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William M. Caldwell of Florence is pictured receiving his 50-year pen of membership as a Mason at Owen Lodge #128 from Jeff Caudill, master of the lodge. Also recognized for their 50-year membership in the lodge were Clayton Compton of Louisville and Gerald Kemper of Owenton. They were unable to attend the meeting.
Wesley Putnam, widely acclaimed evangelist, singer and composer will be in Owen County at 7 p.m., Nov. 3-6 at Owen County High School. He delivers a clear call to commitment through both word and song that has impacted the lives of people of all ages from all weeks of life. His ministry includes preaching, storytelling and music woven together to create a fresh approach to renewal.
Putnam holds a bachelor of music degree from Northeast Louisiana University and the master of divinity degree from Asbury Theological Seminary.
It was a repeat performance for Hunter Trenary at the NCKC meet last week at Trimble County.
Trenary won the meet for the second-straight year. In doing so, the Owen County standout set a new meet record at 16:41.
In the meet, Keith Stout was 11th; Cory Hudnall was 12th; Logan Bitler finished 16th; Kyle Flood, 26th; Westley Johnson, 33rd; Isaac Beverly, 34th; and Noah Hunter, 38th.
As a team, the Rebels finished third overall.
For the girls, it was Autumn Hunter finishing seventh; Audrey Hager, 17th; and Samantha Tamplin, 24th.
The opening five weeks of the season have not gone exactly how the Owen County High School Rebels had wanted.
As they headed to Verona Friday night, they were hoping district play would provide them with a fresh start.
After being held to just three first-quarter points, the Bearcats were able to get things going in the second quarter. The offense was able to extend the lead to 17-0 before William Lattimore picked off a Tanner Smith pass and returned it 21 yards for a Walton-Verona touchdown.
• Trimble County High School is 0-6 overall on the season and 0-1 in the district. The Raiders are coming off a 22-12 loss to Eminence on Friday night.
• Trimble County is coached by Justin Franklin who is in his second season at the helm.
• The Rebels defeated the Raiders 57-6 last season in Bedford.
• The Raiders have lost 14-straight games. Their last win came on Aug. 24, 2012 when they beat Clinton County High School 10-8 at home.
The Owen County High School girls golf team headed to Eagle Creek Country Club Oct. 1 as the defending sixth region champs. Shelby Power went into competition as the defending individual champion.
At the end of the day, Notre Dame Academy had reclaimed the team title while the Lady Rebels finished eighth.
Ryle's Nadine Innes had claimed the individual title while Power finished third. With her third-place finish, the senior Power will be making her third-straight trip to the state golf tournament in Bowling Green this weekend.
The Owen County High School girls soccer team will put its 31st district title on the line next week.
But before the team turns its attention toward the district tournament, they will have to finish the regular season.
Owen County played two games last week.
They began the week by taking on Henry County High School at home. The Lady Wildcats would return to New Castle with a 2-0 victory.
On Wednesday, the Owen County squad traveled to Dayton to take on the Lady Devils. Again, it would be the Lady Rebels dropping a 2-0 decision.
With just one game remaining in the regular season, the Owen County High School boys soccer team is getting ready for the 31st District Tournament.
Part of the preparation involved two games last week against two district opponents.
The first came Sept. 30 when the Rebels traveled to Warsaw to take on Gallatin County High School. It was the fourth meeting between the two rivals this season. The Wildcats won two of the first three games.
This time, Owen County came away with the 2-0 victory.
The Owen County High School Lady Rebels volleyball team spent a busy weekend at Western Hills High School. The team was taking part in the Fight Like a Girl Tournament.
Before they headed to Frankfort, the Owen girls took on Shelby County on Oct. 1 in Owenton. The Lady Rockets defeated the Lady Rebels 2-0 to win the match.
On Friday night, the team began play in the Fight Like a Girl Tournament by taking on Franklin County High School. Owen County would lose a tough match 2-1.
This year's Owen County High School 2013 Football Homecoming Queen and Court candidates are (from left to right) freshman Audrey Hager, sophomore Haleigh Woods, junior Veronica Chisholm and seniors Hannah Strohmeier, Shelby Power, Allison Dempsey, Ashley Smith, Emily Allen, and Krissy Swigert.
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Bertha Jeannine Taylor
October 3, 1928 ~ February 23, 2013
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Funeral services: Friday, March 1, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. at Gillies Funeral Chapel, 634 East 200 South, Brigham City, UT
Interment: Utah Veterans Memorial Park next to her husband
BRIGHAM CITY - Our loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and friend, Bertha Jeannine Taylor, 84, passed away on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at Willow Glen Rehabilitation Center in Brigham City, Utah. She was born on October 3, 1928 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, the daughter of Orval Lloyd and Martha H. James Neace. Jeannine was then adopted by Karl and Edna Elayne Renshaw Bashara. Jeannine married Ernest Richard Taylor on September 29, 1948 in Huntington Park, CA. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. He preceded her in death on June 24, 2011. She was a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was an active member of the Brigham City 7th Ward, where she had done service in the extraction program and was an ordinance worker at the Ogden LDS Temple. Jeannine enjoyed gardening, driving, interior design and loved her dogs. Surviving are three children, Christine (James) Gardner, Spanish Fork; Bruce (Kristi) Taylor, Bountiful; David (Liz) Taylor, Layton; nine grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren; one sister, Betty (Rod) Hyde, Fallbrook, CA; two brothers, George Bashara, Oklahoma City,OK; Jay Bashara, Grand Junction, CO. She was preceded in death by her four parents, her husband, Ernest, three brothers, Bobby, Charles, Clint and three sisters, Anna May, Martha, and Helen. Funeral services will be held on Friday, March 1, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. at Gillies Funeral Chapel, 634 East 200 South, Brigham City, UT and a viewing prior to the services from 10:00 to 10:45 am. Interment will be in the Utah Veterans Memorial Park by her husband.
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Is there any doubt that there will be tears during an episode of "Dancing With the Stars" dedicated to the most memorable year in the contestants' lives?
No, fans, there is not.
That's why the long-running series keeps returning to this theme, a viewer favorite that plumbs the competitors' struggles, losses, highs, lows and milestones. There's an immediate payoff for the audience in all those tender moments, but I'd hate to be a judge because it's nearly impossible to criticize a performance dedicated to, say, someone's dead mom. Only an icy-hearted monster would do such a thing!
Len Goodman, head judge, apparently took a grumpy pill before the show, daring to say he was there only to dissect the dancing and steps and such, not the emotional backstories. The townsfolk nearly grabbed their pitchforks when he gave an unimpressed "Meh" to a few of the dancers' technical proficiency, or lack thereof.
Otherwise, the episode was heavy on praise for dances that celebrated living an authentic life (Michael Sam), standing up to bullies (Rumer Willis) and saying goodbye to loved ones (Suzanne Somers and Robert Herjavec). And no surprise to anyone who understands the "DWTS" formula, the show saved the three-hankiest performance for last: the inspirational Iraq war veteran Noah Galloway, using Toby Keith's patriotic anthem, "American Soldier." Standing ovation. Not a dry eye.
The judges handed out their first 10s of the season – three for Willow Shields and one for Nastia Liukin – and Patti LaBelle executed some actual dance steps. The latter may have been a much bigger surprise than the former.
But it was the end of the road for one couple. Sent packing: Michael Sam and Peta Murgatroyd.
