italian. For other languages, please contact us after the booking
8. Pantheon: Private Tour
Enjoy a tour of the fascinating Pantheon, the Roman Temple dedicated to all the Gods. Marvel at its miraculously-preserved interiors and the impressive dome. Discover the engineering secrets that made this monument the only one of its size and age to have survived the tests of time. Admire the beauty of its proportions as Michelangelo did when he first saw this architectural jewel, and discover the pagan rationale behind them. Walk in through the Corinthian columns brought in all the way from Egypt, and step on the ancient original marble floor of the temple. Learn about its later use as a Christian church and as a final resting place for Christian martyrs, Italian royals, and famous artists including Raphael.
9. Rome: Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions
Explore Rome at your own pace with the Go City Rome Explorer Pass. Choose from 2 to 7 attractions and tours from a list of over 35 activities including the Colosseum, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and more. Visit the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, join a mouth-watering tasting tour, enjoy an evening at the Opera, go bike riding among ancient Roman ruins, or eat like a local with an authentic Italian set menu lunch ─ the choice is yours. Save up to 35% off compared to buying individual tickets and enjoy a complimentary digital audio guide packed with attraction information and instructions on booking your visits. Enjoy the ease of a fully digital pass with maximum flexibility. You have 2 years from your purchase date to use your pass and then 60 days after you redeem your first attraction or tour. Choose activities as you go: there's no need to pre-select attractions (some of the most popular activities may require reservations). To redeem, simply display your pass on your mobile device or print it at home.
10. Rome: Trastevere Food Tasting with River Boat Ride
The journey begins in Rome's charming Trastevere neighborhood, where you will wander through the piazzas and cobblestone streets to an open-air market. Meet Emiliano, who has been running a stand in the market for decades and tase local gourmet products such as seasonal fruit skewers, cured ham, and cheese. Next, enter one of the oldest churches in Rome, the Basilica di Santa Maria, and admire its gilded murals and Cavallini mosaics. Head to the Tiber River and enjoy a 25-minute ride downstream to reach Sant'Angelo Bridge. Take in the views of St Peter's Basilica from Sant'Angelo Castle and regroup for the second part of the tour. Learn about the Via Dei Coronari, know locally as the artists' strip and walk down to Navona Square to admire the Fountain of the Four Rivers, built by the famous Italian artist, Bernini. Hear about the history and legacy of the Pantheon from the outside before enjoying 1 hour of free time to explore the area and grab a snack at a nearby trattoria. Finally, learn the history of the Trevi Fountain and make a wish by tossing a coin into its water. The guide will then drop the group off at the Spanish Steps and give recommendations of nearby areas.
Top Attractions in Rome
1 Colosseum
2 Vatican City
3 Vatican Museums
4 Sistine Chapel
5 St. Peter's Basilica
6 Pantheon
7 Roman Forum
8 Catacombs of Rome
9 Villa Borghese
10 Borghese Gallery
11 Colosseum Underground
12 Castel Sant'Angelo
13 Palatine Hill
14 Gardens of Vatican City
15 Borghese Gardens
16 St. Peter's Basilica Cupola
17 Trevi Fountain
18 Capitoline Museums
19 Capuchin Crypt
20 Tiber River
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What people are saying about Pantheon
Very good, nice visit, long enough to see everything and not enough to get bored, very pleasant staff, guided tour with notes of humor ... great activity to do with the family, makes it possible to see all the monuments and to choose more easily visits during short stays
Rome: Hop-on, Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour Reviewed by Celine, 12/8/2021
To be mentioned positively - the upper deck is currently closed & it is heated (pleasant with the currently low temperatures). Windows were very clean so that we could see everything well.
Rome: Hop-on, Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour Reviewed by Gabriela, 12/12/2021
Michele was very nice and knowledgeable. The bikes were street bikes (thin tires). We got to bike around town, see all the main locations and take good photos! Highly recommend!
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As in other European metropolises, a very meaningful and informative way to get to know a city and to quickly get an overview
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It was excellent. Ksenia was super cool guide. Definitely would recommend.
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Runaway Vietnamese worker caught in Taiwan graveyard
The suspect admitted that he came to Taiwan to do factory production-line work, but found it hard to adjust to; he lived in the graveyard for 5 months
Yunlin County Police Department in western Taiwan. Photo: Google Maps
A Vietnamese migrant worker who was on the run was arrested by police on Saturday morning – in a public graveyard in Yunlin in western Taiwan, where he had reportedly resided for five months.
