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Struggling to sleep could affect a woman's chance of falling pregnant
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Zerr's N.T. Commentary
Zerr's Commentary on Selected Books of the New Testament
Calvin's Commentary
Darby's Synopsis
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Horae Homileticae
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Mic 4:1. The first five verses of this chapter as a group predict the kingdom of Christ, but I shall comment on the several verses in their order. In the last days corresponds with "afterward" in Joe 2:28, and "last days" in Acta 2: 17. It means the last days of the Jewish dispensation, for that system was still in force when the Holy Spirit came upon the apostiea to set up the kingdom of Christ. Mountain in symbolic language means a government, so the government of the Lord was to be established above all others, which was predicted also in Dan 2:44.
Mic 4:2, Many nations means people from many nations, not that, any government as a body would attach itself to the kingdom of Christ. This prediction of the many nations was begun to be fulfilled in Act 2:6. Shall say, come let us go vp refers to the generous response that was made to the call of the apostles recorded in Acts 2: 41 47; 4:4 and other passages. The law means the law to govern the kingdom of Christ, not the Jewish government, for that had been given many centuries before by Moses (Joh 1:17) It was the law or government predicted by the patriarch Jacob in Gen 49:10. which makes the wording of this verse very appropriate.
Mic 4:3. In the midst of a group of verses most of which consist, of figures and symbols, it would be unreasonable to give the present one a literal Inter-pretation. It does not predict that carnal warfare will cease after the kingdom of Christ is established. It Is true that the tendencies of the Gospel are in Hie opposite direction from violence of any kind in the conduct of the true followers of Christ. But it is also true that a® long as the world stands the scriptures teach us that the great majority of mankind will reject the Gospel, hence this verse could not be a prediction of the end of carnal warfare. The explanation lies in the difference between the Jewish and Christian dispensations. The former was a combination of religious and political government, hence it was right to use the support of carna! warfare. That is why Jesus said that if his kingdom were of this world his servants would light in his defence (John IS: 36). But the Christian dispensation is strictly religious and Its citizens will not resort to the material sword for its propaganda and support. Hence the members of the Lord's kingdom will use their metal for instruments of peaceful industry, and depend upon the "sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God" for the defence of the kingdom of Christ. Let the reader understand that this paragraph has nothing to do with the subject of Christians engaging in carnal warfare as a citizen of the temporal government. When he does that he is acting as a citizen of the temporal government and in its defence, and not for the defence of the kingdom of Christ, for they are two separate and distinct institutions and a Cliris- tion is a member of each just as Paul was a Christian and a Roman at the same time (Act 22:25).
Mic 4:4. Like the preceding verse, this one uses terms figuratively to express the thought in the mind of the prophet. If a country was sure there would be no hostile army invade it, the Inhabitants would feel no need of secluding themselves within protective buildings but would feel safe in the great outdoors. The vine and fig tree were prominent sources of nourishment and good cheer, and a land that was permanently free from danger could offer these comforts to its inhabitants without fear. I have gone into these details to explain the significance of the illustrations used by the prophet. However, the reader should remember that they are illustrations only and that they represent the spiritual safety and feeling of security that a citizen of the Kingdom of Christ was to enjoy. This prospect was guaranteed by the Lord who gave the vision to the prophet Micah to be delivered to the people of the nation.
Mic 4:5. All people means the people of the world in general. It was not expected that the kingdom of Christ would be able to enlist the majority of the race of mankind, but instead it was even predicted in literal language that the many would be in the service of sin. That would include the idolatrous practices of walkiug in the name of his god. We is pros-pective and means the inhabitants of the kingdom of Christ who would honor the true God only.
Mic 4:6. In a. number of places we have seen the prophet pass from the release of Israel from captivity to the establishing of the kingdom of Christ. In the present chapter the order is reversed, for the rest of it beginning will) this verse is a group prediction of the return from the captivity. That day is a familiar term in the Bible and Lhe context usually has to he considered in determining the day meant; it here stands for the day of Israel's release. That hatteth means the national halting or lameness brought about by the captivity. Driven out refers to the exile of Israel from her native land which was yet in the future when the prophet wrote this. I have afflicted is said because the Lord used the heathen nations as instruments in His hands to inflict the chastisement on the disobedient people.
Mic 4:7. We usually think of a remnant as something rather inferior, a ''scrap" of material left after the best has been taken. However, it has the opposite meaning in the present case, and indicates a superiority of strength in that it was able to survive after the bulk of the nation had succumbed to the ravages of the captivity. Thus this verse uses the word in the same connection with strong notion. God promises to use the rem-nant as a nucleus of a nation with Zion (Jerusalem) ais its headquarters,
Mic 4:8. Tower is also rendered "castle" and is here used to designate Jerusalem ais a watchtower for the kingdom the Lord promised to make out of the "remnant." First dominion denotes that God had a dominion over the same people and at this same place long before. Daughter of Zion and daughter of Jerusalem are terms of endearment used frequently to represent God's people whose headquarters were in Jerusalem.
Mic 4:9. The verse is predicting a condition of sorrow to be felt by the nation in captivity, but with the understanding that the sorrow will be turned into joy by the deliverance from bondage. Is there no king is a prediction in question form that Israel will have the services of a king when the important day arrives.
Mic 4:10. The pains preceding childbirth are used to compare the distress of the captivity, hut with the added thought that, as the pains are an indication of the approaching joy of parenthood, so the captivity must precede the return and establishment of the "strong nation" predicted above.
Mic 4:11, In a group of verses predicting the restoration of Israel from bondage, it was fitting to insert a few lines regarding the opinions of the nation's enemies and such is the pres-ent verse. Many nations were 111 disposed toward the people of God and took pleasure in their misfortunes, but they were going to learn that the Lord would come to the rescue of his own nation after the necessary chas-tisement was given.
Mic 4:12. They knmo not the thoughts of the Lord. The heathen nations misunderstood the Lord's dealings with his people and thought it was because He had turned against them. Because of this misunderstanding they regarded the victories which they had experienced over Israel as a sign of God's personal favor for them, whereas the Lord was using them as instruments for the necessary chastisement of a disobedient and ungrateful people. Gather them as sheaves into the floor. The floor means the place where grain was piled for threshing by beating the whole straw until the grain was separated from the chaff. Since only the good sheaves would be taken to such a place, the fact is used to represent the profitable use Which God proposed to make of the nation that had gained so much at the expense of His people.
