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8 Amazing Holiday Movies You Might've Missed…
There are 12 more days until Christmas and not nearly enough Christmas classics. Many of us have already gone through our favorites, watched all the ones that are played on TV, and are now left with repeats. There's nothing wrong with watching the same films to put you in the spirit of the season, but if you want something new here are eight equally seasonable suggestions…
3 Days of the Condor (1975)
A thriller in the manner of 60s'-70s' films such as The Parallax View and The Manchurian Candidate it stars Robert Redford as an analyst for the CIA who, after his office is attacked and everyone else murdered, works to uncover the reasons why. A wonderful spy movie all on its own it also qualifies for Christmas as carolers appear more than once, singing of tidings and joy, while Redford's character tries to figure out who wants him dead and how to survive the next potential hit. This film is a great way to mix your conspiracy films with Christmas time.
The Verdict (1982)
The only Christmas movie most can think of that takes place in a courtroom is Miracle on 34th Street, but there is another. Paul Newman stars in 1982's The Verdict as a down-on-his-luck alcoholic lawyer who catches a medical malpractice case that starts as a chance for a quick cash-grab settlement, but turns into something more as he finds himself increasingly invested in doing what's best for his client. Not only is it a surprisingly uplifting story, The Verdict also takes place during the holidays with subtle hints of lights and songs that give nod to the season.
GoodFellas (1990) & Casino (1995)
For those who enjoy watching The Godfather trilogy during the holidays and want more crime bosses with their Christmas there are two great mobbed-up options. First is Goodfellas', which covers the true rise and fall story of Henry Hill, a man connected to the New York mob in the 1950s through the 1980s. His tale of gangster crime includes the infamous Lufthansa heist committed on December 11, 1978 at John F. Kennedy International Airport (which was the biggest on record at that time) and it's this event that leads to a crucial scene occurring around Christmas time.
Casino focuses on the rise and fall of Sam "Ace" Rothstein and numerous associates of his after he's given control of Tangiers casino in Las Vegas by the Chicago Italian mob. Like Goodfellas it comes from a true story; that of Frank Rosenthal, who ran the Stardust, Fremont, and Hacienda casinos in Las Vegas for the Chicago mob from the 1970s until the early 1980s. Also like Goodfellas it starts Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci in top gangster form…the holiday aspect is slightly less, true, but there are enough bright lights and green bills to make a few hundred Christmas themed money-trees.
Before Australian actors Russell Crowe and Guy Pearce became big names in the States they starred together in the noir crime film, L.A. Confidential. Based in 1950s' Los Angeles it revolves around their two characters – police officers Bud White and Ed Exley respectively – attempting to get to the bottom of murder and corruption in the wicked wonderland of the LAPD. Mixed in is the glitz and glamor of Hollywood, the nastier aspects of fame, and, of course, Christmas…complete with a key police incident referred to as "Bloody Christmas".
Joyeux Noël (2005)
For anyone who loves war movies and/or historical films Joyeux Noël is perfect. Taking place during the real life WWI Christmas truce in December 1914 the film explores the event through the eyes of both sides including British, French, and German soldiers. While maintaining certain classic war film scenes of gunfire and explosions, this movie stands out when its characters embrace the spirit of peace and loving your fellow man that is the cornerstone of the holidays. Putting aside orders soldiers lay down their guns and pick up their voices (and bagpipes) to share songs and cultures with one another, eventually turning the traditional "no-man's land" into a safe zone where they share chocolate, champagne, and family photos with one another. A remarkable film about a remarkable incident in which the Christmas spirit overcame the harshness of war.
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010)
Before 2015's hit, Krampus, there was another holiday horror movie that involved a creature who was super into killing humans for the holidays called Rare Exports. The Finnish movie twists classic traditions – such as reindeer, Santa's sack of presents, and gingerbread men – in unique and disturbing new ways as a young boy, Pietari, tries to catch the creature terrorizing his village at Christmas time. …Sadly, explaining anymore may give the wonderful and frightening twists away, but if you enjoy those creepy and deadly creature-features this movie is perfect excuse to watch horror during the holidays.
Nothing says Christmas quite like the Cold War, am I right? Maybe not. But in the film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy the two events collide in the hunt for a double agent in British intelligence. Based on the book of the same name by famous spy novelist, John le Carré, it follows a number of different spies working for the British government…or are they? With enough twists and turns you'll be on the edge of your seat and before-they-were-famous leads you'll be smiling in recognition upon meeting every other character this is an amazingly entertaining departure from the traditional seasonal film. As dark, deep, and intriguing as a snowy night and with a holiday party being a cornerstone for certain events you can certainly get away with watching this film at Christmas time.
What are some of your favorite non-traditional holiday films?? Share your suggestions in the comments!
5 Ways "The Walking Dead" Premiere Broke You
(Warning: There are going to be a lot of major spoilers in this article!)
There's little argument that The Walking Dead season seven premiere, "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be", was a brutal one. Throughout the episode the audience is taken on a hellish journey in which Negan makes a goal of breaking the proud, fearless, Rick Grimes. As Rick breaks under the techniques used by Negan, so does the viewer, sharing the experience on a unsettlingly visceral level. The dominance of Negan, the feeling of instability, the isolation, the powerlessness, all ultimately leading to the sensation of dependence on Negan.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Pillar of Salt": Kismet or The Bermuda Triangle?
