There is a popular belief that herbs, vitamins and minerals, when combined with a balanced diet and exercise program, can help a person to lose weight. The Fat Diminisher Diet by Wes Virgin builds on that belief and helps people who are struggling with their weight to use a combination of items to help a person to cut down cravings and to avoid fatigue as they improve their overall health.
The point is mentioned in this video about the diet.
Increasing their intake of specific herbs and minerals, allows most people to find that they do genuinely feel better. Most individuals who are obsess tend to have a nutrient deficiency and the combination of supplements included in this program are designed help the individual to restore the natural health. While The Fat Diminisher Diet doesn't reveal the complete list of herbs and minerals they recommend as part of their powerful weight loss efforts without purchasing the full program, they do offer some. Learn more about specific foods and recipes from the Fat Diminisher here.
There is scientific evidence that now suggests people are predisposed to obesity and this is partially due to the lower levels of serotonin in the body. Scientific evidence now suggests that these low levels in the brain cause a person to eat more, as it isn't able to show a person they are satisfied and need to stop eating. 5 – HTP has been shown to boost levels of serotonin in the body and those who take it in studies have significantly reduced their caloric intake.
Chromium is another important part of The Fat Diminisher Diet. It helps the body to increase its sensitivity to insulin in the blood. With higher levels in the body, insulin is better blocked and blood sugar levels remain normal and thermogenesis is possible. Research has shown chromium picolinate also helps to build lean tissue in adults when they exercise and reduce the amount of fat in the body.
CoQ10 as it is often written on supplement bottles properly transports and breaks down the fat in the body and turns it into energy. A little as 100 mg of CoQ10 can help to accelerate the weight loss of an individual and help them to lose more than they would with diet and exercise alone.
You know it's good for your bones, but The Fat Diminisher Diet suggests it will also help you to shed pounds. When taking at least 1,000 milligrams daily, you can experience a significant reduction in weight as part of this plan.
All natural weight loss aids use it and there is evidence that suggests ginseng may help to boost your energy levels and help you to remain more active during the day. This boost in energy can translate to a higher metabolism and as a result, a person can lose more weight when they are participating in The Fat Diminisher Diet.
It isn't the pepper itself, but the capsaicin in it that helps a person to shed unwanted pounds. Capsaicin has been shown to lower blood fat levels and to effectively break down the fat tissue in the body. This suggests that a person may lose weight when it is added into their diet and exercise program.
Studies suggest that people who routinely take cinnamon experience less of a risk of blood sugar spikes. This can help to aid weight loss. As an added benefit, cinnamon is believed to lower LDL cholesterol levels and to help boost a person's metabolism.
As part of the Fat Diminisher Diet Program, you'll receive a complete list of herb and mineral supplements to add to your diet. This list extends beyond the ones listed and Wes touches on why each of them is important. Just make sure before you begin the program, you do check with your doctor. Learn more about the diet principles at this link, and see a full program review here.
Only your healthcare professional will know the medications you are on and be able to determine if there is a possible interaction. By speaking to them first, you can determine if The Fat Diminisher Diet is the right choice for you.
This intro video presentation for the program gives more details about the role of herbs and minerals.
Next Article What Foods, Meals and Recipes Can I Expect Inside The Fat Diminisher Diet?
I'm going to try this method. I've tried for many years to get rid of cellulite and belly fat along with my growing thigh and back said.. I'm 43 years old and just want to be in the best possible shape and health. So I'll give it a whirl.
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Full-day and half-day classrooms are available to Cuyahoga County residents with children between the ages of three and five years. Head Starts' Homebase program is a great option for a stay-at-home parent whose child would benefit from a parent-child-teacher experience.
The Council's Head Start program will be expanding this fall and winter: a new Head Start Center located at 5620 Broadway Avenue in Cleveland will open at the end of October and a center will open in the Union Miles neighborhood this December thanks to a $60,000 grant from PRE4CLE. A generous $500,000 grant from Cuyahoga County's Universal Pre-kindergarten will allow the Louis Stokes Head Start Center to offer new programs for teachers including professional development and support.
The Head Start program is a commitment to give every child, regardless of circumstances at birth, an opportunity to succeed in school and in life. In the 50 years since its inception, Head Start has improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of children and their families in Greater Cleveland. The program teaches basic concepts in math and literacy, social skills and working independently and in groups better preparing children for Kindergarten and success in life. The Council operates 17 Head Start locations, 11 of which have a three-star rating or higher serving 2,869 children and their families throughout Cuyahoga County. For additional information about Head Start visit ceogc.org.


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Norway announces 3% oil pension fund boom
Norway sees Sovereign Wealth Pension Fund boom
By Tom Jarvis
Norway invests its oil surplus profits into public welfare funds and pensions
THE Bank of Norway has announced that their sovereign wealth fund has returned 256 billion kroner (£30.4bn) in the second quarter of this year, despite the volatility of the world market.
Norway's Government Pension Fund Global, also known as the Oil Fund, saw a 3.0% return in value.
The fund is based on petroleum surplus revenues, taxes from oil companies, and exploration fees.
It's the largest pension fund in Europe and the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world. It differs from pension funds in other countries because it doesn't require citizen contributions from their salaries, relying entirely on reinvesting the profits of Norway's thriving North Sea oil industry.
Established in 1990, it was designed to manage the country's oil revenues, which allows the money to fund Norway's generous welfare systems, including pensions.
The Fund's deputy CEO, Trond Grand, said: "Uncertainty about global trade and economic growth dampened returns early on, but markets rallied towards the end of the period, driven partly by the prospect of more expansionary monetary policy in developed markets."
The Oil Fund's total value swelled up to 9.16 trillion Kroner (roughly £1tn) at the end of the second quarter, equivalent to 1.74m kroner (£207,000) per person.
Much of the fund is dedicated to portfolios and real estate to help it grow; it invests in almost 10,000 companies across 73 countries. It also maintains a strong ethical stance and restricts the companies it will invest in. Experts attributed the strong second-quarter growth to the fund's share portfolio, which makes up 69.3% of investments.
The announcement revealed that the return from portfolios was 3.0%, bonds returned 3.1%, and real estate holdings generated 0.2%.

