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|13/02/2008 21:23:00
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Hi Guys/Gals
On my last project, I was given some left over wooden flooring tiles which had a Nylon'ish mesh with glue and was easy to remove just by scraping (all 400 of them ).
I've just been lucky enough to have had some more (850 ) but, these are Bitumen backed (with some sort of glue) and a varnished face.
Now, removing the varnish was done by scraping along with the sides and ends but, What would you recommend using to remove the Bitumen knowing it will be cleaned up, smoothed then glued together into blocks.
I've thought of Meths, White Spirit, Sugar Soap and lastly (no cursing please) Cilit Bang.
I know Cilit will clean up tar by softening it up but, I'm not sure whether it will stop the gluing afterwards and come to think about it, the rest too.
Over to you kind people
Thankyou in advance
|Mike Garnham
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hi......I've had this many years ago, and I think from memory I tried 2 techniques.
Firstly, soaking in white spirit and then scraping and wire-brushing the resulting gunk results in the pretty effective transfer of most of the bitumen from the wood onto your hands, arms, face, hair et. Unfortunately, it also had the tendency to soak slightly into the surface of the wood (which was pretty porous.....American Red Oak), but at least when it had all dried it was good enough to be planed off without wrecking the plane.
The second solution involved taking a blow-torch to it, and burning off the bitumen. Be bloody careful! I wouldn't recommend doing this on your workshop floor amongst a pile of shavings, nor under the overhanging eaves of your thatched roof! Again, this leaves a surface that can then be planed.
Critically important to choose either of the above methods, and not try them both together!!!!!!!!
I'm sure you will have internet access in the burns unit......so once the bandages come off do let me know how you get on!
|13/02/2008 23:12:00
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Thanks Mike, I'll send you my flowers
I'm just going to have a play around with some tomorrow, leaving some in the fluids longer than others to see if that works too.
Appreciate your experience.
|19/02/2008 17:13:00
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Do you remember, as a kid, your mother having a yellow tin (about the size of a 'Brasso' tin), with black writing; that she used to get tar off your clothes/shoes etc?
If you have a good ironmongers near you, try them to find out what it was, then rip off the active ingredient; and buy in bulk. (Well, as long as the job lasts.)
If you find that it was 'Trike', you've had it, as its not readily available now.
|19/02/2008 21:58:00
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Hi Bob
Many thanks for your comment.
Sadly I wasn't allowed out to play when I was a kid
I have finished getting all the Bitumen off now. The best to work was Sugar soap after being scored and a good soaking.......all 800 clean and awaiting gluing up.
|Mike Garnham
|20/02/2008 08:25:00
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I hope all that work was worth while! You must have wanted that wood really badly!
(Hope you didn't pour the Cilit Bang & Bitumen gunk down the drain, or your next DIY job could be even more unpleasant!!!)
I look forward to seeing the finished products in the gallery soon.
|20/02/2008 18:38:00
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Hi Mike
All the left overs are stored in containers.................I'll toss them over the neighbours fence later!
Joking aside, there safely contained.
I've just glued up a 60 & 70 brick block today. I'm hoping the the ones that had white spirit soaked in them has gone and wont effect the gluing up..........I'll see tomorrow
|gerard hogan
|11/06/2008 14:06:00
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Hi Marc,
Glad you got rid of the bitumen
How long did you soak the wood for and what ratio of sugar soap to water?
I've got 500 to do...Bathtime will never be the same again...
|12/06/2008 00:27:00
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Hi Gerard
I left them soak for at least a day/night. Sugar soap was neat, straight in a container and placed the tiles in it.
Be prepared to scrape a lot!!
|20/11/2008 15:52:00
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|I used oxalic acid to soften the bitch up then sand using 40 grade, it comeas off so much quicker, no need to w8 to leave to soak tho, just 20 will do.
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|I`ll have to remember that the next time i`m having trouble.
|Mike Garnham
|20/11/2008 19:25:00
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southcoastgirl wrote (see)
........ soften the bitch up ........