Mic 4:13. Daughter of Zion la an endearing term frequently used to designate the people of God whose headquarters were in Zion, a special spot in Jerusalem. God accomplished much of his plan against the unfaithful Jews through the agency of the heathen nations. Now the order is reversed and He will use the Jews as instruments in bringing the heathen nations into the service of their restoration to the home land; such is the meaning of the figures used in this verse. Since the figure of "sheaves" was used for the heathen in the preceding vense, it was consistent for the prophet to use thresh in this. In figurative language horn means power, and God here promises to give his people the power to contend with the heathen through their influence and superior wisdom, not necessarily through military action. Sometimes the ox was used in treading out the grain that had been piled upon the floor (Deu 25:4; 1Co 9:9; 1Ti 5:18), so the promise-of brazen hoofs is appropriate in this connection. Consecrate their gain iinto the Lord was to be fulfilled literally and morally. The heathen nation was constrained to contribute material help for the rebuilding of Jerusalem (Ezr 1:2-4; Ezr 6:8-10), and also the same nation was brought lo respect the God of Israel.
Zerr, E.M. "Commentary on Micah 4". Zerr's Commentary on Selected Books of the New Testament. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/znt/micah-4.html. 1952.


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Red Joan is a movie starring Judi Dench, Sophie Cookson, and Stephen Campbell Moore. The story of Joan Stanley (Dame Judi Dench), who was exposed as the K.G.B.'s longest-serving British spy.
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The story of Joan Stanley (Dame Judi Dench), who was exposed as the K.G.B.'s longest-serving British spy.
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The movie is about a Nazi who was a soldier, a pro Nazi, and a soldier himself. In the last 30 years, many have questioned why Hitler's regime came to an end. The film presents an alternative view that the end of the Nazi regime is largely due to the American presence in the United States and the loyalty that these people had to the American cause. The film was shot in Berlin, Stuttgart, and Toronto. The cinematography was done by cinematographer Michael Crichton, and the score was composed by Peter Shelley, and he was able to recreate the sound of the 90's, with "Panic in the name of God" playing throughout the film.
It's a wonder that this film has not received more attention in the US or in the UK, as it is one of the most important film-making experiences in the history of the cinema. The heart of the film is the relationship between Joan of Arc and her uncle and aunt, who are all pretty much distant from each other, but are completely supportive and so endearing, with Joan finally saying "my aunt is my mother" when she sees her in person. The more intimate scenes are extremely moving, with Joan's constant pining for her mother, and her relationship with the Emperor Charles II, and with the Emperor's mother. The music is excellent, and the characters are very well drawn, the beautiful landscapes are very fitting, and the sense of beauty is well conveyed through the use of colour. But the film is far more than a film. It is a story of love, honour, devotion, life, death, war, rebellion, desperation, forgiveness and betrayal, and an incredible life story, in a historical period that is so full of such stories. It is also the film of the day for people who have not seen it, as it was the first film to be shown in the cinema in Belgium in 1986. A very important and historic film for its time. One of the greatest films of the last 100 years. 9/10
If you liked the book then you will love this movie. If you didn't read the book, I'd say you would hate this movie, but you won't be able to tell. This is a beautiful love story about two sisters that have very different personalities. Both of them have very different ways of thinking and loving. They both have very different personalities and they are the polar opposites of each other. They have very different personalities and they have very different ways of thinking. But they both fall in love. And it is a very emotional love story. The movie is very beautiful. The colors are very bright. It's like you're there in the 1920s. The music is very wonderful. The scenes are very beautiful. It's a beautiful story and I hope it will bring you to tears.
Martha R.
It is not that I am looking for a great movie, or even an artistic one. It is the sheer beauty of the film and the dedication of the team behind it that makes it such a perfect film. The director is Brian Helgeland, and as a director he has never been better. The characters are strong and believable, and the acting is superb. What really makes this film work is the beautiful cinematography. The beautiful sweeping shots are reminiscent of an Italian film, and they do not detract from the narrative or character development. The filmmakers go into great depth into the detail of the costumes and sets. I could not have asked for a more stunning film. There is a tremendous sense of magic and wonder in this film that transcends the script and the actors. It is the kind of film that you feel like you are living through, and the more you see it, the more you want to see it again. I will not give any spoilers, but I will say that it is a film that will stick with you for a long time, and I would recommend it to anyone who has a passion for films.
Teresa C.
I was so moved by this film. I saw it in a two-headed auditorium (20-30 people) and had to lean on my arms to get out. I'm not sure why, but I think that the most emotional scene of the movie was the one in the basement. It made me think of all of the great, great books that I've read, and I was reminded of a particular scene in one of them. It was the scene where Joan returns to her family home, and the scene where Mary, his mother, is talking to her. Her mother was saying how she's been thinking of all of the things that Mary has been telling her, and how she doesn't know if she should tell her parents about them. Mary, her father, is saying that she shouldn't tell them, because it'll ruin her relationship with her mother. This was a really moving scene. It made me want to read the books again. I wish there was a way to see the movie with subtitles, so I could hear the English-speaking actors better, and I could understand what they were saying. But I'll never know. That's what I'm thinking right now. What a great film. I was totally moved by it. I had no idea what it was about, but it just moved me. I felt as if I had been through it all. I'm going to have to go see it again. Maybe it will get better as I watch it more.
Albert R.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 12:02
Like many others, I was so excited to watch this film. I'm not sure how I felt when I left the theater, but I am so glad I did. The reason I give this film a 9 is because it is extremely difficult to watch and I found myself constantly in tears. You have to get past the images of these people (my favorite scene is when the Holocaust victims come out of the ovens), and you have to see the humanity in them. And the fact that the majority of the people being persecuted were Polish Jews. I'm not an expert on Jewish culture, but I was able to see the humanity in each of the people in the film. You feel their pain. If you are Jewish, this film will make you feel for them and see how far they have fallen. But I feel it is also true that for anyone who is not Jewish, this film will leave you feeling inadequate and not being able to sympathize with them. I think it is more true for Jews than non-Jews. I felt the film had some strong themes and ideas and I think the strength of the film lies in its message and the humanity of the people portrayed in it. I'm not a Christian, but I felt the message of Jesus in this film. I think the message of Christ is one that I would like to hear more about. And I think I would like to see a film like this that speaks more about what Jesus meant to people. I hope you can see this film and feel the emotions I did. I can't wait for the DVD!
This is a story of a relationship between two men, that in my opinion is one of the best and most relevant relationships that was portrayed in film. Throughout the movie I was not surprised at how well the characters were portrayed. It was wonderful to see the love and respect that the actors had for each other. This movie was a true delight to see, and I highly recommend it. A film that could be enjoyed by anyone, young or old.