Certain episodes are climatic episodes – ones you'll be talking about for days, weeks – and others are more building-block episodes – ones that get you to the climaxes…Fear the Walking Dead's "Pillar of Salt" is the latter. It is all about loosely stitching the fractured Abigail crew together and building towards whatever major events are coming next.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Pablo and Jessica": Sex, Drugs, & Lost Loved Ones
More than anything Fear the Walking Dead's "Pablo and Jessica" focuses on how characters react after the loss of loved ones. Even the opening scene speaks to this as Madison takes a page out of her "lost" son's playbook in killing and gutting an Infected, then covering herself and Strand in the blood to escape the overrun hotel bar. Once outside they find their truck gone; Strand presumes Alicia and Ofelia fled, forcing Madison to again face the possibility of losing someone she loves. Something she stubbornly refuses to do as she insists that, unlike Nick, Alicia wouldn't just leave, and is relieved to be proven correct when she finds Alicia (along with Elena and Hector) banging on the other side of one of spa's doors.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Do Not Disturb": A Friend in Need
The opening scene of Fear the Walking Dead's "Do Not Disturb" is a flashback to the wedding the hotel had before the world fell apart. As the bride and her father dance he collapses, dies, then comes back to bite his daughter in the face as she tries to give him mouth-to-mouth. After that the hotel manager promptly locks the entire wedding party and their guests in the ballroom. …Thanks show writers, I needed another reason to instinctually dislike weddings.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Los Muertos": Cults & Turn-Down Service
The latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead is "Los Muertos" – Spanish for "The Dead" – and it kicks off with just that…the dead. Specifically, a man feeding himself to a pack of them guarding La Colonia while the rest of the community chants and Nick looks on with the man's daughter. It's pretty clear, just from that alone, that Nick's found himself in yet another undead-loving cult. This one may be more dangerous than Cecilia and her fellow house-staff, however, because this one is an entire, functioning, town of filled with the devoted.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Grotesque": Traumatic Trip to Tijuana
Remember when everyone on Fear the Walking Dead was stuck on a boat and pirates were trying to take all their stuff? Or they were all in a villa run by a crazed housekeeper who believed the undead were just the next step in living? Yeah…those good times are pretty clearly over. Everyone's splintered and if the mid-season premiere is any indication, their lives are going to be a series of terrible experiences from now on.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Shiva": Insanity in the Wind
We've seen numerous ways people have lost their grip on reality in The Walking Dead, but now we get to see it play out in the characters of Fear the Walking Dead's "Shiva". From the already crazy Celia to the once solid-minded Daniel, a good half of those on the show seem to tip into insanity this episode.
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Fear the Walking Dead "Sicut Cervus": The Longing of Owls and Assholes
There is no greater sign things are about to go horrifically wrong in a zombie-genre piece than when it opens on children and this episode of Fear the Walking Dead opens on a bunch of them. Choir boys and little girls in pretty dresses all going to church and taking communion along with a priest and small handful of other adults before they all grab weapons and prepare for war. They don't seem to be gearing up just to fight the undead, but instead they're after a certain woman, Celia, because of what she's done. Just as they're ready a truck flies up and Strand's lover, Thomas, gets out to beg them not to do what they're about to do. …Then everyone but Thomas starts bleeding from the eyes.
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We are continuing with our fourth session of WIGS (What is God Saying?). This session, we are doing a deeper dive into the book of Ephesians. Today, we covered Ephesians chapter 4.
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Using a process-based model, ParopSys, to predict the impact of climate change on the eucalypt plantation pest Paropsis atomaria.
Lawson , S.A. (2009) Using a process-based model, ParopSys, to predict the impact of climate change on the eucalypt plantation pest Paropsis atomaria. In: Proceedings of the Biennial Conference of the Institute of Foresters of Australia. Caloundra, Queensland, 6 - 10 September. Institute of Foresters of Australia.
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The eucalypt leaf beetle, Paropsis atomaria Olivier, is an increasingly important pest of eucalypt plantations in subtropical eastern Australia. A process-based model, ParopSys, was developed using DYMEXTM and was found to accurately predict the beetle populations. Climate change scenarios within the latest Australian climate model forecast range were run in ParopSys at three locations to predict changes in beetle performance.
Relative population peaks of early generations did not change but shifted to earlier in the season. Temperature increases of 1.0 to 1.5 ºC or greater predicted an extra generation of adults at Gympie and Canberra, but not for Lowmead, where increased populations of late season adults were observed under all scenarios. Furthermore, an additional generation of late-larval stages was predicted at temperature increases of greater than 1.0 ºC at Lowmead. Management strategies to address these changes are discussed, as are requirements to improve the predictive capacity of the model.
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20 Seconds to Live: An Exclusive Interview
