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Oldies But Goldies: Morrissey At Radio City Music Hall 2012 And Boston Opera House 2014
(Yes, folks, here come the rumors one more time: Moz to play New York, three times, this summer… when last promised, two years ago, he cancelled his gig at Barclay Center literally days before he was meant to perform. Helen Bach did manage to see a high as a kite Moz in Boston, and I did manage to see him at Radio City, three years ago… go back in time with us.. IL)
Helen Bach reviews the Boston Opera House Set, June 8th, 2013
So what happens when you have a virus and two days later have a concert in an amazing old hall? You suddenly are cured of course but in the meantime you ditch your opening act (thanks man) and you have an almost lighthearted approach to your set. Odd.Lets get the bad out right away. I understand that the giving Kristeen Young the ax was unexpected but allowing your audience a 6:30 door for a 7:30 show knowing full well you're not coming on til 9- is fucking absurd. Change the door times. We easily could have grabbed drinks or had a walk instead of being jammed into the venue with blaring classical piano bashing our brains. It was thoughtless, it was arrogant and it was rude.
As Mozzah sat back stage with a mojito reading tour books I was looking at the back of some idiots head while he screamed to a friend on his cell phone- he's lucky he is alive I wanted eject him myself. But after this horrible wait and the change over to the "Moz' pre show playlist (shout out to Chrissie Hynds, Dark Glasses!) we were treated to the PETA film "Someday" which brought tears to my eyes and was immediately followed by The Ramones "Loudmouth"… I nearly died in a good way.
So there he is opening with 'The Queen Is Dead" and suddenly all was right with the world. Looking healthy (ahem) and vibrant he belted out tunes that we needed to hear after the terror of thinking he would cancel this show. But wait what? He wasnt playing for joe average fan- he was playing for HIS fans and it was a joy to behold.
The sound in the venue was atrocious but just from the mezz. It was the orchestra kids got the best sound but it was a massive problem for others. The highs were far too high and the distorted and at first I thought it was just the videos but no- it was the show as well and if not for the incredible work from drummer Matt Walker I would be going off on how weak the band was. The 'Dirt" t-shirts actually fit- muddled and awkward.
But Morrissey how you glowed. With witty antidotes and smart remarks of Historical Boston ( with the worlds smallest 'suspension bridge'–which slurred terribly) and naming off all the famous people who played the Opera house (he named all of the Golden Girls… ) but he really had a sense of calm and easy for an "Evening with Morrissey" it was more a casual night with the guy. He didn't get upset with himself or the crowd when minor lines flubs occurred. Rare if not unheard of. He truly went with the flow.There was no prima donna attitude, there was no smug.
Boston you didn't disappoint. You're notoriously my least favorite city and when the crowd started walking out (for lack of hits) or sitting down or dashing out (during Meat Is Murder) your lack of fandom and lack of manners and couth were showing. But it wasn't meant for you- it was meant for us.
The set list included songs from the upcoming "World Peace Is None Of Your Business" including the title track, "Istanbul", the premiere of "Kick The Bridge Down The Aisle"( it was fabulous) So welcome back Moz, you were missed and I am so happy and so honored to be part of your return to tour. I dont know what I awould have done if you had bailed on me- (I'd have been pissed!) Strong and brave and doing what he wants. Great show- shit sound- amazing man.
Set List
1. The Queen is Dead 2. You Have Killed Me 3. Certain People I Know 4. Ganglord 5. I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris 6. Kick the Bride Down the Aisle 7. The Bullfighter Died 8. Trouble Loves Me 9. World Peace is None of your business 10. To Give The Reason I Live 11. Life is a Pig Sty 12. Istanbul 13. Yes I Am Blind 14. Earth is the Loneliest Planet 15. Meat is Murder 16. Speedway 17. Asleep 18. The First of the Gang to Die
Iman Lababedi Reviews The Radio City Set, October 10th, 2012
In 2012, Morrissey reached that place he has been aiming for since, if not the start of his career, certainly by The Queen Is Dead. He joined a pantheon of English singers of the pre-rock and roll era, folks like Frankie Vaughn and Anthony Newley: big, oversized, baritone braced belters of popular English pop. Hungover from the old world of Opera singers, everything these guys huge voices dealing with big emotions,were used to batter the platitudes into the ground.