Here's the breakdown, from lowest to highest scores:
Chris Soules and Witney Carson: the rumba to Gavin James' live version of "The Book of Love"
Sure, there are plenty of viewers out there who love Prince Farming from the most recent season of "The Bachelor." But I have to agree with cranky Len on this one: Meh. "It wasn't that great," he said. Right on. Could it be because the most memorable year of his life had something to do with calling off an engagement with a college girlfriend and then later finding love ("love?") on a reality show? Wake me when this rumba is over. As his parents said during the taped video, not much happens down on the farm. Not much happened during that dance, either, and Julianne said she couldn't feel the chemistry or connection between Chris and his partner, Witney (not to be confused with his current fiancée, Whitney). Score: 27
Suzanne Somers and Tony Dovolani: the foxtrot to the theme of "Three's Company"
Suzanne Somers was ready to give up acting in 1977 when her manager convinced her to go on one more audition. She landed the part as ditzy Chrissy Snow on the ABC sitcom "Three's Company," and began her once-in-a-lifetime friendship with John Ritter. Somers dedicated the dance -- a quirky sitcom reenactment, complete with a living room set and laugh track -- to her late costar. She was "truly in her element," Julianne Hough said. I just want that doggy-eared hairstyle to come back, this time for the masses or at least a Halloween costume. Score: 28
Patti LaBelle and Artem Chigvintsev: jazz to her own song, "Dan Swit Me"
The year was 1973, and after touring as a singer in Japan and drinking some (OK, a lot of) sake with her husband, Patti had a baby. She recorded the song, "Dan Swit Me" as a kind of ode to her son, who was in the studio Monday to see his mom whip out some Charleston kicks and shimmy in her fringe flapper dress. Patti -- we hardly knew ye, soul sister! Carrie Ann Inaba called Patti's legs "fierce," and Len said the performance was like a cappuccino, "light and fluffy." After mostly being hidden behind the show's professional dance troupe, Patti came out front for a number that Julianne called, "so fun, so entertaining." And from me: Give this gal a mirror ball trophy for pre-dance videos. Score: 30
Michael Sam and Peta Murgatroyd: rumba to "Not My Father's Son" from the musical "Kinky Boots"
None of the judges had to caution Michael about his previously plastered-on smile this week, as his dance revolved around his absentee father and the rift (possibly irreparable) between them. It came to a head last year when Sam came out as gay, and his father publicly rejected him. They haven't spoken since, Sam said in his video opener. The former NFL player was serious, "trusting and vulnerable," Julianne noted in her critique. Carrie reminded fans that dancing is more than movement, and "you were truly dancing your soul for us." But even Bruno Tonioli's bigger-than-the-dance encouragement – "Your voice is very important. The struggle is worth it" – couldn't save the couple. Score: 30
Noah Galloway and Sharna Burgess: contemporary to "American Soldier" by Toby Keith
After an IED blew up his Humvee in Iraq in 2005, Noah Galloway nearly gave up on life, sinking into depression and alcohol abuse. His dance number highlighted his journey back – he's now a motivational speaker and personal trainer – and included some gorgeous lifts that show just how physically strong he is. Julianne and Carrie choked up, Bruno called him a superhero and "the ultimate role model," and the crowd gave him a thunderous round of applause. Carrie compared him to a haiku that says something profound in few words. Didn't get misty at that final move, when he put his hand on his heart? You must be made of stone. Score: 32
Riker Lynch and Allison Holker: tango, "Shut Up and Dance" by Walk the Moon
Since they tied for the top spot last week (with Nastia and Derek), there were fairly large expectations going into Monday's show. Cue sad trombone music for a number that was technically decent but mostly bloodless. That was a bad choice of music, first of all, making for an awkward tango. Even Bruno noticed that. And second, his story was inelegantly told, to say the least, packed with a mind-numbing variety of clichés and platitudes. 2014 was his best year yet because his band finally hit the big time. After seven years of hard work – seven! – Bruno still likes his "youthful enthusiasm," but Julianne thought the dance seemed "a little staccato." Score: 34
Robert Herjavec and Kym Johnson: the waltz to Engelbert Humperdinck's "The Last Waltz"
It likely shocks no one that the entrepreneur known as "the nice shark" on reality competition show "Shark Tank" loved his mother very much. And despite his wealth, he realized in 2006 that he couldn't save her from ovarian cancer. She died that year, and his dance, a lilting old-school waltz, was an homage to her. They used to watch "DWTS" together, he said during his heart-tugging rehearsal video, and she would've been thrilled to see him as a competitor. His white tails and Kym's floaty gown set the mood for a performance that Carrie said was "the embodiment of why the show became a hit." Even Len had to agree. Score: 34
Rumer Willis and Val Chmerkovskiy: the waltz to Adele's "Turning Tables"
Being the scion of world-famous folks Demi Moore and Bruce Willis isn't as easy as it may seem, Rumer said in the video setup to her dance, meant to combat haters, tabloids, paparazzi and bullies. She dedicated the dance – and her newfound confidence – to her older sister. And then she absolutely killed a waltz, which Len "I need a nap" Goodman said felt more contemporary and less waltzy to him. Everybody else liked it better, as did Glenn Close, Demi Moore, et al. in the studio audience. Julianne said she was dancing "for every girl," and Bruno dubbed her "beautiful, powerful and unique." Score: 35
Nastia Liukin and Derek Hough: the Argentine tango to Lara St. John's "Variations on Dark Eyes"
Whether this Argentine tango had anything at all to do with Liukin's triumphs at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing – it did share a soundtrack – the gymnast brought her game face on Monday. Intense and sharp, with tons of spinning lifts, that dance could've continued twice as long and I still would've been mesmerized. She has gorgeous lines, people! Bruno said she has the dazzling quality of a gem, sculpted by the hands of a master. Nicely put. And for that, she earned the first perfect 10 of the season. Score: 36
Willow Shields and Mark Ballas: contemporary to "Atlas" by Coldplay, from "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" soundtrack
Since she's a teenager – the youngest ever "DWTS" contestant – Willow doesn't have a lot of experience from which to draw here. But hers is a compelling story of a blockbuster, potentially career-making role in "The Hunger Games." (No, Len has not seen this movie franchise, but as host Tom Bergeron reminded viewers, Len hasn't taken in many talkies.) This dystopian combat dance drew heavily on "Hunger Games" imagery, swords, battle and black leather. And it worked, with Carrie calling it "pitched perfectly," and Bruno saying she was "a little warrior, fierce and fearless." Her reward was the highest score so far this season, included three 10s. Score: 39
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Reflection points and realizing happiness
Someone once said that the main reason people are unhappy is because they try to be happy. Lately, I've found a couple others who seem to say the same thing:
"We are never happy; we can only remember that we were so once." -Alexander Smith
"Ask yourself if you are happy, and you cease to be so." -John Stuart Mill
How do you feel about that?
When my parents and my brothers and my sister took a road trip to Michigan a few years ago, I distinctly remember realizing happiness. I was riding in the back seat of the van we took, reading a book. I looked up from the book for a moment, paused, and thought, I'm extremely happy.
It wasn't the first time I'd been happy. It might not have even been the first time I realized I was happy. But in my memory, it's the first instance I remember consciously realizing happiness in the moment, rather than realizing it looking back.
Since that moment, I've tried to realize happiness more often. The New Year's Eve after that trip to Michigan, as a bunch of us gathered around, sharing things we were thankful for, I remember sharing something about that moment in Michigan. And in that moment on New Year's Eve, I remember thinking, I'm extremely happy.
Since moving to Korea, I've realized my own happiness way more often. But I'm not sure it's because I'm actually happier here. It seems more likely that it's because I have more opportunity to pause and reflect here.
Either way, I hope one of the biggest of experiences I remember about Korea is the set of reflection points, these moments when I paused and thought, I'm extremely happy.


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As a photographer, I balk at the idea of taking a picture without technique. But, there are times that I find using little technique to be acceptable. Besides being a photographer/blogger I am also an avid fisherman. It is important for me to get a picture of myself with my catch. Not only for the memory, but to show other people just what I got.