Roy Carr
Rosenblatt's "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" is a film about how a religious cult was a key figure in the rise of Adolf Hitler. The film starts out with Hitler and his rise to power. Then, the focus shifts to the activities of the Nazi party. The party was led by a charismatic leader named Adolf Hitler. Hitler was, of course, a self-professed messiah who preached the teachings of the Christian church. He also believed that his followers would be killed. But Hitler also believed that his followers would become more powerful in the future. The film ends with the rise of Hitler. The other main characters are David Carradine, portrayed by James Garner, and Joanna Cassidy, played by Virginia Madsen. Carradine and Cassidy are both disciples of Hitler and Carradine is even an executioner. The film was a huge success when it was released in 1962 and the Weinstein Company put out several DVD versions. But it has been ignored by many people because it is not as historically accurate as some other films that are about the period. But if you are willing to accept a story about a religious cult, "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" is a great movie.
Randy V.
For me, the real reason for watching this movie was "how can i use my time more wisely?". It was a great movie to watch and was relaxing and that is something we all need. But for me, it was about how people have a chance to get through a difficult time and make a better life. We all need this in our lives, but it was even more important to watch it because of the circumstances. I just think people have to be careful how much time they spend in situations that are hard to deal with and realize that you can always be someone else, and it is always a good thing. If you have a chance to watch this movie, I think it would be a great time for you. If you do watch it, I can guarantee that it will make you feel better.
I think I was the only one who laughed when this movie came out. I've always loved the 80's and this film was a great way to experience a nostalgia of that time period. I think the acting was really good and I really enjoyed the music and the story line. I would recommend this movie to anyone. My mom liked it, too, but I'm glad I was not there. I know it's not for everyone, but I think I enjoyed this movie and would watch it again. Thank you for reading.
Eugene M.
The movie "Mary and Joseph" has a very strong message about how hard it is to make a good movie in this day and age. The movie's director, director of photography, writer and producer are all credited for their work in this film. It's definitely a movie that will make you think about the importance of good storytelling. I think the message of the movie is that it's important to have a good story to tell. But it's also important to have a good story to tell. You can't just keep telling the same story over and over again. And if you're going to tell the same story over and over again, you have to make the movie a little bit different. You have to make the movie something that people can relate to. This is something that the movie "Mary and Joseph" did very well. I think the movie was able to make the audience feel as if they were there. It's not just a movie about a family. The movie was able to make the audience feel like they were in the family. The movie's director, director of photography, writer and producer did a great job in making the movie. I think the movie is a movie that everyone should watch. I recommend this movie to everyone. It's a movie that everyone should watch.
Samantha W.
The story of the great jazz singer, Genevieve Bujold, and her daughter, Joan, is quite an interesting one. I can understand why some people didn't like the movie. I, myself, thought the story was fascinating, the acting was superb, the music was excellent. My advice is to see this movie and leave your preconceived ideas at the door, and let yourself be drawn into the story. I was surprised how the story unfolded, and then all of a sudden it happened! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, and felt that I knew Joan better than I knew myself. The characters were so well drawn, and the relationship between Joan and Genevieve was touching and emotional. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys a great story.
Peter C.
I went to see this movie after being recommended by a friend who was a fan of the novel and was quite looking forward to seeing the film adaptation of the novel. I was surprised that the film didn't go as I had expected. The film has a very British feel to it and was a pleasure to watch. It is a film that does not try to be something it is not. It was refreshing to see a film with the feel of a documentary rather than a Hollywood film. The performances were excellent and the direction was spot on. I would recommend this film to anyone who loves a good story, a good film and a good laugh.
Ethan Austin
This film is very interesting, and the characters are very interesting. It is also very hard to figure out why the movie is called "Joan of Arc". What was the point? The plot is pretty weak, and I found it hard to follow. I guess this is a very difficult movie to follow. There are some interesting points that could have been made, but they are not really important. The movie was interesting, and the actors did a good job. However, it is hard to follow and very hard to follow the movie.
I am now in my 20s and was wondering if anyone else was as stunned as I was when this film was released. I didn't see the previews. This is my first time seeing this movie. I thought it was very powerful and I had to watch it several times to understand it all. I have seen it so many times it is almost like a drug. I would love to hear about the experience you had watching it. I thought it was a very powerful and beautiful movie and I have seen it so many times. It is still very difficult to watch it because you have to pay attention to what is going on. I am happy to say I am going to see it again and again and again and again and I am sure many will do the same. It is a very powerful film and I think the producers did an amazing job.
George Edwards
I would like to start by saying that the movie is a movie. It has some good points and some bad points. The movie is about the life of Joan of Arc and how it was born. The movie begins with Joan of Arc's childhood in the small village of Tours. From there, the movie goes into the French inquisition, the Inquisition, Joan's brutal marriage, Joan's suicide, and finally, Joan's coronation. What this movie doesn't show is the suffering Joan endured from her own father. How much she was forced to suffer. How much she had to endure, was she alone. And the way the movie was filmed was beautifully done. The movie does a good job showing Joan's life and life in general. The acting is good, the script is good, the story is good, the movie is good. I have seen this movie twice and each time I love it more. If you are a fan of the story of Joan of Arc, you will love this movie. If you don't care about Joan of Arc's story, you will not like this movie. This is a movie you will want to see over and over again.
Julia Hart
This film is based on a true story of one of the "Black Widows" who was among the four "Gang of Four" who attacked the White House on February 20, 1961. Their actions at the White House prompted President John F. Kennedy to order a nuclear attack. What made the film memorable was the portrayal of the four women and their husbands. The film portrays the impact of the story through the lives of the four women and their husbands. They were all very difficult people and it was painful for them to see their loved ones destroyed by the action of their husbands. The film was very well done and the dialog was outstanding. The dialogue between the women was very powerful and it was easy to understand how each one of them felt. There were some parts of the film that were not included that I thought were very important to the story. However, overall, I was very pleased with this film. I enjoyed watching this film and I recommend it to anyone who has a desire to learn more about the history of the Kennedy Administration.
Amber Ryan
I thought the movie was very good, I liked the soundtrack, I thought the acting was very good, but I didn't like the movie as much as I thought it would. I thought the movie would be much better if they made it longer. I think if they did it longer it would be better, and if they didn't make it longer it would be a lot better. I really liked the music and I thought the acting was very good. I think if they made the movie longer it would be much better.
Ruth R.
I have been a fan of Michael Mann since I first saw "The Insider" (1985) and then followed him to "Collateral" (1996). I have always admired his style of cinematography and his ability to create interesting, if unspectacular, settings for his films. "The Insider" is a great example of that. I remember the time that I saw it, it was on television, and I was so captivated by the movie. It was gripping and exciting, and that is what I like to see in a movie. Mann's second film, "The Insider" tells the story of a corporate executive who is very nervous about going public. His confidence is shaken when he learns that his company is going to be bought by a conglomerate that is going to be acquiring his company. He decides to take a walk on the wild side and go into the wild, unexplored territory of the outdoors. This movie is a little different from Mann's other films, which are generally based on a theme, but it is still a great film. The film is good for both adults and children, and it is not too violent or violent. It is a very entertaining movie and I recommend it to anyone who likes thrillers. It is rated "PG-13" for some sexual material, language and some drug use.