Thats not very Get Woodworking-type language!
|20/11/2008 19:31:00
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|Crikey, worse than me!
|20/11/2008 20:21:00
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|If using acid isn`t bad enough then following up with 40 grit sounds barbaric
|Cedric Wheeler
|22/11/2008 21:34:00
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|Try putting a block in the deep freeze which should make the bitumen brittle so that it will chip off. i haven't tried it but I know it works with chewing gum!
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Speaking generally, Professor Aggarwal said: "There's a sense that whatever the two parties agree to must be fair. But management has no interest whatsoever in having independent third parties looking at the details of any transactions, and boards historically weren't going to question the judgment of management. So the issue here is the one party that doesn't participate in the negotiations - the shareholders."
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Gerald Goldsmith, a former top executive at Rothschild, is the firm's other founder; its advisory board members are Paul W. MacAvoy, professor of economics at Yale, and Peter Scanlon, former chairman of Coopers & Lybrand.
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The Power of Coming Out
s the Proposition 8 and DOMA cases go before the Supreme Court this week, I've seen a slew of articles published online that discuss not only the cases themselves, but the shift in American culture that's now favoring a positive outcome for our community. If there's anything that's helped make America more accepting of the LGBT community, it's the ever-increasing rate at which we're coming out. While I could write more here about the importance of being out, I think Harvey Milk said it best: "Gay brothers and sisters… You must come out. Come out… to your parents… I know that it is hard and will hurt them but think about how they will hurt you in the voting booth! Come out to your relatives… come out to your friends… if indeed they are your friends. Come out to your neighbors… to your fellow workers… to the people who work where you eat and shop… come out only to the people you know, and who know you. Not to anyone else. But once and for all, break down the myths, destroy the lies and distortions. For your sake. For their sake. For the sake of the youngsters who are becoming scared by the votes from Dade to Eugene." As the cases are heard this week, it's worth thinking about the power we have as a community when we make ourselves known.
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3.27.13 Issue #42
Cover > Sing For Your Life 18 Armorettes Drag Races 40
Feature > Mary Poppins Atlanta Ballet
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Burkhart's FAB FIVE Fridays A fter a long photo shoot for an upcoming show, I needed a nice, long, stiff cocktail…oh, and a drink. It's Friday night, and I'm feeling very
Speaking of Shavonna B. Brooks, I've always loved her, that's my sis! She came out on stage looking like the beautiful Wessland Grand Empress 2013 that she proudly is (what? she paid me for these kudos). Um, I need another drank.
I went to Burkharts, and let me just say this much—in case you've forgotten, it's St Patrick's Day weekend. Their storefront's super glittery green awareness decorations will remind you real quick, it's time to get green! I wasn't worried though because not only was my G-string green, but also I've been doing "green" all day, #puffpuffpass.
Standing by the bar waiting to go on next was the legendary "size double D" Heather Daniels. I wanted to chat with her, but I got distracted with some big manly hands grabbing my "peanut butter". I didn't get his name, but let's just say he was cute, nice, and disappeared.
As usual, it was packed when I went in and the first thing I heard was a loud but recognizable voice of their weekly fabulous host, Angelica D'Paige. You can tell the crowd loves her. She started off with her roll call, "All the straight people make some noise", and there were a lot, and they were just as…gay!
When I came back inside, the fabulous Regina Ryan was onstage in her trademark theatrical costume bragging about being big and blonde. A few minutes later, Angelica was back on the mic and had the crowd applauding and encouraging her to get some random patron to squeeze some milk out her tits.
"All the bisexuals make some noise!" Yeah, Angelica Yea, this show is wild…and apparently so was I, has no problem telling the crowd she loves the bisexu- because the last thing I remember before I blacked out als…she believes love is love. was watching the avant garde Gia Sunflowers wearing a huge black wig with a big "black" ass doing a fun Speaking of which, the dating scene for the drag crowd pleasing number. I must come back; why not, I queens isn't what you think. First of all, not to mention have five fab reasons! any names, quite a few drag performers (including some in this show) these days are tops or versatile like Brent Star's Performance Schedule: me. As a matter of fact, I can't wait to get untucked Mondays—Cowtippers (Bingo) 8pm with Angelica and Shavonna B. Brooks, because those Tuesdays—Joe's on Juniper (Adult Trivia) 8pm two fabulous "ladies" have been known to date… Thursdays---The Laughing Skull ("No Live Animals (gulp), girls….wait…"studs", you know, masculine Variety Show") 10:30pm lesbians who don't mind dating pretty girly drag queens who…wait, this is confusing, does this make them straight? 14 // davidatlanta.com
Sing for Your Life: The Final Showdown S
By Daniel Jones
ing for Your Life (SFYL) is a local competition that has provided many of Atlanta's undiscovered musical talents with an opportunity to get their big break. If you haven't had an opportunity to check it out at Jungle Atlanta, you could be missing the career birth of the Atlanta music scene's rising stars. Here is your chance to catch up just in time for the finale.