While usually special techniques are required to make a shot great; I have found it's not necessary in these kinds of "trophy" shots. In fact, sometimes it's good to use a lower powered camera or little technique. But why? Simply because it's not the shot that matters. What matters is showing the catch.
When it comes to fish, nobody cares if the background is overblown. Nobody cares if the fisherman is smiling. What matters is that the fish is big, and the beast is shown in full. A shot on the bank is quick. The fisherman wants to get back to fishing, not fiddle with a camera.
A hunter is similar. While that shot of the catch is important, the overall quality is not noted. In fact a sharp image may be unwanted. Nobody wants to see blood everywhere. A lower quality shot hides this.
After everything is said and done. After the animals are home, a better shot may be wanted. But the shot showing the catch is less than well thought out. For the most part, that's okay. The composition is the last thing on the mind of the people looking at the picture.


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This is part III in the categorical explanation for THE SUB GENRES OF HORROR.
For an introduction, and PART I of this series, please begin here: The Sub-Genres of Horror – Part-I
PART II is here: The Sub-Genres of Horror – Part-II
Gothic Horror (AKA: Gothic Fiction)
Gothic horror originated as a movement that combined elements of terror with romance, attributed first to English author, Horace Walpole, with his 1764 novel The Castle of Otranto (AKA: A Gothic Story). Gothic horror has since then expanded, though it still relies heavily on atmosphere and setting (such as a ruined castle, rugged mountain, or mist-shrouded cemetery) to create an overall sense of gloominess or dread. Often, the plot is melodramatic and sensational and may include a naïve heroine living by the moors of a Victorianesque society and/ or a lonely male traveler, haunted by a dark secret which is revealed at the story's climax.
Book Examples:
Dracula by Bram Stoker
Collected Works of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe
Drood by Dan Simmons
Historical Horror (including: Alternative History)
Historical Horror (and any other type of Historical Fiction) is set in the past. Though not a clearly factual account, this sub-genre relies heavily on historic facts, setting, and/ or people to provide an alternative context or hypothetical explanation to an actual event that occurred, or simply to provide the backdrop for a realistic and interesting point in time. Horror set in history has a broad range, whether including an ancillary character that happens to have existed or by completely rewriting events, such as pitting alien invaders against Confederate raiders during the Civil War. The significance in this style of writing is that particular attention is placed in the details which maintain accuracy to the time period and the appropriate mannerisms and descriptions of characters involved.
Book Examples:
The Terror by Dan Simmons
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
The Devils of D-Day by Graham Masterton
Humor (AKA: Horror Comedy)
Though at first consideration horror and humor may seem like diametric opposites, these two elements actually work complimentarily with each other; each shares the goal to elicit a strong reaction by mixing screaming with laughing. The act of combining humor and horror has a deep-running psychological basis as fears, or that which is not understood, is often exaggerated into parody. The short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving (published in 1820) is considered the first "great comedy-horror story."
Book Examples:
John Dies at the End by David Wong
The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks
Fat White Vampire Blues by Andrew Fox
Killer Animals
A self-descriptive title, this category includes stories of animals engaging in murderous rampage. Whether it's a single animal or an invasion by large group, these beasts are consumed with a voracious inclination to slaughter every human being in their path. Typically the killer animal may be classified in one of two devices: The creature is already a feared or despised species that causes revulsion in the reader even while in a tranquil state (i.e. spiders or snakes); Or the creature is one which the reader empathizes with (i.e. dog or cat), but who is turned vicious by illness, revenge, latent evil, or any other cause normally attributable to humans.
Book Examples:
The Rats by James Herbert
Jaws by Peter Benchley
Cujo by Stephen King
MORE TO COME IN MY NEXT BLOG POST! Stay tuned soon for The Sub-Genres of HORROR – PART IV
Part I Describes: Apocalyptic/Post-Apocalyptic Horror, Bizarro Fiction, Body Horror (Biological Horror)
Part II describes: Dark Fantasy (AKA:Fantasy Horror), Environmental Horror, Erotic Horror, Fairy Tales and Dark Fables
Part III describes: Gothic Horror, Historical Horror, Humor (AKA: Horror Comedy), and Killer Animals
Part IV describes: Lovecraftian Horror (Cthulhu Mythos), Lovecraftian Horror(Cthulhu Mythos), Monster Horror, and Paranormal
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Midnight cheers,
Eric J. Guignard
Eric J. Guignard writes dark and speculative fiction from the outskirts of Los Angeles. Assorted stories and articles that bear his byline may be found in the disreputable publications reserved for back alley bazaars. As an editor, Eric's produced the anthologies, Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations and After Death…, the latter of which won the 2013 Bram Stoker Award®. Read his novella, Baggage of Eternal Night (a finalist for the 2014 International Thriller Writers Award), and watch for many more forthcoming books, including Chestnut 'Bo (TBP 2016). Outside of the glamorous and jet-setting world of indie fiction, Eric's a technical writer and college professor, and he stumbles home each day to a wife, children, cats, and a terrarium filled with mischievous beetles. He's a member of the Horror Writer's Association, Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Of America, and the International Thriller Writers. Visit Eric at: www.ericjguignard.com, his blog: ericjguignard.blogspot.com, or Twitter: @ericjguignard.


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A couple of years ago I came to realize that most soaps, lotions, and other beauty products sold in stores today contain a lot of worrisome ingredients. Seeing lists of common ingredients and what the chemicals in them can do to your health made me want to look for safer alternatives. Since Trader Joe's sells a lot of affordable, natural products, I wanted to take a closer look at the ingredients in their soaps and lotions. In this post I will review some of these products, list their ingredients, and highlight those that might be of concern. There may also be other harmful ingredients that are not familiar to me, but at least I will show you some of the big ones.
There are few regulations regarding what can be added to personal care products, so I have learned to check ingredient lists, even on "all natural" or organic products, which can sometimes be far from natural or safe!
Pure Haven Essentials (former Ava Anderson Non Toxic) has a convenient list of chemicals to avoid that I also have seen listed on multiple other reputable websites. I used to have a link to their list, but after they changed their website I can no longer find it. However, here's the same list written down by another blogger, for you check out.
Need more information? Some links to helpful articles and websites:
This article from Huffington Post explains the concern really well and includes several excellent links to more information, studies etc. And here's another great article with references that shows the study behind it along with the findings. Find any chemical you wonder about on NCBI, The National Center for Biotechnology Information. Also, look up specific products on EWG, Environmental Working Group Skin Deep Database.
This article looks at both sides of the issue of safety regarding the use of parabens and the research still needed. The industry will use questionable ingredients because they work for the intended purpose and are inexpensive. So when they are switch to better quality ingredients, the price will go up. This is why I was intrigued by Trader Joe's; their products often contain healthier, natural, non-toxic ingredients but still at an affordable price. SEE PRODUCT REVIEWS UNDERNEATH!!!
Some additional things you should know:
Vitamin A:
A warning: Vitamin A can go under several names, such as retinyl, retinol, retinyl palmitate, or retinyl acetate. According to this website it may be best to avoid skin and lip products containing Vitamin A, on areas of skin that will be exposed to sunlight. The combination seems to be linked to faster growth of skin cancer lesions!! Ugh! Who needs that!?
There are a lot of different alcohols and they are quite different from each other. This short article, and this one too, both help explain alcohols and which ones to avoid in beauty products. But in short, these following fatty alcohols are moisturizing and considered good or OK, depending on who you ask: Cetyl, Stearyl, Cetearyl, Behenyl. And the bad, very drying ones, are: Ethanol, such as Isopropyl, Denatured, or SD (specially denatured). Phenoxyethanol is another ethanol that Pure Haven Essentials says to stay away from.