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iFixIt tears down the Chumby One, a widget-based, touchcreen Internet appliance.
Gotta love the team over at iFixit, as soon as a new piece of tech comes out they promptly tear it apart -- in the interest of science, naturally. Be warned though, taking apart your Chumby will void its warranty.
I previewed the new Chumby One last month. It's a widget-based Internet appliance with a 3.5-inch, 320 x 240 touchscreen that rotates between various applications that display audio, video, games, utilities and news. It's a great little device that fits perfectly on a nightstand, kitchen counter or desk.
iFixIt calls the Chumby One a nicely designed and executed product noting that it's quite easy to take apart.
An inscription that reads "with love, bunnie"
The MicroSD socket contains a 2GB Kingston MicroSD firmware card, which can easily be pulled out once the device is opened. Users can load custom firmware and upgrade Chumby one's storage in a snap.
There are plenty of ventilation holes in the top and rear outer cases. Such a Swiss cheese case design allows the chumby to stay cool without the need for a fan.
The wireless card is attached to a small interconnect board, converting the four-pin connector found on the logic board into the USB connector used by the wireless card. This could potentially mean hacking/upgrading the Chumby to 802.11n in the future, were you able to find a USB Wi-Fi card of similar size.
You can also unplug the USB Wi-Fi card and plug in regular Ethernet using a USB-to-Ethernet dongle.
The 2W mono speaker is mounted onto a resonance box which occupies precious interior space, which could be used to stuff more awesome hacking stuff into the Chumby.
All of iFixIt's teardowns and repair guides are now CC licensed, meaning that you're free to reproduce, modify, and redistribute them -- including photos, text, and PDFs.


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Q: Mongoose: How to exclude virtual id field during populate I'm trying to exclude the virtual id field that Mongoose sets.
var Bar = new Schema({ body: String });
var Foo = new Schema({ bars: type: Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Bar' });

Foo
.find({..query...})
.populate('bars', 'body -_id')
.exec(function(err, foos){
   console.log(foos); // { bars: [{id: null, body: 'body string'}] }
});

How do I get rid of that 'id' field? It's null anyway since I've excluded _id in populate?

A: You can disable the virtual id field in your schema's options (see documentation here). In your case, it would look like this :
var Bar = new Schema({ body: String }, { id: false });

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Thurston Moore released not one, but two albums last year. There was his solo effort titled Rock n Roll Consciousness, as well as Improvisation, a joint effort with experimental rock legend Charles Hayward of This Heat. We're barely into the second month of 2018 and Moore is back at it again, rolling into February with a new two-song 7-inch.
Side A of the release features "Mx Liberty", a "punk rock broadside to the current man-boys of the USA government in response to their mockery of democracy," according to a statement. On the flip side is a cover of "Panik", a 1977 track originally done by French punk outfit Metal Urbain. The former Sonic Youth rocker recorded all the material with a group of London-based friends and musicians, which includes Deb Googe of My Bloody Valentine, James Sedwards of Nøught, and Dead Days Beyond Help's Jem Doulton.
Hear it below. Pre-order the 7-inch here.


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Handbook of Moral Behavior and Development
DOI link for Handbook of Moral Behavior and Development
Handbook of Moral Behavior and Development book
Volume 1: Theory
Edited ByWilliam M. Kurtines, Jacob Gewirtz, Jacob L. Lamb
eBook Published 2 January 2014
Imprint Psychology Press
SubjectsBehavioral Sciences
Kurtines, W. (Ed.), Gewirtz, J. (Ed.), Lamb, J. (Ed.). (1991). Handbook of Moral Behavior and Development. New York: Psychology Press, https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315807294
The publication of this unique three-volume set represents the culmination of years of work by a large number of scholars, researchers, and professionals in the field of moral development. The literature on moral behavior and development has grown to the point where it is no longer possible to capture the "state of the art" in a single volume. This comprehensive multi-volume Handbook marks an important transition because it provides evidence that the field has emerged as an area of scholarly activity in its own right. Spanning many professional domains, there is a striking variety of issues and topics surveyed: anthropology, biology, economics, education, philosophy, psychology, psychiatry, sociology, social work, and more.
By bringing together work on diverse topics, the editors have fostered a mutually-beneficial exchange not only between alternative approaches and perspectives, but also between "applied" and "pure" research interests.
The Theory volume presents current and ongoing theoretical advances focusing on new developments or substantive refinements and revisions to existing theoretical frameworks. The Research volume summarizes and interprets the findings of specific, theory-driven, research programs; reviews research in areas that have generated substantial empirical findings; describes recent developments in research methodology/techniques; and reports research on new and emerging issues. The Application volume describes a diverse array of intervention projects — educational, clinical, organizational, and the like. Each chapter includes a summary report of results and findings, conceptual developments, and emerging issues or topics. Since the contributors to this publication are active theorists, researchers, and practitioners, it may serve to define directions that will shape the emerging literature in the field.
Prologue—Lawrence Kohlberg's Life and Work from the Vantage of a Long-time Friend and Colleague: A Memoir
The Cognitive-Developmental Paradigm
A Few Words in Commemoration of Lawrence Kohlberg
The Kohlberg Legacy to Friends
Lawrence Kohlberg 1927-1987
Lawrence Kohlberg: The Vocation of a Moral Psychologist and Educator. Part I
Lawrence Kohlberg: The Vocation of a Moral Psychologist and Educator. Part II
Social Cognitive Theory of Moral Thought and Action
ByAlbert Bandura
Which Comes First, Morality or Identity?
ByPhilip Davidson, James Youniss
The Moral Development of Forgiveness
Proximal Mechanisms Underlying the Acquisition of Moral Behavior Patterns
ByJacob L. Gewirtz, Martha Pelaez-Nogueras
Toward an Integration of Kohlberg's and Hoffman's Theories of Morality
ByMoral Development and Moral Motivation:
Moral Theory and Culture: The Case of Gender
ByHelen Haste, Jane Baddeley
Moral Development and Action from a Social Constructivist Perspective
ByNorma Haan
Empathy, Social Cognition, and Moral Action
ByMartin L Hoffman
Social and Moral Development from the Perspective of Psychosocial Theory
ByWilliam M. Kurtines, Ellen Mayock, Steven R. Pollard, Teresita Lanza, Gustavo Carlo
Analytic Hermeneutics and the Study of Morality in Action
ByMartin J. Packer, Ellen Richardson
Toward the Redevelopment of Kohlberg's Theory: Preserving Essential Structure, Removing Controversial Content
ByBill Puka
In a Gemeinschaft Voice: The Cross-Cultural Expansion of Moral Development Theory
ByJohn Snarey, Kurt Keljo
Psychological and Cultural Origins of Extreme Destructiveness and Extreme Altruism
ByErvin Staub


Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot becomes prime minister (and virtual dictator) of Cambodia after Prince Sihanouk steps down (April 2).
Israeli airborne commandos attack Uganda's Entebbe Airport and free 103 hostages held by pro-Palestinian hijackers of Air France plane; one Israeli and several Ugandan soldiers killed in raid (July 4).
19-month civil war ends in Lebanon after threatening to escalate to global level (Nov.).
US: US Supreme Court rules that blacks and other minorities are entitled to retroactive job seniority (March 24).
US: US Supreme Court rules that death penalty is not inherently cruel or unusual and is a constitutionally acceptable form of punishment (July 3).
US: Jimmy Carter elected US President (Nov. 2).
As usual.. a lot of wonderful music was released in 1976, again hard to pick only 20.
Released on the album "Desire" – Jan 5, 1976. It was written by Bob Dylan in collaboration with Jacques Levy.
A little faded and soft picture but great sound and music to cry for!
Famous bootleg .. great sound & concert.


