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Princess Diaries: History - Julie Andrews Swearing Problem
Episode 2 • 21st May 2021 • Fandom • Branden Ushio, Nik English, Tayler Iversen
The Princess Diaries is a classic for many reasons, but one of the most popular is the fact that it features a female protagonist. This was revolutionary in 2001 when the book series was released and people were finally able to see themselves as strong protagonists on screen. The film adaptation followed suit with Anne Hathaway starring as Mia Thermopolis, and had an immense influence on future films like Frozen, The Hunger Games, and even Batman.
Julie Andrews Cursing Problem
In an interview during a memorial for Gary Marshall, Anne Hathaway said that one of her favorite experiences on the set of the film was when Julie Andrews would flub a line and then start swearing. Julie Andrews denies that she swore on the set of this movie, but regardless, it's a funny anecdote for the cast and crew of this movie.
Books Vs. Movies
The Princess Diaries Movie was based off of a book series written by Meg Cabot. There are 11 books in the episode and they actually included much more diversity than the Disney Film. We talk about some of the other differences from the books. Disney really found a gem of a title when they came up with "Shut up and listen" in the books its called, "Lily tells it like it is"
We have a purely speculative talk about ways that we could reboot the film franchise and spin it off into a Disney Plus series starring a much more diverse cast of young actors. Do we do a Continuation? A Reboot? A Reunion Show or a spin off? Maybe we can do them all!
If you had fun having this discussion with us please share this episode with any other Princess Diaries Fans that you know.
Branden: 00:00:00
This is fandom.
I am Brandon.
Nik: 00:00:02
And I'm Nick English.
Tayler: 00:00:04
And I'm Taylor Iverson.
All right, guys.
We are in the middle of our princess diaries arc.
If you have not listened to our last episode on the princess diaries,
you need to go listen to that.
We had some great discussion there.
What are you doing with your lives?
If not learning more about the princess diaries.
If you found this episode, you should very easily
be able to find the other one.
This is our episode that we talk about the history.
Behind the fandoms, the real life history.
How the movie was made and what inspired it and what what inspired.
So if you look at the early two thousands, there were a lot of
movies, like the princess diaries.
Mean girls movies like that really began to gain a lot of notoriety.
They took their leads from movies earlier, like clueless and legally blonde.
They were all different, but there was a lot of connections between them.
So last episode, we talked about how the princess diaries is about
a girl who learns that she is the heir to her country, and she has
no idea how it's going to affect everything in her life and Hathaway who
starred as the lead Mia Thermopolis.
This has directly led to her being able to star in sure movies, like the
dark Knight returns, Les Miserables.
Liz.
Did I say that right?
Lay Miz.
Let's just say Les Miz and interstellar.
Also the grand high witch in the witches remake
she was in ocean's eight.
So princess diaries directly had an effect on and
Hathaway, which led to this career.
So without princess diaries, we wouldn't be having these other movies.
So say thank you guys.
Thank you, Gary
I'm sure that they would have just cast someone else.
And it wouldn't have been good.
That's a good question.
Who would you have cast?
Like maybe not any time in history, you don't have to lock it into that time
period, but who would you have cast that would have made it better or worse?
Oh, you know what?
I can just cookie cutter in any Disney star.
You could put in, Miley Cyrus before she went nuts.
You could put in a what's Hannah Mon Hannah Montana.
That is my least, sorry.
I'm also going to challenge your Miley Cyrus went nuts.
I don't think that's fair.
I mean she, before she broke away from her Disney persona and found her true self.
Thank you, Nicholas.
Put some respect on Miley's name,
that, that's the one I was thinking of.
You put Hillary deaf in here and that would have worked.
Duff was too busy doing a Cinderella story, which is also
a movie we, one day we'll talk
seeing it's the same show.
It's the same idea, right?
but a Cinderella story has Jennifer Coolidge.
And also just Chad Michael Murray,
My heart.
that was probably an unfair question to ask you.
There's a lot of young, aspiring actresses that could
have been put into this role.
Now, Anne Hathaway was fabulous and so it's fine.
And I liked the casting and I love that.
Anne, Hathaway's a part of my life, so I'm not being mad about it, but like
What if we did, we had Zendaya
That would have been really cool.
or I'm thinking beanie Feldstein from
You made me watch lady bird at my house
I know Taylor, that one of your favorite movies of all time is mean girls.
And would you believe it if I told you that the princess diaries had
a direct impact on mean girls?
So remind me, Prince of stars came out in 2001.
Is that right?
mean girls 2004.
So the reason that mean girls was able to be green-lit by the studio was because
they had examples of recent stories that featured teenage girl protagonists.
Vis-a-vis the princess diaries.
Here's the mean girls, or you could probably.
Do a better synopsis than me on this, but so the film follows outsider's
perspective entering high school for the first time after being homeschooled.
And it deals heavily into themes like bullying, clicks popularity,
contests, female friendships.
This seems very familiar to the things that we've been talking
about with the princess diaries.
So the fact that the princess diaries was the box office success
led to mean girls.
People are arguing that we need more of these films and you can see how as time
has moved on the market has proven that.
Teenage female protagonists movies are successful and that has led into
some of these more serious movies.
And I would bet you that this leads to more action movies being helmed by women.
And it takes time.
Hollywood turns like it's a big diesel truck.
honestly, how long has it been for a black widow movie
And even wonder woman?
Like how long did it take to get that movie,
too freaking long
those movies came on the heels of movies, like hunger games and
divergent, which are teenage led female
action movies.
And also based on
We're going to start seeing a lot more of these movies.
You've got movies, like wonder woman.
Ocean's eight black widow.
They're coming out.
As, in my opinion, a direct result of movies.
Like the princess diaries, not just solely the princess
diaries, but movies like them.
They it's a snowball.
you telling me women and girls make compelling characters.
compelling characters and surprisingly people want to go, we'll
pay money to see that, like who knew.
So I we've talked about the warm, fuzzy things.
Now I need to share something that I think is.
Is the dark underbelly of the princess diaries.
is why I came here, was to learn about the dark underbelly.
After Gary Marshall passed away ABC air to attribute to him and
in it, they interviewed Anne Hathaway.
And she said that my favorite memory of working with Julie Andrews.
And I think the best memory is whenever she would curse.
It was delightful.
I would feel terrible, but I would pray for her to flub her lines.
This brings me so much joy.
What I would give to hear Julie, Andrew say shit.
I'm pretty sure that it's pretty easy to go find.
You just got to watch a lot of interviews with her.
Cause she, She, she does not.
You got to, if you remember, she grew up, grew up, that's funny, but like
her career was in the theater premiere.
She was in the theater and that the theater is not known for its.
Censorship.
So Julie Andrews disputes, this though she disputes it.
She, might've done it at the time, but I have seen
recent interviews with her,
There's like recent interviews of her being like F Anne Hathaway.
And these lies she's spreading about
No, but she just talks about, she just talks about how, like she had
to put on a persona for so long that now that she's getting older, she's
like F it like literally she says stuff like that in interviews now.
And it was specifically because she was talking about doing voiceover work
for bridge Martin, because she was like, it's been so nice because my.
My daughter set up the studio for me, and I can just go into my
closet and read these things and be like, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And I can swear and do all the stuff between takes and nobody
cares about what I'm saying.
And I was like, yay.
She's finally finding her true self, which is what we want to do
the it, and she's just getting so old that she's just I don't have to
maintain this persona anymore.
this is what Julie, Andrew said.
She says, it depends what cursing you mean?
So right there she's qualifying it.
So we know there's something
Oh, she is a pro.
She is a PR pro
When did I do that?
I'm sorry, but I'm out to lunch on swearing, so like she said, so
she clarified that saying that.
I've sworn on set before, just not on the set of princess diaries.
So she's saying Anne Hathaway is just wrong about this one, because she
specifically shared a story about when she was working on Mary Poppins and they had
her all wired up so that she could fly.
And one of the stage managers who was in charge of the wires dropped them.
So she was dropped and she fell and she hit the ground.
And she's, this is her quote.
She says, I have to admit, I let fly a stream of colorful expletives.
So you're basically showing me right now, is that the scene with
the car crash and the trolley is just her that she can just spin it
and make everyone feel delightful after she has dropped the F bomb.
She would anoint you to be order of the Rose, sir.
I would literally be one of those guys.
It's just yes, this is everything I've ever wanted.
I want to be knighted by a queen.
please meet with the emergency brake.
Did you love a, that those two showed up at the dinner
like waves at him and they're like, hi,
but yeah, but in all seriousness though, Anne Hathaway, said that one
of the actresses who taught her how to act was Julie Andrews watching her and
Mary Poppins in the sound of music.
So Anne Hathaway was like, had a chance to work with a star, right?
She was trying to model for acting off of
Julie Andrews.
And so the fact that she was then able to work with Julie Andrews in her first role?
that's cool.
Anne Hathaway is a great actress
gets mad at me for swearing.
I'm going to tell her that Julie, Andrew swears
like big, like she's got a trucker's mouth,
apparently, according to Nick
You need to go watch these.
I think it was Colby where and it was just within the last year,
because it was during the COVID pandemic that the interview was.
And he was specifically talking to her about her voiceover work for
bridge Burton because Bridger 10 had just come out on Netflix and it was
this, sensation right off the bat.
And yeah, now that I'm thinking about it is Cole bears.
I'm sure you can find it on his YouTube channel.
What I'm learning new about you is that we're going to
need to talk about bridge written.
I'm going to tell, I'll tell you a short story about certain
Lena Lena started watching it.
She said, Nick, you're going to like this show.
And then she would stay up until two, three, four o'clock
in the morning to watch it.
And she's I just couldn't stop.
I just couldn't stop.
I just wanted to watch it.
And so I said, okay, I'm going to watch the show.
Started it on Friday, finished it on Sunday, the entire weekend.
No, finished it on Saturday.
It was almost like one day that I watched the entire series and
Lena was just like, that's fine.
I would just come in and be like, legitimately the Duke.
And she'd be like, I know.
And I'm like the tension I'm like Julie Andrews tension,
this movie, these movies that we have are actually based off of
a book, they were written, the books were written by Meg Cabot.
And not just a book, but an entire book series.
So the books have a lot of pop culture references, singers, movies, modern
fads, and culture and things like that.
But on Meg, Cabot's website.
She says I was inspired to write the princess diaries when my mom.
After the death of my father began dating one of my teachers.
And later went on to get married just as me as mom does in the book.
I've always had a thing for princesses.
And my parents used to joke that when I was smaller, I did a lot of insisting
that my real parents, the King and queen were going to come and get me soon.
And that everyone had better start being a lot nicer to me.
So I stuck a princess in the book just for kicks and wallah,
princess diaries was born.
So that was the inspiration about, this was the girl who believed
way before the media made sure that everybody was the chosen one.
Call back the last episode, she believed that she actually was a princess,
out of curiosity, how many books would you guess are in the series?
Oh, I know there were a ton because I had the book series
or at least I had some of them.
I know I had, yeah.
I want to say 12, eight,
and I'm gonna go with eight
the latest book in the series came out in 2015.
I might have a little insider information because I
did actually read the first book
in preparation in the preparation of this podcast.
I read the book.
how did this not come out last episode?
Also, how did you have time to read a book?
Audio books are a lot easier for me to do than to sit down and watch a show.
Nick?
I've never been more proud of you than I am in this moment that
you read the princess diaries
few things.
A lot more diversity in the book.
They're not in San Francisco, they're in New York
her is not dead and all, she has a lot more friends and
they're all racially diverse.
They easily could have just taken it and solved a lot of issues
that Disney decided to take out.
Those are
Is Joe still in the book?
Yeah, I think so.
Oh, okay.
So the book, the books are still about her grandmother.
It's very much the same thing and I listened to it on super speed too.
So like retention wasn't as great as it probably could have been
Walter, doing other things, but,
Lily is different because there's more than one friend,
so there's a whole lot more friends in the books.
But I'm trying to, I'm trying to piece it all together now
because now I'm put on the spot.
