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What fun! I got to drive down to Harrisburg, PA on Sunday to check out the location of Beka and Jesses September wedding and to do a few engagement portraits. I was so honored when Beka asked me to photograph her wedding. Beka Nave, of Innove Events, is one of Philadelphia's top event planners. Whenever we work on a wedding together it always gets featured in a magazine and I expect the same of her wedding (fingers crossed). Beka is going to start sharing details of her wedding planning on Innoves blog, so you might want to check in there! She will be marring her long time love Jesse Rendell on her birthday! Let's hope Jesse never forgets their anniversary! Jesse is the son of Pennsylvania's Governor Ed Rendell so their wedding will be taking place at the Governors residence. Beka has big plans for the grounds! I know that Nancy Saam will be working with Beka on the décor and flowers and Peachtree and Ward will be catering the event (yumm).
Beka and Jesse wanted to do a "family portrait" with their two adorable "kids" and we then went around Harrisburg looking for sites to do fun portraits on their wedding day. I think we found a few, especially the great train station. Congratulations Beka and Jesse! I'm really looking forward to capturing your day!
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AS THOSE OF US with semi-obscure degrees and over-priced educations well know, the question "But what do you actually do with that?" is omnipresent. Comparative literature grads unloading boxes at Powell's should be heartened by the tale of Daryl Groetsch, who took two seemingly opposite ends of the educational spectrum (a BA in composition and an associates in engineering technology) and turned the degrees into a stunning, dissonant, and highly regarded noise project, Pulse Emitter.
With Pulse Emitter's recorded work, Groetsch doesn't so much create songs as he creates wordless narratives; most of his album tracks clock in over the 10-minute mark and meander all over the place; close your eyes while listening and you can easily imagine the song as a soundtrack to a long journey. He manages to accomplish all this with nothing more than a handmade modular synth, which he describes as "more a member of the band than an instrument; it definitely has a mind of its own." Despite his reputation for songs that make "In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida" sound like the Dead Kennedys, Groetsch is trying to add some sense of brevity to his work. "I'm working on recording some LPs right now, which is a challenge, because you only have 15 minutes per side to try and represent the best of the music."
If all of this sounds a bit odd, consider that Groetsch considers Pulse Emitter to be his less experimental project. "I also play the vacuum tube and tapes in a band called Shitty Vibe Smasher with Glamorous Pat and Dan of Together Tapes. We only use practice amps when we play live, in order to encourage people to gather around us. I think we could be classified as a quiet noise project."
While Shitty Vibe Smasher might be on the more low-key side of things, Pulse Emitter's live shows are decidedly more intense. "I try to find the maximum the PA can handle and play at that level," Groetsch says. "Most noise artists have a really limited range and play toward the middle of the spectrum, but I try to incorporate both high and low frequencies." He laughs, and then, when asked about potential audience deafness, says, "It's strange, but people have told me it doesn't hurt like they expected."


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The 2014 World Cup opens Thursday with host Brazil playing Croatia in Sao Paulo.
During the first two weeks, every team will play three games within its group. When round-robin play concludes, the top two teams in each group move on to a knock-out, win-or-go-home competition starting June 28.
The winner will raise the gold trophy July 13 in Rio de Janiero.
Here's a look at the groups (with FIFA world rankings and odds to win the World Cup listed for each team):
Playing in front of its own fans, Brazil is expected to easily advance, leaving Croatia, Mexico and Cameroon fighting for the other spot in the second round.
■ BRAZIL (10 world ranking, 5-2 odds) — Brazil is one of the favorites to go all the way to the final so it's no surprise that few expect the hosts to face difficulties in the group stage.
The five-time champions have reached the second round every time since 1970, and after escaping some more traditional opponents in the draw, it should be able to avoid a major surprise in its group this time. Brazil has a winning record against all of its first-round opponents.
The squad led by Neymar and coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has won 13 of its last 14 matches.
Boosted by its boisterous fans and confident following the Confederations Cup victory last year, Brazil will be looking to do better than it did at the last two World Cups, when it was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
■ MEXICO (20, 100-1) — After barely qualifying, Mexico hopes to finally get past the second round in Brazil. The Latin Americans were eliminated in the round of 16 in the last five World Cups, by Argentina the last two times. At least this time there is no chance the Mexicans will play their nemesis right away, as the Argentines are in a different side of the bracket.
Mexico has reached the quarterfinals only twice, at home in 1970 and 1986.
Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez is Mexico's biggest star, but his place as a starter in Brazil is not guaranteed because of his lack of minutes at Manchester United.
El Tri will be hampered by late injuries to midfielders Juan Carlos Medina and Luis Montes, who broke his right leg in a match against Ecuador.
■ CAMEROON (51, 1,000-1) — After reconsidering a decision to retire, Samuel Eto'o will be back at the World Cup carrying Cameroon's hopes of a surprising performance in Brazil.
The 33-year-old striker has been playing well with Chelsea, and his experience of three World Cups will be key for the Indomitable Lions, who had some help qualifying after a loss to Togo was overturned because of an ineligible player.
Cameroon hasn't advanced past the group stage since 1990, when it became the first African team to reach the quarterfinals.
■ CROATIA (16, 150-1) — Croatia, back at the World Cup after not qualifying in 2010, already knows it won't be at full strength for the difficult opener against Brazil.
Coach Niko Kovac won't have forward Mario Mandzukic, who was red-carded in a decisive qualifier against Iceland. The suspension carried over from qualifying, so he will have to sit out against the hosts. Kovac also knows he will be without defender Josip Simunic, who was banned for 10 games by FIFA for leading fans in a pro-Nazi chant after the Iceland match in Zagreb.
Midfielder Niko Kranjcar was ruled out of the World Cup with a hamstring injury that will sideline him for up to six weeks.
Spain's bid to repeat as champion has the unenviable task of beginning in a World Cup group with the Netherlands, Chile and Australia. With Brazil a potential opponent in the round of 16, no team can afford a poor start in Group B.
■ SPAIN (1, 13-2) — Spain has not lost a step as it vies to win a fourth straight major tournament with a core squad that is likely playing its final World Cup.
Spain's schedule is perhaps the toughest, as it follows up its match against the Netherlands by playing Chile on June 18 at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.
"We'll have to be ready from Day One," coach Vicente del Bosque said after the draw. "With this selection of rivals, we cannot afford to let our concentration slip one bit. The Netherlands will demand our best."
Spain finishes group play against Australia, where anything but a victory would be a shock.
■ NETHERLANDS (9, 25-1) — Now led by coach Louis van Gaal, the Netherlands is always a contender but goes into the World Cup on the heels of flopping at Euro 2012.
The Dutch went unbeaten in World Cup qualifying, winning nine of their 10 games after Bert van Marwijk's exit following the poor performance in Poland and Ukraine.
Van Gaal, who will be replaced by Guus Hiddink after the tournament, has rebuilt the team to play more attractive attacking football.
Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben continue to spark the Oranje, but Van Persie must seize the opportunity after the Manchester United striker has scored only once at the last two major tournaments, the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012.
■ CHILE (15, 50-1) — Chile is stronger and more dangerous than four years ago, when it also met Spain in group play before being eliminated by Brazil in the last 16.
This time, the South Americans are lurking, waiting to take advantage of any slip-up by either Spain or the Netherlands.
Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal and Barcelona forward Alexis Sanchez will be the key players for Chile, which has steadied under coach Jorge Sampaoli since he took over two years ago.
■ AUSTRALIA (59, 1,000-1) — All three group contenders know victory against Australia will be crucial to advancing. Australia is well aware, too.
"All of the pressure is on our rivals, they are under pressure to win, and we're not going to make it easy for them," coach Ange Postecoglou said. "We know it's very difficult for us to advance. Hopefully we can surprise them."
Australia won one of its group games in South Africa four years ago, but will find it difficult to repeat that feat with an inexperienced squad that is being groomed for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Group C has a favorite, Colombia, though injury knocked out its star player. If the South Americans can overcome that, that leaves Greece, Japan and Ivory Coast to fight for the group's other spot.
■ COLOMBIA (4, 30-1) — After the draw in December, Colombia was made an early favorite to advance from Group C. But that was before Colombia striker Radamel Falcao damaged ligaments in his left knee in a French Cup game against an amateur team.
The "Coffee Growers" from Colombia rolled through qualifying, even routing Uruguay 4-0 on their way to earning 30 points from 16 matches.
Under Argentine coach Pekerman, Colombia has blossomed, rising from 35th in the world rankings to the top five and its first World Cup in 16 years.
■ GREECE (12, 250-1) — Greece coach Fernando Santos will step down after the World Cup, but says he's glad to help lift the country's spirits after it endured four years of severe financial crisis.
"The Greeks have been so warm to me, so welcoming. It feels great to give them some joy and hope that things will get better," the Portuguese coach said.
Santos has stuck with striker Kostas Mitroglou despite his troubled move to Premier League club Fulham but had to drop defender Kyriakos Papadopoulos, who has missed matches at Schalke for 13 months due to a knee injury.
Captain Giorgos Karagounis remains motivator-in-chief at age 37, playing in eight qualifiers and both playoffs to reach a record 132 appearances for the national team.
■ JAPAN (48, 150-1) — Japan will be looking for Keisuke Honda to provide a spark in Brazil, but the bleach-haired forward has had an unsettling time at AC Milan since joining this year from CSKA Moscow.
Honda scored an injury-time penalty against Australia to make Japan the first team to qualify for this year's tournament, leading coach Alberto Zaccheroni to promise that his team was ready to "surprise the world."
But Japan's euphoria was tempered by a friendly against Cyprus, in which the hosts only prevailed with a 1-0 win.
"Winning by one goal is definitely not enough," Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa said. "We must train hard to improve."
■ IVORY COAST (17, 150-1) — Didier Drogba remains at the center of Ivory Coast's hopes, despite turning 36 last month.
The Ivorians qualified comfortably under French coach Sabri Lamouchi, and were further relieved to avoid a tough draw this time around.
They faced Argentina and the Netherlands in 2006, and Brazil and Portugal at the last World Cup — finishing third both times. If Ivory Coast makes it through this year, there will be no let-up in the round of 16 with the team likely to face a former World Cup winner in either Italy, England or Uruguay.
"That's what I want, for the Elephants to take on tough opponents," Lamouchi said. "We want to raise our standards, our concentration, our determination. … We are raising our game."
With three former champions in Italy, England and Uruguay, plus unpredictable Costa Rica, Group D could be the World Cup's toughest.
No other group has more than one past champion in it, while Italy (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006), Uruguay (1930, 1950) and England (1966) have won a combined seven titles. Uruguay and Italy alone combined to win the first four World Cups from 1930 to 1950.
■ ITALY (7, 20-1) — Italy's intentions will likely depend on the wavering ways of talented forward Mario Balotelli, whose mood swings often get him into trouble both on and off the field.
But Balotelli averages about a goal every two matches in Serie A and with the national team, and nobody seems to have a better handle on him than Italy coach Cesare Prandelli. If the Azzurri are going to match host Brazil with their record-tying fifth title, Balotelli will have to both behave and perform at his best.
■ URUGUAY (6, 25-1) — Few teams can match Uruguay's strength at forward, with Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani leading the way and veteran Diego Forlan a strong substitute.
Suarez has been one of the main reasons behind Liverpool's resurgence in the English Premier League, and Cavani has been a scoring machine with Napoli and Paris Saint-Germain in recent seasons. Forlan was named the best player of the 2010 World Cup and shared the tournament scoring lead with five goals, although he'll be 35 for this year's edition and joined Japanese club Cerezo Osaka in February, signaling that his top-level career may be finished.
■ ENGLAND (13, 30-1) — When Football Association chairman Greg Dyke responded to the December draw with a throat-slitting action that was caught on camera, it summed up England's fears.
The worry in football's home country is that England won't even advance from such a tough group. England hasn't gotten past the quarterfinals in its last four World Cups, and star player Wayne Rooney failed to score in the last two tournaments. Making matters worse, Rooney is coming off a difficult season with Manchester United.
■ COSTA RICA (31, 1,000-1) — Costa Rica would like nothing more than to repeat its surprise effort from its World Cup debut in 1990, when it beat Sweden and Scotland to reach the knockout round under experienced coach Bora Milutinovic.
The key to this squad is its defense, as evidenced by conceding only seven goals in 10 matches of the final qualifying phase.
PSV Eindhoven forward Bryan Ruiz is the team's creative spark and perhaps its best-known player after his spell at Premier League club Fulham.
France will head to the World Cup as the favorite in Group E despite strong competition from a well-organized Switzerland. Ecuador and Honduras are unlikely to challenge for group supremacy. Winning the group is crucial, however, to avoid a likely meeting with Argentina in the second round.
■ FRANCE (19, 25-1) — France coach Didier Deschamps is reluctant to talk up his team's chances at the World Cup because he still thinks his players lack consistency.
The traumatic exit from the last World Cup — where the players went on strike and failed to even win a game — is still etched in their memories.
"What's a successful World Cup? It's hard to answer, but you know just as well as me what a failed World Cup is," said Deschamps, who was captain when France won the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European Championship. "We can't count ourselves among the favorites because there are teams who have more experience, whose results over the past four or five years are much better than ours."
The way France qualified through the playoffs sums up the inconsistency. France trailed Ukraine 2-0 after a pitiful performance in the first leg in Kiev, only to turn the situation around in spectacular style with a 3-0 win.
"We have a competitive team capable of doing great things but also capable of alternating with much less good things," Deschamps said. "We'll find out the truth in our first match."
■ SWITZERLAND (8, 100-1) — Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld is happy for France to have the pressure of being group favorite.
The Swiss and French will meet June 20 in Salvador in a match that is likely to decide the Group E winner — and possibly avoiding Argentina in the second round.
"We have a mature team now. I can say that it's become 'adult,' it's grown up. We had a superb qualifying campaign, we didn't lose a single game and we've developed a great team spirit," Hitzfeld told RMC radio. "I hope to beat France so that we can finish first. But beating France will be an enormous surprise because, for me, France remains the group favorite."
So was European champion Spain, however, when it faced Switzerland in their opening group game at the last World Cup. With Hitzfeld in charge, Switzerland won 1-0 — Spain's last defeat in a tournament.
■ ECUADOR (23, 150-1) — Ecuador could well line up with two Valencias on the field.
Ecuador's best-known player is Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia. But the less illustrious Enner Valencia — who is no relation — has made a late push for a starting place in the team two years after his first call up.
He contributed a goal and an assist, as well as winning a penalty, as Ecuador came back from 3-0 down to beat Australia 4-3 in a friendly last month.
