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the film was released on october 22 , 1935 .

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the 450 minute plan charges $ 0 . 45 for each additional minute . the 900 minute plan charges $ 0 . 40 for each additional minute .
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counting patterns - up to 1 , 000 ( 2 - a . 14 )
number lines - up to 1 , 000 ( 2 - a . 8 )
the y axis shows the number of dollars each person has . it starts at 45 dollars each .
this gives the probability of holding k dollars , so inverting this gives the number of people holding k dollars .
put numbers up to 1 , 000 in order ( 2 - b . 4 )
2 . ns . 3 plot and compare whole numbers up to 1 , 000 on a number line .
greatest and least - word problems - up to 1 , 000 ( 2 - b . 6 )
joe on the 900 minute would pay $ 0 . 12 per minute . so , this is the same rate as above .
2 . ns . 1 count by ones , twos , fives , tens , and hundreds up to at least 1 , 000 from any given number .
2 . ns . 2 read and write whole numbers up to 1 , 000 . use words , models , standard form and expanded form to represent and show equivalent forms of whole numbers up to 1 , 000 .
writing numbers up to 1 , 000 in words - convert words to digits ( 2 - c . 4 )
writing numbers up to 1 , 000 in words - convert digits to words ( 2 - c . 5 )
450 min for $ 39 . 99 . this is $ 0 . 089 per minute or $ 1 , 558 per gb .
first of all , the trajectory of an individual dollar can be represented as a markov chain . the markov matrix is equal to 1 / ( n - 1 ) except on the diagonal , which is zero . it’s trivially easy to show that this has an eigenvector of ( 1 , 1 , … , 1 ) with corresponding eigenvalue 1 .
900 min for $ 59 . 99 . this is $ 0 . 067 per minute or $ 1 , 172 per gb ( a bargain , really ) .
counterintuitive problem : everyone in a room keeps giving dollars to random others . you’ll never guess what happens next .
the maximum wealth seems to pop up to about 1 , 000 or so ( ie 10 % of total wealth ) around the 500 , 000 mark and then go back and forth from there , sometimes very rapidly .
2 . m . 7 find the value of a collection of pennies , nickels , dimes , quarters and dollars .
zelda was also go over minutes on the 900 minute plan . it would cost her $ 1860 . this is $ 0 . 34 per minute or $ 5952 per gb .
i also looked at the range for each individual . every single one of the 100 people , during the first 1 , 000 , 000 ticks , had at least one period of having zero money . and each one had at least one period of having several hundred dollars . just pure randomness , that really is all that’s happening here
for 100 players each starting with 100 dollars , this might suggest a likely interval for the maximum between about 331 and 829 . ( for 45 players each starting with 45 dollars , this might suggest a likely interval for the maximum between about 114 and 337 . )
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zelda on the 450 minute plan would not be pretty . she would have almost 5000 minutes overtime for a total cost of $ 2287 . this is $ 0 . 42 per minute ( $ 7353 per gb ) .
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zelda would go over her minutes . she would have to pay $ 1 , 860 or $ 0 . 34 per minute . this would be $ 5952 per gb .
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this means the number of bills held by any individual is binomial ( n , 1 / n ) . for n large , this converges to the poisson distribution with lambda = n * p = 1 [ 1 ] .
2 . m . 6 describe relationships of time , including : seconds in a minute ; minutes in an hour ; hours in a day ; days in a week ; and days , weeks , and months in a year .
a down - on - his luck newspaperman finds himself the center of an experiment being conducted by two daffy millionaires - - to see if someone can spend $ 1000 a minute , every minute , for 12 solid hours . if he can do it , he gets $ 10 , 000 . if he can ' t do it , he gets nothing . written by frankfob2 @ urltoken
joe on the 450 minute would have to pay extra ( due to the extra 50 minutes ) . his cost would be $ 62 . 49 or $ 0 . 12 per minute ( $ 2 , 100 per gb ) .
the gini coefficient seems to hit about 0 . 50 after about 100 , 000 steps and then stays there .
i suppose the proper mathematical treatment is to model each person as a probability distribution of 0 wealth , 1 wealth , 2 wealth , … on . i suppose it’s not too much of a loss of generality to pretend that all of the people have the same distribution , but possibly it gives the wrong answer for small n . so then the probability that we get n dollars this turn is going to be : there are ( n – 1 choose n ) ways to choose n of my colleagues to give me money and n - n of my colleagues to not ; the n who do each have a ( 1 – p0 ) chance of having money and a 1 / ( n - 1 ) chance of giving it to me , so it’d seem like a transition probability of t ( n ) = ( n – 1 choose n ) * [ ( 1 – p0 ) / ( n – 1 ) ] ^ n * [ p0 + ( 1 - p0 ) n / ( n - 1 ) ] ^ ( n – n ) . i’m not 100 % sure that’s right but it has a plausible smell… maybe . then one has to solve the equations :
equivalent amounts of money - up to $ 1 ( 2 - p . 6 )
dan , the physics paper you cited suggests that the system should converge to an exponential distribution , where the probability of having at most m dollars is f ( m ) = 1 - exp ( - m ) .
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if i assume his texting is $ 10 , then he pays $ 537 , 000 per gb for text data .
@ philip i’m curious and as @ dean notes , it should converge . so , what did the distribution look like after 1 million iterations ? was it substantially different from the pdf after 5 , 000 ?
500 plain text messages a month . let me pretend that that the average text message is 40 characters long . if i assume each character is 1 byte , then this would be 1 . 86 x 10 - 5 gb .
since zelda pays the same $ 10 for texting , but uses much more , she pays $ 27 , 000 per gb .
review - add one - digit numbers - sums to 10 ( 2 - e . 1 )
review - subtract one - digit numbers - up to 10 ( 2 - f . 1 )
at & t offers so many minutes for so many dollars . if you consider this a rate - plan , how much would it cost per gb ? let me once again assume that the voice call is 16 kbps ( total guess ) . this is the same as 1 . 144 x 10 - 4 gb per minute . the lowest plan gives 450 minutes for $ 39 . 99 ( $ 0 . 089 per minute ) . this means that your cost per gb would be ( i will call this r v – for voice rate ) :
counterintuitive problem : everyone in a room keeps giving dollars to random others . you’ll never guess what happens next . was written on june 19 , 2017 and filed in encyclopedia , ideas , r .
add and subtract money - up to $ 1 : word problems ( 2 - p . 14 )
purchases - do you have enough money - up to $ 1 ( 2 - p . 15 )
imagine a room full of 100 people with 100 dollars each . with every tick of the clock , every person with money gives a dollar to one randomly chosen other person . after some time progresses , how will the money be distributed ?
with the following parameters : num _ people = 45 initial _ bank = 45 # everyone gets 45 dollars interest _ rate = 0 . 1 # 10 % per turn that you didn’t pay rounds = 5000 rent = 1 # how much to pay each round everybody’s cash goes to zero on step 1008 . from that point on all trades are debt manipulations only
joe would only use 500 minutes of this . he would pay $ 0 . 12 per minute or $ 2 , 100 per gb ) .
unlimited ( let me use 5 , 400 minutes ) for $ 69 . 99 . this is $ 0 . 013 per minute or $ 228 per gb .