This movie is based on the true story of Mary McLeod Bethune, a Confederate woman who led a life of luxury and wealth in the 1860s, in a town near the banks of the Ohio River. It is a fascinating story and a historical document. I was surprised by the quality of the film. It is worth watching because of the fact that the story is based on a true story. It is a movie that gives you a good understanding of the motivations of the people and the life they led. The performances are very good, the story is good, and the movie is interesting. It is well worth watching.
The last half hour is a bit dull but the last half hour is the best half hour of the film. I think this film was a disappointment because it was not as well made as I had hoped it would be. It was boring and there was no suspense. The film seemed to go on for too long. I think the film could have been cut down by 20 minutes. The plot was a bit confusing and there was no tension in the film. I was expecting a great film and instead I got a mediocre film. I recommend that you watch it if you want to see a great film about the time of the Spanish Revolution.
Timothy G.
This movie is one of the most beautifully done movies I've ever seen. It is also a masterpiece. The casting is amazing and the performances are superb. It's like a Renaissance fair, but it's not too romantic. There are many parts that are funny and dramatic, but most of it is very sad. It's a tragedy, and yet a masterpiece.
Roy J.
The movie based on the book by Susanna Clarke (a true American treasure) focuses on the fight to control a swathe of territory from the American mainland to Mexico. Among the various clans involved is the large Puritan society, which includes such iconic figures as Joseph Pulitzer, John Wilkes Booth, and Benjamin Harrison. The Southern-Reformists are led by a man called Richard Henry Lee (played by Edward James Olmos). Richard Henry Lee led a slave revolt against the British in 1776. The film is adapted from Richard B. Lee's popular novel and includes a few cameos from John Cassavetes and Bruce Greenwood. The movie shows the way the war is fought in two wars: one is fought by the Northern Puritans and the other is fought by the Southern-Reformists. This is a very good movie that will warm the heart of anyone. I loved this movie and I can't wait to see it again!
I went into this movie with no expectations. And I was pleasantly surprised. The acting was superb. The cinematography was beautiful. The story was extremely powerful. I was very touched by the story. The only thing I was disappointed with was that there was too much kissing in this movie. Maybe it was just me but I felt like they should have toned it down a bit. But I can't say I was offended. The story was very powerful and I could really feel for the main character, especially when she was being accused of witchcraft. I was so taken by this movie and I would highly recommend this to anyone. 9/10
Judith Perez
I loved this movie. It was very beautiful, and it was really well-done. There was a very good soundtrack, too. It was very touching and it's really touching to see how important faith is to people who live in these countries. I thought the acting was good. And it was also very touching to see how he found faith again and how the people were reacting. I thought the movie was very well done and I would recommend it.
Samantha Stanley
Although it is not very good, the movie "Pompeii" is not too bad. The acting is good, the music is good and the movie is quite good. I have not seen it in the cinema but I was very curious about it, so I bought it on DVD. I think it is the best movie I have ever seen. It is a historical drama, based on a true story. It is a kind of movie that will make you feel that you have been living in a place like Pompeii for a long time. It is very emotional, and I think it will make you think about the present day in the most important aspects of your life. I think it is a good movie and I would recommend it to everyone who is not very interested in history, but will be interested in the story of a real historical event. It is very good and I recommend it to everyone. I have not seen the original film, but I am sure that the director is an expert on history and the true story of Pompeii.
Shirley G.
If there is a way to get out of watching this movie and being a good person, then I would. I found it to be a good movie, but I felt it was a little too long and that there were a few things that could have been cut out. I would recommend this movie to anyone who has a heart. The movie is very realistic. The people in the movie are the real people you know, and the events that are happening in their lives are the same things that are happening in the world today. I feel that this movie should have been longer, and that there could have been some more scenes added to it. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see a good movie about the people in their lives who need to have their stories told. I think that this movie will do well at the box office. I hope that this movie will be a success.
The legacy of Joan of Arc is a very important part of the history of France and France as a whole. In the movie Joan of Arc, Jeanne d'Arc and Anne Boleyn are the focus of the movie. This gives the movie an extra dramatic aspect. Anne Boleyn is a great actress, but not as great as Joan of Arc, and Jeanne d'Arc is a great actor, but not as great as Jeanne d'Arc. Therefore, the movie was great. It gave a very strong background on the history of France and France as a whole, and also gave an image of France in the past. The movie is very well filmed and well acted. The storyline is very realistic. I think the movie is worth watching and I recommend it to all.
Rose Arnold
I really enjoyed this movie. I had heard a lot about it, and even read a few reviews about it, but I still didn't expect to like it as much as I did. This movie had a lot of depth to it, and the actors and actresses did a good job at showing us their characters and the characters of the people they loved. This movie was also really funny. I think I laughed out loud at least 20 times. I was surprised how much I enjoyed this movie. I think that this movie is worth seeing if you are interested in the lives of people who have fallen in love. I think that this movie is worth seeing.


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Opinion: Apple shouldn't kill off the Apple TV 4K when a new model launches
In the past week, Apple has discontinued both the HomePod and the iMac Pro and will only continue selling them while supplies last. It's lead to speculation about what product will be next, and the Apple TV is a product that some feel would make sense.
Apple is about to refresh the Apple TV with an updated remote, A12X processor and more storage. Although there's no definite release date for the new model, it could come as soon as later this month.
As a result of this, it's likely that the company will discontinue the Apple TV 4K. It could choose to keep selling the Apple TV 4th-generation at a lower price point, similar to what it does with the Apple Watch, or simply discontinue that model as well. It would make sense to discontinue the 4th-generation, which is over five years old and runs on the A8 chip, but keep selling the Apple TV 4K as an cheaper option, marketed as an option for running popular streaming services over games.
It would allow the Apple TV to compete lower-end hardware like the Amazon Fire TV Stick and Google's Chromecast and Chromecast with Google TV, while still supporting AirPlay 2, HomeKit and Apple TV+. This itself is only 3 years old and has hardware that's powerful enough to run tvOS smoothly and support most apps and games.
If Apple chose to keep the Apple TV 4th-generation (HD) on sale, it would have to signifcantly lower the price or justify why customers should purchase a device that will only support the latest software for a few more years and that only supports high-definition content. Amazon now offers a 4K variant of the Fire TV Stick for only $50, while devices from Roku and Nvidia can also play 4K video.