This became clear, Morrissey's intentions became clear, late in his Wednesday night set at Radio City Music Hall and not during the middle, controversial "Meat Is Murder" section. "Meat Is Murder" was very, very powerful, a beautiful (I realize that isn't the word), crafted piece of propaganda, which ended with his three piece rock band playing a saw cutter streamlined sound, as terrifying as anything as you will ever see, while the images, a bull having its testicles cut off, chicken, fish, calves being force fed, plays itself out. Yes, it was art, it was brilliant. But it wasn't the point.
Starting late in the set with his unreleased "People Are The same Everywhere", and continuing through two Smiths covers and two songs off Year Of Refusal, the set reached its apotheosis, its ultimate reason for being: four brilliant vocals and a fond adieu. Look, Morrissey has always had the deeply felt voice, the boom of opera to the ephemera of pop it is what he does. But he has grown as a singer, Thursday night he ululated, he scatted, he trilled, traversed lines, bars, through sheer brute power, he belted himself to the engine of his band and roared forth. At 53 years old, with his mane of silver and light lavender shirt and wandering jaw line, he looked the role he had become.He looked like the sepia pictures he placed on so many of the Smiths record sleeves, like he could be singing next to the Francois Hardy on a double decker during the videos that played earlier. There is no doubt he could have had the audience in the palm of his hand, if he had just manipulated his setlist with a little cunning, that became abundantly clear when "Still Ill" floored us. He dismissed cunning for a concert built to express his artistic ambitions. And his ambition…?
Think of the David Bowie who covered "Wild Is The Wind", subtract the youth and coke addled paranoia, add Tom Jones and subtract the rock, throw in Newley and subtract the dancehall… then add a layer of emotional turbulence and songs, words, that express an abiding tiredness, cynicism, disheveled glory in love and mix very hard and you have where Morrissey has found himself. And finally add to this a certain type of lyricism that takes the blowhard nonsense of English pre-rock pop and blows the erudite wisdom of Patron Saint Oscar Wild at it, and then turns up the heat to 11. "You have killed me" is a typical sentiment. Obviously he is not dead. Girlfriends are in comas, rumors prove true, the men he loves are not just men but hard cases, they are James Fox in "Performance" or Spring-Heeled Jim, who will do but never be done to. He channels himself into the man who desires the men he wants to be. It is a bizarre narcissism. And it has always been fascinating but especially as he has moved away from "well, nevermind nevermind".
The band were excellent, especially the bassist who gave every song a buzzsaw like the opening of "Meat Is Murder", and which plays in the back of your mind, through so much of the set. Before the encore, everybody leaves the stage except for the bassist who slices and dices the stage. Remember, appearance notwithstanding, this was not a rock and roll set. These were deep English pop ballads. But played as rock and roll. Very, very impressive band.
But it took Morrissey awhile to get to where he was going with this set, and it cost him a portion of his audience, who lost interest circa "Meat" and didn't come back. The first hour wasn't a wash, but it was the mediocrity that seemed to have infected his Waterbury gig last week. When Morrissey spoke, he spoke in soundbites. Before "You're The One For Me, Fatty" he warned, "Not too much excitement, careful" and near the beginning of the show advised the audience "don't let the feeling go to waste". Staring around Radio City, he provided the pun of the evening, "It is hard to create an atmosphere", he said, before a killer one liner, "Breath in, breath out". Later, "Are you still breathing? Do you feel anything? How do you know?". He changes the "nevermind" on "Shoplifters" suggesting he does mind, and he touches fingertips with fans near the front of the stage during "Throwing My Arms Around Paris". He strips off his sopping wet with sweat shirt and throws it to the audience. Worries about whether he embarrassed himself on "Colbert". Entirely taken up with the performance, still, he isn't reaching the fans the way he deserves to. If he had just thrown in a few of his bigger songs. For the casual fan, all there is is "Shoplifters" really. He skipped "Maladjusted".
