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** Text: There is a voice that doesn't use words... Listen! ~ Rumi **
A quick post about another dream which I feel has a relevant message.
I had to carry out an important duty, the details of which I either cannot recall or it wasn't made known in the dream. I was already prepped and ready to go (as per my previous dream post), but I became aware that the shoes I was wearing were too big. Not so big as to render them impractical, but certainly a couple of sizes larger than my feet.
I wanted to ask for a smaller pair of shoes, but received the knowingness that I had to wear the ones already on my feet. I got that the job or mission I had to perform required me to step into shoes that are bigger, but I would be just fine.
Upon waking, the message was very clear for me. When "the time comes", there's a great likelihood that we will be required to perform roles that we may currently feel are beyond our capabilities. We would think that we don't have the necessary skill or ability to get the job done (whatever "the job" is for each individual), but we'll actually be quite effective.
This is crucial for some of us to know. If you are like me, you may believe that you don't necessarily have a significant role to play, and you're just doing what you feel you can in your own little way to contribute to the Collective and be in service. However, you may actually have a vital and integral role to play and your mission, whatever it is, could be part of a critical process. You may think that you don't have any special skill, or that you are not sufficiently or adequately "qualified".
What this dream tells me very clearly is that when it's time to roll, we'll know what to do :)
Namaste and Blessings!


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I just wanted to thank everyone for their kind and supportive comments on turning 30. Especially you mom, thanks for confirming it's all downhill from here until I have grandkids. :) No seriously, I'm doing much better. Monday was kind of depressing but Tuesday was much better. And today we will be painting signs for our lemonade stand which is scheduled for Saturday afternoon. If you know where we live and are in Los Angeles, you are required to come.
Also, I always get a kick out of the posts that cause major spikes in blog readers. Apparently the Little Bean is quite popular.
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From Mark Pulver
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Paul Nugent (10:21 PM 1/11/98) wrote: >There's a review of a basic Serge Modular system in the most >recent issue of Keyboard. I didn't get a chance to read it thoroughly, but >it looked pretty decent. I was under the impression that they were _quite_ >expensive. Yeah, I think they're pricier than Doepfer, but in comparison to >other modular systems on the market (like Don Martin's modules) it is >right on. $250 for a standard VCO. Ummm, I guess I would have to mention that I found it incredibly odd that Keyboard did that review. My guess is that someone at Keyboard wanted to play with a Serge for awhile. It's hard to review a modular... A lot of the power of the machine is in the hands of the person with the patchcords. I've been in front of a number of different levels of modular gear, from a PAiA 2700 to a large Moog system on through a large Serge... In all cases, I don't think that I could tell you that I was ever disappointed with a system. As for comparing Don's modules with Serge... Having a Serge VCO in front of you is much different that having a Don VCO. I guess in the scope of talking about the basic Serge VCO it's more fair, but anything beyond that and you're looking at apples and oranges. Price wise... Expensive is relative. $7500 will get you a SKB case filled with what you saw in the Keyboard article which has many more sonic possibilites than what that $7500 will buy you from Don. Not that they will *sound* the same when it comes to a similar patch, but the tweakability of a Serge is unmatched by anything else on the planet. it's very hard to explain, but one possible concept is that it's next to impossible to patch a Serge in such a way that it won't produce a sound. ie, you can take an out from a sequencer straight to an amp and it will produce a very usable sound. The sequencer can be clocked into the audio range without falling apart which means that you can use the stage levels to shape a waveform. A lot of it depends on what you want to do with a modular. There are folks that MUST have a Moog sound, and they will do all that they can to get it. For them, it's the sound, not the fact that you can use a VCO as a filter like on a Serge. But, if you want the coolest "rave" stuff and the most incredible effects machine ever, then you don't want a Moog System 55. Serge and Moog are two different ways to spend your money. If you know what you're buying, you'll be happy either way. >Delta Music Research - has anyone seen their products, and if so, opinions? >I'd really like to see a picture of their modular system, as well as some more info. Do you mean the *original* DMR modular or the "new" ones that it looks like DMR is advertising in the back of Keyboard? I have an original one... If that's what you're looking for, then what would you like to know? :) Mark _________________________________________________________________________ Mark Pulver - http://www.wwa.com/~mpulver The "Son of The MIDI Wall" * Gear Wanted List!! ==> http://www.wwa.com/~mpulver/gwlist.html *


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The weekend will begin with an evening gathering in my garden in NE Portland with light refreshments, followed by slides and an informal lecture. The Saturday and Sunday sessions, also based out of my garden studio, will be a combination of lectures, exercises and field trips designed to inspire and inform, helping you be more successful in your garden-making. This multi-day approach allows for a broader range and more in-depth exploration of the topics.
We'll cover basic garden design principles -- providing an introduction to the garden planning process, as well as lots of food for thought and some great tools for helping you to create plant combinations with strong visual interest and seasonal flow in your garden.
Classes are held at my home garden & studio in NE Portland. There will be field trip(s) on Sunday, and possibly Saturday. Carpools for the field trips will be arranged Friday night.
Topics include:
- An introduction to the garden planning process - we'll get you thinking about your garden in new ways!
- Successful plant selection - right plant, right place. Selecting plants that are well-adapted to your site is a key element of successful gardening. We'll talk about specific plants for specific settings and situations; shady sites, sunny, dry gardens, screening, hedging, maintenance considerations ... there are plants for just about every situation, and solutions for every space.
- Tips for creating visually engaging planting combinations that deliver the ever-elusive all-season-appeal we often strive for when creating our gardens.
- Ideas for incorporating edibles into your garden in an ornamental and productive way. You'll come away with ideas for growing beautiful food, beautifully.
- We'll visit gardens that illustrate the design principles covered in the exercises and lectures -- discussing them on-site and in-person to further enhance our classroom activities.
- I garden organically and naturally and will emphasize these methods in my teaching.
Here's what students from previous classes are saying about the series:
"I'm a fan! Darcy's great, very knowledgeable and can communicate effectively, very organized"
"...[H]elped some things 'gel' for me in a way they hadn't before ... have a firmer grip on design principles and starting points for thinking about the garden ..."
"I would have expected it to cost more"
"Idyllic location"
"Great for home gardeners, not overwhelming"
"Thoughtful, well organized"
" Darcy is great; able to teach beginners and more experienced folks at once. Practical but very creative, approachable"
The Fall 2011 Get Growing! series is scheduled for Friday September 30th, 5 pm to 8 pm and Saturday and Sunday, October 1st and 2nd, from 10 am to 4 pm. Get Growing! costs $150 for HPSO members for the series ($165 for non-HPSO members), payable in full prior to the class. Act quickly, as class size is limited to 13.
TO REGISTER: go to the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon (HPSO) calendar page and follow the link to register or phone the Hardy Plant Society at 503-224-5718.


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The Public Theatre is requesting pictures and resumes from non-union actors for two roles in our upcoming season. Actors must be available to rehearse during the day (generally 11-7 daily) All roles are salaried. Local auditions will be held in early August by appointment only and readings will be from the script.
If you are interested in being considered for either of these roles, please send us a picture and resume by August 1st and we will contact you to set up an audition appointment if we are interested.
Please mail your picture and resume by August 1st to:
The Public Theatre
31 Maple St.
Lewiston, Maine 04240
Please indicate which role you would like to be considered for.