On Tuesday, the big day for Surface and Microsoft fans arrived, with the general availability of the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 tablets. These brand new and faster Microsoft designed tablets are available at retailers and will give customers new ways to enjoy.
The release of the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 units were announced last month, and have come out with rave reviews by tech journalists and others. The updated specs. longer battery lives, and other enhancements have made these the Windows RT tablets to get from Microsoft.
The Surface 2 is the entry level tablet for Windows RT fans, and features the touchscreen interface with Windows RT 8.1. It comes with Office Home and Student 2013 RT, has a 106-inch ClearType Full HD display, and a kickstand for mobile viewing of documents, videos, and more.
The biggest enhancements though to the Surface 2 come with the improved camera on the unit. It now has a 3.5-megapixel front camera and a 5-megapixel front camera, which vastly improves on the original Surface tablet. It captures 1080P video and features low-light improvements. But, by far the big battery life improvements over the previous Surface RT tablet will keep mobile users very happy.
The Surface Pro 2 device from Microsoft though is the more professional tablet from Microsoft, and can run any Windows program on it, versus the metro programs for the Surface 2. It has a 10-point touchscreen for remarkable accuracy and gives professionals and amateurs great choices when they want to use drawing on the unit.
The specs on the Surface Pro 2 have been vastly improved with it only weighing 2 lbs, comes in 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage capacities, has a 10.6-inch ClearType Full HD Display, an i5 Fourth-Generation Intel Core processor, a 720p HP front and rear camera, and full-size USB 3.0 ports for external devices. With the ability to run virtually any Windows program, it is a no compromise unit.
These Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 devices from Microsoft are ones to get, and should be huge sellers for Microsoft. With improved specs and battery life, they will be hard to beat.


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International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
The International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO for short) is celebrated on May 17 each year. It is coordinated by the Paris-based IDAHO Committee, founded and presided over by French academic Louis-Georges Tin. The day highlights respect for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) people worldwide and focuses on international events that expand support for those rights.
May 17 was chosen as the day of the event because homosexuality was removed from the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases on May 17, 1990.
In many countries, support for gay rights is expressed through parades, such as New York's annual parade celebrating gay pride (seen here).
In the United States, support for the rights of LGBT people is stressed at the highest levels of government. President Obama issued a memo June 17, 2011, to the heads of U.S. executive departments and agencies, requiring them to strengthen international initiatives to end discrimination against LGBT people and to advance their human rights.
"No country should deny people their rights because of who they love, which is why we must stand up for the rights of gays and lesbians everywhere," said Obama.
It Gets Better! (PDF) The mission of the It Gets Better Project is to communicate to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth around the world that it gets better, and to create and inspire the changes needed to make it better for them.
Working to Advance the Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Persons Globally (White House factsheet)
President Obama's memorandum on International Initiatives to Advance the Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Persons, 2011
State Dept. Engagement on the Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People
Statement by the President on the Repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell


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The first alive hands drill is to practice throwing whip hands and retracting body slaps that in application are open hand blocks that pull your opponent closer into your whip hand eye shots while turning them into a difficult position to do anything about it.
The 2nd alive hands drill is to practice alive hands using your partner as the contact surface so that your hands retract to them and do not return to the surface of your own body.
The 3rd alive hands drill is to practice throwing the hits off of the air so that the extent of your physical reach in the air is where your hit bounces off of and you alternate hands so that as soon as one hand hits the farthest point in front of you is when the hands alternate. The retracting hand should be no closer to you than your extended elbow at the point of change from retraction to whipping. When performing this last drill your hands tend to look like you are working two yo-yos at the same time or that you are dribbling two basketballs off of the wall in front of you.
The first alive hands drill is practiced in various ways to build your coordination, ability and speed.
1. Drill #1 Solo in the air practice throwing continuous bouncing off of your own body hand whips and retracting open hand blocks.
2. Perform drill # 1 but move around more. Walk and change the position of your feet while you are doing it. Change where your retracting hand makes contact with your own body so that there is a lot of change in position and placement. Think about flanking someone and continually striking and blocking while moving like this.
3. Continue to do drill # 1 but choose a hand to alternately strike their eyes and then bounce off of your body to strike to their groin and then back to their eyes again etc.. The other hand bounces straight out in front of you and then back to your chest and then straight back in front of you. Once you have it basically going on you will see that there is a hand coordination that you learn from doing this. Now do it faster and faster until you can go fast enough that the naked eye cannot keep up with your striking speed.
4. Alternately pass and bounce your hands. Both hands are whipping and retracting in front of you. The first pass of your hands is like drill # 1. The second time your hands do not pass but instead at the half way point between yourself and your fully extended arm your retracting hand bounces off of the back of your whipping hand so that the hands both change direction at the same time. Now your hand that was retracting becomes a whip hand again and your whipping hand becomes a retracting hand again. This is training so that if you get blocked you simply change direction instead of trying to force your way through. This is so that you change direction and go around them faster than they can adjust to your change in direction. Once again do this drill to the point of blinding speed.
5. Perform the last drill alternately passing and bouncing with both hands but move around more. Walk and change the position of your feet while you are doing it. Change where your retracting hand makes contact with your own body so that there is a lot of change in position and placement. Think about flanking someone and continually striking and blocking while moving like this.


Trucking companies ordered new big rigs in record numbers for the second straight month in August as they raced to get production slots next year at heavily-booked factories.
Fleets last month ordered 53,100 Class 8 trucks, the largest vehicles used to haul goods on long-distance routes, according to a preliminary report from ACT Research. Orders jumped 150% from the same month a year ago and beat the previous monthly record of 52,400, set in July.
The August peak in orders followed a seven-month ordering spree that drove equipment manufacturers in July to open up 2019 slots for new orders, months ahead of their usual schedule. The backlog for trucks on order is at a record high.


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Charlie Ntamark, né le  à Paddington au Royaume-Uni, est un joueur de football international camerounais qui évoluait au poste de  milieu de terrain.

Biographie

Carrière
Ntamark joue au Cameroun, en faveur du Canon Yaoundé. Il joue également en Angleterre, avec les équipes de Boreham Wood, Walsall et Hednesford Town.

Il représente également le Cameroun au niveau international, recevant 31 sélections en équipe du Cameroun. Il participe avec l'équipe nationale du Cameroun à la Coupe d'Afrique des nations 1988. Il joue cinq matchs lors de ce tournoi. Le Cameroun remporte la compétition en battant le Nigeria en finale.