The winner of Sing for Your Life will receive a cash prize, a plethora of media coverage, studio time to record original music, a guaranteed single release, bookings for live performances and a booking at a Bedlam event. So who will win? The audience decides. Don't miss the exciting finale on Thursday, March 28 at Jungle. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the show starts at 9 p.m.
Meet the two powerhouse females who have fought their way to the top using the skills they naturally possess while accepting the growth and change that a competition like this can nurture. With the help of mentors Barry Brandon, JL Rodriguez, Michael Robinson and the entire SFYL production team, they have successfully worked towards creating a marketable brand for their amazing talents.
To catch up on all the excitement, check out singforyourlifeatl.com. You can also read our weekly online recap at davidatlanta.com.
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Josette Pimenta From her original submission video and throughout the entire competition, Josette has set herself apart from the others through her ability to put on the best show possible. With extensive training in dance and involvement in two Burlesque troupes, this vixen is no stranger to the stage. "I am a performer with every fiber of my being," Josette proudly states. This strength has allowed her to give memorable performances that truly get the crowd going. Having already mastered the skill of showmanship, Josette has been able to spend time perfecting her singing voice to match the pizazz. With very clear vocal improvements from week to week, she has proven to herself and others that she is not only a great performer. "This competition has made me see that I'm a singer too," she said. Win or lose, Josette's future holds no bounds. As long as she continues to be on a stage doing what she loves, she is fulfilled. "My job as an artist is to put on a show for people, and if I've done that, my job is done." A self-perceived weakness that she must remind herself to overcome is second-guessing her decisions. She has thrived most as an artist by just going with her gut. "Win or lose in this competition, it's going to be me that did it... It's gonna be 100% Josette."
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Amber Reneè With a unique sound that is all her own, Amber Reneè has repeatedly impressed both the judges and the audience by making every song her own. She has a distinct voice that clearly bares her signature on every note. Having received the most weekly audience votes several times during the competition—more than any other contestant—she has shown that she clearly not only has musical skills, but also the following to back it up. Amber was hesitant at first about trying out for SFYL due to concerns of putting her art out there for others to judge. She realized early on, however, that these mentors truly just want success for each and every contestant. Amber views her ear for music and the support from her friends and family among her greatest strengths in this competition. "I feel like I'm a medium through which music is conveyed to people," she says. Her admitted quirkiness also makes her interesting and entertaining, but she worries that she might be playing it too safe at times. Her strategy moving forward is to take some more risks and step a little out of her comfort zone. She is excited about the positive exposure that winning SFYL will produce, and she hopes the other resources she could gain can provide an opportunity to make an eventual album. No matter the outcome, she said, "I feel like I'm already a winner!"
Swing in Time
By Nicholas Grant
ost people don't know what its like to be a "swing," but that is what Curtis Schroeger's livelihood is. A swing, in theatre, is a person who learns multiple roles in a show and can perform any of them (sometimes with very little notice.) Currently touring in the hit Broadway musical Mary Poppins, which flies into Atlanta's Fox Theatre April 2–7, Curtis covers eleven different tracks in the show—meaning he knows everything it takes to play eleven different roles.
It takes learning and knowing an enormous amount of information to swing Mary Poppins, but overall it is staying mentally organized and focused when I go on for different tracks. What roles have you performed in the show? I have performed Robertson Ay and the Constable and then eight other ensemble roles. My last track (I cover 11) I will have done in Dallas.