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after the first round , we’ll have somthing close to : 20 x 81 ( gave 1 , got 2 ) 40 x 80 ( played even ) 20 x 79 ( gave 1 , received 0 ) . in fact , there are a few lucky ones allready on 82…but no one at 78 !
this is totally trivial and expected . the exponential ( a . k . a . geometric ) distribution is the maximum entropy distribution with a fixed average :
2 . m . 1 describe the relationships among inch , foot , and yard . describe the relationship between centimeter and meter .
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… ( 1 ) there does have to be as much + as – each round ( unlike , e . g . , coin flips , where there would not need to be the same number of heads and tails in a given round ) and ( 2 ) more important , that in each round the movement for a person could range from - 1 ( typical for binomial distributions ) to + n - 1 ( very different ) . interesting to hear about what kind of process people’s first intuitions map onto .
zelda on plan b : note that she will go over her limit . this means she will pay $ 10 for the first 1000 messages . if she sends 10 , 000 total , she would have to pay 10 cents for the other 9 , 000 messages . the total cost would be $ 910 which would be $ 2 . 5 million per gb .
add a two - digit and a one - digit number - without regrouping ( 2 - g . 3 )
add a two - digit and a one - digit number - with regrouping ( 2 - g . 4 )
if you use the whole time allowed , that would be the same as at & t ( $ 1 , 172 per gb . )
starting with the simplest case of n = 3 people , where each person can pay the amount to themself ( so is randomly giving the dollar to person 1 , 2 , or 3 with equal probability ) , then the results show a simple , random walk . i continued the spreadsheet for 20 , 000 trials , using n = 3 , n = 5 , and n = 20 .
now assuming long run independence ( which i haven’t proven ) , we can see that there are n dollar bills , each of which has a 1 / n chance of being held by any individual .
subtract a one - digit number from a two - digit number up to 18 ( 2 - f . 8 )
subtract a one - digit number from a two - digit number - without regrouping ( 2 - h . 3 )
subtract a one - digit number from a two - digit number - with regrouping ( 2 - h . 4 )
spritz may let you hoover up text , like speed - eating without chewing , but how does it affect enjoyment of reading ? when reading a traditional book , our pace tends to fluctuate according to a sentence’s natural rhythm . we can re - read a confusing passage or slow down to savor a particularly beautiful sentence . by rapid - firing words at a robotic clip , spritz’s system destroys those fluid rhythms and diminishes a reader’s sense of control . after a while , it feels a little like staring into a strobe light .
this is an interesting simulation , but it should be noted that the algorithm could be easily tweaked to either reduce or increate the amount of resulting inequality . for example , you could change the rules so that people with > $ 200 have to give away two dollars instead of one , or so that the dollars are only given to people with less than $ 50 , or people with less than $ 50 don’t have to give away a dollar — essentially instituting an element of progressive taxation to the system .
how many texts could you send a month ? what about 10 , 000 ? that would be around 330 a day . if each text message took 30 seconds to type , that would be almost 3 hours of texting . ok . good enough . this would be 3 . 7 x 10 - 4 gb .
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which with arbitrarily large numbers of players and initial wealth should lead to a gini index with a limit of 0 . 5
there are around 43 , 000 minutes in a month . can you talk that long ? no . plus if you aren’t on at & t you can’t talk and use data . so , let me say this person talks for 3 hours a day . that would be 5400 minutes . this would be 0 . 309 gb .
i ' m thinking of a simpsons episode where the plot is triggered by bart obtaining a $ 1000 bill from mr burns .
when we read , our eyes move across a page or a screen to digest the words . all of that eye movement slows us down , but a new technology called spritz claims to have figured out a way to turn us into speed - readers . by flashing words onto a single point on a screen , much like watching tv , spritz says it will double your reading speed .
this is a finite state ergodic markov chain , so all distributions should be possible . optimistic approximations should work reasonably well , remembering that a finite simulation can only visit a few of the possible distributions
the writing in this book is a little clunky and ( like most professional development books ) has a lot of fluff around the content . however , i was able to glean a page or two worth of notes which i used to successfully negotiate a job offer .
the graph mislead us into thinking we are looking at a distribution . but we are not . we are looking at a ranked sample .
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how much does she pay for voice ? well , $ 10 for texting and $ 54 . 20 for data then $ 55 . 79 for the voice data ( $ 0 . 010 per minute ) . this would be $ 175 per gb .
the technology was released last sunday at the mobile world congress in barcelona , and the company has since received more than 5 , 000 developer submissions . more than 1 million people have tested out the technology on the company’s site . waldman says the company is developing spritz readers for texting , social media , ebooks , smartwatches , and smartphones . samsung will be shipping the galaxy s5 and gear2 with spritz’s email reader preinstalled .
in each case , the mean value paid to any individual is $ 1 to 6 decimal places , which is good because otherwise the total value of the system would be changing .
interesting that the experiment is explicitly set as ‘people’ doing the distribution . the ( my ) assumption at the outset was thus that there might be something to learn about humans . but in fact this is purely about mathematics . mathematics : ( i am not a mathematician ) : as jorge notes , the presentation giving only ranked and random ordering obscures the distribution ( which would be revealed by plotting the number of individuals having each number of dollars ) , which would look like a version of a normal distribution , only skewed upward on the left ( low dollars ) , and with an exaggerated , long and low tail at the right ( high dollars ) . although there is always as much + as – in each round , note that in some rounds , the ‘poorest’ players have nothing to give : this results in a small but consistent ‘negative’ pressure , as in these rounds players on zero dollars are very likely to receive one , and thus a non - zero player will definitely go down – this i would suggest is the mechanism whereby the skewing occurs . humans : equating humans with random bots is a bizarre mindset . i am generally rather concerned at the influence of game - theory axioms outside specialist domains urltoken humans , given the same ground rules , would likely produce a much flatter distribution ( although unlikely to be totally flat ) , which could be expected to vary widely on the basis of all sorts of ‘externalities’ ; culture , perceptions , ‘tribal’ mixes , the life experiences of the individuals involved ( in general rich people are less generous than poor people , so we shouldn’t be surprised if rich people playing the game were more accepting of inequality than poor people ) .
5 gb of data on a phone seems like quite a bit . i have a difficult time seeing how you could get up to 10 gb on just a phone . sure if you are streaming videos all day . ok , i will go with 10 gb – this is zelda we are talking about .
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identify a digit up to the hundreds place ( 2 - m . 4 )
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it seems like their most common plan is 900 minutes for $ 59 . 99 and $ 0 . 4 for every minute over . verizon sort of makes this difficult as they bundle voice minutes and text . let me just go with the above plan . how much for joe and zelda ?