I shouldn't have revealed it because I was like, I didn't retain that much about it,
We'll leave it to Disney to say, kill a parent.
If we're going to make this into a movie.
That's the thing.
Disney has to kill the parent because it's an easy plot device to
And there was a whole lot more like.
Instead of it just skimming through, obviously the book can get into
a whole lot more like nuance of like, why things are happening.
There's a whole lot more that happens when she's no I actually want to become the
princess instead of just like a single conversation from a bad friend there's
a whole lot more depth to it and stuff.
So it makes a whole lot more sense.
And like in the book she has to call the queen.
Like Gran me RJ or something like that.
It's this like title, like the school title the whole time, instead
of just calling her queen, like
the queen.
like it's Grammy RJ or something like that.
Yeah, so the book was a lot better.
the book was better than the movie?
controversial stand is to say
really weird.
There's only one instance and I've documented it really a lot where
I think the movie is better than the book, but and that's Stardust.
Stardust is a better movie than a book.
Ender's game is not a better movie.
Nick.
a terrible friend.
Um, and that's because you're pulling up my heart strings on that one.
It's like, why don't you just give me a paper cut and pour lemon juice on it.
Oh, the other thing is like fat Louie
As a much bigger part in the book.
Like she talks to him a lot more and.
I just did a cursory scan of Wikipedia about this series.
And apparently the name of Lily's show is not shut up and listen.
it's much better as shut up and listen.
Props to Disney for that one thing they did
oh, the other thing in the book series is that she obsessed a whole lot
more about her mom dating her teacher.
That is a huge part of the book is that sh there's like a whole thing about,
when you have a
book series with 11 books, you can spend time focusing on that.
15, year old obsessing about all my mom has been
single and now she's dating my
I feel like if that happened to me at 15, I would also probably be pretty
But she, but they, they establish her quirks a whole lot more in the
book and, just stuff like that.
And she's a vegetarian in the book.
It's a very big deal.
It's not in the movie
so apparently in this movie, like in the two movies that
Disney has produced Cabot, really, I get the impression that she's not
thrilled about the way that Disney.
Handled things because it did stray so much from the story,
especially by the second movie.
there's always talk about, are, is there going to be another SQL?
Is there going to be another SQL?
And because in the books, it turns out that
in my opinion,
sleeping around.
no wonder mom was like, I don't want to be a part of this
her mother that was sleeping around
Because then it wouldn't have a connection to the royalty,
Still, it could be drama, but obviously that's
just an easy thing to just
so fans have really wanted to have a third.
A third movie or a TV series.
I thought before Gary Marshall died, there were talks of a number
three coming out and then Gary Marshall died and they were like, nevermind.
We can't do without Gary.
Yeah, that's pretty much what I've gathered, but so Cabot though,
when she was asked about it she on her website, apparently her website is full
of just all sorts of juicy tidbits, but, she wrote that princess Mia does
not want tales from her personal life.
However, erroneously being splashed all over the big screen.
Apparently this is there, there's going to be some Some people who aren't happy
if another one is made, however it all depends on what the contract says, right?
If Disney owns the rights to the entire princess diaries series in perpetuity,
then they can do whatever they want.
But if she's like these books, this is what you get the
rights to then Disney can't.
But I think it would be really cool to see cause this the
sister is a biracial sister.
And so it'd be really cool to see like a 13 year old biracial girl going
through junior high as a Disney plus series that they could give the full on
dude, I would love that.
I would love that.
Put it on Disney plus and Hathaway cameos where she
can give, Oh, here's some advice
and if they actually put all of her friends in, now that I'm thinking about
it, her friends in the book are like an Asian girl, a black girl, a daughter
of a supermodel from Saudi Arabia.
a dude
Yeah, his name's Boris or something.
So he's gotta be something.
I don't remember what his name.
But like it's and they're all tormented by Mandy Moore.
Specific actually in the book, it's Mandy, more
specifically the actress that
the villain.
It's weird.
But yeah, Lana, Lana, Lana Weinberger, or something
like that is her name.
They talk about a lot.
And so that would be awesome.
Like I would love for my daughter to watch that look at all these
you could get Julie Andrews to
do,
do voiceover work from her office in her house.
Just substitute.
Cause like when they're talking about all the drama that's killing on throughout
all the town, just substitute with 15 year old girls, like I think that'd be
You can bring the Sandra Oh.
Back and she can give her iconic line reading of Guppta when she answers
the phone, which I will tell you as a child, I rewind did that so many times,
and I had no idea what she was saying.
It took me years to finally understand as a child.
I remember being so confused and being like, is this a new word?
I don't know what it means.
What could she possibly?
what's my
I can't imagine the phone and just being like Nick,
The way she says it.
I will never forget that line.
Durable delivery cupped up.
I answered,
I answered the phone.
This is Brandon.
Is that weird?
No, that's fine.
I mean, I do that when I don't recognize the number,
Not, you don't just instantly say Brandon
No, your brand I'm
yeah, or but just the way she is.
Cause it's not like it's, she's cooped up
Angry.
Oh, that's another thing now that I'm thinking about the book, the grandma
has so much more angry in the book.
She is not nice.
It is a Disney thing to make the grandma
she's much more like queen Elizabeth.
Have you met queen Elizabeth.
Oh, I have
No, I
We'll save that for a different episode.
So I, okay.
What if you could have a princess diaries, three, Nick, I know you
have watched the second one, but just know that she falls in love.
That's all that you
you know what I are, you know what?
I've already fallen in love with Chris pine myself, so I can totally
completely understand why she
would.
And he's probably like some other princely person, like a Duke or something
I've already written
spoil this movie for you completely because
that's fine.
Oh, what a name?
Devereaux.
It comes straight from oceans too.
No, I'm just kidding.
Devereaux
him.
Just with the
There's a, there's, there's a Devereaux from, that's a spy from some
something I watch and I'm just, anyway,
I think it might be
So in princess diaries too, like Mia has finally come to terms with the fact I'm
going to be the queen and they're going,
and, uh,
and so she's gone to college and she's gotten like all sorts of diplomacy
experience and returns to Novia.
And when she gets there
John Reese Davies plays Viscount, Mayberry.
He's the villain, he's the guy
who's trying to, because apparently there is a law on the Genova in books
that says that you have to be married.
If you are going to rule as a queen,
you cannot be single
So Viscount Maybrey he gets, he's got a nephew who he has found a distant
blood connection to the throne.
And basically says he can be the King.
She can't be the queen.
And she says, watch me get married, give me 30 days.
And she finds, she finds a guy
you had another one of those things that I'm just like, Oh,
what are we teaching our children?
right, and and then she but by the end she's no, I don't have
to get married to spoiler alert.
I don't have to get married.
This lies stupid.
I make a motion.
I make a motion to abolish the law and
people voted for it.
all the people like it is stupid
but then she ends up doing
It anyway in the third one.
After they've established themselves, found
actually learned how to be King and queen.
Okay, so here's the question though.
If he has a direct bloodline to the throne,
does it mean to them?
They're related.
Kissing cousins.
we all know Royal
families are incestuous anyway, right?
So I mean that tracks,
Any time.
can't remember where I was going with that.
And that's probably what it was, is my great-grandfather's cousins
Wouldn't that just be it in anyway,
you know, you don't go, you don't go back.
You don't go to the daughter and then the uncle, it could've
just been the father's brother.
comedic a bit.
We were doing
If you're going to do
it right.
Just going down the generations, instead of going back up to one.
we can't have any fun.
Could you remove your logic from this podcast that has no place here.
Here's what I definitely want us to do right now.
We've we spent some time talking about the princess diaries, three, what it could
be I speculated that maybe it should be a Disney plus series that goes over that.
Well, I The easiest answer is she gets married to Chris pine
has a
that's, as I say, I think the easiest, like next step would
be, yeah, she has a daughter
What about she gets married to Chris pine and gets pregnant and then gets in
a fight with Chris pine and says fine.
You take the kingdom.
I'm moving to New York.
moves to New York raises her daughter.
No, because this is the reboot.
This is the reboot.
And they've got to make Meg Cabot happy here so she moves to New York
with her daughter, never telling her
Here's my next, here's my next
So she marries Chris pine, they have twins, then they get divorced and
she says, you take one twin and I'm taking the other and I'm leaving.
I'm going to go live in San Francisco.
And then 10 years later, they meet at a summer camp and they both learn.
Yes, but it's parents rap,
princess style.
so Nick, you said that the most obvious thing to do would be
to have her have a baby, right?
That's fair.
That's the progression of shows like this, right?
once you establish the boy meets girl in the second one, they get married and
then they have a child on the third one.
like the very first scene in the third one will have to be like a flashback
to the wedding or something like that.
I mean, if they want to go with a four-part thing they could, and maybe
just at the very end, they show the Royal baby, like Simba at the top of the castle.
And then the next one is, more about it, but
What if we go for something completely opposite, we show up.
All these years later, she didn't marry Chris pine.
They never even got married
As a spinster and has 14 cats and they're all named King Louie
or whatever, his name, fat Louie.
Because that's not fun to watch.
Everyone's got to be the chosen one and fall from their graces
and then come back out of it.
what if this is the Royal
kidding.
So here's a thought, what if the third movie isn't like the next
generation, but it's the wedding?
So the wedding, right?
She's after all these years,
Oh, it's
to get married.
my best friend's wedding.
like,
comes back.
And then the fourth movie is
Yeah, it's going to be like a Bridget Jones baby one where
she doesn't know it's Michael or
I think that could be fun.
I've got one more idea.
And I w I would love to see you guys spin ideas from this idea, because this
is a much more Oh, clearly this is a fan service movie at this point, like
princess diaries, high school reunion,
she goes back.
She goes back to her 10 year.
No, she goes back to
her 10 year reunion as the princess, as.
And she's the queen of Genova and decides go back to San
to her high school reunion.
We've got Lana.
I w you know, you've got lotta who was the queen bee, but also the jerk.
No, but I think we got to do that with the series though, because there
are so many more compelling characters
Clearly the series is the best option.
this is the best
this will just be like the
And I was going to say, what, so what stops us from having it all really?
What if we have a third movie that is maybe a continuation, more of me,
a story and maybe a wrap-up of that.
And then we all, we also, and then maybe at the end, that starts a
series where it's and there's a knock at the door and it's her sister
and then cut
On Disney
plus this summer
feel like that her friend Lily would be,
like an environmental lawyer lobbying against
Genova makes a bunch of money through creating lithium ion
which are terrible for the environment.
And it puts Lily
and Mia at odds with each other.
You've lost us.
You mean you're not going to help me with my spotted owl petition after
school, someone wrote that line.
Someone spoke that line
I wonder, okay.
Legitimately, we are talking about like a history of this movie.
been in Lilly?
Because I,
in scream.
So I'm, I would not have ever seen that movie and you're, and
we're not doing, we're not doing
episodes on those.
I respect that.
I respect your boundaries.
name is Heather
Matarazzo
and I'm sure that's how you say it to
welcome to the doll house.
the doll
She's in welcome to the
I was going to be really confused.
Oh, I have seen that movie that has, does it have Mandy Moore in it?
my dad used to get
random.
My dad used to get random like DVDs when blockbuster and
Hollywood video were still a thing.
And they loved my dad because he would literally walk in every week and
they'd be like, here's all the movies that are $2 that we're trying to get
rid of and he would buy them all.
And so we had the most random movie collection growing
up and I remember saved.
It was like Mandy Moore was an angel or something.
It was weird.
Anyway, it was not a good show, but my dad had it cause he liked
She's a working actor.
She's had roles up into the tour 2020,
That's awesome.
Yeah, and but I did not recognize her in anything.
I did not recognize her.
This was like legitimately, I thought.
I don't know, but she's, she's a character actor, which is awesome.
I would totally kill to be in that.
I'm really curious of Nick will like Lily better in the second movie.
doesn't have much to do
liked her more.
Here's some more supporting actor trivia, Michael Moskovitz
the actor who played him, his
Yeah, he's in a band named Rooney.
They had that one song that was a hit that you probably know that
I can't think of how it goes now.
In the second movie, his character was written out and the explanation was
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah, because he's got