At the time, sitting in the second mez, and wondering why nobody uses close circuit TV any more, I was restless at points. My pleasure in the set now doesn't reflect the pleasure I felt at the time. I was doubtful, waiting patiently for the set to ignite, and when it did ignite, because it hit fire in a way I didn't expect it to, I nearly missed it.
Why should "One Day Goodbye Will Mean Farewell" be so devastating? It isn't devastating on Year Of Refusal, why does it blow a hole through your heart here? Why doesn't that brilliant ending go on and on, and just devour your heart? Because, Morrissey was great while his set wasn't great. Morrissey got to that place where his art was transmigrated into pure feelings even on a song not among his best. Just as he always planned to.
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The Benton County Democrats will hold their annual leadership awards banquet at 5:30 p.m. May 18 at the Hanford Reach Interpretive Center.
Margaret Munro will receive the Norm Miller Democratic Leadership Award for her service to the local Democratic Party. The Rising Star Award will be presented to Leo Perales for his involvement in local political issues.
Dulce Gutierrez and Carmen Mendez of the Yakima City Council will give the keynote address, providing insight into Yakima's conversion to district-based elections system following a court ruling.
Gutierrez and Mendez are among the first Hispanics elected to the Yakima council.
Tickets are $75 per person, $60 for seniors. Contact Jay Clough, 509-551-9986, for information. There is no admission at the door.


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homemade vegetable lasagna made with baby spinach, zucchini, yellow squash and ricotta in every layer and topped with our house pomodoro sauce
papperdelle pasta and fresh salmon tossed in a creamy white wine sauce. topped with pangrattato and parsley
linguine pasta and fresh shrimps tossed in white wine, lemon juice and fresh garlic. topped with pangrattato and parsley.
pappardelle pasta dressed in home made carbonara made with bacon and pulled chicken white meat, shitake and portobello mushrooms, white wine and cream
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#6 in a series of guest blog posts by Seattle Aquarium beach naturalists Bobby Arispe and Jen Strongin.
I can't believe my first beach naturalist season is getting into the home stretch. I have one more shift coming up towards the end of the month at Saltwater State Park. Since I was not scheduled for a shift this past weekend, I thought I would recap the training process and share my favorite photos.
The newbie training started in May with evening classroom time at the Seattle Aquarium. There were over 60 new volunteers and we were eager to start learning. We got to get hands-on with anemones, urchins and even a really large moon snail. In the weeks that followed, we learned a lot about the nearshore—the area between the forests and into the shallow waters. The nearshore is essential to all of the creatures that live in the Puget Sound. We took a (figurative) deep dive in the lives of salmon and learned how integral a healthy ecosystem is for these fish, as well as orcas. We learned about algae, plankton, ocean acidification and tides. During that classroom session, we got a microscopic view of all the life that's in a couple drops of seawater, pulled right out of Elliott Bay. And then we got cake! An amazing cake representing the nearshore and intertidal zone, complete with fondant sea stars and nudibranches, candy straw tube worms, and fondant salmon.
Our first on-the-beach training at Saltwater State Park got canceled due to storms and high wind, but a few weeks later we all met at Carkeek Park to work on identifying the many creatures that live in the low tidal zones. We had our guidebooks and the knowledge of beach naturalist captains as we explored the beach. We also focused on the nearshore, and walked through the edge of the forests and streams that feed into the Sound.
Our next training beach walk was on South Alki, where veteran beach naturalists joined us. It was exciting to learn from so many different people, each with their own favorite creatures and knowledge.
After all of our studying and reading, we got our official red hats and nametags at the final training session at the Seattle Aquarium. All of the beach naturalist volunteers and staff were present for that evening's session. We learned about the importance of eelgrass and the Washington Department of Natural Resources' efforts to track, study and recover the dwindling eelgrass beds. We also learned how the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is using mussels to monitor and measure the water quality of the Puget Sound.
And then it was dress rehearsal time. I was scheduled at Lincoln Park. I got to put on the red hat and the many-pocketed vest and practice my beach conversations. Our group got to see an octopus, which I am pretty sure is a rite of passage for a new beach naturalist.