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zelda a : of course she goes over the limit on all of these plans . for a , she will pay $ 105 for $ 10 . 50 per gb .
really , there are two options here . you can pay $ 20 for unlimited text messages ( call this plan a ) , or $ 10 for 1000 messages a month ( $ 0 . 1 per additional message ) ( plan b ) . so , how much would this cost ? let me break this into 4 cases . joe on both plans and zelda on both plans .
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convert to / from a number - tens and ones ( 2 - m . 8 )
regroup tens and ones - ways to make a number ( 2 - m . 9 )
convert to / from a number - up to hundreds ( 2 - m . 11 )
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zelda is going to get the biggest plan . zelda uses a total of 10 . 309 gb for a cost of $ 119 . 99 . this is $ 11 . 54 per gb .
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addition and subtraction - ways to make a number - up to 100 ( 2 - l . 9 )
what i would like to get is a comparison of how much it costs to get your data for a mobile device . in this case , you can have three things : data ( really they are all data ) , voice , and text messages . typically , a service provider will charge you differently for these different things .
what if i wanted to transfer 2 tb of data ( 2048 gb ) by shipping a 2 tb hard drive . what kind of data rate would this cost ( per month ) ? just to be crazy . first , i would have to buy a drive . amazon has a 2 tb for $ 80 ( shipping weight of 2 pounds ) . so , i would get this drive and i would transfer my data . how long would this take ? if i can get a data transfer rate of 500 mbps , that would be around 1 hour . i think that is crazy ( but what do i know ? ) . let me say it takes 5 hours to get my data on the drive .
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t - mobile also offers different data plans for 500 minutes of talk . this also has a constant for for voice plus text , but it is a different value . let me call it k . here is that plot .
maybe you don’t like graphs with log scales . i get it . let me put this one other way . suppose you take your voice plus text data that gives you the best rate ( zelda on t - mobile pays $ 212 per gb ) and the most expensive data plan for zelda is $ 10 . 5 per gb . if you had just $ 1 to spend on data , you could get 4 . 8 mb of data . that is like 1 , maybe 2 mp3 songs . for the same dollar with the internet plan you could get 97 mb of data . this is like 27 – 30 songs ( assuming a song is around 3 – 4 mb ) .
let me also look the data you get for your home network – just your internet use . how much do you use and how much does it cost . i am just going to take stab in the dark . if you have kids and they watch streaming videos , maybe you can get up to 10 gb a month for your home network . sure , it could be lower or higher , but this should be a good starting value . i suspect if you averaged all usa home internet data , it would be less than 1 gb a month ( since there are many people that just don’t stream too much stuff ) .
to get to the stationary state . because p0 is in the formula for t ( n ) , it might make sense to think of p0 as the independent variable ranging from 0 to 1 , and then deriving the average occupation from the distribution as a function of p0 , before inverting it ? also there is probably a case to be made that there’s a good limit for n > > n ( i . e . that t ( n ) becomes negligible at higher n ) and so you’ve really only got to figure out t0 , t1 , t2 or so and then the rest of the distribution is approximately fixed by those .
it can be any distribution according to definition of your randomness 🙂 solution should include a little bit philosophy of randomness .
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clearly this different rate problems shows that there a government conspiracy . by making voice and texting so relatively expensive , they are suppressing our ability to communicate and find the truth . in this case , the truth is that the government is actually run by aliens disguised as humans . response : thanks . this will be a topic of a future blog post .
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if you want to see a distribution , note that the tops of the blue bars is an empirical cumulative distribution function . divide player number by 45 to get probability . it’s just that x and y are flipped from a conventional ecdf .
from the graphs above , it seems like internet data costs $ 5 . 42 per gb . from these two , i can determine the voice rate . 2 gb of data would cost $ 10 . 84 and another $ 10 for texting . this means $ 49 . 15 is for the 500 minutes of talking ( $ 0 . 098 per minute ) . this is an equivalent of $ 1716 per gb .
fun fact , if you increase the starting amount of the game using the same algorithm you start loosing from the geometric distribution look and start moving toward something that looks a little more cubic . this is from my results of playing with this using a csprng for random number generation rather than a more predictable mersinne twister or other linear generative model for random numbers .
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i suggest you look into lokta - volterra equations . those are population models and end up often into a harmonic equilibrium .
also if you increase the rounds and keep going you start to see a more step - wise pattern on the graphs .
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first , for joe . since joe doesn’t use that much data and doesn’t talk more than 500 minutes , he will get the $ 69 . 99 plan . how much data does he use ? he has 0 . 0285 gb for voice , 1 . 86 x 10 - 5 gb for text messages and 0 . 586 gb for internet stuff . this is a total of 0 . 614 gb . his total rate is $ 114 per gb .
it is uniform . just has a large variance . if you give it enough time . anybody that was up will go down .
now i need a power user . what is the maximum that you could use ? oh , let me call this person zelda .
how much data do you use ? i am really going to just have to take some guesses here . let me create a typical person ( called joe ) . this person has a smart phone with the following uses . ( i am ignoring multimedia messages for now )
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my first thought was that it was going to be similar to a binomial distribution . but after seeing it run , i recognized two differences — that
@ jorge i think you are right and your explanation makes a lot of sense . i also just tried looking at the time series of the evolution of a few specific individuals and yes , it just bounces around , down to zero , up to 600 - 700 or so , and back .
in other words , all this redistribution does is increase volatility , just as you said . thanks for the explanation . makes a lot of sense .
zelda on plan a : this would be the same as for just voice ( essentially ) . oh sure , she gets all those text messages for free . big deal , that is just a very very very small amount of data . so , it will still be $ 5952 per gb .
ok . now for joe and zelda . let me just pick a plan for each of them and figure out how much they pay for data .
yes , the vertical axis is a log scale . otherwise you would only see the cost of texting . joe sure is getting screwed on texting .
“if you’re reading shakespeare , you’re not going to want to do it with spritz , ” waldman admits . “but with a romance novel , for example , people skim like crazy anyway . they just rip through a book , reading for plot . are they savoring every word ? probably not . ”
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but if speed is your main goal , or if you struggle with distraction or an influx of emails , then spritz may be a dream come true .
why didn’t you include mms ( multimedia messaging service ) in your data rate calculations ? response : that is a very valid point . however , you have to draw the line somewhere . adding mms to the calculation would make it a bit more complicated . i really am not sure how often people send mms .
i would agree with dean that the distribution for an individual should approximate to a geometric random variable with mean initwealth . so the sorted distribution could vary around something like
this has the same slope , but an intercept $ 10 less . so , i guess going from 500 minutes to unlimited minutes costs $ 10 . t - mobile also offers a plan with 500 minutes , no data , no texts for $ 39 . 99 . this must indicate that unlimited texting is $ 10 a month .
so , maybe you see the problem . here is my solution . i will look at several providers . for each , i will take a typical user and estimate how much they use and how much they pay . then i will make a maximum data use scenario . don’t worry , this might make sense after i do it .