Vie après le football
Après sa retraite du football professionnel, Ntamark étudie le droit à l'Université de Birmingham.

Palmarès
 Vainqueur de la Coupe d'Afrique des nations en 1988 avec l'équipe du Cameroun

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Adrian Adams. We Love Football: Best Football Quotes On Earth. BoD - Books on Demand, 25 avr. 2014 - 124 p.
 Stephen Byrne, Mike Jay. Bristol Rovers FC: The Official Definitive History. Amberley Publishing Limited, 3 août 2014 - 396 p.
 Pete Davies. One Night in Turin: The Inside Story of a World Cup that Changed our Footballing Nation Forever. Random House, 12 juin 2014 - 496 p.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance à Paddington
Naissance en juillet 1964
Footballeur international camerounais
Joueur du Canon Yaoundé
Joueur du Walsall FC


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The studio is cozy, is modern. It has views of the sea and the garden.
The property is located 100 m from Carabeillo sand beach, 100 m from Coviran supermarket, 100 m from Rincon de Encarni , 200 m from Carabeo sand beach, 300 m from La Puntilla , 500 m from Burriana Beach sand beach, 500 m from Balcon de Europa city. The house is situated in a family-friendly neighborhood close to a shopping area and restaurants.
The accommodation is equipped with the following items: iron, internet (Wi-Fi), balcony, air-conditioned, communal swimming pool, open-air parking in the same building, TV, tv satellite (Languages: Spanish, English, German).
- TV, TV Satellite (Languages: Spanish, English, German), 1st floor, iron, internet (Wi-Fi), balcony, air-conditioned, communal swimming pool, Open-air parking in the same building.
Location,within a short walk of the Balcon, with loads of restaurants and bars nearby.
The location is perfect. The service att Casasol are very good. Its very central, 5 minuties to the playa and less then 10 minuties walk to Balkong de Erope.
Lovely well laid out apartment, well equipped and comfortable. The location is excellent. We had the sun on the balcony for the morning.
The view, central location, private car park, beautifully cared for appartment building, good nature of the concierge the help and courtesy from the team in Casasol who are lovely people, great laundry facilities and view from the rooftop.
l´endroit , l´accueil , les relations avec les personnes, les services autour de nous , le site , c´est super.


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Stories Behind Women of Extraordinary Faith
By: Ace Collins
Twenty women whose faith has reshaped the world. Ace Collins employs all his storytelling skill to uncover the deeply personal stories of women whose faith shines for us today. Explore twenty different tales of unparalleled inspiration. Learn how each woman's prayers were heard and answered, and discover how each story can light the way on your own journey of faith.
Contributor(s) Ace Collins
Ace Collins is the writer of more than sixty books, including several bestsellers: Stories behind the Best-Loved Songs of Christmas, Stories behind the Great Traditions of Christmas, The Cathedrals, and Lassie: A Dog's Life. Based in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, He continues to publish several new titles each year, including a series of novels, the first of which is Farraday Road. Ace has appeared on scores of television shows, including CBS This Morning, NBC Nightly News, CNN, Good Morning America, MSNBC, and Entertainment Tonight.
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Markets are most acceptable when they serve efficiency and other goals. It is only under transaction-costless conditions of perfect knowledge, flawless and cost-free enforcement, full monetization, and instantaneous ability to organize and negotiate, that markets are guaranteed to generate efficient outcomes. And even then, markets could fall short as social tools, because goals other than allocative efficiency may fail to be met.
Wendy J. Gordon, The Fair Use Doctrine: Markets, Market Failure and Rights of Use, Handbook on the Economics of Copyright: A Guide for Students and Teachers 77 (2014).


2 The European Ombudsman, P. Nikiforos Diamandouros, has informed the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, of his intention to retire on 1 October 2013. Il Mediatore europeo, P. Nikiforos Diamandouros, ha informato il Presidente del Parlamento europeo, Martin Schulz, della sua intenzione di ritirarsi a vita privata a partire dal primo ottobre 2013.
3 In a letter to Mr Schulz, dated 13 March, Mr Diamandouros explained that by the end of March 2013 he will have completed ten years in office as European Ombudsman. In una lettera al Presidente Schulz del 13 marzo, il Prof. Diamandouros ha spiegato che alla fine del mese di marzo 2013 avrà trascorso dieci anni in carica come Mediatore europeo.
5 Mr Diamandouros thanked Mr Schulz as well as his predecessors for the trust, confidence, and broad support that the European Parliament and, particularly, its Committee on Petitions, have granted him in his role as guardian of good administration, and in his efforts to promote accountability, transparency, and a culture of service in the EU administration. Il Prof. Diamandouros ha ringraziato il Presidente Schulz ed il suoi predecessori per la fiducia e per l'ampio supporto che il Parlamento europeo, e più in particolare la sua commissione per le petizioni, gli hanno assicurato nel suo ruolo di custode della buona amministrazione e nei suoi sforzi di promuovere la responsabilità, la trasparenza e la cultura del servizio dell'amministrazione europea.
6 He invited the President to launch the procedure for the election, by the Members of the European Parliament, of a new European Ombudsman. Diamandouros ha invitato il Presidente del Parlamento ad avviare la procedura per l'elezione, da parte dei deputati del Parlamento europeo, di un nuovo Mediatore europeo.
7 Mr Diamandouros was born on 25 June 1942 in Athens, Greece. Il Prof. Diamandouros è nato il 25 giugno 1942 ad Atene, in Grecia.
8 After a long career as a professor of political science in the United States and Greece, he became the first National Ombudsman of Greece in 1998. Dopo una lunga carriera come professore di scienze politiche negli Stati Uniti ed in Grecia, è stato eletto primo Difensore civico nazionale della Grecia, nel 1998.
9 In January 2003, the European Parliament elected him to the post of European Ombudsman.Parliament renewed his mandate in 2005 and 2010. Nel gennaio 2003 il Parlamento europeo lo ha eletto alla carica di Mediatore europeo e ha rinnovato il suo mandato nel 2005 e nel 2010.
10 The European Ombudsman investigates complaints about maladministration in the EU institutions, bodies, offices, and agencies. Il Mediatore europeo svolge indagini a seguito di denunce di casi di cattiva amministrazione in seno alle istituzioni, organi e organismi dell´Unione europea.
11 Any EU citizen, resident, or an enterprise or association in a Member State, can lodge a complaint with the Ombudsman. Qualsiasi cittadino dell´Unione, residente, impresa o associazione in uno Stato membro può presentare una denuncia al Mediatore.
12 The Ombudsman offers a fast, flexible, and free means of solving problems with the EU administration. Il Mediatore offre uno strumento rapido, flessibile e gratuito per risolvere problemi con l´amministrazione della UE.
The European Ombudsman, P. Nikiforos Diamandouros, has informed the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, of his intention to retire on 1 October 2013.
In a letter to Mr Schulz, dated 13 March, Mr Diamandouros explained that by the end of March 2013 he will have completed ten years in office as European Ombudsman.
Mr Diamandouros thanked Mr Schulz as well as his predecessors for the trust, confidence, and broad support that the European Parliament and, particularly, its Committee on Petitions, have granted him in his role as guardian of good administration, and in his efforts to promote accountability, transparency, and a culture of service in the EU administration.
He invited the President to launch the procedure for the election, by the Members of the European Parliament, of a new European Ombudsman.
Mr Diamandouros was born on 25 June 1942 in Athens, Greece.
After a long career as a professor of political science in the United States and Greece, he became the first National Ombudsman of Greece in 1998.
In January 2003, the European Parliament elected him to the post of European Ombudsman.Parliament renewed his mandate in 2005 and 2010.
The European Ombudsman investigates complaints about maladministration in the EU institutions, bodies, offices, and agencies.
Any EU citizen, resident, or an enterprise or association in a Member State, can lodge a complaint with the Ombudsman.
The Ombudsman offers a fast, flexible, and free means of solving problems with the EU administration.