Before signing up to volunteer, I really had questioned whether I could find the time to volunteer. It seemed like a lot of commitment: the evening classes; shifts on the beach. The chance to learn something new and feel a deeper connection to the waters that surround me made the time worth it in the end. I was able to fit in the training and beach shifts around a busy work week. I encourage anyone with a passion for the sea to sign up next year. Not only will you learn many new things, you will be encouraging future marine biologists and scientists—modeling proper beach etiquette and creating an interest in conserving and protecting our waters. I know that I am hooked and will continue to volunteer with the Seattle Aquarium.
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Bobby is new to the Beach Naturalist program, joining after encouragement from a co-worker who is a seasoned volunteer.
His passion for the Salish Sea started when he and his wife moved to Seattle three years ago from San Antonio, Texas.
Bobby is an avid photographer and enjoys capturing his adventures of the Pacific Northwest. During the week you will find him biking to work where he leads a creative team at a local marketing agency.


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A pre-installed motor on this ultra light electric bed from Drive Medical allows you to adjust from standard to low height, suiting your ever-changing needs. A motor near the foot section of the bed lets either the patient or caregiver choose the proper height for them. And the motor can be assembled or disassembled tool free, even while the patient is in the bed. The bed is strong enough to withstand a weight capacity of up to 450 pounds yet features a caster that moves easily, making adjustments between 9.5"-20" deck height a cinch. In the event of a power failure, a 9-volt battery, located in the motor, can lower the head and foot sections up to nine times. A new-and-improved hand pendant includes large and easy-to-use controls. In addition to these various features, you can expect a durable and impact-resistant product that is easy to set up out of the box. The bed and features channel frame construction with zinc coated spring deck to provide superior strength and reduced weight. The end panels are washable, making upkeep of this bed quick and easy.Features and Benefits
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Headache and migraine is the most common problem among people now days. This is because of the increased stress level and hectic life style. People nowadays so busy in their lives forget about the importance of health and impact of healthy living. Suffering form the problems of migraine is really a painful experience leads to sever pain in the head and many other symptoms like vomiting etc. It affects the life of person both physically as well as mentally.
It has become one of today's most difficult problems to get rid of; as it has different impact on different person shows different symptoms. Scientists are still working on the causes and treatment for the migraines. Different people have different reasons for this type of headache. Few of the reasons are stress, hormonal fluctuations, perfumes, alcohol, plastics and allergies to certain foods. People who suffer the pain describe it as comparable to a hammer hit on one's head over and over again.
The severity of pain may last from 20 minutes to over a whole day. A normal migraine would not harm the patient mind or body function permanently, but prolonged the time of the migraine attack, which will cause unexpected harm to patient's mental health and body. In some of cases, we have seen patient could not move his or her eyes. Prolonged pain could cause long term neurological damage in the brain.
It is a serious problem and one must seek medical advice and get proper treatment for the disorder. Most of people are left with the choice of finding the temporary solution and treatment for such problem so they use various painkillers available in market. But these painkillers have side effects which may cause other problems in the body. Hence, Natural remedies are most often used these days.
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Orah at SXSW 2017
Friday, March 10, 2017
Come and meet Orah at SXSW 2017
It's the start of South by Southwest today! For the coming nine days Austin is once again transformed into a paradise for music, film and interactive media enthusiasts – and we're right in the middle of it!
Here's what we're up to in the coming days:
Orah at SXSW Tradeshow:
Meet our team and get to know our Live VR camera Orah 4i on the SXSW tradeshow. From Sunday, March 12th to Wednesday, March 15th, we'll be presenting the newest advancements of our camera on booth #115-117.
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Learn about live VR production and discuss advantages and challenges with other industry experts at our meetup on Tuesday March 14th from 2-3 pm. Our CEO Nicolas Burtey and our head of partnership Arnaud Paris will be speaking about the live VR production workflow, the importance of live as an immerse experience, and streaming options for live content. Location: JW Marriott Room #211-212. View the SXSW webpage information
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On Sunday the Emmy-nominated team of SubVRsive used the Orah 4i to provide an amazing live stream for Lionsgate: Oscar-winning composer Justin Hurwitz was at SXSW talking about La La Land and of course playing his amazingly beautiful soundtrack. Check out the full 360 Facebook live stream:
Orah at French Waves Music Showcase with La French Tech and Arte
See Orah 4i in action as it live streams the French Waves Music Showcase together with La French Tech and Arte on Tuesday, March 14, 9 pm to 2 am at the French House, Palm Door, 401 Sabine Street, Austin. You will experience a multi-sensory journey with two of the most promising producers of the French electronic scene!