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i seem to be incorrect in the above . tried it in mathematica and even after millions of steps it does not converge to anything close to a single owner of all wealth .
comcast seems to have similar prices for just internet – but i had trouble getting a list . i think it should be around the $ 2 - $ 5 per gb range .
waldman believes the technology has promise for educational settings , too . during testing , several users with dyslexia or add said spritzing helped them concentrate and absorb information more easily . “the idea of flashing one word at a time came from research on disability back in the ’70s , ” waldman says . “it’s not new . it’s a bit like flashcards on steroids . ”
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if you check out the images i posted on a facebook discussion of this simulation , you will see the random walk ( finite state ergotic markov chain ) nature of the transactions very clearly .
note : at & t has this interesting data use calculator . basically , you estimate how much stuff you do and it will give you a guess for how much monthly data that would be .
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@ sheldon rampton distributing rewards according to effort and value is anything but random , so this simulation teaches nothing about that particular issue . the conclusion is correct though , luck plays a big part in life
zelda c : 10 gb of data is 10240 mb . this means she would have to buy 52 “blocks of 200 mb” for a cost of $ 780 . this would be $ 78 per gb .
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had trouble with the rendering to mp4 , so i decided to start over using excel , where i could put each transaction on a separate line , and chart the resulting changes of fortunes for each individual .
joe plan a : it is the same as above except that he also has 500 text messages . this would cost $ 100 . total price per gb would essentially be $ 5 , 602 per gb .
this is probably the part you are waiting for . how can you compare these rates if you don’t have a graph . first , since the data is all unorganized above let me just show some stuff for at & t . this is a plot of the data cost per gb for voice , text , and internet data . since there were multiple plans , i used the ones that gave the best price .
cute ! it should converge to basically an geometric distribution with p = . 01 i would expect . ( no that isn’t obvious . ) can you add something like a q - q plot to test that ?
in the second round , this process is repeated . a few at 82 of allready even higher 40 or slightly less @ 80 20 x 79 10 or less x 78 , ( they only gave 2 times )
the main lesson here is that it debunks the notion that life is fair in the sense of distributing rewards equally according to effort . if we think of this as a model for real life , it’s pretty clear that luck plays a big role in determining that ( although obviously not the only role ) . the question then is how acceptable we find the resulting inequality and what we think should be done to address that .
dude . get a life . seriously . who cares . just pay the man and use your phone . who has time for all this maths . response : i get it . you don’t like my post .
it would be interesting to see a representation of the exact individual who is on top after each iteration and how that changes over time . once firmly in the lead does the leader ever lose that position to someone else ?
next , i need to ship it . suppose i want to send it from new york to l . a . fedex lists a 2 pound package delivered overnight as $ 103 . 69 . it says delivery by 8 : 00 am ( i guess that is pacific time ) . also , not sure about when i can drop it off . let me just say that the total transit ( from door to door ) is about 12 hours .
2 . ca . 5 use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in rectangular arrays with up to 5 rows and up to 5 columns ; write an equation to express the total as a sum of equal groups .
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talks on the phone for 500 minutes a month . i totally just made this number up . just picking 8 kbps data rate ( i know it is actually more complicated than that ) , this would be 0 . 0285 gb .
at & t u - verse lists internet only plans from $ 20 to $ 50 per month . let me go with the $ 30 a month plan . this means you would be paying $ 3 per gb for your data .
as jorge otero - millan touches upon above , the process of sorting the samples and then presenting the sorted graph as a distribution is highly misleading . throwing out the randomness of the distribution gives the illusion that there is sometime else happening .
from the problem statement we have people in a room . the geometry of the room and the time between ticks are not accounted for in the simulations . – if one can only travel a small distance between ticks there is bound to be some influence on the distribution . those near the center might receive more than those near the corners . – the shape of the room will also influence the distribution . – if everybody is seated and not allowed to move we will have another distribution .
2 . m . 5 tell and write time to the nearest five minutes from analog clocks , using a . m . and p . m . solve real - world problems involving addition and subtraction of time intervals on the hour or half hour .
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it seems there are three plans . a ) $ 45 for 4 gb plus $ 10 per gb over . b ) $ 25 for 2 gb plus $ 10 per gb over . c ) $ 15 for 200 mb . how much would this cost joe and zelda ?
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i would love to get how much each data mode costs per amount of data ( $ per gb ) . is this easy ? no . why ? because you aren’t charged a rate like this . for instance . at & t charges $ 25 for a 2 gb data plan . in this case , i could consider that the data costs $ 12 . 5 per gb . however , what if you don’t use all 2 gb of data ? what if you just use 700 mb during that month ? oh , what if you go over 2 gb ? what then ?
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there’s some confusion in the comments below and on other sites that we thought we’d address . the point is not that some people become rich and never lose their top position . this runs infinitely and will contain every possible sequence of good and bad luck for every person . the richest will become the poorest , everyone will experience every rank , and so on . the interesting thing is that this simple simulation arrives at a stationary distribution with a skewed , exponential shape . this is due to the boundary at zero wealth which , we imagine , people don’t consider when they think about the problem quickly .
this is very similar to the kinetic energy stored in any particular molecule within a confined gas , which changes quickly and randomly , depending upon random interactions with other molecules . some molecules slow down considerably , others speed up dramatically , but the over amount of kinetic energy in the system remains the same .
it is true that with enough time , a player that was up will go down ( and vice versa ) because every sequence will occur with infinite time . so the gini coefficient , which starts at 0 , will attain 0 again , but only for brief periods . the stationary shape is not uniform .
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my first thought was that it should all end up with one guy . no ? once someone is broke they will basically never get wealth again . they might get a dollar one tick but they have to move it along the next tick . and if there are two wealthy people left , one with slightly more than the other , then eventually he will get everything because both distribute money randomly to pass through broke people and they are the only sinks . and the one with less will run out first and become a pass through . so you end up in long run equilibrium with one dude having all the dough . no ?
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adieu philippine ( [ a.djø fɪlɪpin ] , " farewell , philippine " ) is a 1962 french film directed by jacques rozier .

although obscure and difficult to screen , it has been praised as one of the key films of the french new wave .

it premiered at the 1962 cannes film festival .