Disclaimer: Please do your own research regarding ingredients safety. I do not have an education in these things and I have not done any extensive research personally. I am just a mom who is looking out for my family and trying to provide you with helpful information at the same time. I still have a lot to learn and many of my readers will know much more than I do, and it is likely that I have missed some questionable ingredients. To help us all out, feel free to add information, corrections, or start a discussion in the comment section below. Thanks in advance!
Products at Trader Joe's
A Guide to My Product Reviews:
As you'll see, most Trader Joe's personal care products do contain a couple of ingredients from the no-no list above. Still much better than most brands from our local super markets though, it's definitely a step in the right direction! And with so many high quality ingredients it's amazing they've been able to keep their prices so low!
In the ingredient lists for each product I will highlight the "bad" ingredients that I can find so you can come to your own conclusions, but again, there may be more that are not highlighted. In addition, I will omit some of the scientific names if the common name was also used, to help clarify what these ingredients actually are. I'll also tell you how I liked each product myself.
I will include a lot of links to Amazon and other sites so you can look at various reviews and details. However, purchasing Trader Joe's products directly from one or their local stores is usually much cheaper than via Amazon.
Coconut Body Butter
Coconut Body Butter Ingredients:
Water, Coconut oil, Cetyl Alcohol, Capric / Caprylic Triglyceride, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Glycerin, Stearyl Alcohol, Shea Butter, Aloe Leaf Juice, Clary Extract, Vit. E, Grapefruit Extract, Yucca Extract, Dimethicone, Orange Peel Extract, Rosemary Leaf Extract, Marshmallow Extract, Lemongrass Extract, Carbomer, Centella Asiatica Extract, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract, Polysorbate 20, Hops Exract, Sodium Benzoate, Disodium EDTA, Lemon Peel Extract, Equisetum Arvense Extract, Vaccinium Myrtillus Fruit / Leaf Extract, Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Hydroxide, Potassium Sorbate.
Cruelty Free.
This site also has the list of ingredients plus info on each.
I love this lotion; it feels very thick and smooth, yet soft at the same time and goes on wonderfully! I think it works very well. It also smells wonderful of coconut and shea butter, and although I don't find the scent overpowering, it may be a bit too strong for sensitive individuals. It feels a little oily for a while, so for hands it would be best to use it at night. But it absorbs pretty well.
Moisturizing Cream Extra Dry Formula
Moisturizing Cream Extra Dry Formula Unscented Herbal Blend with Aloe. Ingredients:
Water, Safflower Seed Oil, Butylene, Glycol, Petrolatum, Dimethicone, Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Aloe Leaf Juice Powder, Panthenol 60, Sorbitan Stearate, Ceteareth-20, Allantoin, Avocado Oil, Jojoba Seed Oil, Symphytum Officinale Rhizome/Root Extract, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Vitamin E, Stearic Acid, Sodium Carbomer, Methylisthiazolinone, Phytic Acid, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Clary Oil. Cruelty Free, No animal testing, with no animal by-products.
A person from a different site states that this product is 100% vegan, per manufacturer. I have not been in contact with the manufacturer myself, so I can't say for sure.
This lotion works very well as a body lotion, but ever so slightly greasy to the touch if you use it for hands. It is also fragrance free but has a mild, insignificant, but pleasant scent from other ingredients. But I am not thrilled to see that there are several ingredients from the list of chemicals to avoid, and some of them pretty high up on the list. So that concerns me.
Nourish Shea Butter Hand Cream
Nourish Shea Butter Hand Cream Ingredients:
Water, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Stearyl Alcohol, Shea Butter, Steareth-21, Stearic Acid, Steareth-2, Dimethicone, Cocoa Seed Butter, Sweet Almond Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Cellulose Gum, Disodium EDTA, Polysorbate 20, Polyocrylate-13, Polyisobutene, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Metylisothiazolinone, Sodium Hydroxide, Citric Acid.
Vegan. No Animal Testing
I love this hand cream; it absorbs well and works great! It feels slightly greasy for a couple of minutes but then dries to the touch pretty well. I like the snap cap too, easy to open and close. And I think the color and design of the bottle is pretty.
Ultra Moisturizing Hand Cream
Ultra Moisturizing Hand Cream Ingredients:
Water, Shea Butter, Dimethicone, Coconut Oil, Glyceral Stearate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycerin, PEG-100 Stearate, Polyacrylamide, Phenoxyethanol, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Organic Hemp Seed Oil, Fragrance, Sunflower Seed Oil, Ceteareth-20, Benzyl Alcohol, Xantan Gum, Laureth-7, Ethylhexylglycerin, Rapeseed Sterols, Rosemary Leaf extract, Alcohol, Linseed Seed Extract, Althaea Officinalis Root Extract, Sweet Almond Fruit Extract.
No animal testing.
Also check out this link on the ingredient. Note: I highlighted isopraraffin because it is a petroleum derived ingredient and it may or may not contain carcinogenic impurities. I also highlighted benzyl alcohol as this ingredient too, seems to be of concern.
I do not like this hand cream for a couple of reasons: It contains a lot of concerning ingredients, and several are high up in the ingredient list. In addition, it has a very strong, unpleasant (to me) perfume in it that I find over powering. It is also quite greasy for being a hand cream although it does absorb somewhat after several minutes, but not as much as it should. In addition, it comes in a metal tube, which is unusual and not to my liking. But I suppose it gives it a little bit of a retro look, which some people may like.
Spa Lavender Hand & Body Lotion
Spa Lavender Hand & Body Lotion Ingredients:
Water, Aloe Leaf Juice*, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Dimethicone, Cetyl Alcohol, Sunflower Seed Oil*, Stearyl Alcohol, Caprylic / Capric Triglyceride, Stearic Acid, Polysorbate 60, Lavender Oil*, Lime Oil, Lemon Peel Oil, Shea Butter, Avocado Oil, Lavender Extract*, Camilla Sinensis Leaf Extract*, Camomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract*, Cucumber Fruit Extract, Echinacea Angustifolia Extract*, Allantoin, Arginine, Beta-Glucan, Bisabolol, Vitamin E, Potassium Hydroxide, Xantan Gum, Alcohol*, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Citral, Coumarin, Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool. *Certified Organic Ingredient.
Cruelty Free. Produced without any animal testing or animal by-products.
This site also has good ingredient info on this product. Most of the ingredients seem to be very good, although several main ingredients are alcohols. Although some of them are considered good, moisturizing alcohols, I am not sure whether it's OK to use a lotion that contains alcohols as a base. Fortunately aloe comes before alcohols in the ingredient list, but I'm still not sure. At any rate, it does contain phenoxyethanol, which is definitely on the no-no list.
Otherwise this lotion works well but it is a little bit greasy for a few minutes if you want to use it for hands. Being a fragrance free lotion, it has a pretty strong scent from lavender and various plant oils and extracts, and to me it can be a bit too much. In one way I like the scent, but I don't really want to smell like that when going out in public.
Nourish Oil-Free Antioxidant Facial Moisturizer
Nourish Oil-Free Antioxidant Facial Moisturizer Ingredients:
Water, Aloe Vera Leaf Juice, Ethylhexyl (Octyl) Palmitate, Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate, Polysorbate-60, Cetearyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Cetearyl Glucoside, Sodium PCA, Ethylhexyglycerin (Preservative), Shea Butter Fruit, Vitamin E Acetate, Xanthan Gum (Thickener), Tocopherol (Antioxidant), Sorbic Acid (preservative), Soluble Collagen, Pro-Vitamin B5, Vitamin C Palmitate, Pomegranate Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Coffee Seed, Chamomile Flower/Leaf Extract, Green Tea Leaf Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sorbitan Sterate, Vitamin K1, Vitamin K3, Hydrolyzed Silk, DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol), Copper PCA, Vitamin A, Vitamin A Palmitate, CO Q-10, Thioctic Acid (a-Lipoic Acid), Vitamin D3, Polysorbate-20, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Phospholipids.