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9.30pm – 12.30am – JACQUES (live)
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The season seven premiere of AMC's The Walking Dead has left fans around the world mortified after the gory death of two fan favorites, Abraham Ford and Glenn Rhee, at the hands of long awaited comic book villain, Negan.
Michael Cudlitz (Ford) knew a year and a half before hand that he was deemed "it". They spread a rumor that none of the cast knew who was it to stop internet trolls from spoiling the show for everyone. The peace sign to Sasha was added in last minute as a way for Cudlitz's character, Abraham, to express a creative way to say good bye.
Abraham's last words were a Cudlitz classic. Robert Kirkman (creator) let him pick his own last words. Glenn's last words couldn't have been more sad. After already being struck twice with Lucille he was barely able to mumble, "Maggie. I'll find you." His last words were taken as him expressing a belief in afterlife by fans. But Steven Yeun (Glenn) said he believed the words were just the first thing he could think of because he and his wife were separated in season four and his whole mind was focused on finding Maggie.
"I think Glenn was fighting to find words and 'Maggie, I'll find you' was a callback to another experience and another time when he really was trying to find her. Maybe it was a subconscious thought or maybe something he held onto for a while that was his driving force, and when he got smashed in the head, it just brought it to the forefront. There are so many ways to look at it." said Yeun, as reported in Counselheal.com.
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Others are drawn to the zombies too.
"I like how realistic the show seems, it's actually realistic and if a zombie apocalypse actually happened, it could be similar to the show," says Joey Rizzuto ninth grade Emerald student.
Many people were lured in from the first season. Although season two was the least successful out of the six completed seasons.
The Walking Dead is different than other shows in many ways. One is the amount of gore allowed to be shown and how relatable the characters are, they don't feel fake. Even the zombies themselves are different.
"It's my show because I attached myself to the characters and now I can't stop watching and it also holds my attention," said Rizzuto.
The Walking Dead is popular because Kirkman's take on zombies, called "walkers", revolutionized the idea of reanimated corpses feasting on people.
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This is how I roll. For the past 25 years, I have marked the end of summer not by devouring the closing page of the latest beach read or squeezing a lime into the final gin and tonic of the season, but by asking IT leaders, "What are you doing to prepare for the future?"
Two responses have typically predominated. Over the years, CIOs have said that they were either "fixing" IT or "focusing" IT on delivering what the business needs.
Here's some good news: This year's data indicates that "fixing IT" has all but disappeared from line-of-sight preparations for the future. I am pleased to report that in 78% of the Global 2000, IT does not suck. The various IT modernization efforts launched slowly and with limited funding in the shadow of the financial trauma of 2007-11 appear to have taken hold. Most of the "turnaround" CIOs who were airlifted into troubled IT shops have stabilized computational resources and succeeded in rendering enterprise IT nontoxic to key stakeholders.
The IT community is to be commended for this. We are talking about rendering a massively heterogeneous, mind-bogglingly complex array of technologies and methodologies that border on being unmanageable into a stable and value-producing asset. That was accomplished in the face of ridiculously low budgets, a vendor marketing approach in which more money is spent on golf outings and sporting events than on R&D or thought leadership, and a tragically tech-illiterate corps of executives. Kudos all around for the IT tribe.
Having gotten IT somewhere that was well worth going to, we still have to wonder what more the future holds. (It's a question that will expire only when we have no more future to look forward to.) Well, it would be nice if IT budgets went up, but we can't expect that anytime soon. I seriously envision a day when boards of directors will fire CIOs for not spending enough money on IT, but you don't need me to tell you that that day has not yet arrived.