Have I told you how much I love short films? Especially horror-comedy short films? I'm pretty sure I have but I'm going to tell you again just to be sure. From serious frights like Alfred J Hemlock and Balloon to more light hearted, comedic pieces such as Brutal Relax and Bad Cookie, I adore the short film format. In the age of Twitter and Snapchat it's even arguable that attention spans might not be what they used to be and these shorter formats stand a better chance at success than some feature length films experimenting with new ideas in the genre. That's what 20 Seconds to Live does. It experiments with well worn tropes and entirely new notions in a matter of a couple of minutes. Each episode is a uniquely crafted horror-comedy experience that features a countdown timer that appears twenty seconds before a character's demise. Everything from misspoken incantations and bloody revenge to killer dolls and a climax gone awry, the series has provided gallons of gore and plenty of laughs.
Director/co-creator Ben Rock (Shadow of the Blair Witch) and writer/co-creator Bob DeRosa (White Collar, The Air I Breathe) took some time to talk to me about their experience in filmmaking and their plans for season 2.
DAN - To start with, tell me a bit about your careers in film.
BEN - I started out as a special effects makeup artist, wanting to make monsters. I was still in college when I began working on low-budget movies in Alabama (and one in Thailand) doing makeup, but I quickly realized it wasn't for me and right after graduating college I quit and focused on directing. In the course of that pursuit, my friends from film school asked me to hop on their ultra-ultra-micro-budget horror movie. Their pitch was amazing, and I said yes to working behind the scenes both in a research and backstory-writing capacity and then as part of a five-person team making the whole film. It turned out to be The Blair Witch Project, and it opened a lot of doors for me as a director - especially on marketing-driven projects. I've also directed one feature - Alien Raiders, a ton of shorts and a lot of theater (another passion of mine).
BOB - I've been working professionally as a screenwriter for around 15 years. I've written over 30 scripts and out of those, I've had two movies produced: the action/comedy Killers starring Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl and director Jieho Lee's ensemble crime-drama The Air I Breathe. I also wrote on the fourth season of the hit USA show White Collar.
DAN - What can you tell me about the history of 20 Seconds to Live? Where did the idea come from and who thought up the concept of a countdown timer leading up to the kills?
BEN - Over the years, Bob and I have done a ton of late-night theater. Short-form, gross-out stuff, generally comedy and we've both often spoken of our love for anthology TV shows. The year before, we'd both separately worked on our friend Courtney Rackley's web series Firsts, and it got us talking about creating our own thing and then one day it hit me - and anthology web series. Our mutual love of horror was an obvious fit for a Twilight Zone/Tales from the Crypt/The Hitchhiker-esque concept, and an anthology would allow us to experiment with all kinds of subgenres within horror (or whatever we wanted to do) and we could ask amazing actors we knew to donate a single day to us so it wasn't a giant commitment for anyone we were asking. I liked that the idea lent itself to being extremely short-form because longer stuff just doesn't seem to play well online. Also, the shorter each episode was, the more resources we could pour into each one.
As for the countdown, I'd pitched Bob and Cat (our producer) on the idea before the shoot, but we didn't know if it would work. After we shot Climax - the first one we actually shot - I tried it out in the edit and it worked.
DAN - What were some of the challenges that 20 Seconds to Live presented to you during the writing and production phases of the first season?
BOB - It took a bit of trial and error to figure out what makes a good episode of 20STL. There's the set-up, the transition to the timer starting, the death itself, and then a comedic tag. The first two scripts that we felt strong about were Anniversary and Climax. Those are the ones we showed to producer Cat Pasciak when we asked her to work with us on the show. We shot those two episodes almost like pilots, just to see if the concept would work. We showed them to a very successful web-series producer and she said she enjoyed the "game" of our show. We had no idea what she meant, but quickly understood: once that 20-second timer starts, the audience is trying to figure out who's going to die and how. We realized that a good episode keeps the audience guessing and subverts their expectations, while also giving them just enough "wrong" to make them laugh (the tag of Anniversary is our finest example of this).
DAN - There's a lot of story that has to be make its way into a short run time with projects like these. Do you find it more or less challenging to make a short picture than a feature film? How does the production of a short film vary and how does it parallel the production of a feature length movie from your perspective?
BEN - The most challenging thing about making a feature is just getting to make it at all - the money and casting and distribution is a giant machine with many levels of approval. Making a short-form thing has giant downsides to be sure - there's no money in it, we're just doing it for fun and hopefully to build something people will like - but the upside is that Bob, Cat, and I get to make every big decision. We can be more nimble and at the end of the day, there's no need to compromise except to one another.
As far as how it parallels a feature production, we are striving - within our very limited means - to make a web series that looks for all the world like a legit movie or TV show, so having a great DP (George Feucht) behind the camera is paramount. We tend to cast actors with long resumes, which sometimes means rescheduling to accommodate their TV or film acting work, which we don't mind doing. And on the day we take it as seriously as any of us would take a feature.
DAN - Astaroth was one of my favorites from the first season. Are there any of the episodes that stand out to you or that have some special significance for you?
BEN- Honestly, I love each episode on its own terms for its own reasons. Because each is a different genre in a way, it's fun to figure out how to subvert each one. Anniversary is the one that really sets the tone for me though because it just keeps upping its own ante on how "wrong" it will go. I love Astaroth as well because I've always been fascinated by demon-worshipping suburbanites and have asked myself frequently what any of them would do if they succeeded. I also love casting against type and making Derek Mears the sad-sack in that piece was fun for all of us, and let Derek flex his amazing comedy muscles that film audiences don't know as well as fans of his improv comedy (like myself) do.