We are seeking actors for the following roles in the following plays:
THINGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME by Katherine DiSavino
Contract dates: Oct 1 - 28, 2018
MAX: The age of this role can be anyone 45-70, male or female with a Polish dialect, (Eastern European or Spanish dialect is also possible). Max is an immigrant apartment building superintendent, with self-serving work rules and habits who is more interested in sharing a glass of vodka with a tenant than fixing their door. He/she has a certain old world wisdom about them.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL adapted by Christopher Schario
Contract Dates: Dec 3 - 16, 2018
Belle/Fan/Narrator – Female, Attractive young woman, 20's-early 30's, earnest, loving. Must have a sense of humor, and the ability to play multiple roles and handle narration. This adaptation features a small cast playing multiple roles and one actor playing Scrooge. All actors perform narration of Dickens' text, as well as scene work. Both British dialect and Standard American Speech are used in this adaptation. Show requires versatile actors who make playful choices and are good with language.


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Virginia is for advertising
Somewhere in the cobblestone downtown of Richmond, Virginia, people are writing on walls, standing at desks, meeting in glass conference rooms and occasionally, when supervised, passing around an Emmy. All of these things and more are happening at the Martin Agency, a full-service advertising agency headquartered in the city. On Friday, January 27 members of JMU Ad Club visited the Martin Agency for a tour and to learn a little more about what goes on inside the beautiful building at One Shockoe Plaza.
The tour, led by Martin's Chief Communications Officer, Dean Jarrett, traveled up all floors of the agency, showcasing the creative and strategic talents of everyone in the company. Students learned about the different departments at Martin including, Account, Creative, Media and Social. 2015 JMU and Ad Club alum Allie Waller, now an Account Coordinator at Martin also joined the group. After the tour, Waller and Jarret answered students' many questions from "Should I go to portfolio school?" to "What's your favorite project that you've ever worked on?"
Haley Boerger, a junior Graphic Design and SMAD double major and Art Director for the Club said, "It was interesting to see the open and creative floor plan that the Martin Agency has built to enforce a constant creative flow of ideas." Beyond that, Boerger was "impressed to see how above and beyond the company goes for their clients. They once built a soccer field inside to show their willingness to work for their client."
The Martin Agency, recently named to Ad Age's Creativity Innovator List, has clients ranging from Geico to Oreo, Discover and Tic Tac. It has locations in Virginia, NY and London. On behalf of everyone that made this trip possible, thank you! As students and advertisers, we learned a lot and had fun along the way.
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By: Anne Hobby, Tumuaki (General Manager)
Ngā mihi mahana ki a koutou.
As we reach the end of our fourth year of operation, although young in service delivery terms, we are no longer in the establishmment phase. The past four years have given us some lessons that we can use to forge our own path for Māori wellbeing and this is reflected in our new Strategic Plan. Our Board has worked with management and staff to develop a more progressive strategic plan that looks towards prevention and addressing the determinants of health.
Much of the original business case and subsequent Nelson Marlborough DHB contract in 2014 was concerned with chronic conditions. Chronic or long term conditions are any ongoing, long-term or reoccurring condition that can have a significant impact on peoples lives (NHC 2007). This includes diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, mental illness, chronic pain etc. Many of our people are managing more than one of these condition at a time and this is stressful for everyone. While we are committed to looking after our people we are united in wanting to do more to prevent these conditions from forming.
Improved nutrition is the rongoa for most longterm conditions, and Te Piki Oranga is committed to getting a better understanding of how we can support whānau to maintain a healthy diet, starting with ourselves. We often say our mokopuna are our future so we need to look after them by not giving them sugary drinks. We can lead the way by having a healthy food policy and only serving healthy kai to our whānau and manuhiri.
Kia ora Koutou.
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Northampton Shoetown Starlets are the first junior team of Northamptonshire Roller Derby League.
The goal of Shoetown Starlets is to create a positive place for girls and boys aged 8-17 of every background, size, shape and skill level to develop leadership skills, friendship, self confidence and teamwork in a safe, fun & positive environment whilst improving their overall fitness with the incredible sport of Flat Track Roller Derby.
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Creating Imagined Dialogue: Give It a Try
Biff Barnes
In our previous post we discussed how to create imagined dialogue to enliven your family history book. We looked at
- How time and place might contribute to what ancestors thought and discussed
- Imagining the emotions they might have felt
- Examining retrospectively what motivated them at that time
- Using what you know about ancestors favorite expressions or style of speech
All of these things can help you to imagine how they would have sounded in a conversation.
Creating imagined dialogue is not as difficult as you may think. The best way to test that statement is to try doing it. To help out I'll give you two prompts to practice on. You won't have to think about your own ancestors here. Just imagine a conversation involving the people described in the prompt.
- It's 1937. A husband and wife in Enid, Oklahoma are sitting at their kitchen table of their farmhouse. The country has been gripped by depression for almost a decade. Oklahoma topsoil has been blowing away for almost as many years, creating what has come to be known as the Dustbowl. Several of the couple's neighbors have lost their farms to foreclosure. The couple fear the same fate. They have just received a letter from a former neighbor who moved to California with her family. After several months of looking for work the neighbor's husband has found a job as a laborer constructing the massive Shasta Dam just north of the small town of Redding.
Write the dialogue for the conversation the couple might have had.
- It's late 1942. A woman and her neighbor in Ypsilanti, Michigan are sitting at her kitchen table. The United States has entered World War II. Both women's husbands been drafted into the Army and shipped off to basic training. They will shortly be headed overseas. Some women in the town have already taken jobs at the Willow Run Aircraft Factory. The local radio stations and newspaper are filled with advertising calling upon other women to join those already at the factory. The women want to do their patriotic duty. They are also concerned with their responsibilities as mothers.
Write the dialogue for a conversation the women might have had.
There are no rules for what you should do. Let your imagination take over. We'd love it if you would share your results by posting them as comments. Have fun!


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Join us for our next informal networking event at the Cheeky Sparrow. Our Meetup's are casual and designed for members and non-members of all genders. Bring someone new and come meet the supporters of Women in Technology WA. Remember, we are "women focused, but men friendly", so please don't be shy!
As usual, we will be at the Cheeky Sparrow in Wolf Lane. Keep an eye out for our banners - you will find us upstairs. Tickets are $10 (incl GST) for all and include gourmet pizzas and other nibbles. There will be a cash bar. Tickets via Meetup or Eventbrite.


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Yesterday I published a post entitled…
This is a follow-up to that post to confirm and expand on the several actions that Conservative and Independent Americans need to take to restore this country to greatness. These are all personal opinions based upon conversations and input from thousands of Americans, and it is up to you to decide if you want to support these plans or to follow the direction of other options.
As a college graduate, a U.S. Army Veteran, a proven professional in many fields with 58 years of successful business experience, a Christian, and a devout Patriot of the United States of America, I ask for your active support in taking back our Country from the throes of many corrupt politicians. These politicians have found that they can vote and arrange privileges for themselves which are self-serving and are not in the best interests of the United States. No republic has ever lasted more than 200 years when politicians find that they can game the system…and many of our politicians are living in their own lavish paradise of power and wealth.
It is time that we applied the brakes to this corruption as our current leadership has decided not to abide by the United States Constitution. Our current President and Administration decide which laws they like and which they will enforce. Sorry Mr. POTUS, this is not the way that our country works and you really work for us sir, contrary to your personal beliefs.