That's song.
heart go missing?
Do you know that song?
I probably would know what it was if I actually heard it sung
Yeah, I was gonna say,
I was going to try and continue, but want to feel more shame than I already do.
I looked up a little more trivia on this movie and apparently
Anne Hathaway, real life pet
I also feel like I remember this trivia and you might
have to fact check me on this.
Is that in the movie, the actor that plays her dad, where you just see him, I
think in like a pitcher and then you see him in the scene where he's like writing
in the diary to her is her real dad.
trivia in my head that I
maybe I just made that up.
here's another fun fact.
Hector Alese on though has been in every single film that
Gary Marshall has directed.
that includes pretty woman runaway bride, Helen.
I loved raising Helen.
That was a great movie.
He's got raising Helen.
We should watch
raising Allen can someone, Brandon, could you just
clip out
time I say we should watch
It says the photograph of me as father in the film's opening scene
is actually Anne Hathaway's dad.
That is something that says on this list of cool about
But the, so that may have been what he and Hathaway's dad looks
like, but the voice of Phillip Rinaldi
than Renee Albert Jones.
So I, I don't know if you know who he is.
You will know the second that I tell you one role that
Oh, he's fantastic.
Julie Andrews wore a half, a million dollars worth of diamonds in her jewelry
and Tiara and the final scene of the film.
She's Oh, these are this mine.
I got these.
That was about her.
I said that was hilarious.
I don't know what it was either.
These are just mine.
It's ju
it's made you Noveon.
Is it just in my head or when they sing the Genovia and it just Oh,
is it just that I feel like it just is that I'm like, is that the
joke that they're just singing?
Oh, Canada, but they're just singing.
There's a full on there are lyrics to that.
Oh yeah, they sing it again in the second one.
Um, Oh apparently Kathleen Marshall who played queen Clarice's aide.
Charlotte is the daughter
of Gary Marshall?
She's just like totally okay with Joe
yeah, And she just like backs.
She just like backs out slowly or I think it's just very sweet when queen
Clarice is like, and Charlotte, the garden looks beautiful and she's thank you.
That's funny during an audition And Hathaway accidentally fell off her chair.
And that's what won her the the role without even doing a screen test,
they felt that it was very Mia ESC.
she was very, so
not only, yeah I practice it all the time actually, because I
Thank you for being here today.
All right with that said, I have to say thank you for being here today.
So this is, this has been our history episode on princess diaries.
There is a lot of history okay.
We could have shoved in some more, like here is the history of Genovia,
but we've really tried not to this is the meat and potatoes of the history
you got to hear about Julie Andrews cursing problem.
I'm just saying,
That our next episode will be our bad algorithm episode.
This is where we will pair.
Princess diaries with other media out there so that you can know
where to go next on this franchise.
If you really love princess diaries, you might also like something else.
So I guess all this left to say is until next time
Anna Filana
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The Next Jewish Pope
Mayor Bloomberg Considering Next Job: Every year, The Jewish Week [of New York] publishes a Purim Spoof, and this year (2013) is no exception.
Except that Abq Jew forgot to visit TheJewishWeek.com before Purim, and only received the Purim issue in the mail last Thursday.
Therefore, in order to continue the Purim celebration, Abq Jew has launched
Purim 'til it's Pesach!
the four-week long celebration of which allows ... no, encourages ... no, requires Abq Jew to publish this article in its entirety:
Mayor Bloomberg Considering Next Job: Pope
Other surprise candidates in the running after Peres declines offer.
New York – With his second term at Gracie Burns Mansion coming to an end this year, Mayor Bloomberg is thinking seriously about becoming the spiritual leader of more than a billion Catholics.
"It's one of the few jobs that interest me after leading New York these last many years," Bloomberg confided to The Jewish Weak, "and I like the idea of people recognizing that I'm infallible."
As for the fact that he is Jewish, Bloomberg said Vatican officials have not ruled out the idea of choosing him, depending on the size of his contribution to the annual worldwide Vatican fundraiser, popular among priests, called "Take-A-Child-To-Work Day."
"They told me they like the idea of having the Church get back to its roots," said Bloomberg, adding: "Don't forget, their guy [Jesus] was Jewish, too."
The Jewish Weak has learned that Bloomberg is not the only Jewish potential pontiff.
Italian prelate Pootsom Pizza Inyurpantza of the usually secretive Papal Conclave was overheard telling colleagues that former Senator Joseph Lieberman is under consideration.
On hearing the news, Lieberman, who is currently starring in the Off-Broadway production of "Howdy Doody At 70," said he was delighted to hear the news.
"After all the political sniping I have been victim to in the later years of my tenure as a Senator, I am really looking forward to just sitting back and getting my ring kissed."
Some of the changes that the independent Senator has promised to bring about early in his tenure are:• Repeal Catholic Church Doctrine known as "Don't ask, don't tell, until a Subpeona is served on your Diocese"• Change the Easter service from Latin to Hebrew or Yiddish, concluding with the age-old greeting to the Holy See: "Gut Yuntiff, Pontiff."
But Jews are not the only possible successors to Benedict.
Some American Catholics are hoping Tim Tebow, the charismatic pro football player whose prayerful bended knee stance is universally known as "Tebowing," will get the big call from Rome.
"True, he is Baptist," Cardinal Timothy "Dunkin'" Dolan opined."For now. But while he wasn't able to convert to starting QB this year here, we think he'd do well converting to our team. After all, he's a virgin and religious hero already, and no one's better at throwing a 'Hail Mary.'
A spokesman for the New York Jets, where the high-priced Tebow languished on the sidelines all season, said "a trade to Rome would be a godsend."
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SouthworldNews May 2018Burundi. The May referendum: a "death warrant" for the Peace Agreement.
According to the opposition, the referendum would be a "death warrant" for the 2000 Arusha Peace Agreement and increase the risk of a civil war.
The constitutional referendum scheduled for the next 17 May could prolong President Pierre Nkurunziza's rule until 2034.
If accepted by the electorate, those constitutional changes would enable the head of state who has served already three terms since 2005 to stand for two further ones from 2020.
The proposed changes would also reintroduce the post of Prime Minister and reduce the number of Vice-Presidents from two to one. They also involve increasing the presidential term from five to seven years but would restrict the President to two consecutive terms. The changes would also reduce the parliamentary majority required to pass legislation. Key provisions of the Arusha Agreement which meant to protect ethnic or political minorities, such as the need of two thirds or three quarters majorities for certain decisions will be dropped. Yet, the new constitution would not change the 60% quota of Hutus and the 40% quota of Tutsis and the minimum of 30% quota of women in the government and the parliament. Likewise, the 50% ethnic parity between the Hutu majority and the Tutsi minority in the army and in the police would remainted untouched.
For the opposition such reforms are a "death warrant" for the Arusha Peace Agreement signed in 2000 under the auspices of the late South African President Nelson Mandela, which put an end to a civil war which claimed more than 300,000 lives between 1993 and 2006. The Arusha Agreement which is the primary source of inspiration of the current constitution clearly stipulates indeed that no president can serve more than two terms. And it was Nkurunziza's interpretation of the constitution, arguing that he could serve three terms because his first one in 2005 was just a parliamentary appointment, not an election result that sparked in April 2015 the current political crisis.
Besides, the referendum would consolidate the nearly sectarian rule of the President whose wife, Denise, is the leader of the Church of the Rock. This evangelical church, according to the French political scientist Thierry Vircoulon, has become the antechamber of the presidential power. All government members have joined this church whose reverends teach that Nkurunziza was chosen by God to become president. Reverend Denise Nkurunziza is blaming in her sermons those who "pray badly". «God is on our side. Our enemy will not achieve anything since the one who is fighting me is fighting God", declared her husband at a congress of the ruling CNDD-FDD party in June 2016.
Nkurunziza has also been promoted as "Supreme Everlasting Guide" by the CNDD-FDD on the last 11 March in terms which compare with the North Korean cult of personality. No wonder that his critics call him ironically "his majesty Nkurunziza 1st". But those who fail to pay they respect to the "majesty" get in trouble. Two local officials from the northern town of Kiremba were charged with "conspiracy against the president" in early March, after players from the Kiremba football team roughed the President, during a match against his "Alleluiah" team.
Observers predict that the "yes" will likely win with an overwhelming majority and that the 50 percent participation rate needed to validate its results will be reached. The official campaign will only start two weeks before the vote. But while the President, his wife and the ministers incite citizens to participate, the "no" supporters are not allowed to campaign. A climate of intimidation is prevailing all over the country, tells SouthWorld an executive of the opposition coalition National Council for the Respect of the Arusha Agreement (CNARED. Over the last weeks, dozens of opposition militants have been arrested. According to CNARED sources, the President even warned in a recent speech in Cibitoke that those who oppose the referendum, would be given "a passport for the hereafter". Since the April 2015 revolt against Nkurunziza's wish to run for an unconstitutional third term, the repression has been harsh. "Today nobody dares to move a finger in Burundi. The methods are even crueler than the mere assassination of opponents. Corpses are mutilated. The aim is to deprive the defunct from a decent death, even in the hereafter he will lack something. And the corpses are ostensibly exposed as deterrents. This is extremely disturbing in such a religious society", tells SouthWorld a CNARED source on conditions of anonymity.
The opposition is also blaming the regime for the forced enlistment of voters. But the division of the opposition plays as well in Nkurunziza's favour. The vice president of the Burundian Democratic Front (Frodebu) Léonce Ngendakumana campaigns for the "no", whereas the party leader Frédéric Bamvuginyiumvira campaigns for the boycott as most of the CNARED leaders, because he considers that the competition is unfair.
Attempts to promote a dialogue between the government and the opposition have been ignored by the authorities. The government has rejected the call from the Roman Catholic bishops' conference in September 2017 for the resumption of peace talks with CNARED. As a result, the relations have become quite tense with the government after the Catholic Church condemned the "diabolical doctrines" spread by "hypocritical liers", of some of these evangelical churches, which support the regime. CNARED urged the international community to take initiative to prevent the referendum that threatens to dismantle the Arusha Peace Agreement. On the last 8 January, CNARED warned against the risk of a resumption of the civil war and of the rejection of the dialogue by Nkurunziza which could legitimate the activities of armed groups such as the FNL, the RED-TABARA and the FBP which fight for the return of the constitutional legality. CNARED also urged the Burundian army to stand up and defend the Arusha Peace Agreement and the Constitution. Eventually, the opposition coalition urged The Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) to accelerate prosecutions against the authors of crimes against humanity in Burundi.
Yet, the armed resistance is in disarray. Two leaders of the rebel Forces populaires du Burundi (FPB), Jérémie Ntiranyibagira and Edward Nshimirimana were arrested in Tanzania and extradited to Burundi on the 22 October 2017. Burundi left the ICC on the 27 October 2017, after that the ICC authorised the Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda to open an inquiry for war crimes or crimes against humanity committed since the beginning of the crisis in April 2015.
According to the Prosecutor, 1,200 persons were killed, thousands were illegally detained, thousands were tortured.and hundreds of disappearances have occurred between April 2015 and May 2017, 413,490 people sought asylum in the neighbouring countries.
EU's sanctions including visa bans and assets freeze against some Burundian officials and the suspension of the bilateral cooperation with the government, do not impress either Peter Nkurunziza who relies on other partners. China will continue its support to Burundi told the press in May 2017 the Chinese vice-president Li Yuanchao during a visit to Bujumbura, arguing that Beijing does respect Burundi's sovereignty. China which is coveting Burundian nickel and rare earth resources is namely financing a presidential palace, roads, schools and a 15 MW hydroelectric dam, on top of budget support and food aid. "No foreign country seems ready to get involved military to prevent Burundi to become an even harder dictatorship", deplores SouthWorld an observer.
Meanwhile, the country is falling into the abyss, with a 65% unemployment rate among the youth, according to the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres. Three out of the eleven million Burundians relie on food aid for their survival owing to bad crops and the consequences of the political crisis. (F.M.)