At 5am on Saturday, a foreign man who was acting suspiciously inside a public graveyard on Industrial Road in Xijing Village, Shuilin, was intercepted by two officers from Shuilin Precinct, The Commons Daily reported over the weekend.
The man was reportedly uncooperative, saying he did not bring any identification document. That prompted the officers to take him to the station for further inquiries.
The suspect later admitted to the police that he came to Taiwan from Vietnam to be a production-line worker in factories, but said he found it hard to adjust and adapt.
Given that he wanted to earn more money, the Vietnamese worker decided to run away and worked doing different part-time jobs illegally for the past five months.
The precinct chief appealed to the public, especially to farm owners, not to hire people with suspicious identities or runaway migrant workers during the peak season for harvesting, saying it was against the law.
Tagged: Economy, Migrant Workers, Runaway worker, Shuilin, Taiwan, Vietnamese, western Taiwan, Yunlin


All these factors combined can help lift households, communities, and nations out of poverty. There needs to be a point. Because narrating is storytelling, it's vital to include all of the key parts of a story, too. Working together with girls and women, the WBG focus includes: Providing conditional cash transfers, stipends or scholarships; Reducing distance to school; Targeting boys and men to be a part of discussions about cultural and societal practices; Ensuring gender-sensitive thesis writing in pharmacy curricula and pedagogies; Hiring and training qualified. Otherwise it wouldn't make any sense.
A plot includes all of the major events of a story that work together to give it a point. It's probably somehow related to the big catch he'll get to soon. The WBG has joined with governments, civil society organizations, multilateral organization, the private sector, and donors to advance multi-sectoral approaches to overcome these challenges. One reason we sit and listen to Uncle Jeb as he describes the stormy waters in the Gulf before he caught the red snapper is because we know it's building up to the main idea of his story. The climax is where it all comes together; it's the most important piece of the story and often the most intense and exciting. Another key element to storytelling is pacing. Take for instance his tale of deep-sea fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. It's your side of the story, and you are trying to convince the police officer to see it from your perspective, thus being persuasive and saving you a potentially expensive ticket.
Essay writing can be difficult, but it doesn t have. Despite the fact that, as Shakespeare said, the pen is mightier than the sword, the pen itself is not enough to make an effective writer. In fact, though we may all like to think of ourselves as the next Shakespeare, inspiration alone is not the key to effective essay writing. The SAT is typically taken by high school juniors and seniors. The College Board states that the SAT measures literacy, numeracy and writing skills that are needed for academic success in college.


Following City's 2-0 win over Perth Glory at nib Stadium on Tuesday night, Warren Joyce's side face another short turn-around as they head to Central Coast Stadium to face the Mariners on Sunday.
Obviously there's no better place to watch the game than from the stands, but for those of you who can't make the trip to Gosford, the couch doesn't sound too bad either. So, sit back, relax and enjoy the game before a severe case of Mondayitis sweeps through.
Sunday's game will be City's third match in eight days, before they return to Melbourne to face Adelaide United at AAMI Park on Sunday, 21 January in a blockbuster double header with our Women's side.
Round 15 saw both Adelaide Untied and Melbourne Victory drop valuable points as City capitalised extending their gap to fourth place by four points.
Sunday's clash against the Mariners provides City with another chance to make a statement and the opportunity to move to a prized three wins on the trot.
Warren Joyce's side can't afford to look ahead to United next week, but instead they must concentrate on producing another impressive performance and returning to Melbourne with all three-points.
One of the most pleasing aspects of City's win over Perth on Tuesday night was their ability to keep a clean sheet, a feat they will be looking to repeat against the Mariners.
City are now outright second in the league for the most clean sheets kept this season with five, second to league leaders Sydney FC (7).
On the counter, Pauk Okon's side has found the back of the net less than any other side in the competition netting 14 goals.
Dean Bouzanis will be looking to increase City's season tally to six, as Joyce's side looks to cement a spot in the top-four.
Daniel Arzani's ability to beat the opposition's defenders on the wing before cutting inside and attacking the box over recent weeks has highlighted City's most potent attacking threat.
Scott Jamieson has been charging down the left-wing all season mounting attacking plays, as newly-promoted youngster Nathaniel Atkinson continues to pose a similar threat.
Similarly, Nick Fitzgerald's dancing feet and extreme pace has caused the same issues for opposing defensive units, as shown in his second-half stint against Perth.
