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Julie & Julia (2009)

Biography, Drama, Romance |

Julie & Julia is a American comedy-drama film written and directed by Nora Ephron starring Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Stanley Tucci, and Chris Messina. The film contrasts the life of chef Julia Child in the early years of her culinary career with the life of young New Yorker Julie Powell, who aspires to cook all 524 recipes in Child’s cookbook in 365 days, a challenge she described on her popular blog that made her a published author.

Ephron’s screenplay is based on two books: My Life in France, Child’s autobiography written with Alex Prud’homme, and a memoir by Powell, Julie & Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen. Both of these books were written and published between 2004 and 2006.

Julia Child – 1950s

In the 1950s, Julia Child, an enthusiastic and unabashed woman, moves to Paris with her diplomat husband, Paul Child. She attends Le Cordon Bleu to learn French cooking, and is initially met with skepticism as she is the only woman in the class. Madame Elizabeth Brassart, the proprietress of the school and Child clash. She is undaunted however, and begins collaborating on a book about French cooking for American housewives with Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle.

Julie Powell – 2002

In 2002, Julie Powell is a young writer with an unpleasant job at the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation’s call center, where she answers telephone calls from victims of the September 11 attacks and members of the general public complaining about the LMDC’s controversial plans for rebuilding the World Trade Center. She is discontented with this, and is disheartened at watching her acquaintances succeed in their own professions. She is happily married to Eric Powell, a writer for a magazine.

Director: Nora Ephron

Writers: Nora Ephron (screenplay), Julie Powell (book), Julia Child (book), Alex Prud’homme (book)

Stars: Amy Adams, Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, Chris Messina, Linda Emond, Helen Carey, Mary Lynn Rajskub

►Cast:

Meryl Streep…Julia ChildAmy Adams…Julie PowellStanley Tucci…Paul ChildChris Messina…Eric PowellLinda Emond…Simone BeckHelen Carey…Louisette BertholleMary Lynn Rajskub…SarahJane Lynch…Dorothy McWilliamsJoan Juliet Buck…Madame BrassartCrystal McCreary…Ernestine (as Crystal Noelle)George Bartenieff…Chef Max BugnardVanessa Ferlito…CassieCasey Wilson…ReginaJillian Bach…AnnabelleAndrew Garman…John O’BrienMichael Brian Dunn…Ivan CousinsRemak Ramsay…John McWilliamsDiane Kagan…Phila McWilliamsPamela Stewart…Instructor at Le Cordon BleuJeff Brooks…MinisterFrances Sternhagen…Irma RombauerBrooks Ashmanskas…Mr. MisherEric Sheffer Stevens…TimBrian Avers…GarthKacie Sheik…AnnetteMegan Byrne…Woman at the PartyDeborah Rush…Avis De VotoHelen Coxe…Dorothy De SantillanaAmanda Hesser…SelfMaryann Urbano…Dinner GuestSimon Jutras…Dinner GuestFelicity Jones…Dinner GuestMeg Kettell…Simca’s ConciergeStephen Bogardus…Scott McLeodByron Jennings…Houghton Mifflin ExecutiveKelly AuCoin…Houghton Mifflin ExecutiveRichard Bekins…Houghton Mifflin ExecutiveLuc Palun…The Chestnut VendorRémy Roubakha…Oyster ManMarceline Hugot…Madame BernheimErin Dilly…Judith JonesRobert Emmet Lunney…Bill KoshlandGuiesseppe Jones…MailmanJeff Talbott…InterrogatorJohnny Sparks…InterrogatorSimon Feil…GIPaul Borghese…GIMark Gindick…GID.L. Shroder…GIDarin De Paul…GITom Galantich…American AmbassadorAllyn Burrows…Waiter in Paris CaféCenovia Cummins…Musician at the WeddingMaxim Moston…Musician at the WeddingShmuel Katz…Musician at the WeddingPaul Ognissanti…Musician at the WeddingEric G. Halvorson…Musician at the WeddingJulia Prud’homme…Bridge TeacherDimitri Radochevitch…Fish MongerEmmanuel Suarez…BakerChristelle Cornil…Baker’s WifeFrançoise Lebrun…Baker’s MotherTeddy Bergman…Cobb Salad WaiterJean-Pierre Becker…Fruit Store OwnerMark Wilkins…ButcherJamie Hall…Cheese GuyFrancesco David…ButcherDenise Marie Whalen…Dancer (as Denise M. Whalen)Luis Villabon…DancerValentine Aprile…DancerAlexander Brady…DancerRoy William Gardner…Exhibit GuestDianne Dreyer…American HousewifeEvelyn Taucher…Hat-Making TeacherMary Kay Place…Julie’s Mom (voice)Gerard Adimando…Diplomat at the WeddingDan Aykroyd…SelfKrizia Bajos…Woman at DanceIra Berkowitz…Paris Train PorterBeth Campbell…Bridge PlayerLou D’Amato…French BureaucratSteve Dash…Hotel GuestFrancis Dumaurier…Looping Voices (voice)Lindsay Felton…Woman with American AmbassadorVivian Kalinov…Office WorkerTimothy Knock…Dancing Party Guest / Gallery ObserverCorby Kummer…Guest at Embassy PartyAlyssa Lakota…French Maid ServerFran Lieu…Dinner GuestJudy Malka…French ModelDesiree Matthews…Dinner GuestLauren McCune…Restaurant PatronTrish McGettrick…Wedding GuestJackie Prucha…Office WorkerMike Quinn…Man at DancePeter Riga…Wedding GuestRobert Sciglimpaglia…Railroad CommuterStacey Scotte…Cooking Show GuestHarry L. Seddon…New York City Subway ConductorKent Sladyk…Paris Train Porter