"I'm not sure if I was expecting it," Enner Valencia said. "I need to keep focusing on my job, though, which is to perform well for the benefit of the team. That's the only way I'm going to earn a place at the World Cup."
He has shown his goal touch at club level, too, scoring 10 times in 14 league games for Mexican side Pachuca.
■ HONDURAS (41, 1,000-1) — After missing the last World Cup because of injury, Honduras striker Carlos Costly should finally get to emulate his father.
Allan Costly was part of the Honduran team that made history by qualifying for its first World Cup in 1982. A tough-tackling, rugged center back, he made 41 international appearances, scoring twice, and was the mainstay in defense.
Carlos, 31, is better at the other end of the field, scoring 30 goals in 68 international appearances. He would have played four years ago in South Africa if not for injury.
"He was eager to follow my achievements in playing at a World Cup, but unfortunately that problem at the last minute prevented him from doing so," Allan Costly said. "I tell him to keep giving everything, but that if he wants to emulate me he should be careful and avoid hefty challenges."
Barring a major upset at the World Cup, Argentina will finish at the top of Group F and let the other three teams compete for second place.
■ ARGENTINA (3, 4-1) — Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain, Angel Di Maria and Sergio Aguero — Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella has more attacking talent than he can fit into the lineup.
By comparison, the defense doesn't look quite as impressive.
Still, concerns about Argentina's vulnerability in the back ought not be exaggerated. The team conceded only 15 goals in 16 qualifying matches.
■ NIGERIA (36, 250-1) — This is Nigeria's fifth World Cup and the fourth time it has been put in the same group as Argentina.
The South Americans have won each encounter so far by a single goal, including a 1-0 victory in 2010. Argentina also came out ahead when the two nations met in the 2008 Olympic final.
■ BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (21, 150-1) — Of the 32 countries in the tournament, only Bosnia is making its first World Cup appearance.
Coach Safet Susic has seen World Cup action, though. As a player he participated in the 1982 and 1990 tournaments for Yugoslavia.
Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko accounted for one-third of Bosnia's 30 goals in qualifying. Only Robin van Persie of the Netherlands scored more goals in the European qualifying groups with 11.
■ IRAN (45, 1,000-1) — Iran isn't likely to rattle its opponents with technical brilliance, but watch out for set pieces. Of the 30 goals the Iranians scored in qualifying, nine came on corner kicks or free kicks.
Germany will have two of its former coaches trying to prevent it from winning Group G at the World Cup. By adding Berti Vogts to his United States coaching staff, Jurgen Klinsmann now has the last coach to win a title with Germany by his side.
Also, Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates may experience some "home" feeling when Portugal returns to its former colony. And half-brothers Kevin-Prince Boateng and Jerome Boateng will renew their World Cup rivalry on opposing sides when Ghana takes on Germany.
■ GERMANY (2, 5-1) — Germany is always among the highest-ranked teams in the world but the last of its three World Cup titles came in 1990 and the last at a major tournament was the 1996 European Championship.
Germany has a winning record against all three group opponents — the United States (six wins, three losses), Portugal (nine wins, five draws, three losses) and Ghana (two wins).
Germany has beaten Portugal in their last three meetings, twice at European Championships and in the match for third place at the 2006 World Cup. The Germans beat Ghana in their group match at the 2010 World Cup and also defeated the United States in the quarterfinals of the 2002 tournament.
■ GHANA (37, 150-1) — Ghana reached the quarterfinals four years ago — beating the United States in the process. Ghana also knocked out the Americans in its only other World Cup appearance in 2006.
The Boateng brothers are likely to face each other again, just as they did four years ago when Germany edged Ghana 1-0 in South Africa.
Raised by different mothers in Germany, the brothers play in the Bundesliga. Jerome is a defender at Bayern Munich and Kevin-Prince an attacking midfielder with Schalke.
■ UNITED STATES (13, 100-1) — By bringing Berti Vogts into his staff, Jurgen Klinsmann has recruited the coach who guided Germany to its last major title at Euro 1996, when Klinsmann still played for Germany.
But that's not all.
It can be said only slightly jokingly that the United States will start as many Germans against Germany as its opponent. Starting a trend that began when Klinsmann's coaching predecessor, Bob Bradley, persuaded Nuremberg defender Timmy Chandler and Schalke midfielder Jermaine Jones to play for the U.S. team, Klinsmann has successfully recruited German-Americans Fabian Johnson, Daniel Williams, Alfredo Morales, Terrence Boyd and Julian Green.
Johnson started for Germany against England in the 2009 European Under-21 Championship final, and Green played for Germany in three qualifiers for the 2014 European Under-19 Championship.
■ PORTUGAL (4, 25-1) — Portugal may not be much beyond Cristiano Ronaldo, but sometimes he is enough.
The winner of the Ballon d'Or as the best player in the world, Ronaldo scored all four goals in two matches that allowed Portugal to advance over Sweden in the World Cup playoffs. He even earned the applause of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sweden's equally egocentric star. Add in Ronaldo's record scoring in the Champions League and Portugal has a big weapon in the attack.
The problem is that he's returning from an injury.
Portugal also should be feeling more at home in Brazil than its opponents. Portuguese explorers were the first Europeans to set foot in Brazil and Portugal ran Brazil as a colony. The two countries share the language, and Portugal should have plenty of local supporters.
With Belgium, Russia, South Korea and Algeria, don't expect too much pre-World Cup hype from Group H.
But don't kiss it off as irrelevant. With Belgium players Vincent Kompany and Eden Hazard and Russia coach Fabio Capello, the group shouldn't be disregarded.
■ RUSSIA (19, 80-1) — Russia will organize the next World Cup, has financial clout and has attracted some of the best coaches in the world to rekindle the glory days of its 1960 European Nations Cup success, when the Soviet Union won the inaugural continental competition.
Dutch coaches Guus Hiddink and Dick Advocaat came and went, both stopping short of the full international recognition Russia craved. Somehow, a nation of 142 million people with a long football tradition finds it incredibly tough to be a contender.
Now it is up to Fabio Capello.
The Italian coach got Russia to Brazil by winning a group which included Portugal, and that has given him enough confidence to keep his eye on the second round.
■ BELGIUM (11, 20-1) — Belgium coach Marc Wilmots is also already looking beyond the first round.
The Red Devils might still be too young to reap the rewards of their talent, but there will be no waiting once they get to Brazil.
Perhaps the most exciting player of the group is Eden Hazard. The playmaker has seen his stock rise during a standout season with Chelsea, and an easy first-round group can do wonders for a player looking for recognition on the biggest stage.
Belgium starts out against Algeria and a solid performance against a team which likely will throw everything back in defense could quickly turn Hazard into a big name, with momentum going his way.
■ ALGERIA (22, 2,000-1) — Four years ago, Algeria held England to a scoreless draw but still went out in the group stage. Looking further back, 1982 should provide even more inspiration.
Algeria beat West Germany in its opening World Cup game, but a controversial result later in the round contrived to eliminate the north Africans. The bitterness of that experience remains, and every Algerian fan knows the team is still out for revenge.
■ SOUTH KOREA (57, 300-1) — South Korea has qualified for the last eight World Cups, and it has a reminder of its glory days in coach Hong Myung-Bo, who was a star for the South Korean squad that made an impressive run to the semifinals of the 2002 World Cup.