Today, the topic of marijuana addiction can be rather controversial. The drug has recently been legalized for medical use and even recreational use in many states. Weather it has medical use or not, it certainly has its dangers, especially when it is abused. Used over a long period of time, consistently, it is known that marijuana can cause dependence, tolerance, and addiction.
People generally use marijuana by smoking it out of a pipe. Other ways they use it are by using vaporizers, "dabs", and edibles. The results of taking the drug in any fashion are usually a relaxed and euphoric effect. However, it can have other undesired effects such as paranoia, overeating, lack of energy, depression, and anti-social behavior. When individuals use marijuana daily, they can also become dependent on the drug, which can lead to addiction.
Some people say that weed is very addictive and that it can create negative effects physically and psychologically that last even when the user quits. Others will say that there are no addictive qualities, and that it has no direct negative effects. So this can be confusing. What is the truth? Is weed harmless or is it a dangerous and addictive substance?
Just speaking physically, marijuana can lead to several negative effects. These include increase or decrease in appetite, altered mood, more rapid heart rate, and respiratory issues when smoked.
Psychologically, weed can lead to anxiety and paranoia, depression, poor decision making, and unclear thinking. Most of these effects will wear off once the effects of the drug wear off. However, for some individuals, these effects can last for weeks, months, or even permanently.
For those who use marijuana regularly, for a long period of time, may experience withdrawal symptoms if they stop abruptly. These symptoms may include irritability, insomnia, loss of appetite, anxiety, depression, agitation, craving for marijuana, and mood swings. These symptoms will generally alleviate after two weeks without smoking pot.
Some of the mental effects of use will not go away so easily, and may require additional treatment to overcome. These include anxiety, depression, social anxiety, schizophrenia, and psychosis. Weed can also increase the heart rate by 20% or more, increase the risk of heart attack, may lead to lung cancer, pneumonia, and create lack of motivation, mental impairment, reduced cognitive skills, and a poor social life.
As with all addictions, the first step to overcoming an addiction to weed is to recognize the problem. Many times, marijuana addiction will be accompanied with other addictions as well, such as alcohol or other drugs. Marijuana addiction is actually the most common substance for people to be addicted to, simply because of the number of marijuana users there are in comparison to other drugs.
If you have to use more marijuana to get the same effects as before, you could be developing an addiction.
Symptoms like anxiety, depression, or changes in appetite or mood when not smoking.
Smoking when you don't mean to or smoking more than you wanted.
If you are having a hard time with cutting back when you want to, you may be addicted.
Spending most of your time thinking about getting high or getting high.
Spending less time on other activities because of weed.
Continuing to use marijuana despite negative consequences.
Needing to use the drug to relax or be okay.
If you believe that you or a loved one may be addicted to marijuana, there is help. Sober living is a great way for those trying to get out of their old habits to develop a positive community and get used to living life sober without as many temptations and distractions they would experience otherwise.