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G20 Meeting Leaves Much to be Desired
Nexus Media News X July 26, 2021
Energy and environment ministers at the Group of 20 meeting of industrialized nations that took place in Naples, Italy late last week failed to come to a consensus on several key commitments to tackle climate change in their final communique. There were two points in particular that were not agreed upon: one was around phasing out coal-fired power generation and the other was around whether to move more quickly to decarbonize than was agreed to under the Paris Agreement. Most countries were in agreement on the first point, but several countries, including China, India and Russia objected to the language. The final communique did include an agreement that countries would boost their climate targets, known as "nationally determined contributions", ahead of the upcoming COP26 meeting, which will take place this November in Glasgow, and the issue of coal is expected to be discussed again at another G20 summit in October. However, the failure to come to an agreement on concrete targets has experts worried about the ability of countries to make progress at COP26. "It's a decent outcome in terms of what the expectations were. Of course, in terms of the state of the planet and the climate emergency that we're in—the impacts that are mounting every day—it's not adequate," said Alden Meyer, a senior associate at E3G. (Retuers, Financial Times, Axios, The Guardian. Commentary: Justin Worland, TIME)
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Trump Fights Back, Says Fake News Media Partly Responsible For 'Anger and Rage' in U.S.
President Trump lashed out at the 'fake news' media Monday morning, saying they are in part responsible for the level of anger in this country.
There's little doubt that he's correct.
The last 48 hours have seen a barrage of fingerpointing in the direction of the President over a pair of mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
The media have been coordinating their messaging with Democrats in casting blame in the direction of Trump, his supposed 'violent' rhetoric being a catalyst for the shootings.
The President turned the tables, however, saying "the Media has a big responsibility to life and safety in our Country."
"Fake News has contributed greatly to the anger and rage that has built up over many years," he added.
The Media has a big responsibility to life and safety in our Country. Fake News has contributed greatly to the anger and rage that has built up over many years. News coverage has got to start being fair, balanced and unbiased, or these terrible problems will only get worse!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2019
He's Right
They're doing it even as we speak, infuriatingly suggesting the President is somehow responsible for these horrific incidences, pretending mass shootings never happened under previous administrations, and falsely accusing the President of being a "white nationalist" in the mold of at least one of these killers.
They've done so by giving Democrats carte blanch to make wild accusations and never once correcting them.
For example, CNN's Jake Tapper allowed Beto O'Rourke to run roughshod over the truth, blaming Trump and Fox News for the violence, and claiming the President's words are akin to the Third Reich in Nazi Germany.
These are white men, motivated by the kind of fear this president traffics in. The mosque in Victoria, Texas, was burned to the ground on the same day that President Trump signed his order [sic] attempting to ban Muslim travel to the United States of America [sic], when he says after Charlottesville that Klansman and white supremacists and neo-Nazis are "very fine people" [sic], the commander-in-chief is sending a very public signal to the rest of this country about what is permissible, and in fact even what he encourages to happen. So let's connect the dots here on what is happening and why it is happening and who is responsible for this right now. … You don't get mass shootings like these [sic], you don't torch mosques, you don't put kids in cages [sic] until you have a president who has given people permission to do that and that is exactly what is happening in the United States of America today.
The latter is something O'Rourke has said before, as he, like so many of his colleagues, are obsessed with Nazis.
Tapper's Folly
What's reprehensible here is that Tapper, tail tucked firmly between his legs, didn't bother to correct any of the obvious lies. You know, as he surely would have done if President Trump was speaking?
At any point, the CNN host could have interjected and said there was no such thing as a Muslim ban. That the media-driven Charlottesville hoax has already been debunked. Or maybe when Beto said, "You don't get mass shootings like these," it would have been fairly easy to point out that mass shootings have taken place during numerous previous administrations.
By allowing Democrats to lie with impunity, Tapper, CNN, and the media are complicit in the anger, rage, and violence building in this country over many years, generating well before Trump.
In addition to Tapper's embarrassing lack of integrity, MSNBC's Ali Velshi called for a war against "white" nationalism and warning Americans that they were more likely to get attacked by white nationalists than Islamic terrorists.
Go on social media right now, and at any point, the mainstream liberals will be pushing conspiracy theories over President Trump's alleged racism and violent rhetoric. #WhiteSupremacistInChief quickly began trending after the shootings.
Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney slammed the messaging coming from the left.
"These are sick, sick people and the president knows it," Mulvaney said. "But I don't think it's fair to lay this at the feet of the president."
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Emerald City is a Bland Assortment of Nothing
Friday has come and gone. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events premiered on Netflix! I wanted to watch it. Unfortunately I'm here for this season's ride and will continue writing about the crime of mediocrity that is Emerald City.
What could've been…
This is the third episode of Emerald City, according to Hulu, which means that NBC wants this show to end just as quickly as I do and debuted two episodes as one. Cool. Whatever. "Mistress-New-Mistress" is the title, punctuation provided by the show itself, who apparently doesn't actually understand how punctuation works. Granted, it has given me a wonderful idea for a needlessly complicated dog name to throw off my neighbors. Anyway, content.
This episode opens with Dorothy sleeping on top of Toto, making Dog either the worst police dog ever, or the best. Jury's still out. She realizes Sexy Jesus Scarecrow is gone, and freaks out. Seeing as she ended the last episode unwilling to talk to him, I'm not sure where this concern is coming from. Maybe he owes her some money or she read the script. Fuck if I know. She finds him contemplating an ocean that really raises so many fucking questions about the geography of this fantasy world.
It's probably just because he looks sexy…Stupid Sexy Jesus.
Sexy Jesus Scarecrow has decided that guns are bad, and that Dorothy shouldn't have that much power. Dorothy has yet to actually even show she knows how to use a gun, so I'm assuming SJS has attended a ton of gun safety courses and knows that Dorothy is an idiot who doesn't know the safety from the trigger. He's probably not wrong. I'm definitely not drunk enough to listen to two people argue the semantics of guns in a world with actual fucking murder magic.
Their argument peters out with no clear winner, as most couple's arguments tend to do after three or four years of commitment, and they catch a ride with the Circus of Oz. There is yet another moment where I'm left wishing there was a scene depicting a negotiation that leads to this situation, and am once again forced to assume SJS showed off his sweaty stab abs until they decided they could sell him in the next city.
Dialogue happens with amazingly chatty nobodies. The Witch of the East apparently controlled the weather. Makes you wonder why she let the weather drop a fucking car on top of her in the first episode, but hey, I'm not a witch, I can't pretend I understand their devious minds. Apparently the weather is on the fritz now as a result, despite it being generally sunny and boring everywhere. I guess the weather being erratic makes Oz more boring instead of less.