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i did not see yet the movie , read a lot about it . maybe a silly question : why is the titel adieu philippine ? thanks in advanve for your answer . philippine
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hello , i just saw your post on adieu philipine . my mother is yveline cery and she is always surprised how often this film is mentioned in discussions , festivals ect . . . so nice to see the appreciation for it , after all these years . regards , laurent
adieu philippine is on the one hand , chaotic and fun , and is a landmark film in many ways ; it is unfortunately , however , a bit sophomoric and rozier ' s inexperience as a beginning director shows . on the one hand , some of the visuals are beautiful and perfectly pitched : the lyrical interludes between scenes , such as the two girls walking along a summery paris street set to the rhythm of a tango , are nearly perfect . but often the soundtrack swings into the territory of the garish : too much pop , overly loud – you can barely hear the girls talking in the restaurant in a scene which should have been very naturalistic – and there are huge chunks of the movie , especially after they return from the ‘adventure’ hunting down the deadbeat producer – which seem badly edited and misplaced . what was up with that very long hula - esque dancing sequence with the two girls in the holiday camp , for example ? it didn’t contribute to the atmosphere and seemed to me stylistically gratuitous , dull .
positively sizzles with energy and authenticity throughout , and it genuinely does feel like rozier has somehow managed to distil the whole of the french new wave into a single , one hundred minute feature . the obvious technical imperfections add to the film ' s striking impressionistic feel - rozier ' s intention clearly was not to make a polished piece of cinema , but to seize life as it is , in a similar ' sur le vif ' manner to the painters monet and renoir , showing us not just the vitality and insouciance of youth but also its trepidations and uncertainties . the main characters ' sojourn in corsica is shot with breathtaking artistry and is devastatingly poignant as we see all too clearly what it signifies : the last days of youth slowly fading from view , never to return . the final shot leaves us mourning the fact that michel ' s sweet summer is over - he will soon be on his way to algeria , to face the horrible realities of war in a strange and hostile land . the bitterest adieu of all is the one which we must bid to our youth .
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michel ( jean - claude aimini ) works as a technician at a television station where one day he picks up two starstruck teenage girls liliane and juliette ( yveline cery and stefania sabatini ) , and begins casual affairs with both of them . at first , neither realise that the other is seeing michel and they independently fall in love with him . the film follows several successive dates and experiences he has with them separately and together ; however when the girls discover that he has been seeing them both , jealousies and petty arguments begin to tear their triumvirate relationship apart .
michel goes to corsica to escape the girls and to his increasingly complicated life . they follow him , however , to his holiday camp and convince him to chase after a film director who owes him money , who also happens to be filming nearby . they travel by car to search for the film director , but their close proximity now only exacerbates their romantic situation and michel finds himself flip - flopping between the girls as their jealousy and arguments mount . however , like many youthful love affairs , the situation ends in limbo , with the girls standing on the quayside and michel aboard a boat bound for algeria and national service .
jacques rozier is one of the lesser known of the nouvelle vague directors , and this , his first feature , is probably his best - known work . using improvisation and a cinema verité approach , he endeavoured to bring a sense of realism to his stories , most of which , like this one , are concerned with the mixed up lives of teenagers .
overall , though , an enjoyable effort and impressive for a first feature film . there are some gorgeous mis - en - scene , somehow simultaneously imbued with both a kind of quiet reflectivity and a buzzing adolescent energy . the scene with the wasps on the pebble beach is lovely –
is fantastic at capturing the naturalness and vibrancy of youth and at evoking a sense of real speech ( although perhaps because much of the script was improvised ) . in any case , this is real youth , not a nostalgic rumination on youth . i’m not so sure i buy into the relationship between the two girls ( they seem quite quick to become chummy with each other , for no particular reason , only moments after fighting bitterly over the same man ) , but perhaps their fickleness is a perfect fit for the kind of lovely , chaotic , capricious spirit of this film .
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i know this scene is already in youtube . maybe i could justify me on the quality here , but being really sincere : i couldn ' t care less because the whole youtube could be only this two girls walking . that ' s all .
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is a forgotten classic of the french new wave , a marvelous , free - spirited film that hasn ' t received anywhere near the acclaim of the contemporaneous early offerings of the more famous new wave filmmakers . it was the first film of jacques rozier , shot in 1960 and only finished in 1962 due to production difficulties . though rozier is far from a household name in comparison to the other new wave directors — indeed , after this film failed he didn ' t make another feature for over ten years — this debut deserves to be mentioned along with
as a remarkably assured and joyous first leap into filmmaking . it ' s a loose and improvisational film , shot like many of the other early new wave films on the fly , in the streets and anywhere a camera could be quickly set up . frequently , in the outdoor shots , passersby openly gape at the camera , stopping to stare , and rozier mirrors this acknowledgment of the film ' s artifice in the metafictional , semi - documentary sequences that take place at a tv studio , where the film ' s central character michel ( jean - claude aimini ) works as a camera assistant . the film ' s credits roll , in staggering stop / start fashion , over a sequence set in the tv studio , where everyone is bustling around , rolling cameras frantically around the set , punching the sound in and out as they film a jazz combo performing . in the midst of this chaos , michel fixes on a pair of cute girls gawking outside , liliane ( yveline céry ) and juliette ( stefania sabatini ) , and invites them in to watch . indeed , whenever the tv crew is filming , there are always people standing by and watching , and at one point michel stumbles into a shot , walking across the frame of a melodramatic period costume drama , looking stupidly into the camera in his white t - shirt and jeans , an intruder from the modern era , from outside the narrative , like all the random people who rozier ' s camera captures in the streets around his protagonists .
that loose sensibility winds through the film , giving it a jazzy , spirited vibe as michel flirts with both girls , trying to decide who he wants more , as the girls , inseparable best friends , engage in a competition that ' s initially friendly and joking , but soon gives way to jealousy and hurt feelings . this love triangle drama , played lightly but with real feeling , plays out against the constant threat of the algerian war : michel knows that he will soon be summoned for the draft , and that promise of the future lingers over the entire film as an inescapable climax . the girls try to get him out of the draft , but their plans quickly peter out and michel , for his part , seems fatalist about the whole thing , viewing his future service as an unavoidable destiny . with this fate hanging over him , michel hangs out with his buddies , buys a car with them to pick up girls , plots to break into commercial filmmaking , and finally decides to go on vacation while waiting to be called up for the military .
the film has a casual , episodic feel that befits its amateur shoot and its mostly inexperienced cast of non - actors , the bulk of whom never acted in another film before or after this one . it feels like a film of observation , of documentary , observing the life of this young military - age man in the months before he ' s sent to war . the film ' s joyful tone and light sensibility thus seem fragile , subject to shattering at any moment , and there ' s a current of mournfulness running through everything that happens , as though the film is simultaneously a celebration of and an elegy for the freedom and serenity of youth . the film ' s characters are young and innocent , and their flirtations and their dalliances are inflected with that innocence ; michel genuinely can ' t decide which girl he likes best , and indeed he seems to like them best together , while the girls try to tell themselves that they ' re not taking any of this too seriously , that it ' s all just a game . in any event , their friendship and their affairs seem to have an expiration date as michel ' s impending enlistment approaches .
nevertheless , rozier keeps the tone predominantly airy and fun , with a strong thread of humor . liliane ' s employer , the producer pachala ( vittorio caprioli ) , is especially humorous as a parody of the commercial aspects of the cinema — both literally , in the sense that he makes advertisements , and metaphorically as an icon of all the money - men and dishonest manipulators serving as middle - men in the film industry . rozier had his own troubles with producers —
languished unfinished for nearly two years due to conflicts over money , and only the intervention of rozier ' s famous friend godard could marshal the production support necessary to finish the film — and his mockery of pachala is a hilarious , biting commentary on the intersections of art and commerce .