But this young squad struggled in qualifying and just squeaked past Uzbekistan to make it to Brazil. Its top players are Son Heung-min, who plays for Bayer Leverkusen, and Park Chu Young, of Arsenal.


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Nigerian and Ghanian movie trailers have become somewhat of an internet phenomenon in the past few years. With their nonsensical dialogue and narration screamed at fever pitch, absurd video effects and general lack of adherence to the basic rules of filmmaking, they've captured the hearts of many an internet surfer. If you're yet to join in on the fun, here's one of my favourites:
After watching countless trailers and clips, I felt it was time to finally track down a film from Nigeria or Ghana. The first that I stumbled across was End of the Wicked, a Nigerian horror film/Christian recruitment video, and my life was never to be the same.
Nigeria, 1999, Teco Benson
Yeah, End of the Wicked is damaged goods indeed. But before I delve into its incomprehensible plot, let me give you a bit of disturbing background information on the people behind this idiocy. The company that financed End of the Wicked was Liberty Films – a company run by the infamous Helen Ukpabio. Ukpabio also wrote the film and features in a small but significant role. After doing a bit of research on Ukpabio, End of the Wicked loses a bit of its humour and becomes genuinely frightening. Ukpabio has an obsession with "witches" that has stirred up superstitions to the point of families leaving their children or even burning them to death. Check out this demented excerpt from Wikipedia:
In 1992, Ukpabio founded Liberty Foundation Gospel Ministries with the aim of spreading her often literal interpretations of the Holy Bible to the people of West Africa. The belief most often associated with Mrs. Ukpabio and her organisation is a claim that Satan has the ability to manifest himself in the bodies of children by demonic possession and make them become his servants in the form of 'witches' or 'wizards'.
Exploiting superstitious beliefs, particularly those related to spiritual or demonic possession or witchcraft, Helen Ukpabio's organisation has grown exponentially throughout Nigeria and West Africa since its foundation. There are now major Liberty Gospel Churches in Cameroon, Ghana and South Africa as well as Nigeria.
Scary stuff, huh? But let's not allow the film's disturbing propaganda element to stop us from having a good laugh at its ridiculous content. Yes, let's laugh in the face of Ukpabio. The actors in End of the Wicked speak English, but it is extremely hard to understand them due to their strong accents and the muffled audio. Background sounds and foley often drown out the words the actors speak. The film also cuts together scenes at random, often going on bizarre tangents and throwing in scenes and characters that seem completely irrelevant. Thus, it is bloody hard to decipher the film's storyline. But I'll try my best. From what I could understand, Beelzebub (Alex Usifo Omiagbo) – a dude in white-face and a permanently bloodied chin – wants to fill up his "blood bank". And, for some reason or another, the remedy for this is to ruin the life of Chris (Charles Okafor), who seems to be simply just some guy. Chris's mum (Patience Oseni) is a witch in league with Beelzebub and manages to recruit Chris's kids turning them into tiny witches. The witches get to work fucking up the world around poor Chris by giving him back problems and bankrupting him. They also turn him against his wife, Stella (Hilda Dokubo), by morphing her face into something weird. Along the way, other characters show up and bad things happen to them.
A pathetic melting pot of ancient computer effects, horrible performances, goat sacrifices and rambling nothingness, End of the Wicked transported me to another dimension. I found myself in a trance. I was horrified, in hysterics and engrossed all at once. There is genuinely unsettling content in this film. The use of children as witches is very strange and very inappropriate. And the entirely unnecessary real animal slaughter is sickening. But, thankfully, the brutal animal slaughter is drowned out by the hilarious animal transformations, beautifully rendered by special effects company "Magic House of Macro" who use video effects that would have looked tacky in any era. While End of the Wicked features long stretches of dullness, plodding is not exactly the right word to describe the film. Rather, it is like a skit film with disconnected scenes of ever-growing weirdness. And like most skit films, some skits are boring, other skits are hysterical. For the rest of this review, I'd like to share some of the skits from the hysterical category.
Chris really can't catch a break. In this scene, his children, along with a whole lot of other children, eat some sort of rice dish on his back. He then wakes up with back problems:
Stella tries to comfort Chris, but those bloody witches have done something stupid with her face:
Beelzebub helps this old witch to grow a big cock:
She then uses said cock to rape her daughter-in-law:
Some guy – I honestly couldn't work out what he had to do with the main story – has his eyes ruined:
I won't lie. Sitting through End of the Wicked is no easy task. This ain't Troll 2. This is the real stuff – truly, truly horrible stuff. Yes, this is a bad film for the strong-willed. But for those that do manage to get through the agonising ninety-plus running time, you will be greatly rewarded. End of the Wicked is captured and plotted in a style that so viciously ignores every rule of cinema that it physically hurts to watch. I can safely say that I've never seen anything like this before and I'm pretty sure I won't see anything like it again… that is, until I watch another film written and produced by the evil Helen Ukpabio.
Oh and just in case you were wondering, End of the Wicked ends with a dog floating out of a dead woman while Helen Ukpabio watches on shaking her head sadly.


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Celestial navigation: We have lost the sky
It was Marshall McLuhan, I believe, who first observed that the increased speed of transportation and communication had made the world a global village. That observation has become a commonplace. But we don't usually focus on the aspect of the village metaphor that suggests we have become more, not less, parochial than our predecessors. Instead we emphasize how cosmopolitan we moderns or postmoderns are in comparison to our ancestors, most of whom lived and died within shouting distance of their birthplaces and—before the invention of the steam engine—could be transported no faster than a horse could run or the wind could blow a ship.
But even as we jet over oceans and view live TV transmissions from the other side of the world, we are more parochial than the ancients in one way. We have lost the sky.
I don't mean that the sky has fallen, though something very like that is happening as the ozone layer buffering earth from outer space thins and disintegrates. Nor do I mean it in the sense that urban dwellers, surrounded by electrical lighting, are blinded to most of the stars and planets surrounding us in the night. I mean it mostly in the sense that we have lost our attention to the sky.
This came home to me when I recently read that the U.S. Navy has stopped teaching celestial navigation. Satellites and global positioning systems have rendered the stars obsolete or, as essayist Rebecca Solnit puts it, "unnecessary to knowing where you are."
Far be it from me, a decidedly directionally challenged traveler, to lament the advent of GPS navigation technology. The TomTom I got last Christmas is one of the most wonderful and useful gifts I've ever received. No longer do I take frustrating and unintended tours of Chicago neighborhoods or the outlying stretches of Grand Rapids freeways. I adore the way my portable GPS counts down the miles to my destination and can tell me exactly how far I am from arrival. I've downloaded the voice of comedian John Cleese and have yet to tire of his snarkiness ("you have now reached at your destination and are on your own—I will not carry your bags") or his Britishisms ("at the next exit, bear right, beaver left"). When I say this device is wonderful, I mean it is full of wonders. It fascinates me with its gargantuan yet nimble store of information, its neat and accessible gadgetry and its generally excellent direction.
But is this little box of chips and circuits as wonderful, as vast, as laden with information as the night sky? Consider that a global positioning system, fantastic as it may be, is limited to the globe and the mechanical satellites surrounding it. My TomTom reaches across continents, but not across galaxies. And in comparison to the sky, it is fragile. It depends not only upon the human ingenuity of satellite makers but on something as homely as batteries. It's also only as correct as the information loaded into it. So, yes, it did take me by a backdoor route into downtown Memphis that was faster than any route I'd driven before. But it also got me lost in a tangle of new lanes and one-way streets in harborside Miami. And for a long, amusing stretch in rural Texas, it pictured me rocketing at 80 miles per hour through rivers and across wheat fields parallel to the highway on which I was actually traveling (with John Cleese persistently urging me to beaver left at first opportunity).
