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Eat Pray Love (2010) – IMDb
A married woman realizes how unhappy her marriage really is, and that
her life needs to go in a different direction. After a painful divorce,
she takes off on a round-the-world journey to “find herself”.
The married woman is being portrayed by Julia Roberts, so even if there was far too much of that self-finding-thing in that movie for me, I always enjoy looking at her – apart from when she looks sad, because I find her ugly than – but I really like her smile.
Javier Bardem played her Brazilian lover (although he actually is a Spaniard), he even spoke some Portuguese there, and he did a good and serious job.
The nicest music in the movie (IMHO) is actually also Brazilian, and I loved it (you can of course also find it on YouTube, but no nice one with Bebel Gilberto performing):
- “Samba Da Bençáo”
Written by Pierre Barouh, Baden Powell (“as Baden
Powell De Aquino”) and Vinicius
de Moraes
Performed by Bebel Gilberto
There were a few scenes, that really got me crying, e.g. the farewell scene between the Brazilian father and his son.
This was my Saturday night movie at the CineStar Original movie theatre at the Sony Center in Berlin. I really enjoyed it – but for the pictures and the music.
The story and the the main character are truely sick, and this is how one of the reviewers on IMDb ended his text:Do not see this movie and encourage others to avoid it like the plague!
He titled “American Films Continue to Glorify Female Borderline Personality Disorder“, and I think, I agree to him.
- “Samba Da Bençáo”
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Them (2006) – IMDb
Horror | Mystery | Thriller
Watched this French-Rumanian scary movie on Saturday / Sunday night. It really took hold of me.
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e-mail addresses and “sub-addressing” and “plus addressing” resp. “plussing”
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Sub-addressing
- https://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~watrous/plus-signs-in-email-addresses.html
- https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/65244/what-are-the-security-reasons-for-disallowing-the-plus-sign-in-email-addresses
- http://www.catb.org/jargon – plussing does not get mentioned in the Jargon File
- https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?ctx=gsidentifer#zippy=%2Cfilter-using-your-gmail-alias
e-mail messages addressing John.Doe+MailingListName@gmail.com are meant to actually go to johndoe@gmail.com, in other words:
- “.” characters actually get removed for computing the real mail box
- everything starting the “+” character and going to the “@” character (not including the latter) gets removed entirely
On the recipient side, software can check on plussing and may come to decisions based on the string between the “+” and the “@”.
Yes, gmail and hotmail and posteo do support plussing. GMX does not support plussing.
On my domains I have a catch-all rule for e-mail forwarding aliases, and procmail rules help me with the checks.
When I will get around to it, I will write here under “e-mail”, how I make use of IMAP, procmail, and fetchmail.
Update 2023-04-04: There is another variant of sub-addressing: if you own the full right side of the “@”, you can also use the full left side of the “@” as a “catch all”, i.e. mail_jh@John.Doe.name and mail_aw@John.Doe.name can be John Doe’s dedicated mail address for me (Jochen Hayek) resp. “aw” (like Alex Winner).