pachala ( played , perhaps not coincidentally , by one of the few professional performers in the cast , an italian actor who worked with rossellini and fellini ) fancies himself an artist , but in fact he just makes lousy commercials and rips off his collaborators , disappearing whenever he owes some money . a shoot for an arctic - themed refrigerator commercial with a flimsy igloo is a comedy of errors , reflecting pachala ' s odd choices of details to get concerned with : he shrugs off the fact that there ' s a palm plant in the supposedly snowy set , but gets fixated on the store owner ' s refusal to remove his tie while posing as an eskimo . even better is the scene where he shows a detergent sponsor the rushes for another commercial the girls starred in , and there doesn ' t seem to be a usable take — one where the girls aren ' t giggling uncontrollably or knocking over detergent boxes — in the whole reel , as pachala sinks lower and lower in his seat next to his corporate sponsor . later , pachala shows up again as a producer of
photo - romans ,
narrative sequences of still photos , with a sleazy interest in baring the breasts of his actresses and a corresponding disinterest in the niceties of historical recreation ; he just shrugs it off when modern boats show up in the backgrounds of his photos of supposedly ancient subjects . he ' s a hilarious character , a target of rich mockery every time he shows up on screen .
are contrasted against the joyful , of - the - moment attitudes of the young people — and against rozier ' s own partially improvised , free - wheeling methods . pachala represents the old ways , the tradition , the closed system of money and patronage in which young artisans like michel and his friends are simply exploited and cheated . the film ' s tribute to the young is thus a tribute to the new wave itself , in opposition to those vested interests , to the cheesy production values of the costume dramas that michel works on or the silly commercials and trashy quasi - porn of pachala .
and the other early works of the new wave , films with life and energy in every frame .
rozier ' s images are at times sweepingly romantic , particularly when the central trio go away on vacation to corsica — a last vacation , it seems , before adulthood and responsibility . there are so many great scenes here , so many wonderful moments , like the sequence where liliane is serenaded by a hitchhiker and slow - dances with him , silhouetted against a foggy valley with the moon a distant glowing coin in the hazy night . there ' s also a meditative boat ride with the three principals filmed from behind , their faces towards the sun . more often , they ' re facing the camera , and their faces say a lot , even in the scenes where rozier — who used primitive sound equipment and post - dubbed almost everything — omits the dialogue from the soundtrack . the faces of the girls , especially , are expressive and unforgettable , ranging from their giggly camaraderie and sly smiles of complicity to their moments of melancholy quiet and pensiveness . everyone gives endearing amateur performances , witty and vibrant , and there ' s a sense of playfulness in all of the actors , as well as in the jagged camerawork and uneven sound , which mixes on - the - street verité with studio dubbing . the film has a real sense of physicality and corporeality , whether in the tv studio sequences of the first half or the seashore idyll of the second half , in which rozier potently captures the feel of the sun and the ocean , the girls in their bikinis and one - pieces , the laughter and jealous rivalry during the car rides along scenic winding roads that crawl , serpent - like , towards no place in particular .
still , throughout this scenic and spirited movie , a troubling scene from earlier lingers in the memory : one of michel ' s friends has just returned from the army and from algeria , and when michel asks about it , the friend simply refuses to talk about it . it ' s just a single line , a momentary pause in the midst of the young man ' s joyous homecoming , but it reverberates with all the unspoken torment of the war , all the things that these characters are so intent not to address , to erase in pleasure and play . politics enter the film explicitly only in a single scene in which michel ' s family discuss technology , china and economics in a manner very familiar from any family ' s dinner table political discussions . it has that feel of real working class people glossing over these massive international topics with their rhetoric and their insistent if incompletely informed opinions . if the rest of the film never addresses politics explicitly , never discusses the algerian war in any detail , the war and its effects on generations of young french men remain the subtext of nearly every scene . the war makes the characters ' youthful games finite , sets an end date for their flings and their destination - free wanderings , and in that respect
is about growing up into the world , about how the political affects even those who steadfastly ignore anything political , as these characters do . more than that , though , the film is about the joy of youth , about the joy of simply
provides a more complete rejection of the ethos of war and death than any more explicit commentary could .
ed , i love seeing that you ' re writing about this . i haven ' t tracked it down yet ( it ' s never been very easy to find ) . but it ' s always mentioned among the crucial early new wave works , some of which are still tough to find in the states - - a couple of rozier films , and then things by jean rouch , michel deville , jacques becker , and alexandre astruc .
thanks , jeffrey , it ' s definitely worth seeking out . there ' s a nice set of rozier ' s films out in france ( with english subtitles ) and i ' m eager to check out some more of them now ; if his later works are anywhere near as good as this then i really don ' t get why he isn ' t better known .
ed , i saw david ehrenstein last night at the quad cinemas during the 9 : 45 p . m . showing of the making of the boys in the band . mind you i didn ' t see our friend in person , but rather he was featured in the documentary , briefly speaking about the period when the film was made , about one - fifth of the way into the film . i was shocked by teh revelations on stanley kauffmann , who has always been my favorite film scribe over the years . crowley was present at a q & a that followed the preceeding show . sorry for the diversion , i will get back on track with my next comment here .
the film has a real sense of physicality and corporeality , whether in the tv studio sequences of the first half or the seashore idyll of the second half , in which rozier potently captures the feel of the sun and the ocean , the girls in their bikinis and one - pieces , the laughter and jealous rivalry during the car rides along scenic winding roads that crawl , serpent - like , towards no place in particular .
ed , you have me salivating over this one , which i ' ve never seen , though have heard of . that remarkable comparison with breathless and the 400 blows as a maiden effort is telling enough , but your subsequent celebration of the film ' s bevy of buffo sequences further explores the exceeding excellence which reminds me of mike leigh in ways and bresson in others . ( episodic feel , amateur shoot , non - professional actors ) and the exhilaration you speak of reminds me of renoir ' s une partie de campagne . you ' ve really peeled off the layers of this film to produce yet another masterful essay that sits with your finest . i really must seek this out pronto . no lip service here .