And it isn't just our own budgets that matter. All IT practitioners wish that our suppliers spent less on the swag (pens, flash drives, T-shirts) they distribute at those out-of-date, pipe-and-drape trade shows, and more on investments in understanding. I'm a futurist first, but I'm also a realist. Vendors appear doomed to always overspend on the trivial and leave the hard work of figuring out how to use technology to make money and create mission value to the folks in the trenches.
Bear in mind, though, that while IT may not suck at long last, that won't last for long. Change is upon us. Is your organization prepared for the disruptions associated with the "SMAC stack" -- the mix of social, mobile, analytics and cloud? Have you adjusted your talent pipeline? Have you put in place the appropriate risk-adjusted "experimentation sandboxes" to gain experience with these technologies ahead of deploying them at scale? Have you created a network of smart people doing smart things on the edges?
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Postmodernism & the Modern Church (IV)
David Wells, in his latest book (that I highly recommend), wonders why the canopy of meaning has collapsed so completely on so many.[1] He believes that it's a stretch to conclude that meaning collapsed under the weight of individuals having read the works of postmodern intellectuals.[2] For some, no doubt, this might be the case, but we are talking very small percentages here. Can we decide what the predominant factors were in postmodern culture becoming postmodern culture? Certainly, the transition from one movement to another usually takes time and pinpointing precise dates can be an exercise in futility. We can approximate when pre-modern thinking gave way to Enlightenment ideology, but that's about as good as it gets.
We can also plot "trends," however, and since the Enlightenment there has been a growing trend of relativism in society, especially when it comes to biblical doctrine and ethics. In simple things, like tying our shoes, stopping at stop signs (unless you live in the Boston area where no one stops at stop signs), playing sports, and getting treated by our family physician, we're not relativists, but in ethical issues such as abortion, euthanasia, male and female homosexuality, and capital punishment, just to mention a few, many are consummate relativists. Some even in the Christian Church are trying to take the relativistic "smorgasbord" approach to new lengths.
That is to say, some postmoderns don't want to "buy into" the whole relativistic, nihilistic, lack of certainty about anything, words-have-no-meaning ball of wax. They recognize—perhaps intuitively—that this whole approach is untenable, but still want to search for something—anything—they can use. In other words, they want postmodern on their own terms, which is not at all surprising given the self-absorption of the postmodern and ECM crowd. But this really isn't anything new under the sun. Since the Enlightenment—and before to a lesser extent—non-Christians and nominal Christians both have borrowed heavily from Christianity in order to make sense out of life. For example, both groups might believe that shacking up is okay, but that Hitler was wrong. It's actually rather humorous to listen to non-Christians and nominal Christians explain their life and worldview. Some see no contradiction in having bumper stickers on their car that read: Save the whales. I'm Pro-Choice. This lack of thoughtfulness and coherent thinking transcends gender, language, and economic status.
We know, however, that the Bible is unequivocally clear both about shacking up and Hitler's pogrom. It is also very clear about hell, which Brian McLaren repeatedly and categorically refuses to acknowledge and it is also very clear about male and female homosexuality, which Rob Bell refuses to acknowledge. Moreover, it is clear about unbelief, swearing and stealing food from restaurants, which Donald Miller refuses to acknowledge. It is clear about fornication and foul speech, which Anne Lamott refuses to acknowledge. Here's the way the illogic works: Since the couple wants to shack up, they neglect or explain away the truth of Scripture on that issue, but are adamant that Hitler was bad news. You can say the same things about homosexuality, foul speech, and any other ethical issue. Postmoderns are as relativistic as their Modern counterparts. Yet, the postmoderns, including the ECM tribe, cast stones at those they call Moderns.
We might say many similar things about consumerism/materialism as it applies to our current society, the mega-church movement, and the ECM tribe. Wells is convinced that even though postmodern man descries consumerism, he cannot escape it. It's both funny and ironic that even though the ECM movement wants to distance itself from the materialism of their Modern forebears, their "conventions" are replete with the latest hi-tech equipment, gadgets. So what is it, then, that differentiates the mega-church generation from the ECM tribe? This is a tough question to answer because both seem to be looking for similar things just in slightly different ways. But there is a common denominator. Wells correctly asserts that "Modern consumption is about buying meaning for ourselves."[3]
That's a fascinating concept. The mega-church crowd attempted to buy meaning for themselves through materialism and through both church and secular entertainment. They bought meaning in the church setting by attending a service that catered to their real or perceived needs, entertained them sufficiently, and left them feeling good about themselves. Never mind that the service was "Bible Lite." It still tasted reasonably good and was less filling.