Then there's all that history linked to the sky and its constellations. My TomTom is barely a year old and already it cries for upgrades. Take the Little Dipper by comparison. For centuries it has told people not only where they are, but who they are. In distant European ages, it was the "dragon's wing." The Greeks viewed it as a "little bear" and as the daughters of Atlas gone stellar. Romanians saw it as the "little wagon." For runaway slaves making their way north, it was companion to the "drinking gourd." The Hopi saw it as a "star thrower," the Western Shoshone as a rabbit net, the Chumash as seven boys who transmuted into flaming wild geese, the Pueblo as a cradle, the Tohono O'odham as a cactus-gathering hook.
These are worlds not contained in my TomTom. Next time you're far enough outside a metropolitan area to see the night sky, look up. Look up and remember. Look up and break free from the bonds of our terrestrial parochialism. Look up and wonder if the Magi could have located the Christ child with a TomTom or a Garmin.
And then, if you have a moment, e-mail the navy and tell it to make sure those new sailors learn how to reckon their way by the stars, too.


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mafia Wars How players on the same level that I have access to many weapons that I can get?
I'm moving through the levels, but seems that there are players with sooo many types of weapons and armor that I can not buy for myself. And I'm not talking about weapons of shit loot, I'm talking serious heavy weapons! Where are they getting this stuff? Besides … Why can not I win fights enough? It seems that no matter how much I strengthen my defenses and attack, so by arms procurement and use of skill points to increase these things, can never win against people at my level … WTF?
So they are probably spending that the points are obtained from the proficiency levels of hangers for these new items. In addition, some high level friends could give them the elements, or perhaps there doing some missions in Cuba to win them. As for the attack, so it's going by statistics, the size of the mob, and items such as armor, a assault weapons and vehicles. people your trying to attack likely has better stats then. If The Mafia is 34 people, try to go for someone with 15-30 people.
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2013 Game #1 — Denver: 49 – Ravens:27Posted by Paul Apple on Sep 6, 2013 in Baltimore Ravens, Sports | Comments Off on 2013 Game #1 — Denver: 49 – Ravens:27
Not the start the Reigning Super Bowl Champions envisioned — but not surprising given the huge challenge of facing Peyton Manning in Mile High on game #1. During the first half it seemed like the Ravens were in control of the game and should have had a 7 point lead at the half if Dallas Clark had hung on to the TD after an excellent drive to close out the half. It just takes a couple of plays for things to get out of hand. The non challenge by the Ravens coaching staff was huge; the blocked punt is always a difficult obstacle to overcome. Here are my quick observations:
1) Tight End is a huge problem for us without Dennis Pitta. Dallas Clark probably had his worst game as a pro. He looks old and slow — hopefully it was more rust from inactivity. He will not be able to get any separation and right now he is dropping too many passes. We gave him far too many opportunities. Ed Dickson did not play much better. Flacco laid the passes in there — admittedly in difficult spots with defenders coming up to make hits — but it does not seem like we can rely on Dickson for clutch receptions either. That does not not leave us anywhere to turn since we require production out of this spot.
2) The health of our offensive line could be the key to our season. It was disturbing to see Oher go down with friendly fire after Yanda rolled up on his ankle. We do not have depth at the offensive line positions. The line will be a strength for us — but only if we stay healthy.
3) Our rookies need to contribute more. Brynden Trawick's only highlight was crashing into Jacoby Jones and taking him out of the game on the punt return — turns out he has a knee sprain. That showed his inexperience on special teams. Arthur Brown did not see much action early on except on special teams — despite the weakness of Josh Bynes in pass coverage. Bynes was a non factor and Manning abused our linebackers all night. The only bright spot in the rookie group was undrafted Marlon Brown who looks like the real deal. When is Matt Elam going to see the field as a starting safety?
4) You can't let a QB complete 7 TD passes — no matter how out of hand the game gets. Manning showed that he has been chewing over that last defeat in the playoffs for 7 months. He came ready to play and still seems to have plenty of life left in his arm. He fooled our secondary and confused us on a number of occasions. Otherwise, his precision just was too much for a defense that is still learning to communicate and play together. We were unable to get any type of push up the middle to chase him out of the pocket. He seemed to have a clear site line for all of his passes.
5) It was surprising to see the Ravens loose their poise and commit some silly fouls in the second half out of frustration. The Ravens were the most penalized team in football last season — that has to change.
6) The jury is still out for me on the acquisition of Stokley. He also is old and slow. Flacco is in danger of more interceptions as he throws to Stokley and Clark with defenders hanging all over them and undercutting the routes to try for picks.
7) The Broncos had an excellent defensive plan of trying to take away our two main weapons: Torrey Smith down the field (he was blanketed most of the night) and Ray Rice in both the running and short dump-off game. We need more weapons to put pressure on the defense.
8) Our defense was definitely gassed in the mile high air — especially in the hot temperatures. We just had not played the starters enough in preseason and in practice to build up that type of endurance for the fast-paced offense of Peyton Manning — but there is no way we could for the first game of the season. We just have to write this game off and move on. It proved to be too difficult of a challenge.
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Author Notes: Proja (corn bread) is one of the famous savoury treats in Balkan area. Just a few years ago I discovered that polenta (which is the main ingredient of proja) is widely used for sweets. Although I became a fan of those sweets, proja will always be No1 on the list of products that are made out of maize flour or polenta. Every household has the favourite recipe, this one is ours. —Jasmina Gajic
Serves 8
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 3/4 cup olive oil
- 1 1/2 cups sparkling water
- 2 cups cornmeal or polenta
- 1 piece zucchini (grated)
- 100 grams goat cheese or feta
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- In a medium size bowl mix flours with baking powder and salt. In a different bowl whisk eggs with milk, oil, sparkling water and sour cream.
- Add dry ingredients to wheat ingredients and mix with whisker until well combined. Add grated zucchini and goat feta cheese, stir before pouring into a greased baking tin.
- Bake on 180 C for 35-40 minutes.
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Alpine in Brewster County, Texas — The American South (West South Central)
Burgess' Water Hole
Location. 30° 22.386′ N, 103° 39.547′ W. Marker is in Alpine, Texas, in Brewster County. Marker can be reached from N. Harrison St.. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Alpine TX 79830, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within one mile of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Lawrence Sullivan Ross (approx. 0.8 miles away); J.C. Carr-Bob Slight House (approx. 0.9 miles away); Nolte-Rooney House (approx. 0.9 miles away); First Baptist Church of Alpine (approx. one mile away); Gage-Van Sickle (approx. one mile away); Our Pioneers (approx. one mile away); Colonel Henry P. Brewster (approx. one mile away); 105 Howitzer (approx. one mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Alpine.
More about this marker. Located on Kokernot Masonul Lodge property, Kokernot Springs, off of SH 223, Alpine
Also see . . .
1. Juan Dominguez de Mendoza, Handbook of Texas Online (Submitted on January 14, 2010, by Richard Denney of Austin, Texas.)