Sources: imdb & wikipedia

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Alex Matos: el profesor de química y biología que encontró la fórmula perfecta para la salsa

Alex Matos: el profesor de química y biología que encontró la fórmula perfecta para la salsa

Alex Matos era profesor de química y biología en un colegio tiempo antes de encontrar la fórmula perfecta para su sabrosa salsa, ritmo en el que ya cumple 15 años y que renueva ahora con un disco en homenaje a Anthony Ríos.  “Antes de la música yo era profesor en el Colegio Emilio Prud´Homme, impartía clases de química, informática, inglés y biología”, recuerda. En esos tiempos, una metodología…

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NIKE - WHAT ARE GIRLS MADE OF? from Vasco Vicente on Vimeo.

Russian girls have always been under societal pressure. They are often told what characteristics they should be made of. The girls are expected to like and be like certain things. Unfortunately, this is often supported in culture.

Many years ago, a children’s song called “What are boys and girls made of” was released in USSR. It has since become a cultural milestone, a composition that every Russian boy and girl learn when they are young. In the lyrics of that song boys are made of things like “fireworks and energy batteries”, while girls are made of “rings, flowers and marmalade”. Up until this day, this song is used as an educational piece and is included in many Russian kindergarten and school programs.

In 2017 we decided to break stereotypes about what being a girl means by changing that song. Because Russian girls are made of more than just “flowers and marmalade”. They are made of bravery, self-dedication and dignity. They are made of freedom, confidence and independence. They are made of skill, accomplishments and achievements. With every training, every morning run, every game, every single loss and victory, Russian girls build themselves. Because they know - they are made of what they do.

CREDITS

WIEDEN+KENNEDY AMSTERDAM Executive Creative Director Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy Creative Director Al Merry, Craig T Williams Art Director Vasco Vicente Copywriter Evgeny Primachenko Head of Broadcast Production Joe Togneri Broadcast Producer Karen Whitehouse (freelance), Soey Lim Head of Planning Martin Weigel Planning Director Stephane Missier Junior Planner Anna Leonte Director of Communication and Digital Strategy Greg White Communications Planner Jocelyn Reist Group Account Director Kathryn Addo Account Director Amber Martin Account Manager Molly Rugg Head of Design Joe Burrin Studio Director Lizzie Murray Art Producer Stacey Prudden Studio Artist Noa Redero Designer Steele Bonus, Anna Kiosse (freelance), José Bernabé (freelance) Head of Art Production Maud Klarenbeek Project Manager Loes Poot Business Affairs Kacey Kelley

FILM PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COMPANY RIFF RAFF Director David Wilson Director of Photography Benoit Soler Producer Cathy Hood Executive Producer Matthew Fone

EDITING COMPANY MPC Editor Govert Janse

AUDIO POST WAVE STUDIOS Sound Designer/Mixer Alex Nicholls-Lee Producer Mirjam Gevers, Estelle Papougnot

MUSIC

Original Artist / Song Title Composition: “Iz Chego Zhe Sdelany Nashi Mal’chishki” (‘What Our Boys Are Made of’) Authors: Yakov Khaletsky, Yuriy Chichkov Music Company Massive Music - Adaptation Music Producer Auke Riemersma Re-record composer J.A.W. Brouwer & Koen Van Baal

POST PRODUCTION MPC Flame Richard Weissman, Lise Prud-Homme Colorist Jean Clement Soret Producer Kayleigh Dugdale, Edwin Elkington

PRINT PRODUCTION Photographer/Retouching Pedro Aguilar

[eclecticenvironment]

Hey there, my name is Lydia Loan! This summer, I’m an engineering intern with Barton and Loguidice in Syracuse, New York. 