No animal testing.
I have had a fair amount of trouble with dry, flaking skin in my face. I've been happy to find that this lotion seems to work very well for me, to the contrary of most other lotions I have tried. Most lotions either make my skin break out (too oily?) or they are too "thin" to keep my skin from drying out and peeling.
Although not a Trader Joe's product, I feel I have to tell you that vegetable glycerine also has done absolute wonders for my skin and has actually almost entirely healed my peeling skin! It's like a miracle product to me! If I use it only twice a YEAR, I can do away with using other lotions once a day the rest of the time. If I don't use glycerin at all my skin will eventually start peeling, but one application of glycerin gets me all better again! I don't like to use glycerin too often as it leaves a very greasy, sticky feeling. So I only use it as a treatment now and again, and only at bedtime and with a towel on my pillow to keep it clean.
But I digress: Trader Joe's Nourish Facial Moisturizer has a thin consistency and quickly dries to the touch without a greasy feeling. Mild, pleasant scent but fragrance free. The bottle has a nice little pump that pumps out lotion in a skinny stream and allows you to control the amount that comes out quite well. Some negative points: It contains phenoxyethanol and also several different vitamin A's. Vitamin A is a safety concern for skin that will be exposed to sun.
Aloe Vera Gel Body Moisturizer
Aloe Vera Gel Body Moisturizer Ingredients:
Water, Aloe Leaf Juice, Propanediol, Tocopheryl Acetae (Vitamin E), Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A, concern for sun exposed skin), Ascorbic Acid, Allantoin, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Arnica Montana Flower Extract, Acrylates/ C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Panthenol, Glycerin, Disodium EDTA, Menthol, Polysorbate-20, Phenoxyethanol, Aminomethyl Propanol, Sodium Benzoate.
No animal testing.
This gel feels fairly thick while in the bottle, so it's not runny at all. It is very easy to spread though, it doesn't feel thick or stiff by any means once it's out of the bottle. It quickly dries to the touch without a greasy feeling. This gel is fragrance free but has a mild menthol scent.
Tea Tree Tingle Body Wash
Tea Tree Tingle Body Wash: Ingredients:
*Tea Tree Oil, *Peppermint Oil, *Eculaptyus Oil, *Rosemary Oil, *Nettle Oil, *Thyme Oil, *Chamomile and *Soybean Protein Extracts, Menthol Sodium Cocoyl Glutiamate, Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Vegetable Glycerin, Pro-Vitamin B5, Vitamin E, Citric Acid (Corn), Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate.
Contains no laurel / Laureth Sulfates. *Certified Organic.
Cruelty Free.
WOW!! I can not find any bad ingredients in this product (although maybe I have missed some?), and it works very well! I initially thought that a soap as safe as this one seems to be, would be watered out or would not feel like a read body wash, but I was very pleasantly surprised when I tried it! A small amount goes a long way, and for the low price on this product you get a lot for your money! It suds nicely (at least in our water) and I don't have to use any more than other body wash products. It seems quite concentrated, actually. The only thing I'm not wild about is the peppermint scent. It smells nice and is not especially strong, but I'm not sure how I feel about smelling like peppermint while out and about. I guess I'll have to get my kids to try it out so I can get a better idea.
A lady at the store who saw me looking at the Tea Tree Tingle products, pointed out that she loves the conditioner. Personally I have not tried the shampoo or conditioner but while looking for other information on the net I found the shampoo ingredients listed. So I'll just add them here for your convenience. Maybe many of these ingredients are organic too, since several in the body wash are? Again, personally I could not find any objectionable ingredients! Hurrah! I hope this following list is correct:
Trader Joe's Tea Tree Tingle shampoo ingredients: Tea Tree Oil, Peppermint Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Rosemary Oil, Nettle Oil, Thyme Oil, Birch Leaf oil, Chamomile, Clary, Lavender, Coltsfoot Leaf, Yarrow Oil, Mallow, Horsetail Oil, Soybean Protein, Coconut Derived C12-14 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Vitamin E, Trace Minerals, Citric Acid (Corn), Sodium Hydroxymethyglycinate, Sea Salt, Grapefruit Seed.
Contains no laurel/laureth sulfates. Suitable for all hair types.
All for One, One for All Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash
All for One, One for All Shampoo Conditioner & Body Wash Ingredients:
Water, Sodium C14 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocamide MIPA, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Decyl Glucoside, Glycerin, Silicone Quaternium-17, Laureth-9, Polyquaternium-10, Butylene Glycol, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Cloride, Polyquarternium-7, Fragrance, Cornflower Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, St.John's Worth Extract, Marigold Flower Extract, Anthemis Nobilis (Chamomile) Flower Extract, Linden Flower Extract, Trideceth-12, C11-15 Pareth-7, C12-16 Pareth-9, Disodium EDTA, Trimethylsiloxyamodimethicone, Vitamin E, Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone.
No animal testing.
This site lists the ingredients on a nice spread sheet plus shows the function of each, and even lists the safety levels of them.
I do like this all-in-one wash, it does a great job in getting the job done. It is thick, suds well, cleans well, and a small amount goes a long way. Mild and pleasantly scented, but unfortunately not fragrance free. I can't say I'm impressed by the conditioner factor; it really doesn't feel like it does much. But when I compared with using a shampoo and no conditioner added at all, there actually is a difference! When using the All for One wash I can brush through my short hair a little bit easier, and it's just enough for my needs. But with my daughter's long hair, forget it! She'd have to use additional conditioner.
Nourish Spa Shampoo
Nourish Spa Shampoo Ingredients:
Purified Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Sea Salt, *Argan Oil, *Rosemary Leaf Extract, *Orange Fruit Extract, *Mango Fruit Extract, *Lemongrass Extract, *Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract, *Echinacea Angustifolia Leaf Extract, *Willow Bark Extract, *Kelp Extract, *Chamomile Flower Extract, *Soybean Seed Extract, *Lavender Flower Extract, *Grapefruit Seed Extract, Vitamin E, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate, Fragrance. *Organic extracts.
No animal testing, no animal products.
So close. SO close! Almost perfect, just those two ingredients toward the bottom that aren't great, as far as I can tell. This shampoo works very well and smells wonderful! But of course it should smell nice since it has fragrance added. But yes, this shampoo is great otherwise.
Refresh Citrus Body Wash
Refresh Citrus Body Wash Ingredients:
Botanical Water Extracts of Chamomile, Ginseng, Lemongrass and Sage, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Cocamide DIPA, Isoceteth-20, Jojoba Oil, Glycerin, Essential Oil of Sweet Orange, Vitamin B5, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Essential Oil of Grapefruit, Essential Oil of Tangerine, methylisothiazolinone, Idopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Citric Acid, Fragrance, Sodium Chloride.
Cruelty Free. No animal testing. No animal products. 100% Biodegradable.
This body wash works great and also suds well. Unfortunately, fragrance has been added but the result is a nice, mild citrus scent. I wish the natural citrus essential oils in this product would be left to "speak for themselves" instead of adding chemicals or other undisclosed ingredients to add additional scent.
Nourish Herbal Blend Liquid Soap
Nourish Herbal Blend Liquid Soap Ingredients:
Water, Clary extract, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate (looks OK; not the same as SLS / sodium lauryl or laureth sulfate), Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Decyl Glycoside, PEG-120 Metyl Glucose Dioleate, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Extraxt, Glycerin, Aloe Leaf Extract, Hops Flower Extract, Centella Asiatica Leaf Extract, Rosemary Extract, Althaea Officinalis Root Extract, Vaccinium Myrtillus Leaf Extract, Equisetum Arvense Leaf Extract, Polyquaternium-10, Glyceryl Undecylenate, Isoceteth-20, Clary Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Citric Acid, Disodium EDTA, Alcohol, Fragrance.