Touring the country in a huge Broadway musical is daunting to say the least, and we were fortunate enough to steal a few minutes from Curtis' busy schedule to find out How does life on tour across the country impact your personal life? Is there someone "special" what life is like for a swing on the road. in your life and how do you (or others) make that work while you are traveling? Where did you grow up and where did you I've dated on other tours I've been on but have been single begin your career and training? on this tour. Having a relationship long distance can be reI grew up in Merriam, Kansas near Kansas City and went ally challenging but definitely doable with the right person, it's all about good communication and making time. to Florida State for a BFA in musical theatre. My first professional show was Jesus Christ Superstar at Seaside Music Theatre. They say it takes a village and as I was What has been your most memorable moment bouncing around with the idea of playing French horn while performing on the tour of Mary Poppins? and also diving on the swimming and diving team, that it wasn't until my freshman year of college that several Performing for my family when the tour goes through Kansas City hands down. It will be the first time many of different factors guided me into this career. my extended family and hometown friends will have been able to see me in a show as well as one of this magnitude. I What is the most challenging part of being a am beyond excited for my nephew who is five to see Uncle swing for a huge stage musical? Curty up on stage. 22 // davidatlanta.com
How do audiences react to the stage version of Mary Poppins having some elements of the well known movie, and some new parts? I'd say the audience as a whole enjoy it and are open to it, however, because of the nostalgia associated with the movie audiences tend to be a little confused by the new additions to the stage adaptation and miss moments that were a part of the film. Over your career, what has been your highlight and what is your dream performance/role? The highlight has definitely been performing on the opening number of Tony Awards with Neil Patrick Harris in 2011. It was like being shot out of a cannon and beyond a dream to perform live for all the legends that were sitting in the audience. There are many roles that I'd love to play, however, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the play of Amadeus has always been one that I've been itching to do, as well as Alan Strang in Equus, both by Peter Shaffer. Are there any funny stories from the tour that you would like to share? Hahaha! Probably when I went on in Richmond and my chimney sweep hat wasn't secure. It ended up falling off in a Riverdance type step that we do as an entire company where our arms are linked and before I could retrieve it, I may have punted the hat over the orchestra pit into the second row of the audience. The lady that caught it was kind enough to return it to the musicians in the pit. Why do you think gay men, specifically, are attracted to musicals? And why will they love this show in particular? I think musicals and opera in general have always appealed artistically to the gay community for its heightened aesthetic as a mode for story telling through song and dance, which can be very poignant as well as exciting and raucous. I think Mary Poppins the musical is especially appealing for many because of the childhood nostalgia surrounding the movie with Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke and the infectious music by the Sherman Brothers. Mary Poppins, presented by Theatre of the Stars, will be performed at Atlanta's Fox Theatre April 2 through April 7. For tickets and information please visit foxtheatre.org.
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theRundown Exploring Feminist and Womanist Spirituality and Ethics March 28 • 7:30 p.m. • Charis Book (1189 Euclid Ave. NE) This book group meets tonight to discuss author Jean Shinoda Bolen's Goddesses in Everywoman. For more information, visit charisbooksandmore.com.
Sing for Your Life March 28 • 8 p.m. • Jungle (2115 Faulkner Road NE)
Amber Reneè and Josette face off in the first season finale of this singing competition. For more information, visit singforyourlifeatl.com.
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Easter Festivities In need of something to do this Easter Sunday? Check out the annual Easter Drag Races going on at Burkhart's! This annual fundraiser for the Armorettes opens registration at 2 p.m., with events starting at 4 p.m. Planned games at this year's event include Jell-O Shooter Toss, an Easter Egg Hunt, and the titular event, the Drag Races. For more on the Easter Drag Races, check out our interview with Ally Yankadic on page 40. Ten Atlanta's also planning Easter activities this year with their firstever Big Hare Games. The event is being touted as their first Easter bonnet and big wig competition, with a $500 grand prize up for grabs. The event benefits PALS; registration opens at 5 p.m., and the games begin at 6 p.m.
March 30 • 10:30 a.m. • First Existentialist Congregation (470 Candler Park Dr. NE)
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence host this donation-based community yoga class. For more information, visit atlsisters.org.