2. Springs of Texas, Volume 1. An on-line excerpt from Springs of Texas, Volume 1, discussing springs of Brewster County, including these springs. (Submitted on January 14, 2010, by Richard Denney of Austin, Texas.)
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A&E target missed for 30th week
The proportion of patients seen within four hours at A&E departments in England has failed to meet the target of 95% for the 30th week in a row.
NHS England said 94.3% of patients spent four hours or less from arrival to admission, transfer or discharge last week. This was up from 93.3% the previous week.
The 95% target has not been met since the week ending September 28, but today's figure is the closest it has got to it since the week ending October 5, when 94.5% patients were seen within the time frame.
The figures were the best for months - even though the target was missed
Dr Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, said: "These latest performance figures are a great credit to everyone given the continuing pressure on the service."
There were 434,500 attendances in A&E, up slightly on the previous week when there 434, 400.
The number of people waiting for more than four hours was 5,500 - down from 6,700 a week earlier.
Two people spent more than 12 hours waiting from decision to admit to admission. In the week ending January 4 - during the busy new year period - nearly 250 patients had to wait longer than this.
There were 105,300 emergency admissions - up on the 104,900 in the previous week.
NHS England also released its latest figures for its NHS 111 phone line service.
Nearly 1.1 million calls were received in March , representing 36,700 a day, similar to that in February.
Of calls answered, 92.1% were done so within 60 seconds, fewer than in February (93.2%) and the average for 2014 (92.9%).
An NHS England spokesman said: "NHS 111 handled more than 1.1 million calls in February, with 92% of those being answered in under 60 seconds.
"The service continues to do an excellent job in supporting patients and in terms of protecting both A&E and ambulance services from unnecessary attendances and call outs.
"Of the calls NHS 111 triaged just 11% led to an ambulance being dispatched and only 8% of patients were recommended to attend A&E."
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HarborOne Bank Selects Partners & Simons as Agency of Record
BROCKTON, Mass.—HarborOne Bank has selected Partners & Simons as its agency of record after a competitive pitch. Partners & Simons will handle all creative and media to tell the story of the largest state-chartered cooperative bank in New England, with $2.4 billion in assets, as it continues to grow and expand.
HarborOne Bank has been committed to the growth and success of its customers, communities and colleagues for nearly 100 years. Today, it serves communities throughout southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island and offers commercial and residential lending expertise, personal and small-business banking products and services including mobile and cash management solutions.
The 14-branch bank was impressed by the quality of Partners & Simons' creative product and the emphasis the advertising agency puts on helping clients build and maintain honest, trusting relationships with their customers.
"HarborOne has a great story to tell, and in Partner & Simons, we've found the right partner to help us tell it," said Dave Tryder, chief marketing officer at HarborOne. "At the heart of our relationship with our customers is trust, and Partners & Simons is uniquely positioned to communicate, celebrate and differentiate who we are as a trusted partner in our customers' lives."
"HarborOne has experienced great success in recent years, and our role is to help them accelerate that growth without sacrificing the authentic heritage and personal service that make their organization so special," explained Andrew Pelosi, president of Partners & Simons, based in Boston. "From our first meeting, I could see we were two like-minded organizations that recognize the important roles trust and humanity play in how people choose a banking partner today."
About HarborOne Bank
With $2.4 billion in assets, HarborOne Bank is the largest co-operative bank in New England. HarborOne serves the financial needs of consumers, businesses, and municipalities throughout southeastern Massachusetts through its network of 14 full-service branches, two limited service branches, a commercial loan office in Providence, Rhode Island, and a residential lending office in Westford, Massachusetts. The Bank also provides a range of educational services through "HarborOne U," with classes on small business, financial literacy and personal enrichment at two campuses located adjacent to its Brockton and Mansfield locations. HarborOne is the parent company of Merrimack Mortgage, LLC, a full-service mortgage lender with 34 offices in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Maine, and also does business in five additional states.


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BRENDAN TREMBATH: And now for our look at today's business and finance, here's David Taylor.
DAVID TAYLOR: Thanks Brendan.
To developments today in Australia's media sector - the competition regulator says it will oppose a bid by Seven Group Holdings to purchase the rest of James Packer's Consolidated Media Holdings.
The ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) says the acquisition would give Seven too much of an advantage in bidding for free-to-air TV sports rights.
Seven currently owns 25 per cent of Consolidated Media, which owns half of Fox Sports.
The decision by the ACCC now paves the way for News Limited to acquire Consolidated Media and pulls the plugs on Seven's stake in Fox Sports, which it'll hand over to News Limited.
Seven Group shares ended up 3.5 per cent to $7.28.
Consolidated Media shares added 1.2 per cent to $3.42.
To the share market, and Westpac led most of the gains in the financial sector, up 0.3 per cent by the close.
ANZ added 0.2 per cent, as did the NAB and the Commonwealth Bank.
To the miners, and BHP Billiton shed 0.6 per cent to close at $33.25, while rival Rio Tinto lost 0.75 per cent to $55.42.
Telstra ended the day 0.5 per cent higher at $3.93.
By the close, the All Ords had lost 6 points to 4,505.
On commodities markets, oil is trading at $US91.25 a barrel and gold is at $US1764 an ounce.
The Australian dollar rose on those job numbers released today, despite the unemployment rate climbing higher.
Brendan, it's now trading at around 102.6 US cents.
The full story...
ACCC ends Seven's play for Fox Sports
David Taylor reported this story on Thursday, October 11, 2012 18:58:00
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Education is the answer to the future. It's never too late. —Jackson Howard
OREM — A Provo man can now add high school graduation to his list of accomplishments, 70 years after dropping out to join the Navy.
Jackson Howard, an 86-year-old father of six, received a standing ovation from fellow Provo High School graduates and audience members Wednesday as he walked across the stage at the UCCU Events Center, his diploma in hand.
Howard dropped out of high school in November 1943, just six months shy of graduation.
"The war was on — the big one," he said. "So young men had to go when they were 18."
After passing an academy test and an interview process, Howard was sent to a U.S. Navy Reserve officer training course at the University of Texas.
"We learned to salute, shine our shoes and say yes sir, no sir," he said, "and do all the things that sailors have to do."
At 19, Howard graduated from the program with a bachelor's degree and was commissioned an ensign in the Navy in June 1946. Not long after that, he married his high school sweetheart, Gloria Russell.
After serving in the Navy, Howard said he was released on active duty, given the rank of captain and decided to go to law school.
He received a master's degree from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces and later earned a doctorate of law. At age 23, Howard passed the bar and remained in the Navy Reserve for 30 years.
Howard said he was invited to attend the graduation ceremony and receive his diploma after he let it slip he never participated in his 1943 ceremonies.
"I suppose I let it be known that I'm a high school dropout," he said.
Helen Patterson, Provo High's college and career coordinator, invited Howard to participate in this year's ceremony. She said his message is one of hope.
"The message is you can serve, but you can continue to go on and do things," Patterson said.
Andrew Howard, Jackson's son, said he was happy to see his father receive his diploma.
"It's nice to finally put a bow on it, isn't it?" he said.
Carson Strachan, Howard's grandson, described his grandfather and his education as a blessing, having helped many of his children and grandchildren get through school.
"It's funny," he said. "He always encouraged education, and he didn't even have his diploma."
Howard has been involved with Provo High School for many years, giving the $1,000 Howard/McAdam Award since 1955 to a student for outstanding achievement in academics and athletics.