Having said that…what actions do Concerned Conservatives need to take? These are personal actions that you need to take…get involved..if you are like me you wonder if all the calls and emails to our legislators ever do any good…let's take real action on the following…
Action Plan For Concerned Conservative Americans
We are fortunate to have thousands of individuals and organizations within the United States that have common goals and concerns about the illegal and lawless actions now being perpetrated on American Citizens. Millions are crying out…what can we do? What we must do my fellow Americans is to come together on our principles and our beliefs and take actions, lawful peaceful actions under the framework of the United States Constitution, to take back our country. There are many action plans underway and it is important that you understand and comprehend what they are and the importance of each so that we can be totally successful.
I will provide blog posts describing some of the most important actions. Our overall needs for action beginning with the following…
Operation American Spring
Visit this site http://patriotsforamerica.ning.com/ and read about what you can do to participate in a major peaceful movement to take back America! Read carefully the overall detailed plan of "Operation American Spring" and how you can participate. Join this organizations action plan through participation.
Repeal 16
HJ Res 104 will repeal the 16th Amendment which allows the federal government to levy the income tax
Our Tax System Is Broken
Today, our current tax system consists of over 73,000 pages! How can any one person understand something of this size?
You can't because there is nothing simple or easy about our current tax code. We can't find anyone who doesn't agree that our system is broken. Can you?
We have the solution.


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John Reese Money Mindset Creating Internet Wealth 2.0
Category: Tutorial
Posted on 2016-10-03, by voska89.
John Reese: Money Mindset + Creating Internet Wealth 2.0
WEBRip | English | FLV | 800 x 600 | AVC ~500 kbps | 30 fps
AAC | 112 Kbps | 44.1 KHz | 1 channel | ~4 hours | 940 MB
Genre: eLearning Video / Business, Job
How Much is Infmation Overload Costing Your Business? Infmation overload made me 'Mentally Paralyzed' leaving me sitting in front of the computer f hours but not actually doing any real wk. It seemed like everyday I'd learn even me stuff and make less money!
F most people, the simple fact is, even if they knew every possible traffic-generating secret, affiliate marketing trick, conversion tactic, and someone even handed them every profitable infoproduct market...
Without 6 essential "Money Mindset Facts" 99.8% of them will sadly stay programmed f mediocrity.
I finally started experiencing breakthroughs as an entrepreneur once I started to adopt what I call "Money Mindset Facts."
These are concepts and methods that not only helped me get passed the infmation overload, but helped me re-program my own mind to think about, plan, and move fward with making money in an entirely different way...
# Extreme Clarity About My Desires - figuring out exactly what I wanted in my life that I wanted my own business to provide f me.
# Maximum Focus On My Objectives - I had to remove a lot of negativity and other distractions that were robbing my focus.
# Apply Strategic Thinking - in der to successfully figure out what to do next I had to think strategically about my resources and what I had to wk with.
# Take Effective Action - it wasn't enough to just 'take action' and it came down to making the best moves.
# Reward My Progress - no matter how big small, it became critical to use a rewards system to remind my brain that my life was changing as a result of my actions.
# Analyze Results & Proceed - regardless of the results (positive negative) I had to learn to look at every result as an asset and figure out a systematic way to know what to do next.
John Reese - Creating Internet Wealth 2.0
REESE RULE # 1: Always do me than is expected of you.
*hire experts, found in specialized fums
*successfully marketed toy dinosaurs when he was young
REESE RULE # 2: If you don't take chances you won't receive
the biggest rewards.
*16 years old...photo
REESE RULE # 3: Being late to the game doesn't necessarily
count you out.
*he applied f several credit cards at the same day
REESE RULE # 4: Never rely on somebody else's data.
*$107,642.32 debt John Reese had befe he was 23 years old
REESE RULE # 5: Every result is an asset.
*Ask why it did not wk
*Entrepreneurs always buy hope --buying courses without taking action
REESE RULE # 6: The me action you take the me money you make.
*he had to take a job
*visualization...circling Psches he would like to buy
*reads ENTREPRENEUR magazine
REESE RULE # 7: Never let anyone tell you "It can't be done."
*Brainwash yourself that you'll be extremely wealthy.
If you die befe that happens, there won't be a difference.
*"The anticipation of death is wse than death itself."
*law of attraction
REESE RULE # 8: The only way to change your reality is to face reality.
REESE RULE # 9: If you want to succeed on the Internet you
must structure your marketing to mimic the
nature of the Internet.
*The Internet is evolving.
REESE RULE # 10: Dedicate at least 80% of your time and resources
to your primary web site.
REESE RULE # 11: The stronger your content
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Civilizationally and politically otherized from the point of view of the West, yet never colonized except incompletely and piecemeal, China occupies a privileged position in current discussions of world literature, standing as a test case for many of our notions of the category. Meanwhile, translation—upon which, of course, world literature, however defined, builds itself—has been undervalued and under-attended to in our current discussion of the Weltliteratur predicament. These are, in fact, related problematics: in Between the Lines, Cosima Bruno quotes a scholar devaluing translation to the effect that "poetry has traditionally been built of words with a particular history of usage in a single language—of words that cannot be exchanged for other words" (2), which scholar at the same time posits Chinese literature, as Jacob Edmond discusses in A Common Strangeness, as a case of national literature par excellence failing to withstand the onslaught of globalization and the "end of history" after the Cold War (95–124). The brilliance of the books under review here is how they address and redress both issues, showing how translation can not only ease the tension between Chinese and world literature, but also build a world literature with room for Chinese literature.
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Aquinas' Catena Aurea on John 6:47-59
Posted by Dim Bulb on June 22, 2011
This post contains commentary on verses 47-59.
Ver 47. Verily, verily, I say to you, He that believes in me has everlasting life.48. I am that bread of life.49. Your fathers did eat manna in the wilderness, and are dead.50. This is the bread which comes down from heaven, that a man may eat thereof, and not die.51a. I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever
AUG. Our Lord wishes to reveal what He is; Verily, verily, I say to you, He that believes in Me, has everlasting life. As if He said; He that believes in Me has Me: but what is it to have Me? It is to have eternal life: for the Word which was in the beginning with God is life eternal, and the life was the light of men. Life underwent death, that life might kill death.
CHRYS. The multitude being urgent for bodily food, and reminding Him of that which was given to their fathers, He tells them that the manna was only a type of that spiritual food which was now to be tasted in reality, I am that bread of life.
CHRYS. He calls Himself the bread of life, because He constitutes one life, both present, and to come.
AUG. And because they had taunted Him with the manna, He adds, Your fathers did eat manna in the wilderness, and are dead. Your fathers they are, for you are like them; murmuring sons of murmuring fathers. For in nothing did that people offend God more, than by their murmurs against Him. And therefore are they dead, because what they saw they believed, what they did not see they believed not, nor understood.
CHRYS. The addition, In the wilderness, is not put in without meaning, but to remind them how short a time the manna lasted; only till the entrance into the land of promise. And because the bread which Christ gave seemed inferior to the manna, in that the latter had come down from heaven, while the former was of this world, He adds, This is the bread which comes down from heaven.
AUG. This was the bread the manna typified, this was the bread the altar typified. Both the one and the other were sacraments, differing in symbol, alike in the thing signified. Hear the Apostle, They did all eat the same spiritual meat.
CHRYS. He then gives them a strong reason for believing that they were given for higher privileges than their fathers. Their fathers eat manna and were dead; whereas of this bread He says, that a man may eat thereof, and not die. The difference of the two is evident from the difference of their ends. By bread here is meant wholesome doctrine, and faith in Him, or His body: for these are the preservatives of the soul.