Easter Bonnet Competition
March 30 • 2 p.m. • MISTER Center (60 11th St. NE) MISTER hosts their second annual bonnet competition, where attendees compete to have the best bonnet at the event. Judges include Ruby Redd, Ursula Polari and Edie Cheezburger. For more information on the main competition and other events, visit mistercenter.org.
A Coffee House Evening March 30 • 6 p.m. • First MCC (1379 Tullie Road)
OurSong, the Atlanta gay and lesbian chorus, host a fundraiser for the organization with music, coffee, tea and desserts, and a silent auction. For more information, visit oursongatlanta.org.
Network After Work
New Eagle Events The Atlanta Eagle is adding something new to the bar—a weekly drag show. Manic Mondays begins on April 1 at 8:30 p.m., with performances by Al'Meria Richman, Gunza Blazin, Ginger Vitis, Regina Cartier and more! All money raised at the Manic Mondays shows go to benefit Jerusalem House. Then on April 3, DJ Lydia Prim plays her first show as a regular DJ for the Eagle. Prim will play every Wednesday and Friday night, bringing her beats to one of gay Atlanta's favorite dance floors.
March 30 • 6:30 p.m. • Fins Atlanta (84 12th St. NE) Black Gay Pride sponsors In the Life Atlanta host this networking event at Fins Atlanta. For more information, visit inthelifeatl.com.
April 3 • 9 p.m. • 529 (529 Flat Shoals Ave.)
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Gearing Up for the
ARMORETTES EASTER D By Emma Harger
hen the season changes, the trees begin to bloom and the shelves at every grocery and drug store are crammed with Easter trinkets and treats (I love Cadbury crème eggs), it's time once again for the Armorettes Easter Drag Races in the parking lot of The Armory. If you aren't in the know about the Drag Races, here's an explanation of how the event was born from Ally "Queered Al" Yankadic, one of the Armorettes.
into three-legged situations and wearing high heels), Tops and Bottoms ("you put a plunger between your legs and have to get a PVC pipe from between your teammate's legs," Yankadic explained) and Snap Your Wieners. "Don't worry, we don't use real wieners, we use cocktail weenies. You tie them to your belt buckle and you have to catch a mouse trap on the end," she said.
The games all have prizes that are donated by local community businesses, but the big main event is the drag race. Done in four different heats, here's how it "It started as a group that said well, everybody gets orphaned on Easter, so why don't we just have a big party works: participants start at one end of the course, then run to the other side and back again, over and over, while at the Armory in the parking lot and drink and do some crazy stuff?" she said. "Over the years, it got bigger and progressively dressing themselves in drag. They put on bigger, basically to where it is today." By her estimation, wigs, shimmy into dresses, add balloons for fake breasts, add lipstick and then put on high heels. the Easter Drag Races have been going on for 30 years, although apparently no one is really sure of exactly when they began. About 30 years is the best guess. The event kicks off at about 3 p.m. in the Burkhart's parking lot because most Easter celebrations are related to brunch, church services or just other things that happen early in the day. Attendees who want to participate in any of the games should get there about an hour early, though. There are festivities including an Easter bonnet contest, musical chairs (except with participants blindfolded, tied 40 // davidatlanta.com
disinterested Atlanta Falcons fans sticking around the Armory to watch games when the Falcons were bad in the late 1970s. They would perform during halftime, but eventually changed into being the main event every Sunday night.