BOB - Yeah, I love em all, but I really love Anniversary because it subverts a traditional horror trope (a lurker watches an unsuspecting couple), keeps the audience guessing, and has a tag that's a wrong as they get. I also love Evil Doll because it was every bit as funny in execution as it was on the page.
DAN - How did 20 Seconds to Live end up being hosted on the Ariescope website?
BEN - I've known Adam Green since about 2009 when my wife's short film Rite preceded the Adam Green produced Grace at Sundance. He was always the nicest guy and I'd run into him at this or that horror even over the years. When Joe Lynch asked me to be on The Movie Crypt, the podcast that he and Adam co-host, we'd already made like three or four episodes of 20 Seconds to Live and we didn't know what we were going to do with them yet. We were talking YouTube and Vimeo and our own website, on and on. Then one day Bob was listening to Adam's podcast and someone asked him if he'd ever thought about bringing in other filmmakers to make a web series for Ariescope and he said he'd considered it but never found the right match. So I called him, showed him the show, and we all thought it would work well with his audience.
DAN - And speaking of Ariescope, you've had some pretty big names in cult horror appear in season one including Adam Green (one of my personal favorites), Derek Mears, and Tom Holland just to mention a few. Will we be seeing more horror icons in the second season?
BEN - We are currently developing season 2. We tend to develop the scripts before we cast them, but rest assured that we will do our best to continue that tradition based on what we're looking for, cast-wise.
DAN - Let's talk about the short film circuit. 20 Seconds to Live was an official selection of The Nashville Film Festival -my hometown-, as well as several other festivals. What can you tell us about taking the show on the road?
BOB- We loved being on the festival circuit last year, and we played 17 festivals all around the world. We saw so much incredible work and made friends with so many fantastic show creators. There are too many highlights to count. Ben and I used to work for the Florida Film Festival in Orlando and were thrilled to play three episodes of our show in the Midnight Shorts program, a program I helped created when I worked there as a programmer. We were an early selection at the LA Film Festival, which was a huge honor. We were one of only 5 shows nominated for Best International Web Series at Raindance in London and won a special festival award from the head programmer of their web fest. Funny that you mentioned Nashville, we won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Web Series there and they surprised us with a cash prize that we used to finance a big chunk of our festival fees.
DAN - Leave it to Nashville to go that extra mile. Tell me about the crowdfunding campaign for season 2. You just completed the IndieGoGo push but are there still other ways fans can contribute or help?
BEN - Honestly, nothing helps more than watching the show itself. It's free, we made it for people who like this kind of stuff (like ourselves), and we only ask people give it a chance. If people like it, following us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook is a huge help as well. We don't spam people, but these are the places where we tend to announce what we're up to.
If people REALLY want to help us though, since we reached our goal, Indiegogo let us continue our campaign in their InDemand section. They can find us at https://igg.me/at/20stl, and we're still offering campaign perks for contributions for the time being.
DAN - What are your hopes for the future of 20 Seconds to Live?
BOB - One of the biggest challenges in making a web series is figuring out how to make the show pay for itself. So we're definitely on the hunt for some sort of financial backing for our third season, whether it's from a major production company or an online platform. We'd love to have more money to spend on crazy locations, stunts, and effects. We just want to keep having fun with this concept and if we can find a way to make the episodes bigger and better, then we'd love to do so.
DAN - Are there any plans to eventually make 20 Seconds to Live into an anthology film like the V/H/S series or Tales of Halloween?
BOB - No plans yet, but we love how you think.
DAN - Are there any other projects that you're collaborating on that you want to (or can) discuss here?
BOB - Ben, Cat, and I are good friends and make cools stuff together and we'd love for that to continue. Between the three of us, we have quite a bit of experience in film and TV and we're developing ideas for both online platforms and a more traditional television model. We can't disclose the ideas yet, but we can say we have an idea for a spin-off show based on one of our first season episodes. Which one? Not saying!
DAN - In an age of Twitter, Snapchat, and ever shrinking attention spans, do you think that that short films are connecting better or becoming more popular with audiences?
BEN - I always imagine most people in our audience are parked behind a computer all day long at work or wherever, and they steal moments here and there to hop on Facebook or YouTube. So as creative types, our goal is to hook those people as fast as possible and not waste their time. And there are a lot of great web series out there doing the same thing if people care to look.
I do think short-form entertainment is very popular right now and only getting more popular and better-produced, but it's also harder to find those audiences in an almost infinite marketplace of online video. So as the medium gets more popular, we all have to use more ingenuity to distract people long enough to take a chance on our stuff.
DAN - As writers, directors, and producers, what sort of advice can you offer to aspiring filmmakers?
BEN - Make stuff, make it now, make it often, and don't get discouraged when it's not universally beloved immediately. Almost nobody makes great stuff right out of the gate, but we're living in a time now where pretty much anyone can get a hold of professional-level tools and learn the grammar of telling stories. Whoever you are, whatever your background, you can do it and it starts with doing it, falling on your face, doing it again and again until when you fall on your face everyone calls it your "style."