You could say the same thing about Bruce Kamau and the list goes on. But with pace all over the field, City's attackers must continue to exploit the pace left by defenders and if they are indeed fouled, there is no doubt that Ross the Boss will be there to finish the good work.
City striker Ross McCormack's brilliant dead ball strike on the weekend saw that the Scotsman surpass the likes of Alessandro Del Piero, Mile Jedinak and Aaron Mooy for the most free-kick goals in a season.
The striker's match-winning double on Tuesday night increased his season tally to an impressive 12 goals in 14 appearances.
It's the Scotsman's second consecutive brace, and third consecutive game that he has hit the scoreboard – netting five goals in three games.
Okon's side will be wary of conceding any fouls in dangerous areas, as the potent attacker looks to close the gap on Sky Blues striker Bobo for the Golden Boot.


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Q: How to check if an action is performed in Java? I have a combobox where I need the user to select something before the program can continue further. Is there someway to make sure the user has selected something before proceeding?

A: I would suggest to disable all related components until the user selects its value.
Once the selection has changed, you can then enable those components back.

A: Check the JComboBox API and you'll find methods that will help you such as getSelectedItem() and getSelectedIndex(). Actually if you checked the API, you wouldn't have even needed to ask this question here. It's a great resource that you will want to get into the habit of using.

A: You can move that part of your code where you "continue further", until after you the user has performed an action on the combobox. See Action Listeners.

A: There is an interface in Java for this. You can learn how to create one here: ActionListener. This interface handles as I quote "An action event occurs, whenever an action is performed by the user." So in your case, when an user clicks on something before the game can continue you can add something like:
continueGame();

under the actionPerformed method and have more code under that method to handle what you want.
I hope this helps other people as I am 2 years late to this question.

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#HUResist Is Anti-Racist Student Activism That Goes Beyond Trump
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#HUResist members cook meals for the homeless. Photo by #HUResist on Facebook.
In the wave of movements and trends of the Trump era, #HUResist is a powerful and often overlooked student-led initiative at Howard University that goes beyond anti-Trump organizing.
The student movement for administrative transparency started not long after President Donald Trump was elected. Students became aware of the cozy relationship blossoming on campus between the university's administration and members of Trump's cabinet.
Twenty year-old Jason Ajiake, a sociology major and member of #HUResist, told Shadowproof that Howard University President Wayne Frederick took part in a secret meeting with Betsy DeVos on campus. Rumors circulated that Frederick was trying to bring Trump to Howard.
"We believed that accepting special funding from the White House would force the university to abandon its morals in exchange for financial gain," Ajiake recalled. "We brought together a group of concerned students and formed a list of six demands, which outlined frustrations with the direction of the university and called on the administration to better reflect the interests of students. We organized around these issues for the entire spring semester, facing harsh scrutiny from administrators."
After returning in the fall, according to Ajiake, students learned former FBI Director James Comey was chosen to speak at the opening convocation and also lead a lecture series on race and policing in America.
"We found this to be insulting," Ajiake shared, especially when taking into account how Comey popularized the racist "Ferguson effect," and his role in overseeing surveillance of Black Lives Matter activists.
Additionally, Ajiake argued Comey represented a white supremacist institution.
After students met with administrators to discuss their concerns, they were ignored, which led to a petition signed by around 500 students. This was also ignored by administrators.
"When James Comey arrived for convocation, student activists chanted and shouted during his speech, effectively shutting him down. Despite that, Comey returned a month later to begin his senseless lecture series. Since then, student activists have challenged him each time he sets foot on campus," Ajiake said.
Students from Howard, like other students across the United States, must defend themselves against accusations that they're bludgeoning free speech with their protests.
A lot of the criticism aimed at university students, from both the right-wing and liberal establishment, centers around what they perceive as an inability of students to be open minded. They contend there's some kind of authoritarian streak that's taken over, and that left-wing students are silencing speech. But Ajiake suggested they "have no moral obligation to reconcile with oppressors."
#HUResist was inundated with criticism from white liberals on social media, Ajiake added, and even from a significant number of people on campus. "But we believe that we must challenge the status quo in order to reinvent the world in a way that meets the needs of the most vulnerable."
#HUResist may have started as a way to target oppressive institutions. It has since broadened to connect with communities, which students are taught to fear.
"From the second we set foot on campus, we are taught that were are better than 'locals' and that we should be afraid of them," Ajiake asserted. "One of our principle objectives has been to challenge this bourgeois myth."