AUG. But are we, who eat the bread that comes down from heaven, relieved from death? From visible and carnal death, the death of the body, we are not: we shall die, even as they died. But from spiritual death which their fathers suffered, we are delivered. Moses and many, acceptable of God, eat the manna, and died not, because they understood that visible food in a spiritual sense, spiritually tasted it, and were spiritually filled with it. And we too at this day receive the visible food; but the Sacrament is one thing, the virtue of the Sacrament another. Many a one receives from the Altar, and perishes in receiving; eating and drinking his own damnation, as said the Apostle. To eat then the heavenly bread spiritually, is to bring to the Altar an innocent mind. Sins, though they be daily, are not deadly. Before you go to the Altar, attend to the prayer you repeat: Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. If you forgive, you are forgiven: approach confidently; it is bread, not poison. None then that eat of this bread, shall die. But we speak of the virtue of the Sacrament, not the visible Sacrament itself; of the inward, not of the outward eater.
ALCUIN. Therefore I say, He that eats this bread, dies not: I am the living bread which came down from heaven.
THEOPHYL. By becoming incarnate, He was not then first man, and afterwards assumed Divinity, as Nestorius fables.
AUG. The manna too came down from heaven; but the manna was shadow, this is substance.
ALCUIN. But men must be quickened by my life: If any man eat of this bread, he shall live, not only now by faith and righteousness, but for ever.
51b. – And the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.
AUG. Our Lord pronounces Himself to be bread, not only in respect of that Divinity, which feeds all things, but also in respect of that human nature, which was assumed by the Word of God: And the bread, He says, that I will give is My flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.
BEDE. This bread our Lord then gave, when He delivered to His disciple the mystery of His Body and Blood, and offered Himself to God the Father on the altar of the cross. For the life of the world, i.e. not for the elements, but for mankind, who are called the world.
THEOPHYL. Which I shall give: this shows His power; for it shows that He was not crucified as a servant, in subjection to the Father, but of his own accord; for though He is said to have been given up by the Father, yet He delivered Himself up also. And observe, the bread which is taken by us in the mysteries, is not only the sign of Christ's flesh, but is itself the very flesh of Christ; for He does not say, The bread which I will give, is the sign of My flesh, but, is My flesh. The bread is by a mystical benediction conveyed in unutterable words, and by the indwelling of the Holy Ghost, transmuted into the flesh of Christ. But why see we not the flesh? Because, if the flesh were seen, it would revolt us to such a degree, that we should be unable to partake of it. And therefore in condescension to our infirmity, the mystical food is given to us under an appearance suitable to our minds. He gave His flesh for the life of the world, in that, by dying, He destroyed death. By the life of the world too, I understand the resurrection; our Lord's death having brought about the resurrection of the whole human race. It may mean too the sanctified, beatified, spiritual life; for though all have not attained to this life, yet our Lord gave Himself for the world, and, as far as lies in Him, the whole world is sanctified.
AUG. But when does flesh receive the bread which He calls His flesh? The faithful know and receive the Body of Christ, if they labor to be the body of Christ. And they become the body of Christ, if they study to live by the Spirit of Christ: for that which lives by the Spirit of Christ, is the body of Christ. This bread the Apostle sets forth, where he says, We being many are one body. O sacrament of mercy, O sign of unity, O bond of love! Whoso wishes to live, let him draw nigh, believe, be incorporated, that he may be quickened.
Ver 52. The Jews therefore strove among themselves, saying, How can this man give us his flesh to eat?53. Then Jesus said to them, Verily, verily, I say to you, Except you eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, you have no life in you.54. Whoso eats my flesh, and drinks my blood, has eternal life; and I will raise him up at the last day.
AUG. The Jews not understanding what was the bread of A peace, strove among themselves, saying, How can this man give us His flesh to eat? Whereas they who eat the bread strive not among themselves, for God makes them to dwell together in unity.
BEDE. The Jews thought that our Lord would divide His flesh into pieces, and give it them to eat: and so mistaking Him, strove.
CHRYS. AS they thought it impossible that He should do as He said, i.e. give them His flesh to eat, He shows them that it was not only possible, but necessary: Then said Jesus to them, Verily, verily, I say to you, Except you eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink His blood, you have no life in you.
AUG. As if He said, The sense in which that bread is eaten, and the mode of eating it, you know not; but, Except you eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink His blood, you have no life in you.BEDE And that this might not seem addressed to them alone, He declares universally, Whoso eats My flash, and drinks My blood, has eternal life.
AUG. And that they might not understand him to speak of this life, and make that an occasion of striving, He adds, has eternal life. This then he has not who eats not that flesh, nor drinks that blood. The temporal life men may have without Him, the eternal they cannot. This is not true of material food. If we do not take that indeed, we shall not live, neither do we live, if we take it: for either disease, or old age, or some accident kills us after all. Whereas this meat and drink, i.e. the Body and Blood of Christ, is such that he that takes it not has not life, and he that takes it has life, even life eternal.
THEOPHYL. For it is not the flesh of man simply, but of God: and it makes man divine, by inebriating him, as it were, with divinity.
AUG. There are some who promise men deliverance from eternal punishment, if they are washed in Baptism and partake of Christ's Body, whatever lives they live. The Apostle however contradicts them, where he says, The works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, envyings, murders, drunkeness, revelings, and such like; of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God. Let us examine what is meant here. He who is in the unity of His body, (i.e. one of the Christian members,) the Sacrament of which body the faithful receive when they communicate at the Altar; he is truly said to eat the body, and drink the blood of Christ. And heretics and schismatics, who are cut off from the unity of the body, may receive the same Sacrament; but it does not profit them, may, rather is hurtful, as tending to make their judgment heavier, or their forgiveness later. Nor ought they to feel secure in their abandoned and damnable ways, who, by the iniquity of their lives, desert righteousness, i.e. Christ; either by fornication, or other sins of the like kind. Such are not to be said to eat the body of Christ; forasmuch as they are not to be counted among the members of Christ For, not to mention other things, men cannot be members of Christ, and at the same time members of an harlot.
AUG. By this meat and drink then, He would have us understand the society of His body, and His members, which is the Church, in the predestined, and called, and justified, and glorified saints and believers. The Sacrament whereof, i.e. Of the unity of the body and blood of Christ, is administered, in some places daily, in others on such and such days from the Lord's Table: and from the Lord's Table it is received by some to their salvation, by others to their condemnation. But the thing itself of which this is the Sacrament, is for our salvation to every one who partakes of it, for condemnation to none. To prevent us supposing that those who, by virtue of that meat and drink, were promised eternal life, would not die in the body, Ho adds, And I will raise him up at the last day; i.e. to that eternal life, a spiritual rest, which the spirits of the Saints enter into. But neither shall the body be defrauded of eternal life, but shall be endowed With it at the resurrection of the dead in the last day.
Ver 55. For my flesh is meat indeed, and my blood is drink indeed.56. He that eats my flesh, and drinks my blood, dwells in me, and I in him.57. As the living Father has sent me, and I live by the Father: so he that eats me, even he shall live by me.58. This is that bread which came down from heaven: not as your fathers did eat manna, and are dead: he that eats of this bread shall live for ever.59. These things said he in the synagogue, as he taught in Capernaum.
BEDE. He had said above, Whoso eats My flesh and drinks My blood, has eternal life: and now to show the great difference between bodily meat and drink, and the spiritual mystery of His body and blood, Ho adds, For My flesh its meat indeed, and My blood its drink indeed.
CHRYS. i.e. this is no enigma, or parable, but you must really eat the body of Christ; or He means to say that the true meat was He who saved the soul.