BOB - If you're just starting out, you're going to make bad stuff at first. That's okay. Write a script, show it to people, get feedback, rewrite. Then start the next one. Your first five scripts might suck, but your sixth could be gold. Just keep at it. Put together a team of like-minded artists and make something, whether it's a web series or a short or theater. You need a balance between working on your craft and making stuff that you can put in front of an audience. Keep at it, don't be afraid to fail, don't give up, and you'll have a shot at making a living at this.
Season One of 20 Seconds to Live is still available online through Ariescope and Youtube and you can even catch a sneak peek at the new season with the episode Medium. Be sure to follow them on Instagram and Twitter @20STL and on Facebook as 20secondstolive.
Dan Lee is a horror fiend and freelance writer with a special place in his heart for monster movies and demonic possession stories.
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Ariescope
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Tales of Halloween
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But today I want to share how we record and scrapbook our travels. I am excited to share how this has changed for us over the years. The format may have evolved, but the aim of capturing memories, images, moments is the same. And all of them equally wonderful and precious.
I dug into our boxes and found that we have these many journals, kept from our trips over the years!
Each of these are precious records of each of our journeys. We take our trips seriously, planning months ahead, researching and finding deals, Reading guidebooks, detailing our daily plans in these journals before we set off. While on the trip, we journal daily, also in the same notebook., usually lined, ring bound, not too heavy or bulky, as it will travel with us.
We usually take turns to write in it, every chance we get, while we are in the train, at meals, waiting for the bus. We capture where we went, what we saw and did, and also how we felt, thoughts and jokes shared, anything that impressed, surprised, awed us.
We even get illustrations (courtesy of Jared), record our spending, and get 'stamps' into these books.
Once we had children, the trips took on different focus. The early years we only traveled to nearby locations, mainly beach locations, and visiting playgrounds was the highlight!
But this is something I love a lot: Once the children could read and write, we got them to do the journaling on the trips!
Se the pages below, we were in Phuket, Thailand, I got them to journal on note papers while on the trip, then I cut and paste these in our journal books when we got home. It's really in their own words, spelling mistakes and all, seeing things from their eyes and totally cute. These are our most precious journals. If you have children this age, try it!
P.S. I can't get them to do it now if I tried, lol!
Or get them to draw!
In this next trip album, you can see that Ryan's (who was probably eight) writing, while Jared (six) did most of his 'journaling' by drawing instead! This was us in Perth, Australia. You can see Jared's drawings depicting Penguin Island, the Tree-Top Walk, and Rottnest Island. How precious is that?
I think then we just had our first digital cameras, and I home-printed the pictures and pasted them in large paper scrapbooks from the bookstore.
In 2005, I had discovered digital scrapbooking and photoshop 5. It was early days yet, and I did not have much digital scrapbook supplies as we know it today.
For our trip to New Zealand, I did my own 'layouts' in 8.5x11 'A4' pages, and printed them out on our home printer, and slot them into a regular clear folder file.
From here on I designed all our travels into digital scrapbook pages, transferring journaling from our notebooks onto the pages.
Hope it was fun to see my older scrapbooks and journals, and that it provided an idea or two!
And now we come back to my latest pages, which are the last 5 layouts for our Hawaii trip!
At Hanauma Bay, where we spotted an Octopus while snorkelling and followed it for 15 minutes, totally amazing and magical! First time ever in our lives!
Taking a surfing class, what an experience for us, probably once in a lifetime!
Just enjoying our last evening in the beautiful Hawaii..
And having fun in the hotel room. Yes, even this deserves a double page layout in my album, haha, I just love these moments and it shows what a wonderful time we have as a family, how good it is to have the boys with us on these trips and just hang out and just have fun and make memories.
And a final double page to capture all the miscellaneous pictures that makes up or even sums up the trip. I only had space on the left to insert a tab and call it 'everything else'. Love the completely smothered page!
If you also like it as much as me, download it Here to play with!
Your journal evolution looks similar to mine. I started when I was still a girl with journals with some ephemera glued in. Then it was photo albums and a few descriptions (plus journals as an extra book). Now it's scrapbook pages in photobooks.
Thank you for the template freebie.
Most of us have been memory keepers for life. It is just how we record or scrapbook that has changed. Wonderful to look back and find those earlier books just as precious if less 'professional looking'!
Thanks so much for the template! I really enjoy seeing your layouts, especially of your trips. It was interesting to see how they have evolved over the years.
Loved seeing all of those lovingly written journals that you have saved over the years. They are great memories with or without the photos.
Thank you for this template! I always have extra vacation pictures and this template will be perfect for including those pics in my album. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for the fun template!
Thank you so much for the template. Appreciated.
I enjoyed reading about your travel journey. As always I loved the pictures and the templates.
THANK YOU!!! Love all your templates and seeing how you record your memories was great! I'm going to have the kids start writing a few things now!
Thank you so much for sharing! I just love your templates! The majority of templates I use happen to be yours!
Thank you so much! Your templates are so fun to use!


