The Provo Housing Market (pre-Econ 110)

I haven't had any classes dealing with supply and demand except three that were history classes that touched on it briefly.  But that doesn't mean I can't explain the phenomenon that is happening in Provo Utah right now.  Girls are trying to sell their apartment contracts but no one wants to buy them.  There are fewer girls living in the city. They all want to go on a mission and are leaving to serve the Lord.  I have a friend doing it.  She can't sell her contract.  So there is barely any market for women's apartments.  But that doesn't mean the price will go down.  In fact with the recent recession prices have gone up, but they always go up.
In a nutshell, it's disappointing right now.

Not That It Really Matters..

But I get very disappointed when someone in a show, make that a movie or whatever you watch, is supposed to be able to play the violin and they fake it.  And they fake it bad.  Always.
Very disappointed.  It is a curse, I suppose, that I know how to play well enough that I can tell that the main character on the screen is trying their best.  But that best, even if they've had a few beginning lessons and special training, just isn't enough to satisfy me.  Call me picky if you like, but you can't say that it is not impressive to see someone on the screen actually playing the violin.  Admit it, it just makes it so much more legit.
And isn't that the point of a movie?  To be able to see the action, see the drama played out and make it even more real than if it were in a book?  So why wouldn't you put out the effort to learn how to perfectly play the violin for your character who knows how to like a genius, if you really wanted to play the part?
Just sayin', not that it matters though.  Most people don't mind at all...