Onam is a Traditional Festival celebrated in the state of Kerela. Native people take great enthusiasm and utilize all available opportunities to celebrate this magnificent celebration of traditions and customs.
Apart from the many customs and rituals that are performed by the families at home, several other such activities are organised at society and city levels, throughout the state.
Athachamayam marks the beginning of this vibrant festival. This is a huge processional that is celebrated with music and dance on the first day, Atham, at Thirpunithura and Piravam. The procession remembers the royal tradition in which the Maharajas of the state of Kochi travelled all the way to the Thripunithura Fort accompanied by each of their attendants. Even in the absence of the King, this ancient custom is still preserved till date.
The major events during this festival include various performances by folk artists, ornamented elephants, musical compositions and dance shows by skilful dancers.
By far the most mesmerizing as well as the most popular among all these events is the Snake Boat Race, commonly referred to as VALLAMKALI, which takes place few days before the holy and auspicious festival of Onam. Alappuzha is the most important site for this event among the several other sites throughout the state.
Hundreds of boatmen participate with numerous long and decorated boates called Chundan Vallams. The rhythmic rowing of these boats on calm waters, accompanied by the symphony of the drums makes it an overall enchanting experience.


Rebeccah and Laurel Wassner are a lot of things. They are among the best triathletes in the country. They are marketable in a relatively anonymous professional sport. They are content to live and train on prime mid-Hudson real estate in New Paltz.
The Wassner twins are not a lot of things. They are not self-promoters. They are not loud or bold or self-absorbed. And they are not, while certainly nice enough, open books.
So the kid sister is needed to guide us into the world of her twin siblings, born five minutes apart 34 years ago in Washington, D.C.
Sarah Wassner Flynn, 3 1/2 years younger, understands the journalistic challenge of chronicling her twin sisters. She's editor of Competitor New York, a magazine focused on endurance sports. But it's important to know that their seemingly guarded nature is the by-product of humility and modesty, not aloofness and arrogance.
Especially on the race course. Rebeccah's a world-class triathlete who got her pro card in 2004. By 2009 she was USA Triathlon's Triathlete of the Year, non-drafting category, in a vote by peers. Laurel was named 2008 USA Triathlon Rookie of the Year. They are starting to collect more and more endorsements, Nike being the most famous.
Top triathletes make six-figure salaries through prize money, endorsements and bonuses. Rebeccah is in the mix with the best of the best, and Laurel's hot on the trail.
Heppolette agrees that they are blessed with natural ability as well. Both excelled at various sports as kids and went on to earn Division I scholarships. Rebeccah went to Mount Saint Mary's in Maryland on a running scholarship. Laurel earned a swimming scholarship to George Washington.
Sarah got a running scholarship of her own to Mount Saint Mary's a few years later. And the other Wassner sibling, Aliza, is a company manager on Broadway, a position that included Hairspray during its entire run.
The twins grew up in a middle-class household in Montgomery County, Md., a D.C. suburb, and seemingly lived a blessed life.
Then Laurel was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
"We were starting to go our own ways,'' Rebeccah says of the news 12 years ago that changed their lives.
The twins were a year out of college, Laurel having moved to New York City, Rebeccah working at an accounting firm in D.C. Rebeccah rushed to New York to be by Laurel's side. And soon Rebeccah, the big sister (by five minutes, don't forget), was being inspired by Laurel's courage and toughness.
Slowly she regained her strength with the help of a steady push from Rebeccah. Laurel began to dabble in amateur triathlon competitions, and in 2006 went to Switzerland to see her sister compete in the world championships. Laurel came away thinking she could be a competitive triathlete. The roles had become reversed. Now Rebeccah was inspiring Laurel, who quickly ascended to pro status.
They live part-time in New Paltz, but feel at home among the trails and ridges of the mountainous merry-go-round. They soak up the carriage trails, swimming in Lake Minnewaska, biking and running up and down the curvy terrain beside breathtaking views.
Rebeccah and John have a place in New York and Laurel an apartment in Hoboken, N.J. Rebeccah does accounting work in the offseason. Laurel's a freelance photographer.


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Twitter kills TweetDeck for iPhone, Android and AIR, drops Facebook integration, Mac and PC versions live on
by Matthew Panzarino — in Twitter
Twitter has just killed its versions of TweetDeck for iPhone, Android and its AIR app for desktops. TweetDeck is also losing its Facebook integration completely.
The team blog post says that "to continue to offer a great product that addresses your unique needs, we're going to focus our development efforts on our modern, web-based versions of TweetDeck."
This means that TweetDeck AIR, TweetDeck for Android and TweetDeck for iPhone will all be removed from their stores in May and will completely stop working after that. Twitter also calls out the fact that the apps all rely on v1.0 of its API and would need to be converted to v1.1.
"Over the past few years," says the TweetDeck team, "we've seen a steady trend towards people using TweetDeck on their computers and Twitter on their mobile devices." Those needs, apparently, will be filled by Twitter for iPhone and Twitter for Android and whatever features are available in the web version of TweetDeck.
Twitter acquired TweetDeck in May of 2011 for over $40M in cash and stock. The company was founded by Iain Dodsworth in 2008 and was based in London, Great Britain. TweetDeck had taken a total of $3.8m in funding when it was acquired.
Note that, tucked away in the blog post, is a notice that TweetDeck will also lose integration with Facebook completely. "We'll also discontinue support for our Facebook integration," says the post, perfunctorily. This is an interesting move and another data point in the continuing hostilities between the two networks as they work to preserve their valuable social graph information.
We reached out to Twitter and have confirmed that some desktop versions of the app will continue to be available. TweetDeck says that the Web and Chrome versions will get features first, followed by the Mac and PC apps.
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Vladimir Veber, ros. Владимир Владимирович Вебер, Władimir Władimirowicz Wiebier (ur. 20 lipca 1941 w Omsku, Rosyjska FSRR) – mołdawski piłkarz pochodzenia rosyjskiego, grający na pozycji bramkarza, trener piłkarski.