1. What university do you attend and what is your major? Do you have any minors, concentrations, and/or clubs affiliated?  

I attend the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) and my major is Environmental Resources Engineering.  I have a minor in Water Resources.  I am the President of the Environmental Resources Engineering Club (ERE Club) and the Secretary of SUNY ESF’s Chapter of Engineers Without Borders and Engineers for a Sustainable Society.

2. How do your studies relate to ecology, hydrology, and/or environmental justice?

My studies are really focused on hydrology and ecology and how they relate to one another! I’ve taken and will take classes such as hydrology, water and wastewater treatment, hydrology in a changing climate, fluid mechanics, watershed ecology and management, limnology, stormwater management, among others. Unfortunately, my classes are very focused on the engineering details and facts of these topics and don’t really focus at all on politics and how what I do as an engineer can impact people.  I would love to take a class on how environmental justice relates to water engineers.

3. What is your favorite source of literature related to ecology, hydrology, and/or environmental justice?

“The Ripple Effect: The Fate of Freshwater in the Twenty-First Century” by Alex Prud’-homme is a book that I read in high school that sparked my passion for clean and accessible water.  

4. What has been your favorite academic experience to date?

Some classes that I loved were fluid mechanics and watershed ecology.  The instructors were passionate and motivating and I learned a lot of relevant information.  Another experience that I really enjoyed was my REU at Virginia Tech, where I got to discover patterns in community composition of macroinvertebrates that appeared with changes in the flow regime of a stream.  

5. What are some of the biggest struggles you’ve had to overcome while in college? What is one thing you would recommend to incoming freshman or transfer students that you wish you had known?

The biggest struggle for me coming into college was the academic rigor that I was not used to.  I was suddenly having to work much harder than in high school and wasn’t getting the 100’s on every assignment that I was used to.  I definitely had impostor syndrome when I first started college until I realized that everyone else was just pretending that they had it together just like me. Some advice that I have is that college takes some getting used to; once you learn to manage your time, it gets a lot easier.  It’s okay to fail and not have things go your way all the time, you will persevere and come out stronger than before.

6. What type of career are you hoping for after you graduate?

I hope to combine stormwater management and wastewater treatment to ensure clean water for people and for the Earth. I’m still exploring my passions though, so I have no idea where I will end up. I know that policy is very important to make environmental changes so I will continue to be an advocate for environmental protections from the government.

7. What do you like to do for fun apart from your major?

I love being creative, especially with embroidery, hand lettering, and bullet journals.  I also love being outside: hiking, kayaking, birding, etc. Another passion that I’ve found recently is cooking.

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Powerful Nike Women Ad: "What Girls Are Made Of"

A powerful combination of imagery, storytelling, and music. Featured Athletes (in order): - Adelina Sotnikova (figure skater) - Anastasia Yankova (MMA fighter) - Olga Kuraeva (ballet dancer) - Katya Shengelia (skateboarder) - Kristina Sivkova (track and field - sprinter) - Anastasiya Kotelnikova (Nike + Training Club coach) - Irina Gorbacheva (actress) - Ksenia Lazareva (footballer) Director: David Wilson Producer: Cathy Hood Exec Producer: Matthew Fone Production Co: Riff Raff DoP: Benoit Soler Agency: Weiden + Kennedy Amsterdam Executive Creative Director: Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy Exec Creative Director: Al Merry, Craig T Williams Copywriter: Evgeny Primachenko Art Director: Vasco Vicente Agency Producer: Karen Whitehouse Girl Actress: Arina Rumyantseva EDITING COMPANY: MPC Editor: Govert Janse AUDIO POST: WAVE STUDIOS Sound Designer/Mixer: Alex Nicholls-Lee Producers: Mirjam Gevers, Estelle Papougnot Original Artist / Song Title / Composition: “Iz Chego Zhe Sdelany Nashi Mal’chishki” (‘What Our Boys Are Made of’) Authors: Yakov Khaletsky, Yuriy Chichkov Music Company: MassiveMusic Music Supervisor: Auke Riemersma Music Arranger: Koen van Baal POST PRODUCTION: MPC Flame: Richard Weissman, Lise Prud-Homme Colourist: Jean Clement Soret @ MPC London Producer: Kayleigh Dugdale, Edwin Elkington Other discussion of this ad: Angela Natividad: http://bit.ly/34EgSlI Sungyoung Lee: http://bit.ly/2Q40WFp from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anIOUgLczNo

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NIKE - WHAT ARE GIRLS MADE OF? from Vasco Vicente on Vimeo.