The ECM tribe buys meaning in the current church setting by attending a service or "gathering" that caters to their real or perceived needs, entertains them sufficiently, and leaves them feeling good about themselves. Never mind that the service is "Bible Lite." It still—vaguely—tastes reasonably good and is less filling.
In both settings the Bible is mentioned and sometimes "preached"—sometimes. Of course, now with almost two generations of biblically illiterate attendees we're back to the Middle Ages—One Thousand Years Without a Bath—in terms of the people not having much of a clue what the Bible teaches or any real concept of what the Church is and what her function is. I read a provocative response on a blog site today where an article was posted about How to Live an Authentic Christian Life—with the emphases on authentic and Christian.
One responder pointed out that in the entire article Scripture was only quoted twice and that out of context—which, by the way, is a hallmark of the ECM—and for the rest the article was replete with the ruminations of a philosopher. I found it amusing that a postmodern was falling into the same "how to" trap that the mega-church crowd loved some much and then how the Bible was all but ignored while a "favorite" philosopher was pushed upon the reader. In one form or another, that kind of thing has been happening since Heraclitus and Parmenides, Plato and Aristotle, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Fichte, Schopenhauer, Feuerbach, Marx, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and the list goes on. Philosophers come and go and cross each other out.
Both groups—mega-church and ECM—are interested in their own particular forms of consumerism. The ECM tribe believes that what is new is far better than what is old. For example, a friend of mine let me look at a copy of Rob Lacey's paraphrase of the Bible, The Word on the Street.[4] The Lord's Prayer is termed, "Template for talking to God." Here is how it goes: "God in heaven, you're our Dad. We respect everything you stand for. We want others to. Please bring heaven on earth: people living life your way, like the angels do. Please bring us what we need to keep us going each day. Please acquit us, as we cancel our grievances and throw them all away. Please pull us back from the edge of evil, if we're falling or being thrown. 'Cos you're all that matters; you're able to do it and you're to take the credit. You're on your own. It's your throne. Absolutely!"[5] Lacey also provides us with a number of new terms to explain biblical truth called "Upgrades."[6] I'm not sure who asked for the upgrades—which they really aren't. If anything they are condescending downgrades—but Lacey is more than willing to give us his take on biblical terminology.
Even the books or the Bible have been given new or additional names. Romans becomes "Paul to JLM (Jesus Liberation Movement—RG) Rome Branch." 1 and 2 Timothy becomes "Paul to Timo." 1 and 2 Peter becomes "Pete's Circular No. 1 & 2." 1, 2, and 3 John becomes "Jonno's Turkish Circular," "Jonno to a Local JLM," and "Jonno to Gaius," respectively. These titles will, without doubt, catch on the Church will change all that has been said and done for millennia in order to accommodate these very helpful and trendy words. And if you haven't heard them before it's only because you're still stuck in modernity.
What characterizes both the mega-church as well as the ECM tribe are the following: "…the rapid passing of fashions and ideas, the disappearance of stability, constant innovation, constant revision, repackaging, the new look, the newer than new product, the future always looming over the present."[7] Both groups became "bored" with church as they knew it. In fact, "bored" or "boring" is essential terminology for both groups. Lacey wrote his paraphrase to prove that the Bible isn't "boring." In fact, he promises to employ "an absolute minimum of religious words" in his style.[8] He exhorts us this way: "The main question is, Do the words get in the way of the story? If so, either change 'em or insist everyone goes to evening classes on Religious Speak."[9]
The mega-church crowd got bored quickly even though they were given the types of music and sermons they wanted. Therefore, if the church down the street was offering something more "cutting edge" they were quick to shop and hop. This left churches searching for new and more exciting, "over-the-top" ways of entertaining the audience. Innovation, revision, and repackaging became key words. People were quickly dissatisfied and seemed constantly searching for the "perfect" church. Whatever did not suit their desires was left behind like an old dishrag. No sorrow, no regrets, no compunction was expressed. It simply was no longer meeting their needs and making them feel good.