Kariera piłkarska

Kariera klubowa
W 1960 rozpoczął karierę zawodniczą w miejscowym Irtysz Omsk. W 1962 przeszedł do Moldova Kiszyniów. Potem występował w ukraińskich klubach Zirka Kirowohrad i Krywbas Krzywy Róg. Latem 1968 powrócił do Mołdawii, gdzie został piłkarzem Dniestra Tyraspol. W latach 1970-71 bronił barw klubu Sachalin Jużnosachalińsk. Potem powrócił do Dinama Kiszyniów. Karierę piłkarską zakończył jako piłkarz Sielchoztechnika Nikopol w 1973.

Kariera trenerska
W 1974 rozpoczął karierę szkoleniową w Kołosie Nikopol. W 1976 pomagał trenować piłkarzy Speranţa Drochia, a w następnym roku kierował nim. W 1978 powrócił do Kołosu Nikopol, w którym pracował do 1982 na różnych stanowiskach. Od 1983 do 1984 pracował jako dyrektor techniczny klubu Nistru Kiszyniów, po czym ponownie wrócił do Kołosu Nikopol. Wiosną 1989 pomagał trenować Sudnobudiwnyk Mikołajów, a potem prowadził mołdawskie kluby Politehnica Kiszyniów i Tiligul-Tiras Tyraspol. W 1992 wyjechał za granicę, gdzie trenował olimpijską reprezentację Syrii i pomagał trenować narodową reprezentację Syrii. Potem prowadził syryjski Al-Ittihad Aleppo i libański Raid Tripoli. Latem 1994 powrócił do Mołdawii, gdzie prowadził kluby Nistru Otaci i Torentul Kiszyniów. Od lipca do września 1996 pełnił funkcję głównego trenera ukraińskiego klubu Chimik Żytomierz, od 1997 trenował klub Roma Bielce. Od 1998 pomagał trenować Zimbru Kiszyniów, a w sierpniu 2001 pełnił funkcję głównego trenera. Od 2002 do 2010 pracował na różnych stanowiskach w Czornomorcu Odessa. Od 2010 pracował na stanowisku trenera bramkarzy i głównego trenera Milsami Orhei. Od 12 czerwca 2014 pomaga Prezesowi dając konsultacje w prowadzeniu klubu.

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Sukcesy trenerskie
 Zdobywca Pucharu Mołdawii: 2012
 Zdobywca Superpucharu Mołdawii: 2012

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Piłkarze Tiligulu Tyraspol
Piłkarze Sachalinu Jużnosachalińsk
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Leen Bakker is a discount retailer in the Dutch and Belgian home furnishing and decoration sector. It is a strong household brand in the home furnishing market with a leading position in the value-for-money segment, specializing in furniture and bedding.
Leen Bakker was founded in 1918 by Cornelis Bakker. Today, Leen Bakker operates 114 stores in The Netherlands and 62 in Belgium.
In 2017, Leen Bakker was acquired through a management buyout by Gilde from the Blokker Holding.


