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I too scored a 511 and was a bit disappointed, but you have to realize our scores are pretty damn good. Yeah, it’s not gonna be the cornerstone of your application, but assuming the rest of your stuff is in check, the score isn’t closing any doors. You displayed competency in an environment meant to test.

What the alternative? There is no credible political opposition to BN, the members of the BN and other branches of government have fallen in line and the PM seems able to postpone the next general election pretty easily. All I can see that left is for those in power to negotiate their smooth (and criminal / civil charge free) exit to civilian life at their own speed.The US DoJ can confiscate assets, press charges against banks and civil charges against civilians who have committed financial crimes, but can step up to the head of a foreign state out of their jurisdiction. And what do they do with the assets anyway? Probably return them to the Malaysian government!Not missing anything.UberX is definitely cheaper than budget taxis.

It something Girouard observed in action when he worked with Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Google. He explained:In my many years at Google, I saw Eric Schmidt use this approach to decision making on a regular basis without even thinking about it. Because founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin were (and are) very strong minded leaders involved in every major decision, Eric knew he couldn make huge unilateral choices.

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Chapter Four explores the filmmakers’ ethnographic practices, considering their specificities in the light of pre existing conventions within ethnographic filmmaking to emphasise the films’ formal and political reflexivity. The fifth and final chapter analyses a selection of works of docufiction, demonstrating their striking singularities and arguing for the significance of films that blur the boundaries between fiction and fact and thus push the borders of the real. The overall aim of the thesis is, therefore, to show the overlooked diversity of documentary voices and to demonstrate that the practice of documentary by women from Francophone sub Saharan Africa is both formally innovative and reflexive, and politically challenging..