AUG. Or thus: Whereas men desire meat and drink to satisfy hunger and thirst, this effect is only really produced by that meat and drink, which makes the receivers of it immortal and incorruptible; i.e. the society of Saints, where is peace and unity, full and perfect. On which account our Lord has chosen for the types of His body and blood, things which become one out of many. Bread is a quantity of grains united into one mass, wine a quantity of grapes squeezed together. Then He explains what it is to eat His body and drink His blood: He that eats My flesh, and drinks My blood, dwells in Me, and I in him. So then to partake of that meat and that drink, is to dwell in Christ and Christ in you. He that dwells not in Christ, and in whom Christ dwells not, neither eats His flesh, nor drinks His blood: but rather eats and drinks the sacrament of it to his own damnation.
CHRYS. Or, having given a promise of eternal life to those that eat Him, He says this to confirm it: He that eats My flesh, and drinks My blood, dwells in Me, and I in him.
AUG. As for those, as indeed there are many, who either eat that flesh and drink that blood hypocritically, or, who having eaten, become apostates, do they dwell in Christ, and Christ in them? Nay, but there is a certain mode of eating that flesh, and drinking that blood, in the which he that eats and drinks, dwells in Christ, and Christ in him.
AUG. That is to say, such an one eats the body and drinks the blood of Christ not in the sacramental sense, but in reality.
CHRYS. And because I live, it is manifest that he will live also: As the living Father has sent Me, and I live by the Father, even so he that eats Me, even he shall live by Me. As if He said, As the Father lives, so do I live; adding, lest you should think Him unbegotten, By the Father, meaning that He has His source in the Father. He that eats Me, even he shall live by Me; the life here meant is not life simply, but the justified life: for even unbelievers live, who never eat of that flesh at all. Nor is it of the general resurrection He speaks, (for all will rise again,) but of the resurrection to glory, and reward.
AUG. He said not, As I eat the Father, and live by the Father, so he that eats Me, even he shall live by Me. For the Son does not grow better by partaking of the Father, as we do by partaking of the Son, i.e. of His one body and blood, which this eating and drinking signifies. So that His saying, I live by the Father, because He is from Him, must not be understood as detracting from His equality. Nor do the words, Even he that eats Me, the same shall live by Me, give us the equality that He has. He does not equalize, but only mediates between God and man. If, however, we understand the words, I live by the Father, in the sense of those below, My Father is greater than I, then it is as if He said, That I live by the Father, i.e. refer my life to Him, as my superior, my humiliation in my incarnation is the cause; but He who lives by Me, lives by Me by virtue of partaking of My flesh.
HILARY. Of the truth then of the body and blood of Christ, no room for doubting remains: for, by the declaration of our Lord Himself, and by the teaching of our own faith, the flesh is really flesh, and the blood really blood. This then is our principle of life. While we are in the flesh, Christ dwells in us by His flesh. And we shall live by Him, according as He lives. If then we live naturally by partaking of Him according to the flesh, He also lives naturally by the indwelling of the Father according to the Spirit. His birth did not give Him an alien or different nature from the Father.
AUG. That we who cannot obtain eternal life of ourselves, might live by the eating that bread, He descended from heaven: This is the bread which comes down from heaven.
HILARY. He calls Himself the bread, because He is the origin of His own body. And lest it should be thought that the virtue and nature of the Word had given way to the flesh, He calls the bread His flesh, that, inasmuch as the bread came down from heaven, it might be seen that His body was not of human conception, but a heavenly body. To say that the bread is His own, is to declare that the Word assumed His body Himself.
THEOPHYL. For we do not eat God simply, God being impalpable and incorporeal; nor again, the flesh of man simply, which would not profit us. But God having taken flesh into union with Himself; that flesh is quickening. Not that it has changed its own for the Divine nature; but, just as heated iron remains iron, with the action of the heat in it; so our Lord's flesh is quickening, as being the flesh of the Word of God.
BEDE. And to show the wide interval between the shadow and the light, the type and the reality, He adds, Not as your fathers did eat manna, and are dead: he that eats of this bread shall live for ever.
AUG. The death here meant is death eternal. For even those who eat Christ are subject to natural death; but they live for ever, because Christ is everlasting life.
CHRYS. For if it was possible without harvest or fruit of the earth, or any such thing, to preserve the lives of the Israelites of old for forty years, much more will He be able to do this with that spiritual food, of which the manna is the type. He knew how precious a thing life was in men's eyes, and therefore repeats His promise of life often; just as the Old Testament had done; only that it only offered length of life, He life without end. This promise was an abolition of that sentence of death, which sin had brought upon us. These things said He in the synagogue, as He taught in Capernaum; where many displays of His power took place. He taught in the synagogue and in the temple, with the view of attracting the multitude, and as a sign that He was not acting in opposition to the Father.
BEDE. Mystically, Capernaum, which means beautiful town, stands for the world: the synagogue, for the Jewish people. The meaning is, that our Lord has, by the mystery of the incarnation, manifested Himself to tile world, and also taught the Jewish people His doctrines.
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Spaghetti hoops.
Makes me think about a girl called Deirdre – or Dege as she preferred to be called.
We met at school when we were fifteen and became friends, purely because we were the two new girls.
Dege lived near the school, I did not so I cycled to her house every morning to change. Reminds me of the very first day when I forgot to do up my belt. I had a rather embarrassing length of tan leather belt dangling down my back and over the top of my new grey skirt.
At lunchtimes we would go to her house – in the days when you were allowed to do that – and she would always have spaghetti hoops on toast. I ate my sandwiches. It became a kind of ritual.
After a few months our paths divided although we still sat next to each other in form class – opposite a girl called Kirsten who is to this day responsible for my one and only (non-family) nickname.
Dege became a cool kid. I did not.
Dege joined the trendies. I joined the music crew.
I used to hang out in the music rooms – in the days when you were allowed to do that. Dege hung out wherever cool kids hung out. I still have no idea where that was.
Dege listened to Prince. I did not.
I listened to Rick Astley (well, he's cool-ish now..). Dege did not.
One day the school went into lockdown following the escape of a prisoner from Broadmoor hospital which was only a few miles away. We could only leave when our parents arrived. At fifteen it was both scary and exciting.
After a while I walked to school and stopped leaving my bike in Dege's garage. We rarely saw each other outside of form class.
That was over twenty-five years ago and I have no idea what Dege is doing now – nor do I really want to know. We were in each other's lives for a time when we both needed to be – and then we moved on.
All of that from a tin of spaghetti hoops.
(For the record, I made spaghetti hoops on toast for lunch today. My eldest son didn't want any as he had not long dragged himself out of bed for breakfast and my youngest flatly refused to eat it. The birds had a feast though.)
Ah, well. It was worth it for the memories.
Wonder if Dege still remembers spaghetti hoops at lunchtime….


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"Nothing Is Disposable" 2012
Nothing is Disposable is an installation which was first show as part of Climate Week NYC in 2012. The idea started as a collection of prints on paper. Moving the imagery onto fabric, I set the tablecloth for a meal of convenience food and discarded packaging.
Image courtesy of Yosra El- Essawy
"Nothing Is Disposable" tablecloth 2012
The impact of humans and the environmental "marks" we leave are themes that repeat throughout the piece.
Nothing Is Disposable 2012
Detail of Nothing Is Disposable
Scattered across the tablecloth, are embroidered QR codes. The codes link to information on topics that range from the 5 Gyres in the pacific ocean to Colony collapse disorder. The interactive aspect of the piece is designed to stimulate "dinner" conversation on these important issues.