"Right now, we're raising money to provide hot meals for the houseless community around campus. We're also working with local community organizations to combat gentrification in the area. To help guide future projects, we've begun to survey the surrounding community about their needs so that we can continue to bridge the gap in a non-intrusive way."
#HUResist, in engaging their community as well as organizing against institutionalized oppression, has gone well beyond more recent movements that are tailored specifically against the Trump administration. What #HUResist represents is genuine resistance against not just the symptom that is Donald Trump, but the disease of white supremacy.
As Ajiake said, "Through strategic and sustained struggle, we can change the culture of Howard and ultimately impact the trajectory of the world."
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Recovery Month: instead of what are you recovering from, how about a new thought? Leaving the Past Behind and Creating a New Present and Future!
What is your story? How do you show up to others in the world? What story are you telling them?
I know in my past I used to tell an awful story. People would see my happy, bubbly personality, but my story didn't match. I used to undercut accomplishments and compliments -- you name it -- without even realizing it. I was telling a story that I was, "less than," and I am not even sure why!
I had to consciously choose a new story to live from and show the word with my every thought, action and behavior that I wanted to play big. I wanted to tell a story of growth and leveling up. I had to train myself to think different and respond differently. Which first meant I had to become conscious of all the ways in which I unconsciously opted to play small.
But as Destiny Architects, that's what we are here to do -- the work! The primary factor in what makes us Destiny Architects is that we know we are the architects of our own destiny. We know we are constantly manifesting the future, so let's make it a future we truly desire.
First, stop telling the same old story about your past or from your past.
Become conscious of the story you are telling. As a coach, I'm excellent at discovering the story you are telling in our first meeting. Once you become conscious of it, it will become easier over time with practice to become increasingly aware of it. It comes out of your mouth and shows up in your actions or inactions.
Second, just what is that future you want anyway?
Choose it! It's yours! Don't be afraid to take giant leaps forward and think big. Prepare to uplevel. Notice whether you are planning your life paycheck to paycheck as though that's the only possibility you can foresee.
Third, once you've become aware of the story still being dragged into the present, you can begin to train yourself to choose differently so it can stay where it belongs -- in the past.
You start training your thinking and choosing to back it up with new actions congruent to the future you are wanting to create.
Fourth, make that vision clear.
Write down lists of what you want. Keep a journal. Start your vision board, big, bold and in color. (For help and guidance, join my Facebook Vision Boarding group here). Use affirmations. Visualize what it's like to feel that future coming into being. Feel yourself having that new car, home, job, etc.
Fifth, make it a habit.
Find a creative visualization meditation you can use daily to motivate yourself into your new ways of living. Make sure you capture the feeling you desire each day. Most of us must recover from our own thinking.
What do "Recovery" and "Healing" Mean to You?
September is Recovery Month. What this most broadly means is recovery from substance abuse.
For me, what this can mean as a life coach is recovery from...anything and everything we need recovery from in this life!
Creative recovery is for everyone, not just "creatives." I believe we are all creative. End of story.
My favorite creative recovery tool is The Artist's Way. What the course has always been meant for is the creative types -- the writers and artists with wounded souls deep down that block their ability to make art. To create. To flow. Get in touch with your inner artist and free him/her by using this course. This course will give you not just the tools you need to unblock yourself creatively, it will also give you a way of life to help you connect with your creativity.
Still, I think anyone can benefit from The Artist's Way.
The second type of recovery to focus on is personal recovery. The more personal the better. We are all recovering from something. I'd like to take a moment to honor the late Louise Hay, who helped me (and millions of others across the globe) begin our healing journeys with her classic book, You Can Heal Your Life. This book showed me, ages ago, that I had much work to do on myself and it was only the tip of the iceberg.
I am still working on me and always will be!
So there's creative recovery, personal recovery, and my favorite -- recovery from drugs and alcohol. Start somewhere because inevitably, one recovery will lead to the next. (If you are seeking recovery from drugs, alcohol, process addictions or codependency, please seek professional help from a licensed addictions counselor and/or therapist).
What are you recovering from? What do you have yet to heal in your life? Where to begin? Let's focus on what bothers you right now.
What area of your life are you most motivated to make better right now?
If you were to ask the person you spend the most time with what you want most in life, what would they say?
Are you doing things you love? If not, why not?
If I were to gift you with a free 30 minutes of personal time without interruptions, and nobody watching, how would you most like to spend it?
Are you feeling like you are consistently moving forward in your life?
