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“I left a job where we had $5000+ standing desks and wanted something similar. Everything I looked at was either cheap (really janky control panel, obviously not a lot of attention paid to various aspects of design, etc), or prohibitively expensive. The Jarvis desk hits the sweet spot between price and quality.
When people find out I’m a film critic, they almost invariably say something like: “God, that’s not a job, getting paid to sit on your arse in a cinema watching stuff.” This assessment is hard to dispute after all, reviewing movies is hardly coal mining but they then tend to expand their argument into a more general assessment of whether there’s any point to me at all. I mean everyone knows about movies, right we grew up on them, we watch them all the time. So what exactly is it that makes my opinion more valuable than that of some guy spouting off about films in a pub?.
Another time when I was in 3rd grade a new kid joined our school we hit it off and so my mom and his mom (Lee) exchanged phone numbers. That night his mother who was a hairdresser had a vivid dream that my maternal grandmother (who was also a hairdresser) visited her shop and spent an afternoon with her gossiping. That morning my mom had a vivid dream that her mother was at the foot of her bed calling for her.
Forms like farce or melodrama by definition resist the H factor. All that’s left is what passes for plot; hence the flat yet contorted shape of most contemporary movies. Filmmakers may trick up their Tinker Toy story lines because they’re the only safe source of surprises left, but plots devoid of fecund characters or live issues inevitably hit dead ends.So much has been written about the action auteur “mastery” of John Woo’s Face/Off it may seem perverse to point out that this movie about an identity switch between a righteous fed (John Travolta) and a heinous terrorist (Nicolas Cage) fails to satisfy what used to be a basic thriller requirement: generating suspense.
Photo by Regroupement des Organismes du MArticle Sidebar ShareShare this Story: Montreal to sell land in Cte des Neiges for 31 new social housing units Copy LinkEmailFacebookTwitterRedditPinterestLinkedInTumblrArticle contentA new social housing project to be built in Montreal’s most populous borough will help people living on the margins to avoid homelessness.That’s at least the city’s hope as the executive committee plans to approve the sale of a plot of land on Wednesday morning for $504,000 to Les Habitations Populaires de Parc Extension (Hapopex).The land will be used to construct a building of 31 studio and one bedroom apartments to serve a vulnerable population. The city had bought the land on Bates Rd. Near Wilderton Ave., in the northeast of the Cte des Neiges Notre Dame de Grce borough, and is selling it to Hapopex at a significant discount, explained Magda Popeanu, a councillor for the borough and vice chairperson of the city’s executive committee responsible for culture and diversity.”For me it’s important for it to be in the northeast of the borough where the needs are (greatest),” Popeanu said.