Images courtesy of Yosra El- Essawy
Detail Nothing Is Disposable


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While very well-known in Europe, where his first book, Café Lehmitz (1978), is considered seminal in the history of European photography, Swedish photographer Anders Petersen has not yet found a similar level of recognition in the United States.
Our conversation coincides with his upcoming, 320-picture retrospective at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris.
In 1958, when he was fourteen, Petersen's family moved from Stockholm, where he was born, to Karlstadt in Värmland, "in the middle of nature and all the fairy tales. It was a lonely and confusing time," he told me, "full of memories and a warm confidence, close to the lakes and forests. I wasn't interested in school, but I liked adventures. Inspired by artists like Karin Bodland, Lars Sjögren and Göran Tunström, I liked to paint and write short stories. I didn't take any pictures but I owned a camera, a Kodak Retinette in a nice leather case. . ."
Upon returning to Stockholm in 1962, Petersen became fascinated with photography after seeing a picture by Christer Strömholm: "That picture was special. Footsteps in the snow in a cemetery in Paris. One camera, one lens and he caught the taste of the invisible."
Strömholm's picture, while rooted in reality, seemed to suggest that the dead were visiting each other at night in the Père Lachaise cemetery. That "taste of the invisible" is what drew Petersen to join Strömholm's school, Fotoskolan. Later on, he also discovered Dutch photographer Ed Van der Elsken's "Love on the Left Bank" and Agneta Ekman's "Tall Maja," a book about a forest nymph.
He felt that he needed to be close to people, and that painting and writing were too solitary: "It's all about meeting people, identifying with them, sharing, listening, being a part of them, being transparent and learning."
So in 1967, he started to photograph the late-night regulars (prostitutes, transvestites, drunks, lovers, drug addicts) in a bar in Hamburg, Café Lehmitz, and kept working there for three years. Even though the people there were destitute and often desperate, he found in them warmth, tolerance and sincerity. These qualities are reflected in his stark and tender portraits: Ninna wrapping herself in her fur coat with trembling hands, or Kleinchen clinging to her dancing partner.
Since then, Petersen has gone on to publish more than twenty books that feel like private diaries. Among his most striking photographs are those made in closed spaces: prisons, asylums, old age homes.
In the prison where he worked in 1984, for instance, he portrayed a man in his bathtub, his white body awkward and folded, too big for the space, like a metaphor of his situation; in his series on a mental hospital (1995), a patient is lying in a field of flowers, finding peace in nature, while others stare with vacant eyes, poignant images of loneliness. His explorations at the margins of society became empathetic, emotional portraits of those we would prefer to forget. "The surface is overestimated," he says. "I am interested in what is behind, and if you are a curious type having a camera is a privilege. . . I could never spend time in a prison or a mental hospital if I didn't have this working tool. I was interested in the idea of locked time and the concept of freedom, so I learned many things."
Lately, Anders' style has become looser, more open; his interest in composition has waned: "[Form] was more important for me when I started in the sixties, but an obviously poor composition isn't automatically a 'bad picture.' In fact it can bring the opposite result, defining new and surprising energy in the poorly composed picture."
In From Back Home (2009), my favorite picture is probably a portrait of his mother in proud profile, making me think of Curtis's portraits of American Indians. In his City Diary (2012) he photographs lovers with their bodies entwined, the soft touch of a mother's hand brushing her small daughter's cheek and his own battered face after a street fight. His tome on Rome (2012) has very romantic images, such as a woman's hatted and veiled face or an old merry-go-round painted horse, but also surreal ones such as that of a fishmonger's stall with the pulpy, glistening, translucent body of an octopus. The juxtaposition of images of animals with those of human bodies suggests some mysterious, unexplored bond that links the species. His book Soho mostly goes back to the world of the street with some night pictures in stark black and white that sometimes evoke the spirit of Brassai.
For his project To Belong, Anders has visited an Italian town, Reggio Emilia, in the aftermath of an earthquake. He extends his art to the landscape with lyrical and sensual views of vineyards suffused in fog in the early morning or trees decapitated by the quake, rows of cylinders of hay, wrapped in white, or a gigantic pile of branches slowly burning like a funereal pyre.
As these recent pictures demonstrate, after fifty years in photography Petersen's approach is still fresh.
"The relationship to people is the same, I'm still naïve. Still looking for the identifying process. I have never been looking for what is separating us, but for what brings us together. I don't want to just steal the situation and disappear," Petersen adds. "I also want to bring it back, in one way or another, at least as a memory."
Anders Petersen's black and white contain all the colors of life, the pangs of longing, the shapes of shared memories. As he says, "I do not photograph what I see; I photograph what I feel."
Anders Petersen is a Swedish photographer living in Stockholm. His work is on view from November 13, 2013 – February 2, 2014 at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris.
Carole Naggar is a photo historian and poet. She recently wrote for LightBox on Bruce Davidson's photographs of Los Angeles.


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"Being Mary Jane," hit BET series, is renewed for yet another season. Its previous season, season three, ended on a controversial issue of race and left viewers pondering, "What does Mara Brock Akil [creator] have in store for us next?" While Akil allows viewers to observe the life of successful, beautiful and complicated news anchor, Mary Jane Paul [Gabrille Union], she also allows viewers to live in the life of Mary Jane, and to be quite frank, I have come to the conclusion that we, you and I, are being Mary Jane.
I have been an avid viewer of "Being Mary Jane" for years, watching the messy, emotional life unfold right in front of my eyes. However, I realized I was actually watching my life unfold on that TV screen. Although I am not black nor a woman, I found Mary Jane's struggles to parallel with that of every other American. The struggle to find love. The struggle of a job. The struggle of family. The struggle of living. Most importantly, the struggle to be happy. To be something. That's the real issue we all must face. We all attempt to strive for something better and greater than what we have now. We all want the best, and just like Mary Jane, we explore unconventional ways to obtain that goal.
The audience consistently finds themselves engulfed in the realistic approach that Mary Jane takes to battle daily issues. We see the ongoing perpetual lies about ourselves, relationships, beliefs and morals that we continue to feed into. We enjoy hearing what we want to hear, ignoring the blatant signs of reality. It's easier. It's comfortable. However, we must learn, just like Mary Jane, to overcome these delusions.
With this information comes the question, "Why do I keep messing up?" This is a question that audiences see themselves answering alongside Mary Jane. I wish there was a magic answer to these questions, but what Akil reminds us through Mary Jane's life is that it's never-ending. It's ongoing. We all have ups and downs that we must face in order to be something stronger. However, these ups and downs not only make us strong but also aid in the production of our true, authentic selves. Moreover, we will continue to knowingly and unknowingly make mistakes in life. It's inevitable.
Take away the race, sex and material aspects of yourself and look deep into yourself. You're human. You're going to make mistakes regardless. Embrace that concept. Understand that making mistakes only provides answers in the end. Just like Mary Jane, you will fail and you will succeed. Moreover, just remember, as Stacy Barthe states, "We're all flawed, beautiful creatures."


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Today's post is by Mary Beth of New Life Steward.