Provo High Principal Jeff Schoonover recognized Howard, who received a second standing ovation, as an honorary graduate during the ceremony.
Schoonover expressed his gratitude toward Howard for helping students in college through the Howard/McAdam Award.
"There are amazing students who've benefited because of his graciousness," he said.
Lorraine Adams, a mathematics teacher at Provo High, said it was obvious Howard's diploma was as important to him. She said the students showed respect for what he did as a person and for his career.
"To see students applaud him in a standing ovation twice is amazing," Adams said.
Howard credits his academic ability to his teachers at Provo High and his parents, who always encouraged him to pursue an education.
As a first generation college student, he encouraged students who have dropped out to go back and get their GED certificiate and pursue their education.
"Education is the answer to the future," Howard said. "It's never too late."


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Today began with a hop on the Metro to the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, a stunning Roman Catholic Church that exemplifies the French Gothic movement in architecture. Construction of the Cathedral began in the 12th century, and finished in the 14th century. Eva (our tour guide) gave our students a brief art history lesson as we stood outside the massive church. Their complete lack of grounding in art further cements my belief that art education should be compulsory throughout public school education. Filling in bubbles on a standardized test with an HB pencil DOES NOT count as art!
While the kids listened to Eva, Addie and I played in the beautiful green space, the Notre Dame Gardens, to the side and back of the Cathedral. I love when urban spaces have small enclaves of nature! The gardens were just beginning to show springtime blooms. Addie chased after the ducks walking along the river wall, yelling "quack! quack!"
The interior of the Cathedral was just as stunning as I had remembered. We wandered along the walls, admiring the intricate stained glass windows. Unfortunately, the stairs to the tower were closed due to a labor strike. (Who knew churches had unions?)
We had some free time after visiting Notre Dame, so Kendra, Addison, and I slipped into a quiet cafe for cappuccinos and a quick bite to eat. Our waiter was perfectly charming! (A stark contrast to the typically rude Parisian subway worker I dealt with in the Metro station earlier in the day. I do not completely understand the intense dislike Parisians seem to have for Americans, but I have yet to visit Paris without getting the feeling that my presence isn't universally welcomed.)
After our snack (yes I had another nutella crepe!), we took the kids on a leisurely river boat cruise along the Seine river. Like our cruise down the river Thames, it was a great opportunity to see many major sites of Paris without the hassle of dealing with crowds. Unfortunately, the ride was more relaxing than we anticipated, and many of our exhausted teens couldn't help but fall asleep!
On the other hand, Addie seemed to catch a second wind and thoroughly enjoyed exploring the boat as we cruised along the river.
When we disembarked, the group headed on foot to the Louvre Museum. As an artist and art teacher, I had been waiting for this visit for our entire trip!
Before we made it to the Louvre, we made a few stops. First on the list was a photo opportunity on the Pont des Arts, a simple pedestrian bridge spanning the river. A longtime hotspot for artists, the bridge also draws couples who attach a lock to the railing and toss the key into the river. Kendra and I were sad we didn't have a lock on hand. The kids were inventive, and one of them pulled a luggage lock from their backpack and placed it on the bridge – too cute!
Next stop was lunch at the Carrousel du Louvre Shopping Center. Yes, there is a shopping mall at the Louvre with not just one, but two Starbucks. The food court reminded me of the old Marche restaurant in Boston's Back Bay. It featured cuisine from around the world and you got your "passport" stamped at each station from which you got food. Anyway, I digress – the food options at the Louvre Shopping Center were similar. I opted for the Mediterranean stand, while Kendra went for the French stall. Though expensive and overpriced, the food was good.
With full tummies, we finally headed to the museum. It was Addie's nap time, so we planned on letting her sleep in the backpack while I carried her though the exhibits. Unfortunately, our great plans were squashed at the entrance to the Richelieu Wing, and we were sent to get a stroller from the info desk. It was a cumbersome process that wasted 30 minutes of our time and left us regretting not having brought the Ergo with us to the museum. Even worse, the layout of the museum is not conducive to strollers – elevators are few and far between, painfully slow, and often filled with perfectly able-bodied folks unwillingly to make room. I cannot imagine trying to navigate in a wheelchair! Having a baby most certainly makes you appreciate the difficulties faced by the physically handicapped. If your legs can move you, take the stairs!
Despite the bumpy start, we did manage to cover a great deal of ground. We did a fly-by of the Mona Lisa, which was predictably crowded. Addison did manage a short nap while we spent two hours wandering the beautiful hallways of the museum.
While waiting for the kids to get back from the photo scavenger hunt we had assigned them, Kendra, Addie, and I stopped for more cappuccinos (and a babyccino!) and some pastries at the Louvre cafe. To make sure the kids didn't miss any of the truly famous works in the museum, we gave them a list of must sees that they had to take pictures of, as well as a few other requirements. It was a fun way for them to explore the Louvre while also learning about art.
On the way to dinner, we caught a classical music performance in the Metro! I love buskers – especially good ones :)
Dinner was at Flam's, which featured salad and Flammekueche – similar to a thin-crust pizza. We ended our night atop the Montparnasse Tower 56th Floor Observation Deck. As we gave out awards for the Louvre scavenger hunt, Addie made friends with two little French kids who delighted in letting her chase them around the deck. She had a blast and wore herself out! The kids loved the view, especially when the Eiffel Tower sparkled!
It was a great way to end an awesome European adventure. Tomorrow we head home, and I know this experience has changed the lives of our students and broadened their worldviews. Tonight, I am a proud teacher.


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The Joy Of Music Essay Research Paper
The Joy Of Music Essay, Research Paper
What Is the Joy of Making Music?
As stated in Webster?s New World Dictionary, joy is "a very glad feeling; delight." The definition for music is "sounds and tones in varying melody that form a structurally complete and emotionally expressive composition." The definition of music implies that there is some joy in making it. Music is "emotional," and "expressive," so some feeling must go into making music.
I will use my experiences as a trumpet player to explain the technical and emotional involvement of making and listening to music. The first step in making music is the technical part of singing, or of playing an instrument. One does this by learning all the notes and fingerings for them, and then learning the basics of playing. For example, once one knows how to play scales, one needs to learn how to make them sound better. Then, one learns how to play them faster and so on. Once you master all of the basics and have listened to many kinds of music (to gain knowledge of styles, how to articulate notes, and how things are generally supposed to sound etc.), then you can go on to make your own judgments as to how the piece should be played. When all the basics and all the knowledge are combined, then music occurs.
When I first started to play the trumpet, I thought I was making music. Now as I look back, my band really didn?t, though we played the notes well. There is a fine line between playing right notes and making music. That fine line is usually felt inside. This is why I love the music business? the difference between good and great is felt, as opposed to a material difference like that between good food or great food. Even though people have their own opinions, most people agree on what constitutes great music. Great music appeals to the senses and to the intellect, and makes you want to hear more. It does so in a way that I can?t explain. It doesn?t matter if an explanation can?t be offered, because feelings are valid without definition, and are left to be interpreted by the individual.
When one goes to a concert, one listens to an orchestra play a piece. One can say it was good or bad. What makes it good or bad? You have to refer back to the definition of music to really figure out if it was good. Yes, you could say "if it sounded good, then it was good." But what does "sounded good" really mean? That?s where the definition comes in. The audience knows what "delight and glad feelings" are in music so one knows if one feels good after a concert, then it must have been a good concert.