The Circus gets stopped by the Wizard's guard that were tracking Dorothy in the premiere. They still have no character. SJS decides that he needs to run away from them, but Dorothy just wants to go see the Wizard. Jesus runs. Then Dog also runs off, because…yeah. He just does. I'm assuming he finally realized Dorothy wasn't a cop, despite her amazingly convincing jacket. Dorothy goes after Dog (because he is the only actor actively trying to escape this career death trap) and is grabbed by SJS and dragged into the bushes to hide from the Wizard's Guard. They hide in the bushes and listen to the boss of the men shout that they're supposed to kill Dorothy when they find her. Why this wasn't discussed before they arrived at the caravan is beyond me. I also forget to tell my subordinates key pieces of information before they start an assignment. The guardsman must be a terrible micro manager.
Pip (Tim? Pim? Pit? Bip? Sip? Lip? Biff Tannen?) and Jack are shown still hanging out in a random nondescript wood. Jack suggests they go somewhere. Bip grudgingly agrees. Nobody is sure why this scene even bothers existing.
We're now following the Wizard of Oz (Vincent D'Onofrio, blink twice if they have someone precious to you. We can still save you from this. You were doing so well) as he runs to one of his giant town statues to find three people climbed it. Apparently, they did it with magic(!) and are now dancing on it like its fucking Burning Man. They then commit suicide.
Surprisingly, Burning Man is more visually interesting even without the addition of magic.
This suicide has a lot of layers of stupid to me, so I'm just going to take a second because this is my article and you guys have no control here. First, these idiots had to climb up on top of this statue to commit their magical suicide. Why did no one stop them? Why did they have to do it on the statue? Why not just do it in front of it? Second, they finish their dance by jumping off of the statue. This is not bugfuckery stupid on its own, but the fact that the death is by hanging is. They are killed by mystical hanging ropes. That are invisible. And essentially do the exact same fucking job that the pavement would have done if they'd fucked up whatever coven dance they were doing on the statue in the first place. None of this will be addressed, it's just the setup for Law & Order: Emerald City that makes up the rest of the Wizard plotline for this episode. I'm regretting not getting drunk beforehand on this one.
Dorothy in the next scene has made a decision. Sure, she killed the Witch of the East (technically and with very little effort) and stole her jewelry while her corpse was still warm, but she hasn't truly fucked up her house. A destination is set by the dynamic duo (and Dog, who is better than both of them. He's such a good dog).
More Wizard plotline, except everyone is spouting bullshit about the Beast who is essentially just a doomsday concept, nonsense prophecies that I have no idea what they mean, and fucking crop circles like this is a somehow worse version of Signs. Field pattern analysis is legitimately a major plot thread for this episode. I'm not going to talk about it, because I was completely unable to pay attention to something so fucking lame that was only shown in photos to other characters. They also visit realize all the suicide victims worked at West's brothel, because apparently no one who works there ever washes their disgusting hands, like children. This includes West herself. Ugh.
Dorothy arrives at the East's crib to find the only-other-black-person-in-oz-with-a-distinct-speaking-role guarding the door. I know that's a long title, but hey, blame the showrunners for not casting a single fucking black person that survives an episode. Oops, spoiler alert, this motherfucker dies by the end of this episode. Got to keep that budget low, he wasn't playing a slave or gangbanger and therefore was in breach of some union contract, I'm sure. GAAAHHH.
Only-other-black-person-in-Oz-with-a-distinct-speaking-role says he's going to kill Dorothy and her pet Jesus, but then he finds out they are the ones who pickpocketed his mistress's corpse and apparently that makes them cool. I also plan on greeting the woman who pilfers my mother's corpse, but I was under the impression that was a personal choice and not a universal thing.
Back to Biff and Jack, my least favorite plot point struggling to be something more. They're in some random city that hit the Industrial Age before anything else in Oz. Jack won't stop staring at Rip's cleavage, a problem I'm sure every adolescent boy has had but also I'm sure every adolescent boy overcame, because they weren't an asshole. Jack is an asshole and most of the convo is made up of him staring at tits. This somehow makes me feel dirty, and I wasn't even looking at Pip's cleavage. Good job, Jack, you objectifying piece of shit.
Meanwhile, at the Legion of Doom, Dorothy is being lead around East's crib by her new friend, and he keeps calling her Mistress-New-Mistress, a moniker that became annoying after I read the title of this episode and only has room to descend. New bro/walking dead man informs Dorothy that since she's obviously an acolyte of the East that she should fix all the weather bullshit (I also hate generic sunny days, they make me feel at peace and then I don't have an excuse to drink).
Honestly, they probably have a weather controller as well.
He also asks for Jesus's sword after leading him on a full tour of the palace, and the music ramps up for no reason like a fight is going to happen. then Jesus hands over his sword, because its not the book of Revelation yet and he needs to stay cool.
I tried to look up how Law & Order does their scene transitions, but that takes a distinct style, and Emerald City refuses to be seen in the same room as the words "distinct" or "style". The Wizard is now at West's brothel with some random acolyte whose name was definitely said, and that I remember, but fuck you, no one actually cares. West slutshames the random acolyte for her mother being a sex worker. I've heard tales of the cross-generation slutshame, but never did I expect to see it used to such little narrative avail. Truly, I am blessed to see such miracles transpire in Emerald City.
Back to East's castle, because Emerald City has a deathly allergy to letting any scene last long enough for all of its information to be conveyed. It lives another day. Dorothy gets dressed up to go into a room that houses the weather, but looks suspiciously like a Turkish bath house. With a touch more tastefully obscured lake monster than is normal in those type of environments. Dorothy proceeds to easily beat this magical trial due to her normally invisible ruby gloves, then teleports away into the weather room's resident tornado.
The Wizard's name is Frank Morgan. That is a lame name, I understand why he has a complex. Not nearly as assertive as Glinda, or Lucas, or Gordon. He reveals this to the acolyte whose feelings were hurt by being told that everyone and their friends in the room at the time had fucked her mother. West continues to maintain her seat as Queen Bee of high school. Frank (which is the only thing I will be calling him from now on) also reveals megalomaniac tendencies, and hints of being generally impotent. I'm starting to feel like I'm watching Kingpin work through his issues in therapy.
Sip and Jack have wandered onto a Harry Potter set to find more Boy Juice for the former. Great. Next.
Sure, yeah, this is the scene, whatever. Leave me alone.
The next scene opens on a baby doll floating in a snow river. I instantly became enamored with the Toy Story-esque prologue for this doll. I am interrupted by Dorothy appearing in the scene, still wearing an absurd dress. The whole scene is filled with snow, so I'm instantly jealous of Dorothy's ability to withstand the cold. I can't stand outside in freezing weather without three jackets and a clear destination. She sees a jacket with her real mom's name on it. This is not so much a reveal is it is this show aggressively slapping me in the face with concepts it hasn't properly seeded. It's fun for the whole family!