I will tell you all day long that I believe in Covenant Marriage. I believe that love is a choice. I believe that I have committed to choose to love my husband despite what he does or does not do. I believe this is the Biblical way of marriage. But honestly, sometimes, I find myself keeping score. I just changed a poopy diaper. Now it's his turn. I sorted, washed, dried, and folded the laundry. He can hang up what's left. I've been at home alone with Thomas all day. He's in charge of bath and bed time tonight. I cooked dinner. He has to clean up. On and on it goes. Tit for tat. Mentally, I aim to keep the "score" even. Then I get irritable when I feel like things are out of balance--when I feel like I'm doing my fair share and some of his too. Suddenly thoughts explode into: "well if he's not going to do anything, neither am I. We will see how long he lasts then! That will teach him!" And the truth comes out. My actions tell another story. My actions and thoughts show a contract marriage: as long as you do your part, I'll do mine. My desire is to live Biblically with my words, my thoughts, and my actions. So what does that mean for my marriage? I need to change my thinking to align with my beliefs--then my actions will follow.
The Common Way: Thinking in a Contract Marriage
For the majority of my life, I--along with most people in Western culture--viewed marriage as a contract. If you find yourself having these thoughts, you may be viewing your marriage more like a contract:
- He did work all day so I guess I have to cook dinner.
- I did the laundry last week, so now it's his turn.
- He hasn't done anything all day long. Tomorrow it's my turn.
- I swear, if I have to pick up his dirty boxers off the floor one more time!
The Biblical Way: A Covenant View of Marriage
How can we change our thoughts to align with a covenant view?
- We remind ourselves that by serving our spouse we are serving the Lord (Eph. 6:7).
- When our spouses frustrate us, we remind ourselves that we are sinners, too (Rom. 3:23).
- We think about ways to love and honor them.
- We remind ourselves of how Christ continues in His love for us even when we continue in our sin (Rom. 5:8).
A Word of Caution: Please do not read between the lines and hear me say that if you are in an abusive relationship of any kind-verbal, emotional, spiritual, physical, or sexual-that you should physically stay there to honor your covenant vows. Absolutely you need to leave and seek safety for yourself and any children in the situation. However, I do believe that we are called to remain married and pray diligently for God to change our spouses. That is a hard truth, but He alone is able.
My first love is Jesus Christ followed quickly by my husband and my son. I am now a stay at home mom, writer, and blogger at New Life Steward. My career was first in teaching and then in Marriage and Family Counseling. Living in a small, Southern town in Mississippi, we enjoy SEC football, walking around barefoot, and playing outside. A day to myself would be spent napping, blogging, and reading with a bit of reality TV mixed in! Please come chat with me on Twitter!
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Info → Flat OF The Blade
UK Release: 8th February 2010 (Heligoland)
UK Release: 5th October 2009 (Splitting The Atom EP)
Track Duration: 05:30 (Flash Treatment - 06:44)
Formats: Vinyl, Digital. View Discography Entry.
Written By: Robert Del Naja, Grant Marshall, Neil Davidge and Guy Garvey
Produced By: Robert Del Naja and Neil Davidge
Additional Keyboards and Synth Bass: Damon Albarn
Promo Video Directed By: Ewan Spencer
Video Producer: Black Dog Films
Video Duration: 05:30
The genesis of the Flat Of The Blade track began in 2006, when Massive Attack and UVA (the company that provides the LED visuals for Massive Attack's tours) were commissioned by London's V&A museum to work together on a visual and audio emersion piece. This project would become to be known as "Volume" and appeared at the V&A museum in November 2006, and was subsequently toured at several locations around the world (including Massive Attack's own Meltdown Festival in 2008). You can check out both a video demo of what this art installation was like here and also view high quality photos of it here also.
In the creation of the Volume exhibit, Massive Attack constructed several music loops and distorted drum beats that they decided to reuse when they were putting together what would become the Flat Of The Blade track in late 2007/early 2008 with Elbow frontman Guy Garvey.
3D had wanted to work with Guy Garvey ever since hearing Elbow do a cover version of Massive Attack's Teardrop for BBC1 radio several years ago. For his part, Guy Garvey has said several times in the past that he was a big fan of the trip-hop music scene in the 1990's and that it was a honour to be asked to work with Massive Attack.
The working title for the track was "Bulletproof Love", and this is still evidenced by the fact that the remix for the track that first appeared on the Splitting The Atom EP in October 2009, went under this name. By the time the Heligoland album came out in February 2010, Massive Attack had renamed the track to its final title of Flat Of The Blade.
Flat Of The Blade is one of several songs Massive Attack collaborated with Guy Garvey on during the Heligoland recording sessions. The other songs (which we are aware of) being – Battle Box 001, Red Light and Fatalism).
Blur frontman (and close friend of 3D) Damon Albarn also contributed to Flat Of The Blade. He provided additional keyboards and synth bass during its production. He also contributed in a similar manner to another Heligoland track, Splitting The Atom.
Flat Of The Blade got its live debut at the Brixton Academy, London on the 17th September 2009. It was played consistently throughout the 2009 tour which lasted from September to November of that year, and was the opening song each night. The track was an instrumental mix of the album version (for the obvious reason that Guy Garvey did not accompany Massive Attack on the tour) and served as a short intro piece for each each show before segueing seamlessly into Heartcliffe Star (a unreleased track that was also played live on this particular tour). Flat Of The Blade (nor Heartcliffe Star, for that matter) have been played live since the 2009 tour.
Bulletproof Love (Van Rivers & The Subliminal Kid Remix) – This remix went under the name of the original title of the track which was called "Bulletproof Love", and which appeared on the SplittingThe Atom EP, 3 months before the Heligoland album was released. The track was remixed by Swedish electronic duo Van Rivers and The Subliminal Kid and is a minimal dub reworking of the original track with the brass parts placed more to the foreground.
3D on the background surrounding the Flat Of The Blade track and its lyrical content – "This track began with the Victoria and Albert Museum installation that we did with UVA who do our LED lights with us. One of the elements of that was just loads of snare drums flying off when you walked through it, and loads of kick drums underneath your feet. It just sounded mental as a piece of audio, like the musical equivalent to the opening scene to Saving Private Ryan, I guess. We played it to Guy and he went, 'that'll do.' And we built a song from it. The soldier theme was inherent in the idea, but Guy took it to a different level. It was that particular line about 'I'll build for my family a bullet-proof love,' which really struck me. It was really such a lovely image and such a great line, and the track kinda went backwards from that line." [The Independent – Feburary 2010]
Guy Garvey on how he came to work with Massive Attack –"I think 3D heard our cover of Teardrop and said, 'Would you like to work with us?' He made me come to Bristol, sit in a booth with a load of Massive Attack beats and sing for 14 hours." [NME Magazine – February 2010]
I'm not good in a crowd,
I got skills I can't speak of
Things I've seen will chase me
To the grave
I'm not good in a crowd,
I got skills I can't speak of
Over there
Things that I've seen
Will chase me to the grave
Led with your hands tied
Fetters and flies
You stumble the dunes
Complain to the moon
Backs to the wheel
There's granite to shove
Take it
They give it
So rivet for rivet
I will build for my family a bulletproof love
How does it feel
The weight of the steel?
The weight of the steel
The flat of the blade
How does it feel
To kneel at defeat?
To kneel at defeat
At the choices you make
I'm not good in a crowd,
I got skills I can't speak of
Things I've seen will chase me
To the grave
Backs to the wheel
There's granite to shove
Take it
They give it
And rivet for rivet
I will build for my family a bulletproof love
The promo video for Flat Of The Blade was released online in January 2010 and was directed by photographer Ewen Spencer and filmed in Birmingham. This was Ewen's first music video even though he had done photography before for such bands as the White Stripes and The Streets. The video itself depicts inner city Birmingham and the streets gangs there. All the people featured in the video are real life gang members with the main protagonist being Dwain from the notorious street gang, the Burger Bar Crew.