Where are you at with your habits -- are there more good than bad?
Can you possibly find more joy in your life?
Can you possibly find more fulfillment in your life?
Are you frequently ill? Could this be traced back to stress and unhappiness in your life? Can you be taking better care of yourself?
How are you doing with self-care? Are you taking time for yourself, if so, how are you filling that time?
Are you able to say "no" and leave that as a complete sentence?
Answering those questions can give you a guide point of where to start. Maybe you want more creativity in your life. Maybe you began writing your novel years ago and stopped -- now you want to uncover why you stopped and have stayed in that rut. Maybe you always find your time going to others and you put your needs last -- which at minimum means your priorities and values are out of alignment. At maximum, you're going to need help from someone more qualified than I am. I will be happy to refer you to seek better help from a qualified counselor or therapist in that case.
If this resonate with you, book an introductory coaching session with me today!
Of course, the challenge is to be OK with that too! What kind of life coach would I be if I didn't practice self-care and take some downtime? I had a cold. You can hear it in my attempt to record an MP3 for you in the last post. I tried. My voice had this awful...I'll call it, "The dry mouth crackle of summer 2017." So that's over now. Mostly. I just made a shameful amount of Polish Keilbasa and sauerkraut for dinner... Still working on getting rid of this cold!
So I hadn't posted since then on Sunday...it's six days later. That was not my intention! But self-care does come before all else. It didn't use to for me. I'm being candid. Self-care used to come last in my life! I have re-prioritized. Not only does my self-care come first, my health itself is a priority.
You can't attract abundance into your life without health. Your health truly is your wealth! This sick coach landed zero new clients in the past 6 days. But I did sleep. I did gentle yoga. I took hot baths and drank buckets of hot tea with honey. I ate tons of garlic and onions. I worked to alkalize my body with green foods. My aromatherapy diffuser worked overtime. I laid on my accupressure mat to relieve tension. I will come back stronger and more abundant than ever!
I've always had more work and made more money when I felt good. That's the secret.
How to make decisions -- life coaching style!
I used to have this problem! I used to be indecisive. When I'm making a major purchase like a car or computer? Forget about it! Some of those used to take me months. But now, I can pull the trigger swiftly. Why?
I know what I want. I know what my why is. I know what the bigger picture goals are, so I'm able to jump when an opportunity comes along for me.
I know what my values and priorities are. Values dictate priorities. What do I value? I value challenge. I value creating positive energy in each day. I value my alone time, my creative time. I value moving forward in life in certain ways. I am constantly asking myself, "Is this what I really want, or is it what I want right now?" Is this choice congruent with the promises I have made to myself? If I do this, does it show integrity to family, friends, and community?
Yes, there are tools to use too. Pro/con lists are still an old standby. A good coach will put you through a values check too.
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First assignment if you're interested in coaching? Create your bucket list.
I know, I know. The bucket list. You could have thought about that on your own. I have some questions though.
How long has it been since you thought about your bucket list?
Have you made one before? If so, how many things have you crossed off?
What is left on your bucket list that you want to accomplish next?
If you never made one before, what are your top-priority bucket list items?
I've been making bucket lists since I was a teenager. I've actually accomplished many things from these bucket lists! This is why I'm a firm believer in making them.
I want you to make the list first.
Make your bucket list as if money or time are no objects. Be outlandish. This is for you. Go crazy! Make it as long or short as you feel is appropriate.
Then decide which things you most want to do.
Which of these things do you absolutely have to experience before you die? Think about that. The answer to that question should begin to show you what your priorities are.
Bucket list items should be fun and crazy. But they can also be mature and responsible. Sky diving deserves a place on the list as much as "being able to leave my kids an inheritance" does.
I got to do one of my bucket list items in 2012. I walked the entire length of the Golden Gate Bridge! And I got to do it on the weekend of the bridge's 75th anniversary to make it even more significant.
So tell me, what's on your bucket list?


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G20 Summit 2022: Highlights of day 2 in Bali
By Anish Gill November 16, 2022 Updated: December 14, 2022 World News No Comments5 Mins Read
The Second day of the G20 Summit was a chaotic affair for the Indian delegation as many important events and Bilateral discussions were planned for the day. The day saw a hectic day of productivity for Prime Minister Narendra Modi representing India's ties with Group 20.
