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Image credits: Noa Magger// The Nichols for BHLDN// Rebecca Douglas Photography
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Love Sarah xx
Image credits: Noa Magger// The Nichols for BHLDN// Rebecca Douglas Photography
I've been impatiently sitting on this news for the past couple of months and can finally let you all know that at toward the end of February our new blogging home will be launched. Boho Bride is moving over to Juno & Joy!
Why? Well I was lucky enough to be approached with the chance to expand my little blog into something truly unique and turn my attention to it full time – and with a little team behind me and the opportunity to work with other bloggers and wedding vendors I felt the need to explore my style beyond bohemia and the design I wanted for my own big day…
Since returning to Boho Bride after my years maternity break my taste has expanded and evolved and my confidence in executing it has grown - my beloved blog feels like such a personal place it felt a natural progression to move on and start afresh with my lovely helpers. There's a little more information on the new blog and what's behind it's name here
Boho Bride will remain up though no longer updated, so you can still visit and browse through any of the beautiful real weddings, shoots and inspiration I've posted over the past four years. Our social channels largely remain the same though we do have a brand-spanking new Facebook page.
I hope you'll come and visit us over on Juno & Joy to continue your wedding planning journey. Thank you so much for your support.
Love Sarah xx
With the country set for another soaking I thought I'd brighten your day with some Summer cheer and with pastels being an enormous trend next season today's wedding fits the bill perfectly…
Beautifully captured by Helen Strong, Nikki and Paul met and fell in love whilst Nikki was travelling in Australia and as she's from Poole originally, they decided to bring some fine Oz weather with them along with friends who travelled over from both there and Paul's native South Africa…so it was important that the sun held out for this international celebration!
From Bride Nikki: We love vintage & shabby chic style so this is what inspired my dress and the little extra's… and Paul is a huge wine lover so this was also a massive part of the day! We are romantics at heart and wanted it to be traditional.
Ah that's better…I'll be dreaming of the sun all day!
Love Sarah xx
Credits: Photography – Helen Strong Photography // Flowers – Heather-Jayne at Broadstone // Car – Barns Wedding Cars // Dress – Special Occasions //
I make no secret of that fact that one day I aspire to be a florist – to be more specific a floral designer, with my own creative studio of loveliness - and within this dream/plan there's a handful of florists who I've placed firmly on a pedestal to look up to and be inspired by because their work is just so blooming awesome…
Laura Hingston Flowers is one such florist {yes I am still falling over my jaw after it dropped to the ground when she contacted me about becoming a sponsor on Boho Bride} she is – in the words of a wedding planner who recently worked with her -"genius". Based in South Devon Laura offers her services across Devon, Cornwall, South Somerset and the South Hamm's to create beautiful bespoke designs inspired by the South West countryside.
Working with locally sourced, seasonal flowers what strikes me about Laura's work is how highly personal it is – perfectly complimenting your wedding style, her attention to detail is impeccable. With a background in art (Laura studied History of Art in Florence and Venice) I find her style of designing arrangements graceful and feminine yet structural – every bouquet, buttonhole and arrangement stands alone as a work of art.
If you'd like to learn a little more about Laura and her work, have a browse of her website or you can follow her on Pinterest and Facebook.
Love Sarah xx
The ultimate boho bridal look that I have to endorse – having worn a beautiful band of colourful flowers for my own wedding day - whether it's a flower crown, a band of flowers, or a few delicate buds worked into loosely plaited locks, for me the bride with flowers in her hair is the ultimate bohemian at heart.
Make a simple statement with a simple crown of waxflowers or chic and understated with a band of statice – sometimes less is more…
Or for added drama, make a statement with an opulent crown of flowers and large headed blooms – impactful, daring and incredibly romantic…
I'm seeing lots of lovely flower crowned brides at the moment (three years ago my friends thought I was taking a huge risk of being laughed at in case it looked "too much") - it's such a natural and classically beautiful look I think it's set to endure…
What do you think ladies? Is this boho bride statement style set to run and run?
Love Sarah xx
Credits for simplicity: Style Me Pretty // Ruffled // Ruffled // Rustic Wedding Blog //
Credits for opulence: Grey Likes Weddings // Boho Bride // Elizabeth Anne Designs // Style Me Pretty //
Today we're welcoming Boho Bride sponsor Alix Marina-Chouhan of Lumiere Photography to our blog family. Based in Leicestershire Alix is actually French-Italian and credits this combination for providing her with an approachable photography style and warm personality – an amiable combination we can vouch for and one that's so important on your wedding day…
Offering a very natural style of photography, it's important to Alix that she works with the couple and their personal style and personalities to ensure their images are a candid representation of them as a couple "I am very good at noticing people, details, the beauty in each person and each moment. I love improvising, as I don't want to get through sets of poses, I want the ideas to fit the couple".
Though Loughborough based, Alix travels both nationally and internationally and particularly enjoys shooting at new venues. She takes great satisfaction from having shot an eclectic range of ceremonies, from hand-fasting to mosque weddings and same sex ceremonies, all adding to her diverse portfolio, each and every one of her couples retains a place in her heart.
You can view Alix's extensive portfolio via her website and follow Alix on Facebook and Twitter.
Love Sarah xx
Fashion forward brides take note – you needn't compromise on style for your big day, instead work with it…and for me nothing makes a bigger statement of style than an embellished jacket. Perfect for toughening up romantic bridal style this look works well as an evening cover-up, looks great at autumn/winter weddings and would perfectly set off the attire of a bride getting wed in the city…to be honest, it looks darn fierce full stop. *Sigh* If I were to have my time again…
Are you brave enough?