From there, the show and group just grew and grew, changing venues over the years to Burkhart's, where they perform a show every Sunday night at 8 p.m. They also perform one Saturday a month at the Heretic. Yankadic said that the Armorettes perform the longestrunning drag-show in the country and possibly the entire world. Plus, all donations and tips received during shows and events go to charities related to HIV/AIDS support services. Last year, the group netted about $40,000 and also surpassed the $2 million grand total. Head down to Burkhart's at 1492 Piedmont Ave. on Easter, March 31, to enjoy a fine Atlanta tradition. Drag Race photos: Project Q Atlanta | www.projectqatlanta.com
"Then you walk like a lady across the finish line," Yankadic said. The winner of the race is allowed to perform in the drag show with the Armorettes later that night and most winners choose to enjoy their time in the limelight. During the party, the Armorettes do perform some numbers for entertainment, but then later go inside to do the rest of the show in the evening. "It's a chance to get out and have some fun," Yankadic said about the event before estimating that about a thousand people will show up to play or just to enjoy the atmosphere. This year is the 34th year of the Armorettes' existence. They originally started performing as a way to keep @DavidAtlantaGA // 41
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ince the age of 10, Brandon Nguyen knew what he wanted to do with his life—he wanted to dance. As a second year company member of the Atlanta Ballet, Brandon has been seen by Atlanta audiences in Four Seasons, The Nutcracker, Dracula and several other pieces, and soon he will appear in Carmina Burana at the Cobb Energy Center. Growing up in Fort Worth Texas, Brandon (now 24 years old) was often asked when he was "going to get a real job and make some money." There was never a doubt in his mind what he was going to do with his life. His love for dance, and his training, began at the Margo Dean School of Ballet and continued at the Texas Ballet School and flourished with a full scholarship to the Houston Ballet Ben Stevenson Academy. Since then he has danced with the Orlando Ballet and was a lead dancer with Cirque de Soleil. Now he calls Atlanta home.
loves to do every day nor can it keep him from wanting to hit new heights as a performer. His dream is to dance as Prince Albert in the classic ballet Giselle, and his hope is that it appears in one of Atlanta Ballet's upcoming seasons. Contemporary pieces take up a huge part of Brandon's career as well. "Atlanta Ballet is getting a lot of great contemporary choreographers setting pieces on company members. Choreographers from Israel and Europe are working with us on exciting new works." A modern spin on a classic art form is just one way to keep new audience members engaged, says Brandon.
"Dance has evolved and is evolving. It doesn't have to have this only older people with money going to the ballet. A lot of choreographers now use lighting and projections; they are evolving with technology. They are presenting updated versions of a classical The life of a dancer is not an easy one. Dancing may ballet, like Cirque de Soleil. It's not just about someone be Brandon's career but it is also his life. "You're not flipping—it's about the whole picture. Nowadays we just a dancer in the studio," he says. "You are a dancer have more contemporary ballets that are more edgy, 24 hours a day." Even when he is not in the studio stronger movement, the dynamics of the movement— working on upcoming projects, he is rolling out his it's a lot more movement. muscles at home after a long day of rehearsals and watching what he eats. Still, he wants people to know "When ballet started we didn't have easy forms of that dancers do know how to have fun. entertainment. Theatre takes your mind off of every "A lot of people think ballet dancers are very serious because of how we have to take care of our bodies, but we know how to let loose and have fun, we can get our drink on! But you can't be doing Pilates in the morning though and want to throw up. There are times to work and be focused 100%." Performing through a stress fracture (which lead to a ride in an ambulance), having to learn a role in two weeks to replace an injured dancer and making his family proud and have his father recognize and accept his passion for dance are just a few of the struggles Brandon has faced during his career. Nothing, however, can deter him from what he @DavidAtlantaGA // 47
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day life, and as a dancer we want to take the audience somewhere else and out of their daily lives. Now we are faced with easy forms of entertainment, and people are too busy." The dance community in Atlanta continues to grow and thrive, and does not end with the Atlanta Ballet. Many company members, including Brandon, are part of a dance troupe called Wabisabi. The mission of the group is to bring dance to under privileged sections of the city, so that people who would not normally be exposed to the art form can experience it. "I wish everyone could have dance in their lives and not worry because they can't afford it. Dance should be affordable and accessible to everyone, and in Atlanta it can be," says Brandon. Giving back to the community is Brandon's way of paying forward what he feels is a gift everyone should experience. He finds himself constantly learning and inspired by his fellow dancers and wants to pass that feeling on to others. "I'm completely inspired by the company, always hungry and wanting to learn as much as possible. There are a lot of people to look up to here, male and female. We are a big positive dance family. In other companies you feel the competition and feel cliques. But when outside people come here they notice how well members get along. We just don't have negative energy." @DavidAtlantaGA // 49
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Acts 8:26-40; Mark 9:38-48
This past week at the Create CommUnity Event, I met a woman who shared with me an experience she'd had one day while walking with a friend. A car pulled up at a stop sign near them and they saw a black man and a white man in the car together laughing about something. Her friend turned to her and said, "Now that's a strange sight," which caught her totally off guard because she is Asian American. She said she spent the rest of the walk wondering if her white friend thought it was strange that the two of them were walking together as well.