Russian girls have always been under societal pressure. They are often told what characteristics they should be made of. The girls are expected to like and be like certain things. Unfortunately, this is often supported in culture.

Many years ago, a children’s song called “What are boys and girls made of” was released in USSR. It has since become a cultural milestone, a composition that every Russian boy and girl learn when they are young. In the lyrics of that song boys are made of things like “fireworks and energy batteries”, while girls are made of “rings, flowers and marmalade”. Up until this day, this song is used as an educational piece and is included in many Russian kindergarten and school programs.

In 2017 we decided to break stereotypes about what being a girl means by changing that song. Because Russian girls are made of more than just “flowers and marmalade”. They are made of bravery, self-dedication and dignity. They are made of freedom, confidence and independence. They are made of skill, accomplishments and achievements. With every training, every morning run, every game, every single loss and victory, Russian girls build themselves. Because they know - they are made of what they do.

CREDITS

WIEDEN+KENNEDY AMSTERDAM Executive Creative Director Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy Creative Director Al Merry, Craig T Williams Art Director Vasco Vicente Copywriter Evgeny Primachenko Head of Broadcast Production Joe Togneri Broadcast Producer Karen Whitehouse (freelance), Soey Lim Head of Planning Martin Weigel Planning Director Stephane Missier Junior Planner Anna Leonte Director of Communication and Digital Strategy Greg White Communications Planner Jocelyn Reist Group Account Director Kathryn Addo Account Director Amber Martin Account Manager Molly Rugg Head of Design Joe Burrin Studio Director Lizzie Murray Art Producer Stacey Prudden Studio Artist Noa Redero Designer Steele Bonus, Anna Kiosse (freelance), José Bernabé (freelance) Head of Art Production Maud Klarenbeek Project Manager Loes Poot Business Affairs Kacey Kelley

FILM PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COMPANY RIFF RAFF Director David Wilson Director of Photography Benoit Soler Producer Cathy Hood Executive Producer Matthew Fone

EDITING COMPANY MPC Editor Govert Janse

AUDIO POST WAVE STUDIOS Sound Designer/Mixer Alex Nicholls-Lee Producer Mirjam Gevers, Estelle Papougnot

MUSIC

Original Artist / Song Title Composition: “Iz Chego Zhe Sdelany Nashi Mal’chishki” (‘What Our Boys Are Made of’) Authors: Yakov Khaletsky, Yuriy Chichkov Music Company Massive Music - Adaptation Music Producer Auke Riemersma Re-record composer J.A.W. Brouwer & Koen Van Baal

POST PRODUCTION MPC Flame Richard Weissman, Lise Prud-Homme Colorist Jean Clement Soret Producer Kayleigh Dugdale, Edwin Elkington

PRINT PRODUCTION Photographer/Retouching Pedro Aguilar

[pepoyellow]

NIKE - WHAT ARE GIRLS MADE OF? from Vasco Vicente on Vimeo.

Russian girls have always been under societal pressure. They are often told what characteristics they should be made of. The girls are expected to like and be like certain things. Unfortunately, this is often supported in culture.

Many years ago, a children’s song called “What are boys and girls made of” was released in USSR. It has since become a cultural milestone, a composition that every Russian boy and girl learn when they are young. In the lyrics of that song boys are made of things like “fireworks and energy batteries”, while girls are made of “rings, flowers and marmalade”. Up until this day, this song is used as an educational piece and is included in many Russian kindergarten and school programs.

In 2017 we decided to break stereotypes about what being a girl means by changing that song. Because Russian girls are made of more than just “flowers and marmalade”. They are made of bravery, self-dedication and dignity. They are made of freedom, confidence and independence. They are made of skill, accomplishments and achievements. With every training, every morning run, every game, every single loss and victory, Russian girls build themselves. Because they know - they are made of what they do.