Frank is still investigating West's brothel, now with his newly invigorated acolyte. Apparently his pep talk about punishing those who refused to call him by his self-chosen nickname (which is asinine, everyone knows you're not allowed to choose your own nickname) really helped her pick herself up by her bootstraps. They're now questioning random sex workers, and I'm tuning out because no main character has said a line in over four minutes. Frank and West have a conversation about the addictive nature of magic or something, but all I can notice is that West looks like she's trying really hard to pretend she's not high in front of her parents in almost every scene.
Queen Bee West, may she reign eternal.
Lip and Jack again, and there's this infinitely nuanced gender identity narrative hiding somewhere in this dialogue. Unfortunately, it's really hard to see through the muddied water of "black magic."
Frank has a balcony conversation with random acolyte that ends with her in prison. No, I didn't pay attention to this conversation, and you wouldn't have either. She's in prison now though, so if we're lucky she'll die and we can have one less character to keep track of.
Dorothy appears back in East's crib, but she didn't fix the weather at all because she's an idiot. She's also terrible at lying, as she somehow manages to admit she's not a witch, East killed herself (technically not true), and that she's from another world in the space of one conversation with only-other-black-person-in-Oz-with-a-distinct-speaking-role. He then dies as the weather eats the East's house. Dorothy finds new motivation from this utter fucking dead end and decides that the Wizard is her greatest hope, strutting off in heels that I am sure will be the death of her in the next episode.
It starts snowing in the next scene, and all I really got out of this is A) Winter is Coming (three episodes instead of six season GoT, eat your heart out), and B) not a single fucking room in the Wizard's castle has windows that can be closed.
The Wizard's Guard are also shown still being a thing. You don't care. I don't care. The actors in the scene don't care.
Presented so you can conceptualize the Wizard's Guard.
Finally, Hip and Jack get to have an emotional heart-to-heart about Hip's emotional state during this tumultous time in her life. Hahaha, fucking jk, he forces a kiss on her in the middle of her panic. She reasonably pushes him back, because fuck Jack and his non-consenting ass, and he breaks through the world's shittiest metal guardrail to plunge to his death. There's a lesson buried in there somewhere, but Hip's traumatized face makes a little hard to find. On the plus side, I now have one less character to keep track of. Small blessings.
Tune in next week for Emerald City: I have no idea what the episode title is. I refuse to do research for this.
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Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom
Alt titles: Gyemoinde, Ttari Neomu Gwiyeowo, I'm Only a Stepmother, But My Daughter is Just So Cute!
Ch: 46+
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Fairytale stepmothers are notoriously wicked. But after a children's clothing designer is reborn as young Princess Blanche's stepmom, she's determined to break the mold and shower her daughter with love. Now she just has to convince the girl's cold-hearted father to do the same. In her quest to make a happier home for Blanche, Abigail begins to uncover secrets and schemes within the palace. Will devious forces tear the Freidkins apart, or can Abigail stitch them back into a family?
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Person in a Strange World
Villainess
Based on a Web Novel
Unread Reading Want to Read Stalled Dropped Won't Read Vols Chs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
I Married the Male Lead's Dad
A Wicked Tale of Cinderella's Stepmom
The Tyrant's Guardian Is an Evil Witch
War of the Princesses
Follow the Bread Crumbs
Empress of Another World
I Fell into a Reverse Harem Game!
Endo and Kobayashi Live! The Latest on Tsundere Villainess Lieselotte
I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss
The Titan's Bride
Chuan Shu Zijiu Zhinan
Body Jack: Tanoshii Yutai Ridatsu
Queen's Blade: Vanquished Queens Specials
sunbee Aug 13, 2021
A modern take on the Cinderella story, I'm Only A Stepmother, But My Daughter Is Just So Cute could be considered the alternative to Who Made Me A Princess in terms of the relationship between the daughter and the mother. Our female lead reincarnates into this world where her body formerly abused and neglected the crown princess out of envy for her beauty. She decides to rectify this mistake by slowly earning the trust of the people in the palace, as well as doting on the daughter and convincing the male lead to follow suit. There's plenty of comedy here to be found as well as family fluff that doesn't seem too forced or one-sided for any of the characters. The art style is well done and the details for items were worked on by someone who clearly knows what they were doing - dresses were rendered in styles that were realistic, character design and coloring were beautifully made and further enveloped the reader in the world envisioned by the author. More than anything, I enjoyed the male lead's predicament and his openness to the female lead. He's not emotionally distant, well not on purpose, and they take time to explore why this happened and how his behavior shaped him as a character and as a husband. I'm not going to say more about it but the cause for this is something that I rarely see in this genre so I'm quite happy that the manhwa touched upon this issue. They handled it okay, without burdening or pitying the characters involved, which I appreciated a lot. Should you read this? Yes, definitely. I laughed and I cried and I felt alive, especially with how the author shows the relationships between three equally complicated people who just want to feel loved. Very nice, definitely a guilty favorite of mine in this genre. 10/10 will read again for sure.