When I was in Zimbabwe, in Southern Africa, I got lost one day in the bustling city of Harare— a city of about a million people. I was riding my bike to get to the University, as I did everyday, and somehow I got on a road I didn't recognize. When I stopped to ask the crossing guard where I was, he responded with a laugh, "You're a long way from white town. You've got to go that way several miles." To him, I was a strange sight— a white woman, on a bike, in pants nonetheless! No matter how adamant I was that I needed to get to the University of Zimbabwe, he just kept pointing me to "white town."
Many years ago now in Minneapolis, I had the privilege to meet Michael. Michael had been coming to church for several months when he came to see me about becoming a member of the church. He and I talked about what it means to follow Jesus, about the membership covenant, about his desire to commit to a Christian community, and then Michael asked me what I thought about his being gay. He had grown up in the United Methodist church. His Dad was a Pastor in the Dakotas Conference. He was a child of the church and longed to have a community of his own now that he was an adult. But he wanted to know what I thought about his being a gay man because he had tried his whole life to keep it as a secret so that he didn't have to lose his faith community— or his father. Michael grew up hearing that he is a beloved child of God; and yet he had also grown up being told that to be himself was too strange; to be himself was too outside of the norm; to be himself was too sinful to be in the church.
Philip knew the rules and regulations of his time. He was an early follower of Jesus, and he was also a Jew as Jesus was. And so Philip knows what he has been taught his whole life— that Yahweh is the God of the Jews; and that if you are not Jewish by blood, than the only way to become a faithful follower of God, you have to be circumcised. But Philip also knows what Jesus had been talking about for the three years of his ministry— how Jesus pointed out that the Kingdom of God is here and now; how Jesus was constantly crossing barriers— physical borders to go outside of Israel as well as economic, social, racial, and class barriers. So when Philip hears the voice of an angel one day, telling him to go to the wilderness road, it's hard to know how surprised he was. What we do know, is he went. He had been following Jesus long enough to go when the Spirit says go. And no one could've predicted what would happen. For along that road comes an Ethiopian Eunuch, riding in a chariot, reading a scroll of the prophet Isaiah out loud. It was a strange sight. I mean a really strange sight. But what's even more strange, is that as Philip sees this Ethiopian man, instead of turning and hightailing it the opposite direction, as his upbringing would have demanded of him, Philip hears the Spirit say to him, "Go over to this chariot and join it." Not only does God's Holy Spirit put Philip in a situation to see this man he considered strange, God's Holy Spirit calls on Philip to join him. And the two of them read Scripture together, ask questions of one another, and experience God's Holy Spirit in ways neither of them had ever experienced before.
We often think of this passage as a conversion story for the Ethiopian man, but this is truly as big of a conversion story for Philip. For when the man asks Philip, "what is to prevent me from being baptized?" Philip can't think of a single thing. This man who can't be circumcised because, as a eunuch he has al-ready been castrated, can be baptized. He can be welcomed into the community of faith. So Philip and the man enter the water together— the water that has suddenly appeared in the desert— and when they come out of the water together, we are told that the Spirit stays with the Ethiopian eunuch while Philip is whisked away.
This is a story about God's love. This is a story about what happens when we follow Jesus. This is a story that is meant to show us that although God's love is absolutely controversial, it cannot be stopped and it will not be detained. Philip offers to this man who is completely strange to him, God's love first and foremost without hesitation. And this Ethiopian Eunuch, who would've thought that a poor, homeless, circumcised Jewish man from Jerusalem was just about as strange as anything he'd ever seen, invited Philip to sit with him in his royal carriage; and he listened to Philip tell his story about Jesus. He showed Philip God's love first and foremost, and his life was transformed by the Holy Spirit.