CREDITS

WIEDEN+KENNEDY AMSTERDAM Executive Creative Director Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy Creative Director Al Merry, Craig T Williams Art Director Vasco Vicente Copywriter Evgeny Primachenko Head of Broadcast Production Joe Togneri Broadcast Producer Karen Whitehouse (freelance), Soey Lim Head of Planning Martin Weigel Planning Director Stephane Missier Junior Planner Anna Leonte Director of Communication and Digital Strategy Greg White Communications Planner Jocelyn Reist Group Account Director Kathryn Addo Account Director Amber Martin Account Manager Molly Rugg Head of Design Joe Burrin Studio Director Lizzie Murray Art Producer Stacey Prudden Studio Artist Noa Redero Designer Steele Bonus, Anna Kiosse (freelance), José Bernabé (freelance) Head of Art Production Maud Klarenbeek Project Manager Loes Poot Business Affairs Kacey Kelley

FILM PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COMPANY RIFF RAFF Director David Wilson Director of Photography Benoit Soler Producer Cathy Hood Executive Producer Matthew Fone

EDITING COMPANY MPC Editor Govert Janse

AUDIO POST WAVE STUDIOS Sound Designer/Mixer Alex Nicholls-Lee Producer Mirjam Gevers, Estelle Papougnot

MUSIC

Original Artist / Song Title Composition: “Iz Chego Zhe Sdelany Nashi Mal’chishki” (‘What Our Boys Are Made of’) Authors: Yakov Khaletsky, Yuriy Chichkov Music Company Massive Music - Adaptation Music Producer Auke Riemersma Re-record composer J.A.W. Brouwer & Koen Van Baal

POST PRODUCTION MPC Flame Richard Weissman, Lise Prud-Homme Colorist Jean Clement Soret Producer Kayleigh Dugdale, Edwin Elkington

PRINT PRODUCTION Photographer/Retouching Pedro Aguilar

[mricogmez]

NIKE - WHAT ARE GIRLS MADE OF? from Vasco Vicente on Vimeo.

Russian girls have always been under societal pressure. They are often told what characteristics they should be made of. The girls are expected to like and be like certain things. Unfortunately, this is often supported in culture.

Many years ago, a children’s song called “What are boys and girls made of” was released in USSR. It has since become a cultural milestone, a composition that every Russian boy and girl learn when they are young. In the lyrics of that song boys are made of things like “fireworks and energy batteries”, while girls are made of “rings, flowers and marmalade”. Up until this day, this song is used as an educational piece and is included in many Russian kindergarten and school programs.

In 2017 we decided to break stereotypes about what being a girl means by changing that song. Because Russian girls are made of more than just “flowers and marmalade”. They are made of bravery, self-dedication and dignity. They are made of freedom, confidence and independence. They are made of skill, accomplishments and achievements. With every training, every morning run, every game, every single loss and victory, Russian girls build themselves. Because they know - they are made of what they do.

CREDITS

WIEDEN+KENNEDY AMSTERDAM Executive Creative Director Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy Creative Director Al Merry, Craig T Williams Art Director Vasco Vicente Copywriter Evgeny Primachenko Head of Broadcast Production Joe Togneri Broadcast Producer Karen Whitehouse (freelance), Soey Lim Head of Planning Martin Weigel Planning Director Stephane Missier Junior Planner Anna Leonte Director of Communication and Digital Strategy Greg White Communications Planner Jocelyn Reist Group Account Director Kathryn Addo Account Director Amber Martin Account Manager Molly Rugg Head of Design Joe Burrin Studio Director Lizzie Murray Art Producer Stacey Prudden Studio Artist Noa Redero Designer Steele Bonus, Anna Kiosse (freelance), José Bernabé (freelance) Head of Art Production Maud Klarenbeek Project Manager Loes Poot Business Affairs Kacey Kelley

FILM PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COMPANY RIFF RAFF Director David Wilson Director of Photography Benoit Soler Producer Cathy Hood Executive Producer Matthew Fone

EDITING COMPANY MPC Editor Govert Janse

AUDIO POST WAVE STUDIOS Sound Designer/Mixer Alex Nicholls-Lee Producer Mirjam Gevers, Estelle Papougnot

MUSIC

Original Artist / Song Title Composition: “Iz Chego Zhe Sdelany Nashi Mal’chishki” (‘What Our Boys Are Made of’) Authors: Yakov Khaletsky, Yuriy Chichkov Music Company Massive Music - Adaptation Music Producer Auke Riemersma Re-record composer J.A.W. Brouwer & Koen Van Baal

POST PRODUCTION MPC Flame Richard Weissman, Lise Prud-Homme Colorist Jean Clement Soret Producer Kayleigh Dugdale, Edwin Elkington

PRINT PRODUCTION Photographer/Retouching Pedro Aguilar