No animal testing.
I love this hand soap, it works great, and is quite concentrated so only a little bit is needed. The pump is quite stiff but glides very smoothly, letting you easily control how much you pump out. This can save money and our environment by not pouring money (soap) down the drain. However, young kids may have trouble with this stiff pump. Some of the ingredients are not great, including the addition of fragrance. But it does smell really nice, not over powering, just pleasant.
Lemon Hand Soap
Lemon Hand Soap Ingredients:
Water, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Sodium Chloride, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Phenoxyethanol, Fragrance, Lemon Peel Oil, Citric Acid, Citral, Limonene.
This hand soap works well, is very thick and nice and lets you use just a little bit. You'll get a lot for your money in the end if you use only what you actually need. It smells pleasant, which it should with the added fragrance. I do not like the pumps on these bottles as they tend to be rigid and jerky with soap sometimes squirting where I don't want it, especially if I try to pump out just a little bit. One of them gets stuck for a few seconds after pumping before finally coming back up again. They just seem like low quality pumps.
Lavender & Chamomile Hand Soap
Lavender & Chamomile Hand Soap Ingredients:
Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Coco- Sulfate, Cocamidopropylamine Oxide, Sodium Chloride, Fragrance, Lavender Oil, Grapefruit Seed Extract, Vitamin E, Chamomile Oil, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Phenoxyethanol, PPG-4 Laureth /Myreth-5, Glycerin.
No animal testing, no animal products.
Also see this site for ingredients info.
Surprisingly, even though the bottles look the same and the labels very similar to the Lemon Hand Soap above, they are very different from each other both ingredient wise and in consistency. The Lavender & Chamomile Hand Soap is quite a bit thinner than the Lemon Hand Soap, and you end up needing more to do the same job. Regarding the bottle pumps, see Lemon Hand Soap immediately above.
Fresh Linen Hand Soap
Fresh Linen Hand Soap Ingredients:
Water, Decyl Glucoside, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Acrylates / Steareth-20, Methacrylate Copolymer, Aloe Leaf Juice*, Vitamin E, Equisetum Arvense Extract*, Clary Extract*, Rosemary Extract*, Althaea Officinalis Root Extract*, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Extract*, Centella Asiatica Root Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract*, Hops Extract*, Yucca Extract*, Lemon Peel Extract*, Grapefruit Extract*, Orange Peel Extract*, Vaccinium Myrtillus Fruit / Leaf Extract, Polysorbate 20, Disodium EDTA, Aminomethyl Propanol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Fragrance. *Organic.
No animal testing.
Yikes! Where do I even start!? Sigh… I don't know how this product made it to the wonderful shelves of Trader Joe's! This soap is goopy, gummy, sticky, and has a very, very strange consistency! It doesn't feel like hand soap at all and takes "forever" to wash off. In addition, whenever it leaks onto the side or the counter top, it dries very hard and is extremely difficult to wash off. It takes some real scrubbing and this is not something I feel like dealing with! In addition, the scent is very strong and completely over powering to me! Knowing this intense fragrance could be just about anything (they are not required to list what it is) I really don't like the idea of having to smell it! There are other objectionable ingredients too, although low on the list with a lot of excellent ingredients listed first. Another positive is that the bottle has a cute design with a pretty label. But I hope they will cut the fragrance and those other two in bold letters and fix the sticky, gummy consistency.
Dr. Bronner's Pure-Castile Soap
Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap comes in several varieties and scents, but only peppermint is found at Trader Joe's. The bottle itself is quite an interesting read with small print in every possible spot on the label! Unique, for sure! You'll find lots of suggestions and recipes on the bottle on how to use the product, labels of certification of almost everything under the sun, poetry, words of wisdom, and even Dr.Bronner's philosophy!
Dr. Bronner's 18-In-1 Hemp Peppermint Pure Castile Soap : Ingredients: Water, Organic Coconut Oil*, Potassium Hydroxide (none remains after saponifying oils into soap and glycerin), Organic Olive Oil*, Mentha Arvensis*, Organic Fair Deal Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Peppermint Oil*, Citric Acid, Tocopherol. *Certified Fair Trade.
100% post consumer recycled plastic bottle. 100% Biodegradable. Certified under the USDA National Organic Program. Certified Fair for Life, OTCO, Not animal tested, Cruelty Free, Vegan, Non GMO.
And just for comparison:
Dr. Bronner's 18-In-1 Hemp Rose Pure Castile Soap Ingredients (not found at Trader Joe's): Water, Organic Coconut Oil*, Potassium Hydroxide (none remains after saponifying oils into soap and glycerin), Organic Palm Kernel Oil*, Organic Olive Oil*, Natural Rose Fragrance, Organic Hemo Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Citric Acid, Tocopherol. *Certified Fair Trade.
100% post consumer recycled plastic bottle. 100% Biodegradable. Certified under the USDA National Organic Program. Certified Fair for Life, OTCO, Not animal tested, Vegan Org., Non GMO.
Castile soap is an excellent alternative to other cleaners and it works very, very well! I discovered it fairly recently but I can tell you right now that I will be using this product to clean bathrooms, floors, kitchen counters etc. for many years to come! However, though some people like to use it for skin, I found that it was too drying for me. It does cut grease very well, so to me it is only logical that it will dry out skin as a result.
Next to Godliness Multi-Purpose Cleaner with Cedarwood & Sage
Next to Godliness Multi-Purpose Cleaner with Cedarwood & Sage Ingredients:
Water, Cedarwood and Clary Sage Essential Oils, Grain Alcohol, Natural Surfactants, Color (???!!!) and Water. Contains less than 0.00005% DC or FD&C Colors.
No animal testing, Biodegradable.
Hmmm… What are these natural surfactants and the color? I wonder why the company decided not to be more specific in disclosing these ingredients? And although I don't like the idea of alcohol in my cleaners, it seems to me that the amount must be minuscule in this case since it is listed after essential oils. Essential oils are very powerful and just a few drops are needed to make a difference. Perhaps the alcohol is used with the essential oils as an emulsifier to get them to mix with the water?
This cleaner works well as an all-purpose, around-the-house cleaner. Unfortunately I could not find a good link to reviews on this product for you. But it seems safe enough to me, so for this cleaner I am mostly worried that I am wasting money by buying it, knowing how easy it is to make your own; just click this link for a few recipes. Making your own cleaners can be as simple as using vinegar water, or you can mix in a little bit of castile soap (or use a castile / water mix). Essential oils can also be added, although it is best to mix them into an emulsifier first to get the oils to mix with the water.
All in All
I really do like the products at Trader Joe's! Even if there are some ingredients that are best avoided, the amounts of chemicals in these beauty products are much lower than in most soaps and lotions from the super market. While looking for safer, more natural alternatives, this is definitely a very affordable step in a better direction. I hope this article has been helpful to you, and I would love to hear from you in the comment section! I wish you well in your journey to healthier living!


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Tuesday, Wednesday, Movie Days
Thursday, Friday, Movie Days
Saturday, what a day
Writing this blog for you….
I know a good thing when I see one. So when my blog on numbers in movie titles scored double digit comments (11, to be exact, about half of them from me), I knew the public was clamoring for more. And so I give you….