Both men, at some point, had to explain themselves to their communities— and boy would they have had a lot of explaining to do! But both men put God's love first and their lives are changed forever. And what did God command them to do? Not to convert one another. Not to judge one another. God tells them to sit together.
We sometimes act, as Christians, that while we are called to love each other, it is really just some intellectual exercise— something we can do in our homes by ourselves. But if we are serious about following Jesus, than we can see from his very example that we have to go out and join with other people. We cannot stay in our homes and judge from afar. We cannot stay in our workplaces and read about "them" out there. We cannot stay in our church building and wonder why others don't come in. God calls us out of these walls to join together with people who seem strange to us. God calls us out of these walls to join together with people we don't know yet. God calls us out of these walls to put love first and foremost; to recognize that God's love is extremely controversial and to do it anyway because that's who we are— we come together as followers of Jesus— which means we follow his way of being in the world before we even follow our own.
Last February the Administrative Council, which is the leadership council of our church, got together to discern what goals we need to make in order to get us to our mission of being an inclusive Christian community; of inviting, forming, and sending active disciples of Jesus Christ. And we came up with four goals— the first, of which, is that we come together to follow Jesus. Now this may seem obvious, but we felt it was extremely important to remind ourselves that we come together not to follow each other; or to follow our culture; but instead, to follow Jesus.
This, of course, is not easy. Jesus' disciples, even while he is still alive, struggle with this. In the ninth chapter of Mark, John comes to Jesus and you can hear the urgency in his voice. He says to Jesus, "Teacher, we saw someone casting out demons in your name and we tried to stop him." And why did they try to stop him? Was it because he was doing harm? Was it because he was doing it wrong? Was it because they were concerned for the people who were being healed? No. John says to Jesus, "we tried to stop him because he wasn't following us." It wasn't that the man wasn't following Jesus. It was that the man wasn't following the disciples.
As people inside of the church, we often talk about being the people of God— and indeed that's who we are— Christ calls the church his own body. But all too often we think that means that in order for other people to be the church too, they have to follow us. And then we get surprised when people that we think are outside of the church look more like Jesus than we do.
We are broken, church. Stay after today to hear Linda Kotschevar share with you what's going on in the United Methodist Church, and you will hear a story of brokenness. You will hear a story about how this worldwide United Methodist Church is arguing about whether our beloved brothers and sisters who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender can be married and ordained in the United Methodist Church. But it's not really about that, and it's definitely not about them. The truth is, through the absolute miraculous grace of God and nothing less, these wonderful, committed Christians who also identify within the GLBTQ community, are already a part of us and I thank God for them; I thank God for many of you who identify within that community and have stuck with this church that has so often not loved you back. We need to be honest with ourselves. In February of this year, the United Methodist Church is not deciding whether people in the GLBTQ community, members of our own churches, are good Christian people. They/You are not the issue. We are deciding if we're comfortable with how expansive God's love is! We are deciding whether we're going to miss out on loving and being loved by some really amazing people, some of whom have taught me what it really means to be the church; many of whom have taught me what it really means to follow Jesus. All of whom have been asked to give way too much as they have followed Jesus' call to love their neighbors. All of whom are already part of the body of Christ.
Throughout history we have always been tempted to draw lines around God's love. We have always been tempted to keep some people out and see ourselves as on the inside. We have always fallen into the trap of trying to control people's bodies and that has led us to be a stumbling block to others and to ourselves.
Jesus, however, invites us into a new way of being in the world. Jesus invites us to be about the work of offering places of healing; of feeding people who hunger; of showing up and loving our neighbors, whether we understand them or not. God's love is controversial. It always has been, and it always will be. Which means it will sometimes seem utterly strange to us. But our job isn't to smooth it out or to make ourselves more comfortable with it or to make sure people are following us. Our job, as Philip and the Ethiopian man found out, is to join together and see God in one another. Our job, as the disciples found out, is to celebrate God's Spirit at work even when it's in someone else— to see Christ in each other. We come together to follow Jesus, to put love first.
I have a dream for the United Methodist Church and for this particular church. I have a dream that some-time in the not so distant future, people will come through the doors of our church and will look around and say to themselves, "What a strange sight. I want to stay and find out how I can be a part of what God is doing here."


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