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from Harrison Owen, via OpenSpaceTechnology/OSLIST...
One of the earmarks of any good Open Space (and I've never seen a bad one) is that Truth is spoken. It may be the sort of truth that manifests when professional colleagues honestly and authentically access the relative merits of particular approaches to a given issue -- not on the basis of who invented it, but rather the likelihood of success regardless of authorship. More than occasionally it is also the sort of deep truth that everybody knows, but all are in fear of uttering. There is a reason for this fear, for when the truth is out in its wholeness, including the ugly parts -- it must be dealt with, and that act will exact a price in terms of pain and general disruption. Say what you will about the positive and cathartic effects of telling (facing) the truth -- it always seems to bloody well hurt.
There have been multiple examples of this sort of thing in my journey in Open Space, but two in particular stand out for me. The first was the occasion when I was privileged to open space for the 50 Palestinians and Israelis in Rome two years ago. I have told this story before and you can find the details on www.openspaceworld.com if you want. Basically these individuals came together (in the words of the conference theme) to consider the issues and opportunities for ending the cycle of violence in the Middle East. And in order to do that, it was necessary to face that cycle of violence in all of its grim reality un-protected by facile excuses and distribution of blame. To their great credit the participants did just that. And it quite literally took their breath away. It had been our intention to move from general discussion (two days) to action planning on the third day -- but all of that seemed rather a pointless exercise, at least until breath returned.
This past week I found my self in a similar space. I had been asked to work with the CEOs of the affiliates of a large American Non-Profit, The history of this organization is impressive, and its work is well known and often dangerous.For almost 70 years, these people have been at the cutting edge of social reform and service to people who might not otherwise be served. Not unlike other institutions of a similar age, it had grown bureaucratic and rigid with multiple fiefdoms all protected with jealous zeal. The flash point had come at the interface of the National organization and the local affiliates and the atmosphere was toxic and destructive. Everybody knew it, but nobody would name it except in the back corridors and dark corners. To do so would seem to provide comfort to the multiple oppositions and thereby jeopardize the all important mission. In Open Space the unspeakable was spoken, and once again it seemed that oxygen had been sucked out of the room.
I bring all this up for the simple reason that I suspect that many of you have faced similar situations, and many more will do so in the future as our world lurches towards whatever future lies ahead. My response in both cases seemed to work, but I am sure there are other possibilities and many improvements, which if we put our heads together, might just show up.
My response in Rome was essentially intuitive. I didn't have a clue what might be done until I was well into the middle of it. With the wisdom of hindsight, I think I recognized that when people are in shock, the first aid is to make sure they have some air. I suppose you could argue that urging people to soldier on might be appropriate, but in fact what I did was to call a time out and made every effort to open some more space -- breathing room. Specifically, I started the day by noting that it seemed to me that the day was a day of choosing. The choice was simple to state, albeit difficult to make. The people could see the preceding day's work as yet another example of failed hopes and dreams -- or they could understand that it was only because they had truly engaged each other that the tragic enormity of their situation apparently overwhelmed them. If the former was correct, it made little sense to continue. And if the latter -- then it would seem worth while to carry on, accepting the pain and seeking some deeper resolution. To enable the choosing (open a wide space of possibility) I said that I was leaving the circle and would return in an hour. Those who chose to return could do so, and those who chose differently must make their own plans. I did return in an hour with a talking stick (olive branch -- literally) and a question. "I see you have all returned -- and now where to you want to go?" -- and passed the stick. For the next 2 and 1/2 hours the group deeply shared their pain, hopes, and frustrations. When that was through, it was time for lunch. I had thought that we might still move to action planning, and suggested that before departing for the meal, those who felt so inclined might announce and post Issues for Action which would be addressed in the afternoon. Interestingly enough none were posted, but the afternoon was scarcely wasted. In fact real plans and commitments were made by some, and the remainder found it most useful to continue conversations in a more informal manner. By the evening meal, the group had congealed in a most remarkable way. Awesome!
As I said -- this past week I found myself in a similar space. Very different group and totally different issues -- but when the oxygen sucked out of the room, I knew I had been there before, and this time I had a much clearer idea of how to proceed. As you might have guessed, I did exactly the same thing I had done in Rome. Following some brief remarks, I left the circle -- although you could hardly leave the space. I returned an hour later with a talking stick (hand held mike) and for the next 2 hours the group shared hopes and fears with great intensity. Once again -- Awesome! And then there was lunch, but this time we did return for more issues, opportunities and action planning.
So there you have it -- two different situations with great similarities. My Reponses (intuitive first and then intentional) seemed to meet the needs -- and according to the participants appeared to convert immanent disaster into deep learning moments. My own feeling state was intense to say the least, and anybody who thinks that holding space under those circumstances is a walk in the park must be operating in some radically different space than I. Obviously, what I did should never be done casually or routinely, and doubtless there were alternatives -- Although I confess not to have seen any.
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By Family Life / October 24, 2019
Autumn has arrived and during the coming months we've a host of new shows, exercise regimes and recipes to enjoy.
Just because the weather isn't in your favour, it doesn't mean your exercise regime has to come to an end. Thankfully, YouTube has thousands of channels dedicated to doing yoga in the comfort of your own living room. Check out SarahBethYoga, LivestrongWoman or Yoga with Adriene for classes that will ease you in.
For an activity the whole family will enjoy, make your way to your nearest ice-skating rink. Most rinks in Scotland offer parent and toddler skating sessions, and public skating times, depending on age and ability. Make sure to pack your gloves and hat for this one.
THE CROWN SEASON THREE
After an almost two-year break, The Crown is back and we couldn't possibly be more excited. Olivia Coleman will inherit the role of Queen Elizabeth from Claire Foy, with Tobias Menzies and Helena Bonham Carter also joining the cast. The show returns to Netflix on 17 November, so you have until then to binge the first two seasons.
One just has to get on with it. Season Three of The Crown, starring Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II, arrives 17th November.
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GAVIN AND STACEY
What's occurring? New Gavin and Stacey, that's what. Almost 10 years after the show last aired, Gavin, Stacey, Smithy, Nessa and the gang are back for a one-hour Christmas special – we're counting down the days.
Ruth Jones and I have been keeping this secret for a while… We're excited to share it with you. See you on Christmas Day @BBCOne #GavinandStacey
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HOMEMADE SOUP
There's nothing better than coming home on a cold day to a bowl of warm, homemade soup. Cook up a storm in the kitchen, raid the fridge of all your leftover veg and throw it in the pot – the way soup was meant to be enjoyed. We're warming up already.
We all like a Christmas tipple, but why not spice things up a bit this year with a Peppermint White Russian, Mistletoe Margarita or a soothing cup of mulled wine to start the festive season off early? Head to BBC Good Food for Christmas cocktail inspiration that will impress your guests.
If you're looking for fun for all the family this autumn, why not get your wellies on and head down to your nearest farm to pick your own pumpkins before Halloween. Arnprior Farm in Stirling is the top spot year after year, but there are opportunities to go pumpkin picking throughout Scotland.
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Fans of The Handmaid's Tale on Channel 4, or Margaret Atwood's original novel, you're in luck. The sequel is this year's most highly anticipated book. It picks up 15 years after The Handmaid's Tale, narrated by three women of Gilead. Already longlisted for The Booker Prize 2019, this is one not to miss.
Last night at @waterstones Piccadilly, @therealmargaretatwood rang a bell at the stroke of midnight to mark the launch of #TheTestaments, a sequel set 15 years after The #HandmaidsTale. Who's clearing their week to get stuck in?
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Margit Walsø
Dear Voltaire
Gyldendal 2007
Original title: Kjære Voltaire
Let yourself be engrossed by the destiny of an unusual woman: Émilie du Châtelet, wife, mother, scientist – and the lover of Voltaire.
Émilie, a woman of the French aristocracy, meets Voltaire in the Paris opera. The year is 1733, the era of enlightenment is still young, and Newton's theories achieve more and more support in France. But the absolute monarchy's censorship threatens Voltaire, and he is forced to leave Paris. A chateau in Champagne becomes the new residence for Émilie and Voltaire, here they share their passion for science, theatre and for each other. Émilie's ambition is to translate Newton's Principia into French.