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (Karel Reisz, 1960)
Is it, as the BFI proclaimed, the 14th best British film of all time? Or do we put our trust in eminent British critic David Thomson, who said Reisz's poster child for the British New Wave could now "pass for parody?" It seems to me that this adaptation of Alan Sillitoe might just be both. It was a sensation when it first appeared, and Albert Finney seemed to embody the heretofore silent angry young man of the post-war years. But two decades later, it did in fact feel dated. Watching it today, and realizing that the bicycle factory where Reisz and Freddie Francis filmed key parts of the movie is now Nottingham's modern Jubilee campus, Saturday Night… seems to have regained life and significance. Much of that credit goes to Sillitoe's withering dialogue, which transcends the limitations of hyper-realism. "Whatever people say I am, that's what I'm not" is a sentiment that will never fade away. Just ask Arctic Monkeys.
Los Lunes al Sol (Mondays in the Sun) (Fernando Leon de Aranoa, 2002)
Javier Bardem towers over Aranoa's breakout the same way his character Santa towers over the depressed town of Vigo, where the closure of the shipyard has left a lot of men without purpose. But Santa's fierce, anarchic humor becomes a life force. Though this is less overtly comic than the similarly-inclined The Full Monty, it is so fully realized and poignant that it cannot help but stay with you. Santa's silent tour of his friend Amador's lonely apartment is among the most quietly devastating scenes I have ever watched. The Goya winner in 2003.
Black Tuesday (Hugo Fregonese, 1954)
Life had not been kind to Edward G. Robinson by 1954. The Red Scare had seriously hampered a stellar career, and HUAC was in the process of forcing a capitulation. And that doesn't begin to consider his personal life. But through all the indignities, that man could act. And he was as good as ever in this largely-forgotten crime story in which he and a young Peter Graves bust out of prison, hostages in tow. It's hard to find, but if you are a fan of noir and crime films, it's worth tracking down.
A Wednesday (Neeraj Pandey, 2008)
For most of its surprisingly brief run-time (about 100 minutes), A Wednesday plays like something of a slimmed down version of other modern Bollywood crime thrillers like Khakee. Either that, or a Mumbai version of American thrillers like Falling Down. But by the time you reach the end, you can't help but recognize that more is going on here. Pandey's direction is slick and often pulse-pounding, but it also occasionally lapses into exaggeration. The music can be over-cranked at times, and some of Jimmy Shergill's early fight scenes suffer from old-fashioned Bollywood camp. But when Naseeruddin Shah, as "The Common Man," launches into his major oration at the climax, A Wednesday moves ever so briefly from merely being a good ride to becoming transcendent. It is a great performance and the movie itself presents a powerful issue for debate.
Il Giovedi (The Thursday) (Dino Lisi, 1964)
No offense, Thursday, but you suck. Sure, there have been an assortment of Thursday movies, but when The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday makes your short list, you know you are panning in some shallow waters. Fortunately, Dino Risi came along with this less-ballyhooed follow-up to his groundbreaking Il Sorpasso and thus made this blog possible. At times a warm father-son comedy, and at other times a painful look at familial failure, The Thursday very nicely encompasses Risi's view of comedy in general. "Comedy is just a mode to translate tragedy into spectacle without boring the public." There's a great deal of wisdom in that.
His Girl Friday (Howard Hawks, 1940)
Unlike Thursday, Friday offers a plethora of goodies. From The Long Good Friday to Friday Night Lights, and yes, even the original Friday the Thirteenth, there were options. But I never really thought too hard about this one. Hawks' remake of the very respectable The Front Page, is about as good as classic Hollywood ever gets. With its zippy screenplay (Charles Lederer adapting Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur – with help from Hecht), its wealth of outstanding character actors, and Cary Grant at his absolute best, this is among the fastest and funniest movies from the exuberant age of screwball comedy.
Saturday Night Fever (John Badham, 1977)
Sure it had iconic fashion (from Patrizia von Brandenstein) and iconic music (from the Bee Gees). It made Travolta a star, and it inspired at least one devastating tribute (Pablo Larrain's 2008 movie Tony Manero). But it would remain a quaint museum piece if it only spoke about working class Italian life in the '70s. Its supporting characters had depth and in Tony's efforts to escape his humdrum existence selling paint by bursting forth on the dance floor, Badham and screenwriter Norman Wexler created a timeless portrait of wish fulfillment; a concept that has always been central to the very nature of moviemaking. This is life-affirming at its most downbeat, and remains one of the most indelible creations of American cinema in the 1970s.
Which brings us back to Sunday. Now, I could have let the Karel Reisz picture that kicked off this list stand for both days of the weekend, but I don't play that way. In fact, in the spirit of John and Paul and the whole "Eight Days a Week" thing, I leave you with one final title.
Weekend (Jean-luc Godard, 1967)
The End of Cinema. See it at your own risk. But if you care about movies, do see it.


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OTC: Pinkel A Putz On 2-Pt. Calls / K-State Fan Support Fading?
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The word fan is actually generally traced back to being short for "fancy" not "fanatic." Its also funny that with all the staggering list of things Gary Pinkel has done to resurrect the Missouri program that people nitpick on 2 pt conversions. Nick Wright would give his left arm for Syracuse to be as good as Missouri.
I'll bet Bill Snyder has something John can put his lips on!
Soren Petro knows a thing or two about being insecure.
When it comes to heads up asses, well 810 does scoop 610 once again.
Ain't that right Gary? That's right!
Actually, "fanatic" stems from the Latin "fanaticus," which refers to religious rites.
If Wright and others are going to blast Pinkel for in-game strategic decisions, would it not be better to point to failures which actually cost Missouri a loss?
Greg-You are showing a little hate on KU today. 1st a slam on football fans. I think you would be surprised if you sat in the stands the past 5-6 yrs (the Mangino era) and realized that KU fans are about as knowledgable as any out there. And I'm guessing Lew Perkins has a pretty full plate and can probably be excused for not knowing Facebook. As far as everything else he has done at KU in his tenure, you'd be hard pressed to name 5 other ADs who have accomplished more in the past 5 years. Floridas AD might be about it.
sorry bullsh*t radio guys who know nothing…
1. Missouri is going to have a great year.
4-0 start. This nebraska game will be bigger than ku game. The crowd will be fired up like
only one other time in history. Pinkel has really
one of the top future qb's in the nation. Someone said he's not fast…did you see the guy
outrun d.b's. I predict a mu victory and mizzou
finishes the year with just 2 or 3 losses…a
remarkable season. However, the mu offense appears a bit cocky thinking they can do anything they want. Pinkel needs to be a little
more conservative on those 2 pt. calls.
KU has a great team. As a mizzou fan i look
forward to their matchup. But KU should end up
in the top 10 or 8 at seasons end. Mangino has
done a great job (not as good as pinkel) but
mangino after this year shouldhead for greener
pastures with another big time football school.
Nebraska: great team…pelini is cool.
The north division is having a great year.
But they might be each other up thru the season.
KU should lose to ou and texas and possibly one
other team. But they still have a great team.
MU: as good as they want to be. Pinkel has to
keep them from getting too cocky but this could
be his best year coaching.
I distinctly remember reading the KC Star on a Friday (or maybe even Saturday) morning in 2002 and chuckling because there were still tickets available for the Wildcat's game against USC. USC!!! K-State's first non-conference home game against a ranked opponent in the Bill Snyder era. I think they did get enough walk-up traffic to get to a sellout, but let's just say I'm not surprised by the lack of sales and am highly suspicious of Mr. Lipson's claim that if the Widlcats had Gator-like expectations their remaining games would already be sold out.
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don't know about the specifics of the 1971 game cited, but Petro is correct that much of college football in the 60s and 70 was crushingly dull. Boring running play after boring running play. Where I was, we would get saturated with hype about Michigan v Ohio State every year, Woody v. Bo, and every year it was the biggest waste of 3 hours. Don't know exactly when college football became entertaining, but I'm still bitter over the loss of a lot of Saturday afternoons in my youth.