ECMers bear many of the family traits of the mega-church crowd. They too are quickly and easily bored and even though they claim not to be "consumers" in the final analysis they are certainly church consumers like their mega-church counterparts. Innovation, revision, and repackaging are essential words in their vocabulary as well. Both groups are about as self-focused and self-centered as you can get. It is about me, the consumer. I want a church congregation that is a lot like me. I want a community that is young and vibrant, that thinks like me, acts like me, agrees with me, and is about the same age as me. I. Me. I. Me. I. Me. I. Me.
Churches, unwisely, have sought and continue to seek to cater to this mentality. The mega-church movement was rife with this cater to the unchurched mentality and the ECM has fallen into the same mentality, just to a different tribe. Both groups tend to look like cartels. Rather than looking to the Bible for a true inner-generational model of what the Church should do and be, each group is looking out for number one—and I mean number one right down to the individual, who is the most important number one.
Wells observes, "Communication across generations, across disciplines, across specializations, and even within families has been made more and more difficult."[10] How can "Boomers" talk to "Xers" or "Xers" talk to "Builders," let alone to "Busters?" Actually, it can be done quite easily and in a spiritually healthy manner if people were simply to follow the Word of God. When that Word has real authority and sufficiency, lives are changed and silly pseudo-contradictions formulated by (pseudo-)intellectuals disappear.
As it stands now, however, the self-absorbed generations of the mega-church movement and ECM are only left with their own individual petite histoire. All that is left is "my" story and, in keeping with postmodern thinking, a story "no more compelling than anyone else's and no more true."[11] In essence, what postmodernism is is "a crisis within modernity even if postmodern thinkers want to take credit for the accomplishment."[12] Living without Scripture as your norm or standard or living in a scriptural smorgasbord where the autonomous individual picks and chooses what he or she retains and jettisons means that there is no narrative—none—which "connects together the events of life into a single form of meaning."[13]
To use the postmodern jargon, from a world that was once "centered' we now have one that is "decentered." Reality is fluid, changing, and always open.[14] Stubbornly, the secular and "religious" postmoderns continue to seek meaning, even or especially when they say they don't. In our next issues, we shall examine some of the glaring inconsistencies of those who attempt to give some semblance of meaning to that which they declare to be meaningless.
In Romans 6:5-11, the apostle Paul seems impervious to all of this talk about never being able to be certain about anything. In the fifth verse, he speaks about the certainty with which the Christian may know that he or she has been grafted into a real, vital union with Christ through faith. The tense of the Greek verb makes it abundantly clear. In the next verse, Paul contends that Christians know that their old self was crucified with Christ. In the ninth verse, Paul again returns to speak about knowing. He concludes these verses under discussion with an exhortation for Christians to "count" or "reckon" themselves dead to sin and alive to God in Jesus Christ. The Greek word alludes to a cognitive function.
In all of this, Paul has dismantled postmodern thinking. The ECM tribe wants us to believe—contrary to Scripture—that we cannot know things with certainty as Christians. The Bible speaks another language. ECMers don't like to use terms like "sin," which the Holy Spirit used repeatedly when he breathed out Scripture. Sin becomes "mess up."[15] To my mind—as a father of six and a grandfather of ten—and I have been taught by Scripture, there is a huge difference between messing up and sinning.In our next issue, we'll move beyond the ECM having no biblical worldview, to their having both no truth and no purpose.
[1] David Wells, Above All Earthly Pow'rs, (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2005), p. 75.
[2] Ibid.
[3] Ibid., 77. Emphasis his.
[4] Rob Lacey, The Word on the Street, (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2004).
[5] Ibid., 276-277.
[6] Ibid., 15-19.
[7] Wells, AAEP, 77.
[8] Lacey, TWS, 11.
[9] Ibid., 15.
[10] Wells, AAEP, 78.
[11] Ibid.
[12] Ibid.
[13] Ibid., 79.
[14] Ibid.
[15] Lacey, TWS, 361


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