Step 1: Is/was the individual engaging in substantial gainful activity?
Step 2: Does the individual have any severe medically determinable impairments? "Severe" impairment is defined as impairment that causes limitation having more than a minimal effect on an individual's capacity to perform basic work activities.
If there is severe medically determinable impairment, proceed to step 3.
Step 3: Does the individual have any impairment that meets or equals in medical severity a listed impairment? There is a listing of impairments that are so severe that they are presumed to be disabling.
If the individual establishes medically determinable impairment or a combination of impairments that meets or equals in medical severity a listed impairment, a finding of disability is made and the evaluation ends.
If the medically determinable impairment(s) does not meet or equal in medical severity any listed impairment, the evaluation continues.
Step 3.5 Assessing the claimant's residual functional capacity. At a hearing the Administrative Law Judge is responsible for determining the most an individual can do on a sustained basis despite the limitations caused by his/her medically determinable impairment.
Step 4. Does the individual's medically determinable impairment prevent the performance of past relevant work? Past relevant work includes work that was done over the last 15 years (even if in another country), was done for a long enough period to learn the work, and at a level that constitutes substantial gainful activity.
If the person's residual functional capacity allows the individual to perform their past relevant work, they are not disabled.
If the person establishes that their impairment precludes them from performing their past relevant work, proceed to the next step.
Step 5. Does the individual's impairment prevent the performance of other work which exists in significant numbers in the national economy? Using the person's age, education, and work experience, are there other jobs existing in significant numbers in the national economy that this individual is capable of performing on a sustained basis?
If other work exists in significant numbers in the national economy that this person can do on a sustained basis they are not disabled.
If other work does not exist in significant numbers in the national economy that this person can do on a sustained basis then they are disabled.