i figured you for a fan of this one , david . i ' m glad you mentioned the looong goodbye of the ending , a very moving sequence that really does make it seem like the girls are waving goodbye to their youth , to their innocence , and not just to the guy they spent the summer with . the ending just keeps going , with the girls running along the rock walls to keep the ship in view , as though they ' re reluctant to let go , to let michel — and their youth — slip out of view . it ' s very touching . interesting connection to celine and julie , i can definitely see it . i know both rivette and rohmer praised the film when it first came out , and it ' s easy to see why . in various ways it complements both of their aesthetics , with its improvisation and emphasis on femininity ( michel becomes very much a secondary character in comparison to the girls ) and its obvious affection for youth . sam , it ' s definitely one to seek out ( and i bet allan has seen it and / or has a copy ) . of the names you cite , there ' s not the least trace of bresson here , but renoir and leigh are pretty good reference points . really , though , it ' s very much a new wave film in every way , and as such it fits mostly comfortably beside the early works of truffaut and godard , as well as predicting in some ways the later films of rohmer ( the summery locales , the sensuality of youth , the deceptively light mood wrapped around deeper and more melancholy themes ) . ( and thanks for the info on the david sighting ! sounds cool . )
so glad making the boys is finally coming out . they shot me for it several years back . haven ' t seen mart in quite awhile . he ' s a swell guy , and the film shows why . especially interesting are the home movies shot at roddy mcdowell ' s beach house with judy garland and rock hudson present . it just doesn ' t get any gayer !
laurent , thanks so much for checking in . it ' s an extraordinary film and your mother gave a wonderful performance in it , so much so that i was startled to see that she didn ' t go on to act more .
bonjour , excuse delayed response . she is looking to do some vo work in nyc / boston area when not in france . also may do a special screening sometime this year where she will discuss this little film once we track down rest of cast . best , laurent
this is in response to the poster who was told untruths about stanley kauffmann . stanley kauffmann was a great champion and friend to the lgbt community . the slam against kauffmann is absolutely false , a lie that ' s made the rounds through retelling by acolytes of the alcoholic edward albee . kauffmann argued forcefully in the nyt that gay theater artists should have exactly the same rights as straight playwrights , including the right to have gay sex scene onstage . he was a great friend to to our community . too bad people are still spreading lies about a champion to our community , beloved by lgbts including susan sontag , martin duberman , eric bentlely , among the most brilliant minds of the 20th century . don ' t believe the lies . in his reviews he argued for transgendered kids to wear dresses or jeans , their preference to school , he championed the conccept of lgbt teachers being frank with their students about their lives as lgbt cintizens in this country , in theatre he is responsible , as the village voice reported from a writer who studied with kauffmann , for hundred of lgbts jobs in theatre and film over the decades . again , please do believe the lies spread by edward albee ' s acolytes who know the truth . edward albee even wrote a letter of congratulations after kauffmann wrote his piece . edward albee got furious because he , and other critics , hated his new play , including lgbt critics . albee , severely alcoholic , blamed kauffmann for his loss of standing . he never apologized for his drunken , disgraceful behavior , nor have his acolytes . just because someone is gay , it does not follow he tells the truth . i remember reading an article in the advocate that charged penelope gilliatt with being a homophobe what a damnable lie . she wrote an essay supporting lgbt rights , including marriage and adoption in the 1950s in england . her short stories included lgbt characters . she wrote the screenplay to sunday bloody sunday , most of her best friends were gay , including playwright joe orton . but the advocate called her homophobic . . another disgraceful lie against a straight supporter . don ' t believe albee ' s acolytes . on their side , it ' s all a dirty melange of lying and character assassination .
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in his first feature , made in 1960 , the director jacques rozier celebrates youth , beauty , and exuberance in the shadow of france’s dirty war in algeria . the title alludes to a playful contest between two teen - age girls , juliette ( stefania sabatini ) and liliane ( yveline céry ) , for the heart of michel ( jean - claude aimini ) , a young parisian television technician two months away from his mandatory military service . their lighthearted yet earnest flirtations in the city lead to a shaggy - dog ramble through corsica , but the knowledge of how it must end—with michel’s deployment to algeria—tinges the carefree wanderings with a worldly sadness . rozier revels in the new era of rock music and club med , and his wondrous images raise the delicate rituals of adolescent courtship to a poignant comic grandeur . the girls’ two - minute jaunt through the streets of paris in quest of a pay phone feels like a dance that should never end . in french .
michel plans one last fling before being sent to algeria on military service . only slowly does he realise that the girls he takes with him on holiday love him for who he is , not for what he pretends to be .
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after seeing kiju yoshida’s debut film good for nothing ( 1960 ) , we can add the filmmaker’s name to the rare list of studio directors . . .
i liked the group in this film much more than the one on jules et jim . perhaps because there are two women involved here and not only one .
je considère ces danses brutales comme l’expression parfaite de la sécheresse de cœur de la jeunesse actuelle .
a reminder that it ' s not enough to have the stylistics of the
french new wave
- - even those can be lifeless if the story and characters have no feeling .
une petite histoire racontée avec un grand souci d ' authenticité , de spontanéité et de vivacité . premier long métrage de jacques rozier où le charme et la gaité se partagent allègrement l ' écran en toute jeunesse et sympathie . . . urltoken
our daily free stream ( . . . ) ein amateur film , vermutlich mit zu vielen dialogen und dabei etwas prätentiös - aber mit dem swing der nouvelle vague ! wundervolle bilder , paris im tango rhythmus und ein soundtrack voller popstücke der zeit . irgendwie bekommt man richtig lust dabei , es selbst einmal zu versuchen !
an important if little known nouvelle vague film . the youthful spirit of the story about a young man , his two female companions and his last summer of freedom embodies the movement perfectly .
michel is a young technician in the fledgling tv industry and is due for military service in two months at the time of the algerian war . juliette and liliane are inseparable best friends , and aspiring actresses , who hang around outside the tv studio . michel invites them in to watch , flirts with them both , and dates them separately and together . when michel goes on a holiday to corsica , just before he is drafted , the girls follow .
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aris , in the summer of 1960 . michel is a young frenchman who , just before he is due to start his military service in algeria , works as a television studio trainee . this is how he comes to meet two attractive young women , liliane and juliette , two aspiring actresses who , alas , have only enough talent to appear in the worst kind of television programmes . to make the most of the summer before he is drafted into the french army , michel decides to take a long holiday on the island of corsica . the two girls agree to accompany him and share his last few weeks of freedom . . .
was enthusiastically received by the critics and immediately singled out as one of the most emblematic films of the french new wave . yet it wasn ' t directed by one of the established pillars of the nouvelle vague - françois truffaut , jean - luc godard or jacques rivette - but by an unknown , first - time film maker jacques rozier , who would always remain a peripheral , almost forgotten figure of the movement and aesthetic that his debut film so perfectly epitomised . the importance of
isn ' t that it encapsulates the french new wave , but that it reflects so much of the character of the era in which it was made . with its spontaneous celebration of youth and life , it vividly evokes the joie - de - vivre and freedom of the 1960s , but there is also an underlying and unmistakable sense of melancholia through its discrete allusions to the algerian war . as in agnès varda ' s
( 1964 ) , rozier ' s film leaves us with a tragic awareness of the transience of youth .