Loversday Sep 13, 2021
This is a comical story to a certain extent. Please do take the "Content Warning" very seriously. It was my mistake briefly reading past it, since the description caught most of my attention, lol. It kind of threw me off, and I legit almost went through an anxiety attack. For those who still want to read this story but don't want to see anything disturbing, please skip chapters 33 and 34 just in case. I stopped at 35, so I can't speak for the rest. The spoiler will be on the bottom. I will be dropping this manga, but ofc I'll still give a general review since there are some things that need to be said! Characters: The Stepmother/Queen- Her reactions are funny yet a little creepy when it comes to Blanche, lol! There are some times where I just be feeling a little off, especially when she makes that creepy smile while saying how beautiful Blanche is- UH- moving on. I like how she points stuff out as how it is, especially when it comes to the King and his behavior. It doesn't take her that long to get fed up. However, I don't know how her personality will change after she got to know the king more. I'm just hoping that she will be able to separate pity from love. Overall there's nothing that authentic about her, the only thing I know about her is that she was bullied about her weight and wasn't seen as beautiful in her past life- oh, and how much she LOVES Blanche. No hate though Blanche/ Princess: Very adorable, typical kid who just needs nurturing from a loved one. "Nothing surprising nor crazy." The King: Phew- let's speak about him. First I want to get out all of my frustrations and the impressions he left on me- because wow. The king is shallow. It took 30 chapters to see why this man was so cold-hearted and for some reason...it felt so rush?! One, they didn't even build up the plot for the King story to hit us with a bang like "OOO now I see- that's crazy!" it was more like "Wtf- ew WTF?" There were some times where we did see in the king's perspective but it didn't last long, matter of fact it didn't even take up half of the chapters nor 5 slides. I feel as though the execution for this would be better if they showed him suffering nights of attacks or flashbacks- something for us to say "Uh- is he okay..." But since they introduced him as the "cold-hearted king, who doesn't care for his daughter" made me frustrated and automatically gave the impression that I should just pass him off as a nuisance for disrupting the Queen and Princess.But now I can see why and I am so sick. I feel like I'm just ranting but I need to let this out. I'm more mad at the creators lol. - - - - - - - Trigger Warning (Pedoph**a, child r*pe, manipulation) also a spoiler: The king has a phobia of coming into contact with women because he was rap*d by his first wife when he was 14 years old. His "wife" manipulated/took advantage of him while he was suffering a high fever, to bear a child 'because' his father died. His daughter "Blanche" is the daughter between him and his grown-ass first wife. What the fuck is going on?! And how was I suppose to know this beforehand just by a 5 slide perspective from the king?! The story focused so much on the stepmother trying to save an abused child from herself? Or to be more exact the original character? And they just casually threw in a triggering, tragic past just to give an excuse as to why he smacked the hell out of her hand when she tried to touch him. ...And of course, as a person who transmigrates into a novel and doesn't know what the king went through with the original character became offended. The Queen is also shallow too, matter of fact nearly every transmigrated character is shallow when it comes to "I read the novel, so I know everything about them and what will happen next" Lol, I'm getting off-topic here. But there were some flashbacks from the king where we half-heartedly saw how disgusting the queen truly was before this random girl got in her body. My theory is that the original queen reminded him of his bitch ass "wife". So when she suddenly started acting different, his suspicions rose- HELL I WOULD BE CONCERNED TOO! That's why he was a little off when it came to her being nice to his daughter all of a sudden. I'm not sure if he did anything about the physical abu*e with Blanche when it came to the original queen. But this is quite disgusting and disturbing for me to say, he might not tolerate sexual ab*se. Another assumption of mine. Either way, don't abu*e your child- like wtf is up with u sicko. Overall with the king 4/10 due to the execution, when it comes to victims/survivors of sexual ab*se. And I'm hoping the MCs won't fall in love so quickly, because this man NEEDS TIME AND HEALING. I don't want him to fall in love without loving himself first. Wishing him a happy ending. OVERALL- Story: 4.5/10 (My unpopular opinion) Ps. The story would've been better if the rumor was actually true that his "ex-wife" had an affair with another family member. If there weren't so many disgusting things in the way, such as his "wife" being a grown-ass woman when he was just 14. There would be so much to do with that type of plot. Because if I'm being honest here, after the king's story, in the next chapter there were only 2 slides on how the queen feels? and then it just went back to the "Queen and Blanche, mother and daughter adventure + the king..."ummm....
NicoDreamyMouse Nov 1, 2021
AAH! This story is soo good! I love Abigail and cute little Blanche's relationship! The black haired dad may be a total b*tch but at least he doesn't get too evil as the story progresses on (yes I'm only at chapter 20 TwT.) Art is amazing! I love the cuteness put in each chapter and the characters are soo bizarre but soo cool! Overall, this classic Snow White modern spin is probably one of my favourites, if not my favourite manhwa to read so far! 100% recommend it! :D
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Charity and Cheer
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Lending Hand
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Young Business Minds
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Popularity of Convenience Store Lunch Boxes Soars
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Korean MLB pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin named Honorary Ambassador for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018
Honorary Ambassador
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Go to Korea!
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Moxy to Debut in the Middle East
Marriott International today announced it has signed an agreement with Ingenious Holding Limited to debut the company's bold and experiential Moxy Hotels brand in the Middle East. Slated to open in 2025, the 320-room Moxy Downtown Dubai will rise within the city's iconic downtown neighborhood and tourist hub.
"We are excited to work with Ingenious Holding Limited to open the first Moxy Hotel in the region," said Jerome Briet, Chief Development Officer, Middle East and Africa, Marriott International. "The introduction of Moxy continues to reinforce the demand we are seeing for affordable accommodation across the Middle East, without compromising on style. With its playful personality and stylish setting, Moxy will be a great fit for a vibrant and dynamic destination like Dubai."
Moxy Downtown Dubai is expected to feature 320 modern bedrooms with smart modular furniture, hi-tech touches and furiously fast Wi-Fi. The industrial-chic design will include buzzing social spaces, such as a rooftop bar and restaurant with stunning views of Downtown Dubai, a bowling alley and a swimming pool. The hotel will also highlight several of the Moxy brand's signature public spaces including its Library where guests can plug-in and tune out; The Welcome for guests to check-in and hang out; and THE GYM, which offers a fully equipped fitness center.
Moxy Hotels are designed to reimagine the hotel scene, offering guests unexpected, playful extras and affordability without compromising on style. Moxy Downtown Dubai will encompass the signatures of the brand such as its energetic lobby where guests are met by the welcoming crew, its smart and fun self-service B&F concept and its kinetic Living Room space for day to night gatherings.
Marriott International today announced the opening of its first Moxy Hotel in Taiwan, shaking up the city's hospitality scene with its playful spirit.
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NBA PLAYOFFS in 2 Days: Who You Wit??
Thirty teams entered the 2014-15 NBA season with a clean slate. Sixteen squads turned those blank canvases into a playoff berth.
Now, ahead of the 2015 NBA Finals, just two franchises remain.
All these months and games later, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors stand alone. The next phase of their championship hunt begins on June 4, when the NBA Finals actually tips off and the race for the Larry O'Brien Trophy speeds toward its epic conclusion.
The Warriors are still riding a regular-season high. They became just the10th team in league history to notch at least 67 victories and have lost just three times during the playoffs, despite navigating a rationale-rending Western Conference bracket.
Injuries to Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love threatened the Cavaliers' championship chase in the first round. Love is done for the postseason after undergoing shoulder surgery, and Irving has been playing through a sore left knee.
Even so, the Cavaliers are here, largely because of two-time NBA champion LeBron James. It's on his back that Cleveland steamrolled the Eastern Conference, posting a 12-2 record through three rounds.
This matchup has a little bit of everything. It pits the current MVP inStephen Curry against a four-time MVP in James. Two rookie head coaches will be waging sideline warfare in Golden State's Steve Kerr and Cleveland's David Blatt.
James is leading a group consisting mostly of NBA Finals first-timers against a Warriors contingent comprised only of NBA Finals first-timers.
Spotlights don't get any brighter. The stakes don't get any higher. The Cavaliers and Warriors will put everything on the line in this best-of-seven series, fighting one last fight for the right to stand completely and utterly alone.


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Oscar N. Hultman (November 2, 1887 – September 14, 1969) was an American politician who served in the Iowa House of Representatives from the 12th district from 1933 to 1941 and from 1955 to 1957 and in the Iowa Senate from the 8th district from 1945 to 1953.

He died on September 14, 1969, in Stanton, Iowa at age 81. Hultman's son Calvin also served on the Iowa Senate.

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