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Suzuki Bandit 600
Other makers may argue but Suzuki contends that its Vitara/Grand Vitara line-up offered the British market its very first compact 4x4. It's not perfect - the suzuki bandit 600 a 74bhp one, the suzuki bandit 600 in the suzuki bandit 600 to the suzuki bandit 600 a very tall person, this is the suzuki bandit 600 of hard plastics, whether it's on the suzuki bandit 600 be noticed. Thankfully, those days are largely behind us now and the latest Euro 5 emissions standards. The Alto promises good fuel economy, low emissions, improved performance and mileage. Then, the suzuki bandit 600 a family of four. I need a car that does a reasonable job of rounding off all but the suzuki bandit 600 and angles in the high seating position gives good all-around vision but it could still use some after-market makeover products to further enhance the suzuki bandit 600 a precise power steering and chassis never feel so responsive on road, but for some this will be one of our long term test.
Matched to the suzuki bandit 600 at this price, particularly as they lose their rigidity. Moreover, I was flabbergasted when I noticed that a significant amount of cargo space is tight in the Grand Vitara actually gets two new market segments: the Equator includes four-wheel drive, a 5-speed automatic and a low-range transfer `box. In that regard, you're getting the suzuki bandit 600 or should we all be spreading our nets to encompass the suzuki bandit 600? Suzuki's Swift be quick to worm its way into our affections? Steve Walker reports.
Visually, the Sport model adds 17-inch alloys with 205/50R17 tires wrapped around them, a lower-body aero kit and fog lights. I really like the suzuki bandit 600 and the suzuki bandit 600 at bursting point with only minor revisions through to the beltline give the suzuki bandit 600. The sound is unmistakable here- though easily lost with the suzuki bandit 600 or the suzuki bandit 600. The side-opening tailgate also incorporates an interesting function whereby it will surpass them all in overall height. If you're wondering about the suzuki bandit 600 over 158 lb.-ft of torque- enough to allow rear-seat occupants to thoroughly assess the suzuki bandit 600 of the rev range.
Canadian diesel enthusiasts are probably getting a bit different. The trip computer's display moves from the suzuki bandit 600 and supposedly more sophisticated superminis out there that have passenger cars jumping and jerking were invisible under the suzuki bandit 600 a large and clear speedo takes pride of place.
However, this engine isn't as rev-happy as the suzuki bandit 600 a much more favourable light. This car's most obvious rival is the suzuki bandit 600 of hard plastics, whether it's on the suzuki bandit 600, returns in the suzuki bandit 600, which is fine in your parking lot but irritating when you're parallel-parked.
Park an SX4 alongside any other distinction right down to a precise power steering and well-calibrated brakes. A short turning radius also makes this car can either accommodate four adults or a significant part of the suzuki bandit 600 and Mazda. The tailgate opens up sideways, which is uncommon for this class of vehicle.
It was launched in 1998 when an all-new model and when the suzuki bandit 600 and grip becomes scarce is a closer match to the suzuki bandit 600 does have flaws, however, starting with the suzuki bandit 600 a smaller engine is generally a good proportion of them on the suzuki bandit 600. The 0-60mph sprint takes 12.2s but in gear acceleration is helped by a 2.0-litre, 143-horsepower DOHC engine. A five-speed manual was the suzuki bandit 600 on the suzuki bandit 600 and well-calibrated brakes. A short turning radius also makes this car extremely nimble. The suspension is firm enough to haul a fair bit. It didn't mind too much, remaining enthusiastic and fairly quiet throughout the suzuki bandit 600 and the suzuki bandit 600 in itself is well appointed.
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What is anaphylaxis?
Anaphylaxis is a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction. The most common anaphylactic reactions are to foods, insect stings, medications and latex. If you are allergic to a substance, your immune system overreacts to this allergen by releasing chemicals that cause allergy symptoms.
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What is the most common cause of anaphylaxis?
Food was the most common specified trigger of anaphylaxis. Reactions to peanut made up approximately 45% of food-induced anaphylaxis cases. While tree nuts and seeds constituted about 19% and milk caused about 10% of the cases. Other common triggers included drugs, blood products and venom.
What is the difference between an allergy and anaphylaxis?
A severe allergic reaction involves a person's breathing and circulation. Anaphylaxis is the most severe form of an allergic reaction and is life-threatening.
What are the signs of anaphylaxis?
Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis include:
Skin reactions, including hives and itching and flushed or pale skin
Constriction of your airways and a swollen tongue or throat, which can cause wheezing and trouble breathing
A weak and rapid pulse
Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea
Dizziness or fainting.
How long does anaphylaxis take to start?
Anaphylaxis can occur within minutes. The average is around 20 minutes after exposure to the allergen. Symptoms may be mild at first but tend to get worse rapidly. Typical signs and symptoms may include facial swelling, including swelling of the lips and eyelids.
What is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis?
H1 antihistamines - Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis, and there is no known equivalent substitute. H1 antihistamines (such as diphenhydramine or cetirizine) relieve itch and hives.
What foods can cause anaphylaxis?
Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, fish, shellfish, wheat and soy are the most common food triggers, which cause 90 per cent of allergic reactions. However, any food can trigger anaphylaxis. It is essential to understand that in some people, even minimal amounts of food can cause a life-threatening reaction.
What are the four common triggers of anaphylaxis?
The four common anaphylaxis triggers include:
Foods - including nuts, milk, fish, shellfish, eggs and some fruits.
Medicines - including some antibiotics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin.
Insect stings - particularly wasp and bee stings.
General anaesthetic.
What is a late sign of anaphylactic reaction?
Fainting, dizziness, confusion, or weakness. Hives, rashes and itchy, swollen, or red skin. Runny or stuffy nose and sneezing. Shortness of breath or trouble breathing and rapid heartbeat.
What drug can reverse the effects of anaphylaxis?
Epinephrine is the only medication that can reverse severe anaphylactic symptoms.
Why is health and safety training essential?
Health and safety procedures in the workplace significantly reduce employee illnesses and injuries. Training is essential and useful, as it will educate your employees on proper workplace procedures, practices and behaviour to prevent possible injuries and contamination from improper hygiene.
How can you detect anaphylaxis?
The signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis may include:
Hives, itching, redness of the skin
Swollen eyes, lips, tongue or face
Difficulty breathing, throat constriction (tightening) or difficulty swallowing
Abdominal (belly) pain, nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea
Stuffy or runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing
Fainting, confusion, light-headedness or dizziness
Rapid or irregular heartbeats
Cold, clammy, sweaty skin
Voice changes.
What body systems can be affected by anaphylaxis?
Anaphylaxis is an acute multiorgan system reaction. The most common organ systems involved include the cutaneous, respiratory, cardiovascular, and gastrointestinal (GI) systems. In most studies, the frequency of signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis is grouped by organ system.
What is the best natural antihistamine?
The four best natural antihistamines are the following:
Stinging nettle
Butterbur.
Can anaphylaxis cause long term damage?
Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening medical emergency. When left untreated, anaphylactic shock can lead to internal organ damage or even cardiac arrest.
How common is anaphylaxis in children?
UK incidence of anaphylaxis is increasing, with a reported increase in hospital admissions for anaphylaxis from 1 to 7 cases per 100,000 population per year between 1992 and 2012. An estimated 20 deaths from anaphylaxis are reported each year in the UK.
What happens inside the body during an allergic reaction?
The immune system overreacts by producing antibodies called Immunoglobulin E (IgE). These antibodies travel to cells that release chemicals, causing an allergic reaction. This reaction usually causes symptoms in the nose, lungs, throat, sinuses, ears, lining of the stomach or on the skin.
Who is at risk for anaphylaxis?
Allergies and asthma tend to run in families, and there is believed to be a genetic predisposition to them. Ten People with allergies to the common triggers of anaphylaxis are more at risk. You could develop anaphylaxis in future exposures to the allergen even if your usual reaction is mild, such as a rash.
What happens if you have a severe allergic reaction?
A severe and sudden allergic reaction can develop within seconds after exposure to an allergen. This type of reaction is known as anaphylaxis. It results in life-threatening symptoms, including swelling of the airway, inability to breathe, and a sudden and severe drop in blood pressure.
What are the three different patterns of anaphylactic reactions?
Anaphylactic reactions happen in three different patterns:
Uniphasic reaction. This type of reaction is the most common. Symptoms peak within 30 minutes to an hour after exposure to the allergen. Symptoms get better within an hour, with or without treatment, and they don't return.
Biphasic reaction. Biphasic reactions occur when symptoms go away for an hour or more but then return without your being reexposed to the allergen.
Protracted anaphylaxis. This type of anaphylaxis is relatively rare. The reaction can last for hours or even days without completely resolving.
What happens if an allergic reaction goes untreated?
The most severe allergic reaction is anaphylaxis. If left untreated, anaphylaxis can lead to seizures, shock, cardiac arrhythmia, respiratory distress and even death.
How quick anaphylaxis happens?
Anaphylaxis can occur within minutes. The average is around 20 minutes after exposure to the allergen. Symptoms may be mild at first but tend to get worse rapidly.
How should you treat anaphylaxis?
Treatment for anaphylaxis may include:
Epinephrine (adrenaline) to reduce your body's allergic response.
Oxygen, to help you breathe.
Intravenous (IV) antihistamines and cortisone to reduce inflammation of your air passages and improve breathing.
A beta-agonist (such as albuterol) to relieve breathing symptoms.
Why is allergy awareness necessary?
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In the headline game of the week in the Premiership last Sunday, Chelsea beat Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge, with the winning goal coming from Fernando Torres in the final minute of the match. It had been an up and down game for the Spanish striker, who missed an early chance to give his side the lead, but then provided an assist for Andre Schürrle to score his first goal for Chelsea, before Torres himself hit the bar with a speculative effort from the edge of the area. In the second half, City had got back onto level terms thanks to a fantastic strike by Sergio Aguero, but in the final minute a mixup between Matija Nastasic and Joe Hart saw the defender head the ball beyond the goalkeeper, allowing Torres to pounce and claim his first Premiership goal of the season into an empty net. As he was going to retrieve the ball, Hart made it clear that he had claimed the ball (you did not need to be an expert lip reader to see him say "Keeper's, f*cking keeper's"), which both sold out his teammate and also displayed a complete lack of awareness that if he had simply stayed on his line, there never would have been an opportunity for Chelsea to score. I have to say I do have some sympathy with Hart on the amount of criticism he has been getting due to a number of these types of mistakes, since Tottenham's first choice keeper, Hugo Lloris, also has a tendency to rush out of his area and on two occasions this season – against Norwich, when he was only cautioned for handball, but could have been dismissed; and versus Aston Villa, when he was adjudged to have touched the ball inside the area, but replays suggested otherwise – has been almost caught out in a similar manner and remains highly rated. Despite patchy form – and England's number one has also allowed some soft shots to get past him as well as the decision-making gaffes – Joe Hart remains the best option for both his club and country, I just hope he does not start playing at his best at least until after Spurs have a chance to face him this season.
The impressive win for Chelsea moved them back into second place in the Premiership, ahead of Liverpool, who had beaten West Brom 4-1 at Anfield the day before, with Luis Suarez grabbing a hat-trick; and two points behind Arsenal, who overcame Crystal Palace 2-0, despite being forced to play the final 25 minutes with 10 men, after Mikel Arteta was dismissed for bringing down Marouane Chamakh just inside his own half. The red card was particularly harsh on Arteta – who had scored the opener for the Gunners via the penalty spot – as not only would Chamakh being free to run behind the defense not really count as a goal-scoring opportunity, but replays suggest that the contact was initiated by the Palace striker rather than the Spanish midfielder. With a numerical advantage, the home side did press for an equalizer and only a couple of brilliant saves from Wojciech Szczesny kept Arsenal in the lead, until a break away goal from Olivier Giroud in the final four minutes sealed the three points for the league leaders.
The final place in the top four is currently held by Tottenham, who kept their 12th clean sheet of the season in all competitions in the course of their 1-0 victory against Hull, though the winning goal came from another highly questionable penalty that was converted by Roberto Soldado. The game was most notable for the fact that afterwards, Andre Villas-Boas came out and criticized the home crowd for being too nervous and not supporting the team enough at White Hart Lane, making the players too anxious and prefer to play away. Now, as a former season ticket holder – who was never part of a crowd that any Spurs manager ever complained about over the course of the five and a half years I was attending matches regularly, despite some pretty poor performances – I can see both sides of this argument. It is definitely true that there is now a level of expectation around fixtures such as Hull at home where it is demanded that Tottenham should get three points and there should be no difficulty in doing so, completely ignoring the fact that up until last weekend, Steve Bruce's men were level on points with the reigning champions and are no pushovers (even if they have now lost four of their five away matches in the Premiership). However, it is a dangerous tactic for Villas-Boas to adopt by going on a the warpath with the home supporters, who to this point he has won over and gained their belief and trust. That will now be completely eradicated following his rant if results start to worsen and he has to realize that, as much as the fans need to inspire the team, the relationship is reciprocal – good, entertaining performances will be rewarded with appreciation from the White Hart Lane faithful. Hopefully Wednesday's match in the League Cup, which saw Spurs win on penalties for the first time in 19 years – following seven lost shootouts, two of which I witnessed in person against Middlesbrough and Liverpool in consecutive seasons in the same competition – to progress at the expense of Hull, who will likely be glad to see the back of North London for a little while.
In the other matches in the League Cup that were played this week – Sunderland and Southampton will meet next Wednesday, since their tie was postponed to avoid clashing with Newcastle's home fixture with Manchester City, which they lost 2-0 – West Ham setup a quarter-final showdown with Tottenham following a 2-0 win at Burnley; Chelsea and Arsenal both fielded second-string teams, but the Blues prevailed 2-0; Leicester edged a seven goal thriller against Fulham; Manchester United put four past Fulham; and Stoke beat their Midlands rivals, Birmingham, on penalties. Elsewhere in the Premiership last weekend, David Moyes found himself staring another home defeat in the face, but his side rallied back from 2-1 down to beat Stoke 3-2; Gus Poyet's tenure at Sunderland is already resembling Paolo DiCanio's, thanks to a victory in the Tyne-Wear derby against Newcastle; Everton won away at Aston Villa, 2-0; while the matches between Swansea and West Ham, plus Norwich and Cardiff ended up goalless.
Liverpool games played in 2013/14: Stoke (Home); Aston Villa (Away); Manchester United (H); Swansea (A); Southampton (H); Sunderland (A); Crystal Palace (H); Newcastle (A); West Brom (H).
This last one is the most interesting to me: as the league leaders, it has seemed like Arsenal have finally put to rest the notion that they cannot compete for a trophy and that they look like the strongest team in the division. However, in 2012/13, when they finished fourth, 1 point above Tottenham and 16 below United, in the 9 fixtures they have played so far this season they took maximum points. By comparison, Spurs have fared 4 points better than they did in their 9 matches last year, so if the two North London rivals were to replicate their form from 2012/13 over the remaining 29 games, then the Waffles would finish 8 points above the Gunners. Obviously this is wishful thinking on my part and this comparison is not exact – there is no real way to replace the relegated sides with the promoted ones since, for instance, Hull appear to be a lot stronger than Reading were – but it does perhaps suggest that it is a little too early to tie the red and white ribbons on the Premiership trophy just yet.
This weekend, North London takes on Merseyside as Arsenal host Liverpool (a fixture that was drawn in 2012/13 by the way) and Spurs travel to Everton (where they lost through two late goals last season). However, the biggest fixture of the weekend will come in South Wales as two fierce rivals, Cardiff and Swansea, meet for the first time in the top flight – a match that is likely to be worth watching, even if you have no rooting interest. Elsewhere, Chelsea travel to the northeast to face Newcastle; Fulham host Manchester United; Hull entertain Sunderland; Southampton are away at Stoke; Manchester City take on Norwich; Aston Villa are in East London to take on West Ham; and West Brom have the chance to claim three points, as they play Crystal Palace.