So far so good. I can run cmds from the message box to fire handlers in any of the stacks that were loaded with "start using"
# my default test just to see if the handler is in the message path before actually "coding it out"
--go to message box; enter "checkPrefsFilePath"
go to msg box; enter "setPref"
and it breaks on my break point: ergo the engine sees it/found it.
But the engine does not yet "see" my new handler.  Just for fun: open stack file on disk.. in BBEdit: yes, confirmed, my changes are there.
ERGO conclude: editing a script only stack and saving it does *not* update the "live" version of that file in memory that is in use by the engine.
I guess this "kinda" makes sense, since the message path was already "assembled' at start up and editing and save script only stacks doesn't' necessary make any change to that message path.
But, am I the only on that thinks this is odd behavior? If I am right, doesn't it break the "write, run with no compile" principle of LiveCode?  If I edit the script of a binary stack, those changes are immediately implemented. Should it not be the same for script only stacks?
OK, so given the current behavior, assuming I'm not missing something simple, do we have to manually re-issue a "start using stack "preferences.livecodescript" every time we edit it's script?


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Austria has again been classified as a high-risk area by the federal government. Photo: dpa/Barbara Gindl Out of school, into the powder snow of the Alps – for many children and their families this wish has probably burst: Austria, the last neighboring country, will also be considered a high-risk area again in the future. With corresponding consequences for the winter holidays. Berlin – The reclassification of Austria as a high-risk area makes it difficult for German vacationers to plan their trips before the winter holidays. The regulation applies from Sunday – and has concrete consequences: Anyone entering Germany from a high-risk area and not fully vaccinated or recovered must be in quarantine for ten days and can free themselves from it at the earliest five days after entry with a negative test The decision announced on Friday is likely to be a hurdle, especially for families with school-age children who do not have full vaccination protection. You run the risk that the youngsters will miss the start of the lesson again after having fun in the snow and will instead be stuck in quarantine at home. In some federal states, the winter holidays begin at the end of January, in others only at the beginning or mid-February.
No country removed from the list
The upgrade due to the high number of corona infections affects almost all of Austria, as the Robert Koch Institute announced. Exceptions to this are the communities of Mittelberg and Jungholz near the border, as well as the Riss Valley in the community of Vomp and Eben am Achensee. This means that all nine of Germany's neighboring countries are now on the risk list. Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands have long been designated as high-risk areas. In addition to Austria, more than 30 other countries will be on the list from Sunday, many of them in Africa and the Caribbean. In total, almost 140 of the approximately 200 countries in the world will be on the risk list. No country was removed from the list this time.
Minister of Tourism fears damage to the industry
In addition to strict quarantine requirements, the classification as a high-risk area also includes a travel warning from the Federal Foreign Office for non-essential tourist trips. It makes it easier for tourists to cancel trips that have already been booked free of charge, but does not mean a travel ban. Countries and regions with a particularly high risk of infection are classified as high-risk areas. However, it is not only the number of infections that is decisive for this. Other criteria are the speed at which the virus is spreading, the burden on the healthcare system and the lack of data on the corona situation. Austria's Minister of Tourism Elisabeth Köstinger fears that her country's reclassification as a high-risk area will harm the tourism industry. She criticized the German regulation, according to which unvaccinated children under the age of twelve must remain in quarantine for at least five days when returning from Austria – but pointed to a very simple solution to the problem: "Anyone who has been vaccinated can have a safe and relaxing stay at any time Spend a vacation in Austria," said Köstinger.
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The idea of a 'microadventure' is one that I love. If you've never heard of the concept, a microadventure is essentially an accessible adventure. One that anyone can do, one which requires little (or no) specialist equipment and can be achieved on a small budget and a tight timeframe. Because of this, microadventures have become incredibly popular with busy working people.
People like me, who work long hours, have children and other responsibilities and yet still want to get outside and have a little adventure in their lives. Due to my busy life, I've condensed this idea down further, pretty much as far as it can go! I'm lucky if I have a matter of minutes spare in a day, I nearly always have a two year old tagging along and I certainly don't have a massive budget to blow on trips and equipment.
I try to get this idea across in my blog, The Helpful Hiker. We may have a weekend or two a year when we can tackle a proper hike, but in between we make do with accessible, everyday adventures, and I don't resent it at all. In fact, I positively recommend it to everyone.
When I talk about microadventures, I mean teeny, tiny adventures, so here's a few that can be done in an hour. Some of them require a bit of planning beforehand, but they can be done on the way to work, in your lunchbreak, or in a spare hour at the weekend.