The G20 Summit 2022 which was scheduled on 15th and 16th November in the beautiful island in Bali has shut its doors with India taking over the Presidency for 2023. After a fruitful discussions among the Group 20 countries on the first day, the day 2 flagged off with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other Supreme leaders of the Group 20 visiting a Mangrove forest in Bali. Delivering a message of tackling climate change together, the visit saw a success with India joining the Mangrove alliance.
Session on Digital Transformation
The session that was lined up for the day was about Digital Transformation at the G20 Summit saw an active participation and healthy discussion. Indian Prime Minister made remarks representing the Indian side on the topic. PM Modi addressing the members of the council said, "Digital Transformation is the most remarkable change of our times. Appropriate use of digital technologies can become a force multiplier in the decades-long global fight against poverty."
"Digital solutions can also be helpful in the fight against Climate Change – as we all saw in the examples of remote-working and paperless green offices during Covid. But we will get these benefits only when Digital Access is truly inclusive, when the use of Digital Technology is really widespread. Unfortunately, till now we have seen this powerful tool only from the criteria of simple business, keeping this power tied in the books of profit and loss. The benefits of digital transformation should not be limited to a small part of mankind, it is the responsibility of us G-20 leaders." PM Modi in his speech.
While addressing the other members, Prime Minister Modi also about mentioned India's efforts on bringing a Digital Revolution by the usage of UPI payments in India.
"Last year, over 40 percent of the world's real-time payment transactions took place through UPI. Similarly, we opened 460 million new bank accounts on the basis of digital identity, making India a global leader in financial inclusion today.", Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Ending his remarks Prime Minister said that the principle "Data for Development" will be an integral part of the overall theme of the G20 Summit 2023 in India.
Meetings on the Sidelines
There were several meetings scheduled for Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his counterparts of the Group 20 Countries to discuss India's bilateral relations with different countries.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had talks with the President of France Emmanuel Macron for a brief meeting over a work lunch. The duo made several discussions on how to increase defence and economic co operations between the two countries.
Deepening 🇮🇳🇫🇷 Strategic Partnership.
PM @narendramodi & French President @EmmanuelMacron met over a working lunch in Bali.
Reviewed cooperation in defence, civil nuclear, trade, investment & new areas of economic engagement. Also discussed regional & global developments. pic.twitter.com/KA046Wgxul
— Arindam Bagchi (@MEAIndia) November 16, 2022
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also had a brief discussion with the Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong. The two Prime Ministers interacted on India-Singapore ties in the areas of trade, fintech, green economy, skill development, digitalisation & sustainable growth. The meeting turned out to be fruitful for both the countries.
After meeting the newly elected British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for the first time on the first day of the G20 Summit, The Indian Prime Minister took a chance to exchange views with him over India and UK's ties on commerce and defence. This was the first official meeting scheduled between the two Prime Ministers after the recent turmoil of events in British Election last month.
Prime Ministers @narendramodi and @RishiSunak met on the margins of @g20org Summit in Bali. The leaders exchanged views on further strengthening the India-UK cooperation in various sectors including commerce and defence. @10DowningStreet pic.twitter.com/DL4gfH8jeI
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) November 16, 2022
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also had bilateral discussions German Chancellor Scholz, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Italian Prime Minister Giorgi Meloni on sidelines of G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia. There were several agendas shared between the supremacies of various countries of the Group 20. India's participation in the 2022 G20 Summit stood fruitful as not only the discussions were made in the planned sessions of the Summit, PM Modi took out time to discuss India's Geopolitical ties with many countries on the sidelines of the summit.
PM Modi departs for India carrying India's presidency
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his departure back to India from the G20 Summit on Wednesday Evening itself. On his departure, the Indian Prime Minister took twitter to thank the Indonesian President, Government and the people for their warm hospitality.
India will assume the G-20 Presidency for the coming year. Our agenda will be inclusive, ambitious, decisive and action-oriented. We will work to realise all aspects of our vision of 'One Earth, One Family, One Future.' pic.twitter.com/fRFFcDqpzO
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 16, 2022
Speaking of India's Presidency of the G20 Summit 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted,"India will assume the G-20 Presidency for the coming year. Our agenda will be inclusive, ambitious, decisive and action-oriented. We will work to realise all aspects of our vision of 'One Earth, One Family, One Future.'"
The G20 Summit 2023 is set to see sessions in various cities in India.
Also Read: G20 Summit: PM Modi and Rishi Sunak meet for the first time
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Anish is a Medical student having keen interest in the field of Content Writing/News writing with over an year of experience. He hails from the City of Nawabs, Lucknow and brings Geopolitical and Election news to light.
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