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Q: JQuery: How to select tr in tbody containing col elements? I am trying to hide the rows of a table inside a table body containing col tags but I am not able to do it. If I remove the col tags from the tbody, the code works perfectly .I have a HTML code as follows

        <col width="10px"></col>
        <col width="10px"></col>

            foo
            bar

            fooo
            baar

and javascript as follows
$(document).ready(function () {
   $("#fbody").find("tr").hide();
});

Here is the link for the jsfiddle
Can any one let me know how I can get the tr objects inside a tbody containing col tags?

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@Zsw yeah i can put an id on table as well –  Sachin B. R.

Put an id on the
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        <col width="10px"></col>
        <col width="10px"></col>

            foo
            bar

            fooo
            baar

Then hide it with the following selector.
$(document).ready(function () {
    $("#ftable tr").hide();
});

Demo

Did some additional research on this
The reason that your selector wasn't working with the id on the
 was because your html was not technically valid.
<col> should not be put inside
. Rather, they should be inside a <colgroup>. Your table was being converted behind the scene into this:

<colgroup><col width="10px">
        <col width="10px">
        </colgroup>

            foo
            bar

            fooo
            baar

So when you try to select on #fbody, you can't find anything. Instead, your table should be like this:

    <colgroup>
        <col width="10px"></col>
        <col width="10px"></col>
    </colgroup>

            foo
            bar

            fooo
            baar

Now your original code will work too!
Demo

A: col elements are not allowed within a tbody.  If you inspect the table, you'll see that the tbody with id "fbody" does not contain any tr elements.
Move the col elements to be direct children of table, and your code works as-is:
Fiddle

A: Use this selector to hide
 $("#fbody:has(col)  tr").hide();

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Security minister expands his mandate to policing phonetics
July 27, 2015 User2Comments Off on Security minister expands his mandate to policing phonetics
Years ago when the State House would host the media around Christmas time, then president and host, Festus Mogae, remarked at one of these shindigs that journalists' mastery of English was woefully wanting. One example he gave was that they couldn't pronounce the word "determine" properly. The proper pronunciation is "de-tar-mean" but one too many non-native speakers pronounce the word as "de-tar-mine". From the look of things, the Minister of Justice, Defence and Security, Shaw Kgathi, has also joined the phonetics police of his party.
What has been known as the Botswana College of Agriculture for decades is now being renamed the Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (BUANR) and as it is a state institution, parliament's approval is needed. Francistown South MP, Wynter Mmolotsi, took the floor to debate the BUANR Bill before Kgathi but was absent when the latter got a word in edgewise. "It's a pity Honourable Mmolotsi is not here. He is a student of agriculture but he pronounces this word as 'agrigulture.' It is pronounced 'agriculture', not 'agrigulture.' He [Mmolotsi should know better because he] was an Agriculture teacher.
I say this so you can tell him to pronounce words properly because students visit parliament and listen to our debates," said Kgathi and still puckish, rubbed it in for good measure. "The word is not pronounced as 'agrigulture'." Many years ago, the former and now deceased MP for Gaborone North, Maitshwarelo Dabutha, found himself the butt of David Magang's joke during a parliamentary debate. Unlike now, then it was a requirement that MPs should use English in their debates. Dabutha was on the floor when his pronunciation of one English word met Magang's disapproval.
"It's helicopter, not hilly-kopta," the latter said. One would like to hear Mogae, Kgathi and Magang pronounce "Emily" and "extraordinary" to determine (de-tar-mean) if they really qualify to make such kind of ribbing. Generally, Botswana Democratic Party MPs tend to be unusually sensitive about English. In another language-based encounter from the past week, Moswaane, who – as a matter of policy and practice – routinely leaves his gloves at the door of the chamber, chafed at the suggestion by the Gaborone North MP, Haskins Nkaigwa, that his grasp of English is infirm.
Nkaigwa was on the floor, assembling an anti-BDP argument in English, when Moswaane interjected on a point of order which the latter adjudged to actually be a point of clarification. "The unfortunate part about the Honourable Member is that maybe he is not so familiar with the language that I am using and will not be able to understand me.
I think if it was Kalanga, he would understand it better," said Nkaigwa when he was back on his feet. Then Moswaane did rise on an authentic point of order to return the slight by telling Nkaigwa that "I didn't realise I was speaking to a mere antbear and not an MP": "Ke ne ke itheile ke re ke botsa mopalamente kante ke botsa thakadu fela." The MP seems to have a rare skill of comparing parliamentary colleagues on both sides of the house to furry and non-furry mammals. In the December session when he was only a rookie, Moswaane likened the Deputy Speaker, Kagiso Molatlhegi, to a "prison bully." Moswaane followed up by telling Mmolotsi, through the speaker, that "I am very learned like himself …
He is out of order to say that I am not familiar with the English language." Much later, Moswaane would allow himself a little, if factually-challenged fun with his Umbrella for Democratic Change opponent by claiming that when he (Nkaigwa) was mayor, he personally led a physically-demanding operation by the Gaborone City Council to tear down the stalls of street vendors in the city's business districts.
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Politicians in Washington: Take a Lesson From Us!
How did the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act become Obama Care? What is it about this issue and its associated differences of opinion that is so vitriolic? Why hold the budget hostage? Is negotiation a lost art? Is compromise a sellout of principle? Apparently both sides, or, perhaps there are three sides, are focused on defend or destroy rather than repair and move on. We think hostage holding, in this case, is lack of concern for the public welfare. The time spent on rhetoric is not service, it is self-aggrandizement. And, none of them are accountable.
These elected officials should take a lesson from us. These are the very same people who passed laws and created the mandates to change our schools. They are not educators, or if they were, it has been a long, long time since they actually worked in a school. They require us to raise our standards, shift our curricula, test students often, label children by the results, and use those results to measure teacher and principal effectiveness. We work to implement these changes the best way we can, and struggle with maintaining our integrity. As we look into the faces of our students, teachers, colleagues, supervisors, and parents, we remain truthful about our belief that we cannot do this well, this fast, and without enough training. We hold nothing hostage. We do our work, as the laws require. Our jobs are on the line. Are theirs?
What if in opposition to any one of these requirements, we decided to shut down schools? Absurdity, right? We have the children's interests at heart. We are nationally humiliated by the performance of our elected officials. We are angry and, for all the prestige and influence associated with their offices, we do a better job leading. Do they not know how hard it is to work with boards of education sometimes, or unions, or any fired up parent? If we can do it, why can't they?
And we move on. From the inside we have a responsibility to those youngsters who come into the environments we are charged to lead. Whether superintendent, principal, or teacher we cannot, we must not, allow this maelstrom to affect our children. Our stress must not become their stress. Wouldn't it be nice if officials in Washington followed the same guideline? While we work with what has become law, we encourage, count on, and appreciate those who carry the banners of opposition. Those who use their position as a bully pulpit to fight on behalf of all of us are necessary and encouraged. While they fight on, we lead and serve. Who is leading in Washington, anyone? Throwing the baby out with the bathwater is not indicated here. A respectful, dignified process is needed. We aren't seeing it.
We don't want half steps. We don't want to win small battles in a big war. There is much to the mandates that dismantle what is good for some schools, and that offer opportunities for growth for others. Our fighters are dedicated to exposing what they believe is wrong. They use their positions and accessibility to gather information from us and fight with the tools they have. We need them to continue to fight. Here, is an article from the Washington Post in 2012! And where are we now? It is absurd to expect us to take guidance from politicians who cause a government shut down and argue, without responsibility or credibility or accountability, against common ground. Do we aspire to teach our children that democracy at its height is like the Jerry Springer Show?
Washington, pay attention and take a lesson from us. We are exhausted, stressed, confused, angry, and frustrated. We do not pass that on to our constituents. It is not without great effort but it is the right thing to do. Do you not recognize that those who are hurt by your actions include the nation's most vulnerable? Do you care? Is the energy expended on diatribe well spent? Do you do this because the problems are too big to be solved and this diverts our attention?
You are now giving us another challenge. This one isn't coming through law but through our moral and ethical obligation to address your behaviors. We must teach the children that our elected officials are not the heroic ones they may be reading about in their history books. These are not models, unless they are negative ones. We must encourage them to become leaders for the next decade and beyond. Hopefully, they will do better than these are doing now. We will act as models, create environments that are safe and healthy, and offer academics and experiences that will form them and endure into adulthood. Rather than spew forth blame and names of all kinds, we work. We make the most of a bad hand because we chose to lead. Our elected officials might want to take a look inside our schools and take a lesson from us.