But what makes her risk all this – honour, science, friendship and life – for an intense love affair with the handsome poet Saint-Lambert?
Christian Elgvin
Margit Walsø (b. 1968) had her literary debut in 2007 with the historical novel "Dear Voltaire", a story about the mathematician Emilie du Chatelet and her passionate relation with Voltaire. Walsø's writing reveals a sincere interest for European history, especially the century of the enlightenment.
Margit Walsø comes from a small industrial town in Western Norway called Sunndalsøra. She studied both Science and Literature before entering the publishing business. Today she lives in Oslo with her husband and two daughters.
Walsø has worked as publisher in Det norske Samlaget for many years as head of the literary department. She has published both Fiction, Non-Fiction, Children's books and Academic books. Today Margit Walsø is director of NORLA, Norwegian Literature Abroad.
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By Sarah Ward Mar. 02, 2020
Emma. (don't forget that period!) is hitting more theaters this week. Get your tickets here!
Many a piece of classic literature has one: a movie modernization that swaps the corsets and conventions of several centuries ago for the trials and tribulations of contemporary teenage life. The Taming of the Shrew has 10 Things I Hate About You. Les Liaisons dangereuses has Cruel Intentions. The Scarlet Letter has Easy A — and, as fans of Valley Girl's update of Romeo and Juliet, O's version of Othello and She's All That's take on Pygmalion all know, the list goes on. Twelfth Night has even received the treatment several times, via Just One of the Guys, She's the Man and the Disney Channel's Motorcrossed. But as stellar as some modern updates are (and as terrible as others prove, too), Clueless' version of Emma is the genre's queen bee.
That's a fitting label for Amy Heckerling's film, obviously. Cher Horowitz (Alicia Silverstone) is the epitome of Beverly Hills privilege — at home, in her swanky mansion; at the mall, buying more designer outfits for her motorized closet; and at school, where she fields compliments about her colour-coordinated ensembles and is firmly ensconced in the popular clique with her fellow Bettys and Baldwins. But Clueless doesn't rise to the top just because it's about a teen who already lives there. It's a standout among modernized updates of classic literature because it does its job so smartly, thoroughly and engagingly. Indeed, it's astonishing to think that, when Heckerling first started work on the project that would become Clueless, she wasn't actually consciously using Emma as her template. That changed once she realized the parallels, and now Clueless is Emma's best-known cinematic adaptation.
They might be separated by two hundred years, more than five thousand miles and a fondness for Luke Perry — that was teenage life in 1995, after all — but Emma's narrative transforms into Clueless' seamlessly. In the pages penned by Jane Austen 205 years ago, Emma Woodhouse is a young woman of means, standing, youthful hubris, and both social and financial security ("handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and a happy disposition," as the book puts it), with the inhabitants of the fictional village of Highbury holding her in the utmost regard. She dotes on her widower father and runs their lavish household. Others flock to her, often to seek her guidance and approval. In fact, that's how her chosen pastime — matchmaking — comes to flourish. In the town's social strata, Emma ranks among the upper echelons, whether she's helping her governess find love, advising her unsophisticated friend Harriet Smith to spurn lowly farmer Robert Martin for attractive vicar Philip Eton, pondering romance with the dashing Frank Churchill or bickering like a sibling with neighbour George Knightley.
In Clueless, Emma is reborn — figuratively, not literally — as 15-year-old Cher. At home and at Bronson Alcott High School, she's held in the same high esteem as her literary predecessor; when she's not reminding her high-strung lawyer dad (Dan Hedaya) to watch his cholesterol, she's telling her classmates why assisting Haitians in need is the same as unexpectedly catering for extra guests at a garden party. And — first in an effort to improve one of her teachers' lives so she can negotiate her way to better grades, then as a genuine way of helping others — she uses her school status to pursue the same hobby. When new student Tai (Brittany Murphy) arrives in class, Cher also gives her a makeover, discourages her from dating stoner skateboarder Travis (Breckin Meyer), and pushes her towards floppy-haired rich kid Elton (Jeremy Sisto). Later, Cher falls for the charms of the handsome Christian (Justin Walker), while also incessantly arguing with the college student ex-stepbrother, Josh (Paul Rudd), she wishes her family had lost in her dad's divorce.
Summarized as per above, it all seems so easy. A few tweaks here, a reference to Marky Mark there, and Emma becomes Clueless. But Heckerling doesn't just make cosmetic changes to Austen's classic — she ponders it, interrogates it and truly understands what it means to bring a centuries-old text into a new era. The broad strokes might've been simple. If any modern situation lends itself to comparisons with the time of landed gentry, a formally stratified society, its inherent rituals and its dating practises, it's high-school life. Thanks to Heckerling's skill and care, however, Clueless overflows with thoughtful details that both link the film to its source material and contemplate its own thoroughly contemporary scenario.
Early in the film, Cher sits at her dining table, sharing a meal with her father and Josh. The topic of conversation is Josh's legal studies, but it quickly becomes a discussion about Cher's future plans — or meaningful lack thereof. Her dad says that she lacks direction. Cher disagrees, saying that she does, only for Josh to pipe in with: "towards the mall". And, in the space of mere seconds, Heckerling savvily establishes Clueless' skills as both an adaptation and a modernization. In Emma, the titular character's eagerness to stay home with her father rather than find a husband and forge a separate life lingers over the entire narrative. Emma, like Cher, considers herself above the dating game, but to remain a woman of means, her only options are remaining with her father or marriage. In Clueless, Josh is mocking Cher with his mall comment, but the entire exchange stresses an important point: that Cher's future path boasts plenty of possibilities, even if she just does just choose to fill it with shopping.
It's these kinds of small details that give Clueless heft and depth; evidence that, in turning Emma's experience into Cher's, nothing has been overlooked. It's one thing to merely transplant a familiar story into a new setting, but it's another entirely to consider what the passing of time genuinely means for a character in that situation. Some instances remain superficial: in Emma, Emma paints a portrait of Harriet that Elton fawns over because he's trying to attract Emma's attention; in Clueless, Cher snaps a photo of Tai that Elton circa 1995 responds to in the same way and for the same reasons, for example. But when it matters, even in the most throwaway lines, Clueless continuously looks both back and forward. When Cher's snarky nemesis Amber (Elisa Donovan) judges Tai on her outfit — "she could be a farmer in those clothes," she spits disapprovingly — Heckerling nods to the character's Emma counterpart, Harriet, who wants to marry a farmer, while also noting that the savagery of judging someone based on perception has sadly withstood the test of time.
Heckerling's film could've been totally buggin' if she hadn't taken to her task so meticulously and intelligently — all while unfurling her story within a realm that screams the opposite. There's power in that choice, too, as well as in Clueless' pop-littered soundtrack, glossy visual approach and upbeat, comic tone. The antics of wealthy, attractive high schoolers are easy to satirize and toy with but, for all her standing, Cher belongs to a group that's easily and constantly trivialized. Teenage girls, no matter how well dressed and moneyed they are, have rarely been taken seriously. Nor have their interests, pursuits, hopes and dreams, either. In Austen's time, the same applied to women generally — and unmarried women especially. Indeed, a modernized version of Emma wouldn't work anywhere near as well outside the high school realm.
As if Clueless wasn't going to become a classic itself. Any movie brave enough to paint Paul Rudd as the unattractive romantic alternative, even just initially, deserves to make a splash (see also: Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet). So does a film that does much, much more than simply dress up a 19th-century tale in 20th-century clothing. Clueless is a fantastic version of Emma, but it's also a fantastic musing on '90s teen life as well.
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Sarah Ward is a film critic and writer from Brisbane, Australia. She is the Australia-based critic for Screen International, and a reviewer and writer for Concrete Playground, ArtsHub, Australia's ABC radio, Goethe-Institut Australien's Kino in Oz, SBS, SBS Movies and Flicks Australia. She has never met a film festival that she didn't love.
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Transfer 1 cup of the lentils to a food processor or blender and puree until smooth. Return the puree to the saucepan, add the remaining 1 cup of stock and the zucchini and bring to a simmer. Season with salt, cover and cook over moderately low heat, stirring, until the zucchini is tender, about 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a medium skillet, heat the oil until shimmering. Add the mustard seeds and cook over moderate heat, shaking the pan, until they begin to pop, about 30 seconds. Add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 7 minutes. Add the garlic and serranos and cook for 1 minute. Add the cumin and curry leaves and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the tomato and cook, stirring, until softened, about 7 minutes. Stir the tomato mixture into the dal and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir in the lemon juice, season with salt and serve with Fragrant Basmati Rice.
The dal can be refrigerated overnight. Reheat before serving, stirring in a little water.
One Serving 449 calories, 12 gm total fat, 1 gm saturated fat, 68 gm carb.


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