Every time I go to a concert and hear music, not just "good notes," I feel good. The way all the notes and the music all work together makes me (and the audience) feel good. I feel there is no real difference in when you hear a soloist making "good" music or an orchestra making "good" music. Both have the same qualities when it comes to performance. They both have a way of making you feel good. I have been playing trumpet for nine years, and only recently have I really been able to play music. It?s an amazing feeling when you can "get your head out of the [music] stand" and start listening to the music going on around you in the group you are playing with. Everyone making music together in an ensemble is one of the greatest feelings. When I played with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the music making was unbelievable. The level of playing was above what I was used to, and the music created was better than I had expected.
I have given you many examples of music making, the process of making music, and how to see if what you heard was music or "good notes." I will now tell you why I love making music. The pure excitement and joy of being able to make others experience the same joy I experience is great. This still may seem hard to understand, but let me explain. The first time I played a concert (in fourth grade) the audience applauded and gave us a standing ovation. The applauding made me feel great. People were praising my friends and me for doing what was fun and enjoyable. I realized that making music was what I wanted to do. Making people feel good while doing what I love, sounds great to me. I guess when it comes down to why I love making music, the answer is two-fold: the pure fun involved in making music, and the satisfaction of self expression. I can express my feelings through music; instead of expressing my self through writing or art or even talking to others (on occasion), I play my trumpet. Also music provides self discipline. Because I play sports, I don?t find as much discipline in music as others might, but I know many people who find self discipline in making music.
I have discussed the joy of making and listening to music, along with the process, basics and fundamentals of how to make music. My only wish is to have knowledgeable audiences who come to my concerts and support me in a positive way. I just want people to understand the music they listen to the way I do.
The joy of making music is something very dear to me, and music is something I?m planing to make a career of. Doing something that one loves? playing trumpet and making music as a career is the most enjoyable thing that I could do.
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If you want your family to connect with nature on a grand scale, the nonprofit Yellowstone Assn. Institute has a summer plan for you.
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Skateboarding Map
Skateboard / Skating in Minecraft Vanilla. The map works in Singleplayer only. Play on a renderdistance of at least 12 chunks.
Map Showcase:
Resource Pack: Inside the download file
How to install Skateboarding Map:
- Download the map.
- Extract file.
- Go to %appdata%.
- Go to .minecraft/saves folder.
- If the ?saves? folder does not exist you can create one.
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Field Notes – 28/7/F
A Practical Guide to Culture looks like a must read! Check out Tim Challies review HERE.
You may not agree with him on everything, but Doug Wilson's new podcast on applied theology 'The Plodcast' might be one to listen to each week.
A course on Biblical Theology from Andrew Wilson . The notes might be worth a download and saving for a later date.
"In a society like ours, most people only know of either a very mild, nominal Christianity or a separatist, legalistic Christianity. Neither of these is, may we say, "the real thing." But exposure to them creates spiritual antibodies, as it were, making the listener extremely resistant to the gospel. These antibodies are now everywhere in our society." (Tim Keller)
Another conference coming up is The Evangelism Conference in October with John Stevens, Glynn Harrison and Jonty Allcock speaking. The theme is better. story.


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If you have watched any documentary or news report about medical marijuana in the last 2-3 years, I'm sure you have heard the term CBD being mentioned. But what is it exactly? Is it as magical as they say it is? And why?
Most people know what THC is. THC is practically a household name, but there are many other interesting compounds contained within cannabis. We are going to focus on CBD's. CBD is short for Cannabidiol, which is one of the other unique compounds in marijuana. Several decades ago, breeders eliminated these compounds in their breeding process because they don't give the "high" effect consumers wanted. CBD is found in industrial hemp cultivars, and many ruderalis strains.
Because of CBD's unique properties for not having psychoactivy, people have began looking at its uses for medicine. Finding it doesn't bond with the CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors like THC, it has shown to effectively work as an anti-psychotic, anti-convulsive, and pain relieving medicine. It is currently being tested for its anti-cancer properties.
There are reports of its ability to eliminate seizures, such as the case Charlotte Figi. A young girl who was having up to 300 grand mal seizures a week, found relief with the use of CBD cannabis. This strain was named "Charlotte's Web" after this brave girl. There are many similar reports of people responding positively to this type of treatment.
I got my hands on a clone called Sour Tsunami that was said to be a high CBD strain. I had to take their word for it. Sour Tsunami was created by Southern Humboldt Seed Collective. The genetic make up is kinda confusing. It was sour diesel crossed with N.Y.C diesel repeatedly back to sour diesel, then that was bred into a Southern Humboldt local strain called "Ferrari", then back to sour diesel to finish it off. That is a lot of sour diesel!
I grew one plant, and have to admit, it was a funny looking girl. She was vine-like, produced small to medium flowers, but looked delicious. After drying and curing for 2-3 weeks I decided to have it tested by a lab. The results were astounding. She tested at 17.4% CBD, and 0.5% THC. Practically no THC, and the smoke proved it. There was a very mild fuzzy headed effect for about 5-10mins then it was gone, but so was my joint and muscle aches.
This personal test showed me that it does in fact have very beneficial medical properties. It might actually be magic. The research is still being done, the numbers are still coming in, but I feel this CBD thing is the real deal.
Some other high CBD rich strains to look for are Harlequin, AC/DC, Omrita RX, Cannatonic, and any combination of these. There are lots of others, even seed breeders who are focusing on capturing the cbd dominant strains in seed for for everyone. An example is CBD Crew, which is made up of several well known breeders such as Mr. Nice and Shantibaba, and Jamie from Resin Seeds. They have teamed up to collectively breed, and test strains for their medicinal properties. The medical benefits of cannabis is something that many people have been talking about for years of course. I am just glad to see scientists and the community taking a closer and more serious look at this plant for it's medicinal uses.
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3rd Annual McDonald Hyundai Hope Foundation Charity Golf Tournament
Blackstone Country Club
7777 South Country Club Parkway
Aurora, CO
The McDonald Hyundai Hope Foundation, Colorado Non-Profit benefiting Children's Hospital Colorado, is proud to host their third annual Charity Golf Tournament. We are dedicated to raising an awareness about childhood cancer, celebrating the hope of the brave children battling the disease and supporting the research and programs that bring us closer to better treatments, therapies and, ultimately, a cure. Please join our Colorado Hyundai dealership for this great opportunity to make a difference in children's lives.
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September 24th, 2012Blackstone Country Club
7777 South Country Club Parkway
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- Four Person Scramble
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- 9:45AM Welcome & Rules
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We love the holidays and for us it's a time of year we get to dress up a little. Being a jeans and t-shirt family, we really don't go that many places where the kids wear their best attire or get fancy but we casually dress up for school functions and holiday parties. It makes life easy and Famous Footwear has helped make our casual holiday this year.
Since I've been sick, my husband came home with two styles from Famous Footwear for the older kids. He was so excited to show them his purchases, he reminded me of a kid on Christmas morning. He bought the Kids' Nine West Sookie Girl Riding Boot for Miss C and was she ever surprised. She had boots like grandma now and she couldn't wait to show her.
These Sookie Girl Riding Boots are perfect for my girl. She loves to pair them with leggings and she does everything in them. And by everything I mean tromping through the woods, riding her scooter, showing them off at school. EVERYTHING!
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