( 1960 ) . he envisaged making a film about the war in algeria but , this being too sensitive a subject at the time , he was steered towards a more anodyne story about a young man enjoying his last few months of freedom in the company of two pretty young girls before taking up his military service . with minimal resources , rozier encountered no end of problems whilst making the film and at the end of a gruelling twelve - month shoot he was shocked to discover that he had lost the entire soundtrack for the film .
as virtually all of the dialogue had been improvised there was no script to fall back on , and so rozier had to painstakingly reconstruct the dialogue from scratch , trying to get as near a synchronisation with the lip movements of his actors as he could . meanwhile , de beauregard had totally lost confidence in the film and sold it back to rozier , to do with it whatever he chose . two years after beginning work on the film , rozier was able to present the completed film at the cannes film festival in 1962 , where it received a rapturous welcome . despite the critical acclaim that came its way ,
was not a great commercial success and rozier would have difficulty financing his subsequent films . his output as a filmmaker was modest in scale but it reaffirmed his standing as one of france ' s most committed auteurs . his later films
( 1986 ) are all significant achievements and mark rozier out as an auteur apart .
michel is a young technician in the fledgling tv industry and is due for military service in two months at the time of the algerian war . juliette and liliane are inseparable best friends , . . . see more »
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michel is a young technician in the fledgling tv industry and is due for military service in two months at the time of the algerian war . juliette and liliane are inseparable best friends , and aspiring actresses , who hang around outside the tv studio . michel invites them in to watch , flirts with them both , and dates them separately and together . when michel goes on a holiday to corsica , just before he is drafted , the girls follow . written by will gilbert
awards : * grand prix des rencontres internationals de prades 1962 . * grand prix de la fédération française des ciné - clubs 1963 . * ducat d ' or du festival de mannheim 1963 * prix du meilleur premier film d ' oberhausen 1963 . see more »
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this arty new wave film marked the directorial debut of jacques rozier , and almost finished him commercially . a vacationing television technician ( jean - claude aimini ) falls in love with two teenage girls ( yveline cery and stefania sabatini ) in the months preceding his induction into the military . the girls plot revenge when they discover his two - timing , but one of them has already fallen in love with him . rozier did not make another film for over a decade following this one ' s crashing failure . ~ robert firsching , rovi
rozier revels in the new era of rock music and club med , and his wondrous images raise the delicate rituals of adolescent courtship to a poignant comic grandeur .
aimini plays that familiar figure of ' 60s cinema , the young man awaiting his call - up papers . he works in a tv studio ( very droll , these scenes ) where he meets two girls , best friends , whom he joins for a holiday in corsica . relationships flare and fizzle , ending with the girls on the quayside and the lad on board ship , the war in algeria beckoning . rozier ' s methods were improvisational , and evidently he cast on appearance and manner rather than on acting talent . the result is a bit long - winded but très nouvelle vague , with a hidden camera tailing the characters through summery paris streets , a bunch of franco pop oddities on the soundtrack , and a quick glimpse of jean - claude brialy .
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contemporary love story of a young television engineer and his affair with girls , while waiting for his call up papers .
in this wednesday , may 9 , 2012 file photo britain ' s queen elizabeth ii sits next to prince philip in the house of lords as she waits to read the queen ' s speech to lawmakers in london . britain ' s prince philip on wednesday aug . 2 , 2017 retires from solo official duties . over the decades he has become renowned for his stalwart support of his wife , queen elizabeth ii . ap / alastair grant , file
london — for over 65 years , he has been the unwavering presence alongside britain ' s longest - serving monarch , the consummate consort and royal representative .
on wednesday prince philip , 96 , made his 22 , 219th — and final — solo public engagement , braving heavy rain to meet royal marines at buckingham palace .
the royal appeared in good spirits , waving to cheering crowds and joking with the soldiers , who have completed a 1 , 664 - mile ( 2 , 678 - kilometer ) trek to raise money for charity .
britain ' s prince philip , in his role as captain general of the royal marines , talks to troops as he attends a parade on the forecourt of buckingham palace , in central london , as it rains wednesday aug . 2 , 2017 . yui mok / pool via ap
you all should be locked up ,
he quipped , making the soldiers laugh .
philip announced he was stepping down from public duties in may . the royal , known for his sense of humor and gaffes , recently joked about his big retirement day , telling celebrity chef prue leith :
i ' m discovering what it ' s like to be on your last legs .
also known as the duke of edinburgh , he will still appear at queen elizabeth ii ' s side — from time to time — as the 91 - year - old monarch soldiers on .
philip is patron , president or a member of over 780 organizations , with which he will continue to be associated — but he won ' t play an active role by attending engagements . the queen supported the decision .
wednesday ' s event marks a major landmark for the man born prince philip of greece and denmark in corfu on june 10 , 1921 , to princess alice of battenberg and prince andrew of greece . amid the upheaval of the military coup that overthrew his uncle , king constantine , in 1922 , the family fled .
king george v , the queen ' s grandfather , sent a royal navy cruiser to evacuate philip ' s family and he was whisked to safety in a cot made from an orange box . later , he rarely saw his parents and went to school in germany and britain .
philip has had a long association with the military and had once had promising military career . he joined the royal navy as a cadet in 1939 and served during world war ii , winning mention in dispatches for service aboard the battleship hms valiant at cape matapan , on greece ' s peloponnesian peninsula . he rose to the level of commander .
two years after the war ended , philip married the future queen at westminster abbey when she was 21 and he was 26 . he renounced his greek title and king george vi made him the duke of edinburgh . his career came to an abrupt end with george ' s death in 1952 . at the queen ' s coronation in 1953 , philip swore to be his wife ' s
liege man of life and limb .
he settled into a life supporting elizabeth in her role as queen and they had four children — charles , anne , andrew and edward .
philip has given 5 , 496 speeches , written 14 books and gone on 637 solo visits overseas .
he ' s championed environmental and conservation issues , and has interests in science , engineering and industry . an accomplished sportsman , he played polo regularly until 1971 . he earned his raf wings in 1953 , his helicopter wings in 1956 and his private pilot ' s license in 1959 .
this is a june . 2 , 1953 file photo of britain ' s queen elizabeth ii and prince philip , duke of edinburgh , as they wave to supporters from the balcony at buckingham palace , following her coronation at westminster abbey . london . ap / leslie priest
all that activity has led to overall good health . but philip has been admitted to the hospital on a number of occasions in the last few years for abdominal surgery , bladder infections and a blocked coronary artery .
many of his health issues are related to sports . he has arthritis in his right wrist and broke a bone in his ankle from playing polo . he developed a rheumatic condition of the tendon in the hand after a taking a fall in polo .
he takes the stairs rather than elevators and can still fit into the uniform he wore for his wedding . he was only seen wearing hearing aids for the first time at a palace reception in 2014 at the age of 93 .
philip , who enjoys a slightly wicked turn of phrase , has poked fun at himself and his advancing years . in a letter to the oldie magazine in 2011 , he said he appreciated being named
consort of the year .
there is nothing like it for morale to be reminded that the years are passing — ever more quickly — and that bits are beginning to drop off the ancient frame ,
he wrote .
but it is nice to be remembered at all .
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