I'm not talking about picking up a beverage from your favourite high street coffee shop here. Depending on your location, why don't you head to your local park, or a nearby forest or beach and enjoy the scenery with your cuppa. I'll allow you to make your drink at home and take it in an insulated mug, but for extra adventure points, why not take a stove and brew up outdoors.
2. Draw a circle around your home or work and go!
This one takes a little planning and a little forethought, but is easy to do with limited time. (And let's face it, planning adventures is a lot of fun.) You can really set your own agenda here depending on your location. Grab yourself an Ordnance Survey map and once you've defined your area then decide what you want to do and how far you want to cover.
In an urban setting, you could hunt out as many churches, bus stops, post boxes, people wearing hats, whatever you like, in an hour. If you're more rural, you could look for flowers, birds, trees or cows. You could walk (or run or cycle) as much of the perimeter as you can. It's your microadventure, your rules.
You could try OS Maps – the digital mapping application by OS, to find walking routes near you.
This is another adventure that starts with an OS map, as all the best ones do! Use an OS Explorer map and a square should equate to 4km, ideal for an hour's stroll. All you have to do is choose your square and walk the perimeter as closely as possible. This is a great microadventure to do in an urban setting, so perfect for lunchtime strolls. If you prefer to run or cycle, why not go for two squares, either as a perimeter journey or even a figure of eight.
So you have to get up early for this one, but that means that it won't eat into your day too much. You can have an adventure and then go to work/school/back to bed as you wish! Again a bit of planning is needed to choose your spot and check the time of the sunrise, but it shouldn't take too long.
The beauty of this is you can make it your own. Go somewhere local, or head a little further away. Take a bacon butty with you, or cook up in the great outdoors. You could even try and forage or catch some breakfast if you have the skills!
There are some great apps out there for encouraging people to get outside. Geocaching is the obvious choice, but if Pokemon Go or Gruffalo hunting is more your style, then go for it. Set yourself a target to reach in 60 minutes. This is the perfect microadventure to get the whole family involved in, you can even make it competitive if that helps!
I hope this has given you a few ideas to help you get outside. Adventures don't have to include mountains or near death experiences to be worthwhile, in fact I find that the small, everyday adventures are every bit as important.
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Building momentum towards World Food India 2017, a high-level delegation from the Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), Government of India led by Mr. J.P. Meena, Secretary, MoFPI, hosted World Food India roadshow in Kolkata, West Bengal in association with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). The key agenda of the roadshow was to interact with the business community of West Bengal and seek their active participation at World Food India 2017, to be held in New Delhi from 3rd to 5th November 2017. The roadshow in Kolkata saw overwhelming participation of more than 120 industrialists from West Bengal.
World Food India 2017 is the platform for showcasing the food processing strength of India and an opportunity to connect with international and Indian key players in food processing and allied sectors. CII is the National Event Partner.
West Bengal offers tremendous opportunities in food processing sector. The state is the largest producer of vegetables in the country. It produces 30% of potatoes, 27% of pineapples & 12 % of bananas grown in the country. In the marine sector, West Bengal accounts for 17% of total fish production of India. With vast processed food opportunities, West Bengal has 5.9 mn tonnes cold storage capacity- 2nd largest in India. Food processing sector in West Bengal is on thrive and World Food India 2017 will supplement the state's growth in food processing sector.
Mr. J.P. Meena, Secretary, Secretary, Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India (MoFPI), discussed the investment and growth opportunities in food processing sector with business leaders. Furthermore, Mr. Meena briefed the audience about the Government schemes related to food processing industry and highlighted the benefits of Kisan Sampad Scheme of the Central Govt for Farmers, FPOs, Corporates etc. KisanSampad scheme will benefit 20 lakh farmers and generate 5,30,500 direct/ indirect employment in the country by the year 2019-20.
Besides Mr. J.P. Meena, Secretary, MoFPI, Mr. Sanjeev Chopra, Additional Chief Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Government of West Bengal and Ms. Nandini Chakrabarty, Secretary, Department of Food Processing Industries and Horticulture, Government of West Bengal, addressed the business leaders at the event.
World Food India has received tremendous response across the globe and will see participation from over 20 countries. Italy has confirmed to be a Focus Country and Haryana and Andhra Pradesh will be Partner States of World Food India. More than 10 States and all leading giants from India and abroad in food processing, food technology, technology & equipment players, cold chains, ingredients, food retailers will be present at World Food India. World Food India will provide a platform to showcase offerings and services along the food value chain which includes production, processing, packaging, technology, equipment, storage, logistics or retail.
Food processing industry representatives present at the Roadshow included industry from all segments including Food processing, cold chain, agro products beverages, fisheries, dairy, organic & health food, Farmer Producer Organisations, Progressive farmers and food & industry associations.