GREG CONGRATULATIONS on your 200th blog. Thanks for bringing back off the couch which is thought provoking and argument inducing. Keep up the outstanding work.
I don't care how prevalent facebook is these days, no way a man in his 60s SHOULD know how it works. How freaking pussified have we become?
And can we please refer to Bill Snyder's coaching greatness in the PAST tense? Two sub-.500 seasons and leaving the cupboard bare for his successor are to me clear indicators that he may have lost his touch. Placing him above Coach Pinkel at this time in their careers, is just a ridiculous statement. Until he has some real success in this league as it exists NOW, can we please refrain from continually referencing his past accomplishments which are completely irrelevant at this time.
The KU-MU-Nebraska duke-out in the North is gonna be THRILLING to watch.
ALSO…to me, the games might decide which team has the best coach. I think they're all "very good", but I'm reluctant to call any of them "great" yet:
Mangino – He's Snyder-like in his attention to detail and ability to get the most from his good-but-not-phenomanal talent. But his inabality to have a consistently good defense is a little bothersome.
Pinkel – I like his aggresiveness and he's bringing in amazing talent. But I too have always wondered about his in-game management. Pinkel would have Chase Daniels in shot-gun on 1st and goal from the 1 yard line. And he's had a couple winnable games in the past where his team laid a huge egg (Ok. St. at home and Oklahoma in the title game).
Pelini – If I was a Nebraska fan, I'd like that my coach was animated and intense. But as an outsider, I think it could be a problem when he's in a tough fight with MU or KU. We'll see. I am starting to think his defenses will always be very good, which is a huge first step towards winning a North championship.
Nick Wright is a major league tool, and one of the big reasons I never listen to 610. The fact that he's dumb enough to bring up redshirts just proves it. Hey Nick, he also let Chase Daniel play as a true freshman. Worked out ok. In fact, they made a bowl game because of it. Without Chase Daniel playing in the ISU game, Gary Pinkel may not even be coaching at Mizzou now. The only qb in Pinkel's tenure that's started at Mizzou and didn't play as a true freshman has been Brad Smith. Pulling Tony Temple's redshirt has had ZERO negative impact on the program. Why? Because when you recruit like Pinkel does, you always have a stud waiting in the wings. In this case, it was Derrick Washington. And you know what? He's already got a stud waiting in the wings to take Gabbert's place when he graduates in James Franklin. The guy is one of the top 5 spread offense qb's in the nation.
Why are you so jealous of Soren? He seems to be the only guy in the media that you have nicknames for. Did he call you a cocksukcer too?
Nick is totally off base on redshirts. It's a different time. Temple could of had another year had he been willing to wait out the medical hardship process, but he didn't. He chose to leave. Also what about a guy like Maclin (who got hurt his freshman year) left as a redshirt sophmore? You can't count on having guys for 4 years of actually playing time anymore. If their good enough to get on the field you've got to do it.
All of you tools predicting that Snyder will "fail" in his return to the sideline should come with something more than a subjective predicted result? What did Snyder claim he was going to accomplish in his return? Did he call for another Big 12 Championship? Did he predict anything beyond saying he wanted to steer the program back in the right direction ("calm the waters").
UK and MU fans, come to the table when you win a Big 12 Championship. Then you can talk shit. Until then, you're both still closer to the bottom of the Big 12 North than you are the top.
"UK and MU fans, come to the table when you win a Big 12 Championship."
HILARIOUS that Snyder wins ONE Big 12 Championship, and now KU and MU can never talk smack until they win one. And in that magical year, K-State lost 4 games, including their bowl game.
Is that any better than Missouri's last 2 years or KU's Orange Bowl season?
If that's hilarious, it's gut-busting-pee-your pants farcical tumerity for us to now have to listen to UK-MU hounds resort to win total counts as the best "this is what we did."
Keep coming — what's next – net punting yardage?
Ptolemy went full retard in two paragraphs. MU and KU closer to the bottom of the Big 12 North than the top? Are you really that stupid? MU's been to the past two B12 Champ games, and will contend if not win the Big 12N again this year. It's not like both of these teams have been swimming around the middle of the Big12N the past couple of years.
Old Man Kissel
A lot of interesting takes by KK and the 810 crew. 610 and Nick Wright not so much. No wonder 810 is No. 1 in this town for sports talk.
810 scoops 610 once again!
Eric, when looking at performance in Big 12 play, hell in any league, it is customary to look at more than the last two seasons.
Stop…please. You're only hurting yourself.
Pt-I think you could safely say that KU and MU have been better than KSU for the last 5 years don't you think?
The overwhelming and utter dominance exhibited by 66-0 style beatdowns will take a few more years to dim from the horizon.
Ptolemy, stop exaggerating. It was only a 64-0 beatdown.
So you are saying that KSU is still better than KU and MU because they REALLY outscored them in a game 7-8 years ago?
Yes, that is what he's saying. Because other than the "Decade of Dominance" (LOL), KSU has nothing else.
bill snyder did a great job. But his time may be
over. KU and mangino are now the big dog in kansas and are getting the good recruits.
Bill will have trouble taking that away from
Pinkel has closed the border and is getting all
the greatmissouri high schoolers (except dalton)
and he's done a excellent job in keeping missouri
footballers in state.
All of them have to get out of state players
but mangino and pinkel are established in their
respective states and getting good recruits might be hard for snyder.
But I look for Mangino to leave KU if they have
a big year. The fight between football and
basketball teams shows the animosity between the
sports and mangino will have the chance to
move to a big football school afte this year
(provided they don't lose 3 or 4 games).
It makes sense that mangino look at offers from
other schools in the sec/big 10 etc. who could
use someone like him to rebuild a program at
a football school.
But he's got to lose some weight. Saw him on tv
last week and he looked horrible. The weight
was even worse than in previous years. He is
a great guy to talk with and he's done a great
job so its his time to move on.
Uncle Dick
A little off subject, but did you notice that Michael Vick didn't take any snaps from under center in Sunday's game? The center probably went to Reid and said "The guy's been in the joint for three years, I don't want him anywhere near my ass!"
Maybe Vick thought he was packin' one of those "keister bombs" the A-rabs are now using, where they place an explosive device in their lower body cavity. Those A-rabs are behind, so to speak, in their technology.
I went to el Sombreo for Taco Tuesday and after a half a dozen tacos, a couple of enchiladas, a side of refried beans, and three cold beers, I invented my own that seems to be very effective, as it leaves buildings intact, but is lethal to humans.
The A-rab that tried to blow up a building and kill some people managed to do neither, and ended up blowing off his backside. So now we have to deal with weapons of ass destruction.
uncle dick…very funny….get glazier to put
you on stage……….
I don't see Mangino going anywhere. First of all, that fight is not nearly as big a deal as the press (KK, the few knuckleheads in Lawrence like Mayer and Woodling who don't like KU) wants it to be. Secondly, and most importantly, any school that is bigger and a better football school is going to shy away from Mangino because of his health. It's not good and the last thing a bigger football school wants is that. So I'd say MM is here for a while.
Uncle Dick
The only way Mangino is going anywhere is in the back of a Mayflower moving van.
KU is the only university that has a handicapped accessible sideline.
No wonder KU wants $600,000 from Joe College. If Mangino croaks, it would take that much to construct a custom casket.
KU and MU have been the dominate schools for about five years. Sorry K-State there is no way of looking around that. And if you want to talk about the past, lets talk about the past and how you guys were the worst football team in D-1 till Snyder got there. They tried to vote you out of the confrence for a reason. K-State, you are the worst academic school in the Big 12, the worst Athletic Department in the Big 12, and have the most retarded fanbase in the Big 12. You guys suck.
It's hard to disagree with ThatGuy.


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