Video Director Ewen Spencer on the video concept for the Flat Of The Blade video and working with Birmingham gang members on the shoot – "Well the lad I focused on is called Dwain, he's from Handsworth in Birmingham. He's associated with the Burger Bar Crew, which is one of big gangs, the other being the Johnsons. I just wanted to put forward the different cultural ideas that are there. So this hopes to raise more questions than just the point of him being in a gang or being a gang member. It's more about the cultural pureness which doesn't get too much debate." [Dazed And Confused – March 2010]
Video Director Ewen Spencer on why he picked the Flat Of The Blade track to turn into a video – "I chose the song because originally it was called 'Bullet Proof Love' but it ended up being called 'Flat of the Blade'. I guess that title works for me too. Anything that has been created is metaphorical, it's ambiguous, and it's up to you to interpret what you want from it. The way I heard it and felt it was more about the idea of family and that's kind of what Dwain's existence is about really. In a lot of ways it's about protecting his culture, protecting his people." [Dazed And Confused – March 2010]


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text: An amazing weekend on the water. With plenty of windsurfing going on and a sailing to windsurfing converter day with Bangor University Windsurf Club. Lots of people coming down to hire some of our kit and making the most of the November breeze. Another great day to conclude the RYA Power Boat Level 2 course as well. Hope to see you out on the water this November. Olivier


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Rural Incentive Programs
A guide to using HPOS to view and manage rural incentive payments.
You can view your provider status, service and payment history for the following incentives and payments:
- General Practice Rural Incentives Program (GPRIP) including the Rural Relocation Incentive Grant (RRIG) component
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Our guest today: Kerry Reichs Why we love her: We love her quick-witted and insightful writing!
Her latest: What You Wish For
The scoop on it: Having a baby is . . . complicated.
Dimple knows. She's a successful actress who is turning forty—though her agent and her resume insist she's only thirty-six—and she figures it's now or never. Certainly it's not a good time for an intriguing director to show up at her door with a great script.
Eva, fabulous agent to the stars, doesn't want kids—and never wanted kids. Why is her decision so damned hard for everyone else to accept?
When Maryn was undergoing treatment for cancer, she and her husband both agreed to have embryos frozen. But that was way before their divorce and her remission—and now she's single and childless, and caught in the middle of a controversy she never saw coming.
The traditional and nontraditional couples desperate for a baby . . . the adoptive parents . . . the single mom . . . the two who want nothing to do with parenthood. . . . This is a thoroughly modern story of the pursuit of family in all its forms—and of five very different ways of getting there.
Our thoughts: We loved it! Kerry writes characters that are likable and easy to relate to.
Giveaway: FIVE copies! Leave a comment to be entered to win-we'll choose the winners on Sunday July 15th after 3pm PST.
Fun Fact: Kerry practiced law in Washington DC for six years before she took a sabbatical to write a novel.
Where you can read more about Kerry: Her website, Facebook or Twitter.
It's hard to limit myself to five – my teen self needed lots of help – but hopefully things like wearing sunscreen, exercising, and not getting into paneled vans with strangers fall under the universal "Don't be an idiot" rule, and need not be repeated. So I offer my top five below. And listen kiddo, sometimes the life we planned for ourselves isn't the life we end up living. But that doesn't mean it's not going to be great.
1. Don't be afraid of risk. Think bigger. Take more chances . . . unless it involves hitchhiking, an asymmetrical haircut, having unprotected sex, or trying crack. College? Go out of state. The spontaneous cross-country road trip? Take it. When your friend cancels on that trip to Europe? Go alone. In fact, do lots of stuff alone. It teaches self-reliance. When you waver over quitting the law firm to write a novel, DO IT. If you open yourself to opportunity, fortuities will land on your shoulders like a flock of birds. Trust yourself, and work really hard. You can succeed at anything. The only thing holding you back is you.
2. Don't care so much about what other people think. It isn't personal and it's not about you. People don't think about you as much as you think about you. They are thinking about themselves. It's the human condition. Don't agonize over repeating that outfit, because no one remembers what you wore yesterday, much less two weeks ago (even if it was a god-awful aqua prairie skirt and ruffle shirt). They're too busy worrying whether their Guess denim mini makes their butt look big (spoiler alert: it does). People are more insecure than they seem. Don't be intimidated by them. Confidence is the sexiest thing, so walk out everyday like the Queen of Sheba, even if you're wearing a prairie skirt. And buy nice shoes, it helps.
3. You can't change a person or a situation, only the way you respond to it. Words can't be unsaid. It may feel like an injustice not to speak, especially when you're angry, or someone has treated you badly, but there's rarely an upside to lashing out. When it comes to harsh or unkind words, especially with regard to family, you'll be glad you held your tongue. Nurture instead. People are mean when they're hurt or scared. Forgiveness doesn't cost you a thing, but harboring will give you an ulcer. Forgive and move on.
4. Hang on to the people you care about, shed the ones that make you feel bad. Your strongest friendships will be tested by time and distance – work hard to maintain them. People can't read your mind. They have no idea whether you're scared or nervous, or whether you like them or hate them, unless you let them in on what you're thinking. Let them in. But cut the chaff once in a while. You don't have to be liked by everyone. If a relationship is a drain, downgrade it to a friendly acquaintance. Completely dump the ones that make you feel bad. Even the super hot drummer. Don't burn bridges (you're going to live in some pretty small towns); just ease away gently.
5. Write thank you notes. Trust me on this. It teaches gratitude and leaves a good impression. People will appreciate and remember a handwritten note after a loss or victory, encouragement in times of need, the occasional unexpected card to thank them for being a friend. When computers take over the world, don't lose the fine art of the personally penned letter.
Teen Kerry probably won't listen anyway, because, well, she's a teen. But just in case, she can't stop dancing to Adam Ant for a second, I'll end with this: Don't take everything so seriously. Things all work out in the end. If they haven't worked out, it isn't the end.
Thanks Kerry! xoxo, L&L


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Sharon's Pear Butter( I double the recipe)
We have an abundance of pears on our property. We just found another tree drooping with pears a couple of weeks ago in our field. Some people are allergic to apples so pears are a great way to enjoy the same recipes with a fruit similar. I would recommend using apple cider in this recipe if your family members can have apples. I posted how to make your own pear cider in a previous post; http://sharonglasgow.com/2012/10/the-weekend-harvest-bushels-of-pears-pear-cider/
10 cups chopped pears (approximately 5lbs)
2 cups pear cider (you can use apple)
3 cups sugar (you can make it without sugar)
1 tsp ground gloves
1/2 tsp allspice
3 tsp ground cinnamon
1. Wash, peel,core and quarter pears. You don't have to peel the pears if they're blemish free.
2.Cook pears in cider and sugar until done, 20 min's on high.
3. Pour pears in small quantity into blender and puree.
4. After all pears are pureed put spices in and stir
5. Pour into a pan and cook in oven on 350 degrees for at least 7 hours. It becomes thick and rich the longer it cooks.
Don't use iron pans, it turns the pear butter a dark color and takes on the taste of iron. I learned this the hard way. Glass, stainless steel or ceramic are good choices. Test for desired thickness by spooning a drop of pear butter on cold plate. If no liquid oozes around edges, it is ready.
6. Ladle into sterile jars, leaving 1/4 inch head space.
7. Process in boiling water canner for 10 minutes.
I just love your blog. Thanks for bringing tradition back
I had to watch this just to see you and hear your voice. :-) I can't believe you peel all those pears!!! I get tired peeling a few potatoes!
Looks yummy.