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Q: Проблема преобразования типов в generic методах Есть следующий пример (переписан для упрощения понимания):
public class Programm
{
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        var warehouse = new Warehouse_var1<int>();
        warehouse.AddBoxFruit<Apple>(new AppleBox());
    }
}

public class Warehouse_var1<TAmount>
{
    private List<BoxFruit<Fruit<TAmount>>> list = new List<BoxFruit<Fruit<TAmount>>>();

    public void AddBoxFruit<TFruit>(BoxFruit<TFruit> boxFruit)
        where TFruit : Fruit<TAmount>
    {
        MyGenericMethod<TFruit>();

        list.Add(boxFruit);
    }

    private void MyGenericMethod<TFruit>()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Generic Method!");
    }
}

//Модель фрукта, количество которого измеряется в TAmount
public class Fruit<TAmount> { }
//Реализация фрукта - Яблоко
public class Apple : Fruit<int> { }
//Реализация фрукта - Груша
public class Pear : Fruit<long> { }

//Имеется коробка, для хранения фруктов
public class BoxFruit<TFruit> { }
//Коробка с яблоками
public class AppleBox : BoxFruit<Apple> { }
//Коробка с грушами
public class PearBox : BoxFruit<Pear> { }

*

*Имеются фрукты, для которых можно указать, в чем измеряется их
количество TAmount.

*Есть коробки, которые хранят определенные
фрукты TFruit.

*И есть главный класс Warehouse, который хранит
коробки с фруктами, но только с определенным типом измерения их
количества TAmount.

Склад(Warehouse) должен уметь добавлять к себе коробки с фруктами только с конкретным указанным TAmount у Фрукта. Для этого реализован метод AddBoxFruit. Он является generic, т.к. в нем используется MyGenericMethod, который на основании переданного типа, будет совершать какие-либо действия, от данного метода отказаться нельзя, он необходим для правильной работы программы. После его выполнения - элемент добавляется в список.
Компилятор выкидывает следующие ошибку:

Почему так происходит, если у метода установлено ограничение
where TFruit : Fruit<TAmount> т.е. точно такое же, как и в списке ?
Каким-то образом нужно сделать так, чтобы можно было добавлять в коллекцию любые коробки с фруктами, при этом, чтобы обязательно срабатывал GenericMethod на основании типа переданного фрукта.

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In addition, we offer a continuous teacher development programme of training, observations and workshops. We greatly value our more experienced members of staff and encourage them to become involved in this.
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I thought I'd try out a new location as this part of my room gets more light to is but I'm not totally sure that I like it (my speaker wires kind of ruin the look). I'd seen these layered sort of tops in primark and wasn't sure if I liked them but then I popped back in and they had loads on sale at £3 so I thought I would try it out. They're sewn together at the shoulders but I'm sure with a bit of picking you'd be able to take them apart so I got 2 tees for £3, not too bad. I paired it with my trusty leather skirt and I think the combination makes a good smart/casual sort of look, perfect for Friday when you're not really sure what you're going to do -it's an outfit that's ready for anything.