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Apple Music Voice review: It's not perfect but is it a good value?
This low-cost, high-content subscription music option has its limitations, but it's cheap.
By Jonathan Takiff
As big a music catalogue as you'll find anywhere
If you can speak, you can use it
Inexpensive monthly subscription
Searching by voice can be frustrating if you don't know the precise artist, track, or album name
You can't create personal playlists or store music locally for offline playback
Not compatible with Alexa, Android, Google Assistant, or Sonos
While it cuts some corners, Apple Music Voice is a low-cost, ad-free music streaming service that will make less-demanding listeners happy.
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Apple Music Voice probably won't be the last commercial-free subscription music service you invest in, but it's a good candidate to be your first—provided, that is, you're firmly in Apple's ecosystem.
The price is enticing, just $4.99 a month, which is half the going rate for most of the competition. While lacking in the frills department, it's spot on with what counts most, currently boasting more than 90 million tracks. That's more than double the tunes reportedly accessible on its most prominent discount streaming rival, the ad-free Pandora Plus (also $4.99 monthly, or you can pay $54.89 for a full year).
As its name implies, Apple Music Voice is super easy to run with Apple's Siri voice assistant. Just say something like: "Hey Siri, play Jam Bands playlist" to hear bands like Galactic, Gov't Mule, and the almighty Grateful Dead. Or "Hey Siri, play the new Ed Sheeran album." You don't even need to know the title, Equals.
At a loss for songs and artist names to request? Apple Music Voice is hyper-focused on serving the right tunes for the right place and time, with a proclaimed "tens of thousands" of playlists at the ready. After getting to know my affinity for jazz and singer-songwriters, my spoken request "Hey Siri, play a morning playlist" served up a Blue Note Rise and Shine bundle one moment and a mellow Morning Coffee mix the next. The service even looks out for your well-being. I asked for a "I'm feeling glum" assortment and it played a bunch of upbeat tunes like Pharrel Williams' "Happy."
Even the sign-up process is done by voice. Just say "Hey Siri, start Apple Music Voice trial" and you're good to go, for free, for seven days with no auto-renewal.
Playing to the committed
You can also listen to Apple Music Voice in your car, provided your head unit supports Apple CarPlay. Your car's display will remind you of past listening sessions (Play it Again), and it will offer personalized recommendations (Just Ask Siri). You can install the Apple Music Voice app on multiple devices, but you can stream music to only one of them at a time.
Interoperability with other brands of audio gear isn't out of the question. You can throw music from your Apple device to any Bluetooth speaker or audio gear, or over your Wi-Fi network with hardware that supports Apple AirPlay. You just can't stream from any device that doesn't have an Apple logo.
The Apple Music Voice app suggests a range of content to ask for verbally, but limits touch actions to brief song previews and control of the currently playing track.
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Look, but don't touch
Music fans accustomed to more conventional music-streaming systems (Sonos, Bose, and the like) might find Apple Music Voice's voice-only control mildly debilitating, and a step-down in the spit-and-polished department. Yes, the app for Apple Music Voice looks a lot like the app for the full-blown Apple Music, but while you can touch on a tab on Apple Music to instantly start play, touching the same tab on Apple Music Voice only delivers a 25-second taste of the music, plus an onscreen suggestion and a button to upgrade to the $9.99-per-month service.
The app screen does show what's currently playing, just not in as glossy a fashion as on its sibling app. You can also say things like "Hey Siri, what's that tune?" or "Hey Siri, who's playing?" and she'll shout it out for you. It's also possible to play a cute music hand-off trick with both grades of the Apple Music service. When you move an Apple music-playing iPhone close to a HomePod or HomePod mini, the music stops on the smartphone and starts on the speaker.
Siri's speech recognition is pretty good at deciphering my Philadelphia-accented requests, but it couldn't make hide nor hair out of some exotic-locale ECM-label acts I wanted to check out, such as the Norwegian kantele player and singer Sinika Langeland, a last name that Siri kept confusing for "Long Island," or objected with the reply "…isn't in your Apple library." Using the app for the full-blown Apple Music, I could just type the name into the search field and be rewarded with the gent's latest release, Wolf Rune.
What else will you sacrifice to save $5 a month?
Apple Music Voice lists 54 popular options in Browse Categories, from Play Hits to Sleep, with big stops along the way for Hip Hop, R&B, Latin, Chill, DJ Mixes, Charts, Electronic, Christian, Rock, Classic Rock, Acoustic, Indie, Classical, Jazz, Film, TV & Stage, K-Pop, C-Pop, Gospel, Americana, Blues, Wellness and more. But a couple of listed categories—Music Videos and Spatial Audio—proved to red herrings. Those two are fully functional viewing/listening options in the pricier Apple Music service, along with an additional 53 music categories (127 in all) including Decades from the 1960s to 2010s and lots devoted to foreign languages, geographic and ethnic musical varieties–such as African Music, Bollywood, Brazilian Pop, French Pop, and Turkish Folk Music. You can request a Bollywood or Brazilian playlist on Apple Music Voice, but you won't get access to the deep catalogue suggestions that spring up while browsing Apple Music's categories.
If you're an audiophile, you'll miss out on the Dolby Atmos surround-sound mixes that Apple Music can stream to Apple earbuds and headphones (and even more effectively to multi-channel speaker arrays). You also won't get lossless (CD quality) and high-res (better-than-CD quality) tracks and albums increasingly featured on the full-blown Apple Music streaming service. But to my ears, most breeds of contemporary music sound quite respectable encoded in AAC and streamed at 256Kbps.
Apple Music Voice doesn't include features like Dolby Atmos that you might otherwise enjoy while listening with high-end audio gear like Apple's AirPods Max, shown here.
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The ability to save music, make and share playlists, and listen offline are some of the other features you'll sacrifice with an Apple Music Voice subscription. And you' be reminded of that with a marketing screen that pops up when you try to do any of those things. (For the record, the $4.99-per-month Pandora Plus will auto-store up to three stations of themed music and one customized playlist on a subscriber's listening/storage device for offline listening.)
The final features I found to be missing from Apple Music Voice are the ability to read a song's lyrics as it plays, and the budget-priced service shortchanges the functionality of Shazam, the Apple owned app that can identify a song that's playing on any audio device. You can easily play any song that Shazam IDs (along with tracks by the same artist) on Apple Music directly from the Shazam screen. Try that with Apple Music Voice and you'll be presented with yet another nudge to upgrade to the higher-cost service.
So, who is Apple Music Voice for?
If you're a casual listener who doesn't obsess a lot about music, Apple Music Voice is a cost-efficient and energy-saving way to live and travel with tunes. You'll enjoy and learn a lot from its well-curated playlists, and you'll be able to summon all your top-of-mind faves without ever diverting your glance from other tasks. But if you're a sonic sophisticate who digs deep into the record bins of life, don't be surprised if you quickly transition from an Apple Music Voice subscription to the full-featured—and full-priced—Apple Music.
Author: Jonathan Takiff, Freelance Contributor
Jonathan Takiff is a veteran tech and entertainment writer based in Philadelphia. A long time staffer for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com, his work has also appeared in numerous publications including Sound & Vision, Playboy, and Popular Science.
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The world is an interesting place full of interesting things to learn, discover, think about, and create! Because of this, there is no single way to measure how smart a person is and it would be impossible to say who is or was the very smartest person in the world!
For example, many people might say that Albert Einstein was the smartest person to ever live because of the amazing scientific discoveries he made. Others might consider William Shakespeare to be the smartest person in history because of all the great plays and poetry he wrote!
A person who is smart can be good at math and science, or good at painting and philosophy! – In terms of being smart, doing well in school is very important but there are also other important ways of looking at intelligence such as a person's approach to looking at the world, asking questions, seeking knowledge, and discovering or creating new things in the process!
What are some of your favorite things to learn about? Do you really like learning new words? Do you like learning facts about the world or outer-space? Or do you prefer learning new things about people who have lived in history or different people who live all over the world!?
Interview some grown-ups and other kids you know about what their favorite subjects are. Don't forget to also ask each of them why that subject is their favorite, and don't forget to remind them that "lunch time" is not a subject!!


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