Love Sarah xx
Image credits: Balmain via Vogue Italia //Joel Rhodin via Iconic Management // Free People // Balmain via La Mafia
Well I don't know about you but I'm in need of a little inspiration today and would desperately love to escape to sunnier climbes to feel some heat on my skin. For me, nothing beats that feeling of being barefoot on sand with my hair falling around my shoulders and the sun on my back…
Today's shoot perfectly captures that sense of freedom. Free-spirited, ethereal beauty, Bride Hayley picked out two beautiful bohemian style Free People dresses for her shoot and finished off the look with a crown of succulents and garden roses, made by talented photographer Chloe Moore, who also put together a simple bouquet of dried wheat wrapped in burlap and lace. This look is Boho Bride personified.
Such simple yet beautiful styling – we adore this shoot! Thank you to the incredible Chloe Moore Photography for sharing via Two Bright Lights. Oh, I desperately want to be on that beach right now…
Love Sarah xx
On these pages we celebrate love of all kinds…though most couples featured are either celebrating their imminent nuptials or their actual wedding. Never have I had the pleasure of publishing a couples shoot that features a happy union a whole decade on from saying "I do" – but believe me when I say I'd love to make this a more regular thing!
Candace and Nick were childhood sweethearts who met in infancy {pre-school!} and became a couple back in college before marrying in 2004. Now expecting their first child, they thought it would be nice to celebrate their continued love with a shoot before their twosome becomes three. These incredibly beautiful images were captured by Christina Heaston Photography and could easily serve as a love letter to the breath-taking beauty of Honolulu…
Congratulations Candace & Nick on your wonderful love story and beautiful baby boy. And many thanks to Christina for submitting this via Two Bright Lights.
Love Sarah xx
I just had to kick the week off with this beautifully styled wedding from Noa Magger Photography. Couple Channy and Asaf got married in winter {which is like summer to us} in Tel Aviv and held a relaxed and effortlessly elegent celebration with homespun touches in a local restaurant…complete with belly dancer!
Such a stunning couple and so simply but creatively styled! Love.It.All. How about you?
Credits: Photography: Noa Magger Photography // Venue: Andromeda House // Submitted via Two Bright Lights


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UGA-LSU: Quotes
Opening statement
"What a blessing and great game for our football team, program and fans. I'm thrilled for everyone that took this long trip. I loved the band being here and my wife being here and my son and my father. It was a great memory. We played a team that is one of the finest in America, certainly one of the winningest program in the Southeastern Conference in the last five years and they've won a couple of national championships as of late. We just did enough to win. It was fantastic and I'm very thankful."
On Mathew Stafford's performance
"His first pass of the day, he had an open receiver and missed him and was a little down about it, but he got right back in the saddle and started throwing strikes. I think our line did a fantastic job of allowing only one sack throughout the game as many times as we threw it, which is fantastic considering who they were trying to block. Matt is really mature. He is staying in there when everything is flying around him and focusing downfield and throwing strikes. That is what he has got to do. That is the way he is going to make Georgia better and that is the way he is going make a living for many years to come, I imagine. He's doing as fine as I've ever seen him do it and he could have done it much better than anyone I've ever coached tonight."
On the offensive line's performance
"Let's applaud the offensive line. I'm not going to sit here and say that they dominated the game because they probably didn't, but they fought like mad and gave Mathew [Stafford] enough time when needed and gave Knowshon [Moreno] room to run. At times, they got whipped too. The local newspaper had two gloves. It had a glove of LSU and boxing glove of Georgia and said it would be a heavyweight fight. I agreed with what the paper was trying to say. Two outstanding programs were about to start throwing punches at each another. Both teams threw a bunch. I felt like the team that could not only punch, but handle a few shots in the mouth. I think the line did that and that our team did that in general."
On the opening play
"You never know how a game is going to go. You don't know if the team is ready or not and when you get an interception for a touchdown on the first play it definitely energizes your football team. I think we were energized and ready to play anyway, but when something like that happens it definitely gives you a boost of energy and adrenaline. I'm glad that happened for Darryl Gamble and us."
Matthew Stafford, QB
On if he thought this game was a signature win
"I think it was a big win for us obviously. LSU is a good football team and we had all facets of the football game show up today. Our special teams did great. They (LSU) have great return men and we did a good job containing them. Obviously our defense put up points for us and did a good job holding them (LSU) in check."
On winning in an atmosphere like Tiger Stadium
"We knew it was going to be a tough game. They've won 30 straight here, and we knew it was going to be a tough environment to play in, but I thought we did a good job adjusting and came out with a win."
On his feelings of putting up 52 points
"We go into every game trying to score every time we get the ball. That's our thought process and what we work towards, and we were able to move the ball well on them (LSU). We got some big plays when we needed them today. Knowshon (Moreno) had some good runs for us and some guys made some good plays for us catching the football and that's what got us going."
On how he handled LSU's blitz
"They didn't heat us up too much. When they did blitz they played a lot of man coverage and we did a good job of winning on the outside. Overall, we just did a good job of executing."
Knowshon Moreno, RB
On his cell phone gesture to the student section after a touchdown
"It was nothing, I was just having fun. It was more about celebrating with my teammates more than anything."
On the week of preparing for LSU's defense
"It was really focused. We were focused on the task ahead of us. We just made sure that everything we did, we did it crisp and it paid off for us tonight."
On if he though the Georgia offense exploited any weaknesses in the LSU defense
"I don't know if it was anything specific. I just think all the guys were really making plays and playing tough football. It was just a good day overall."
Sophomore LB Darryl Gamble
On defense's performance today
"I think there were some missed opportunities. We weren't lined up correctly today; we were outside. It was hard because they had a quick offense, and their tempo was quick. That's why they got the big plays that they did, but as a whole, I think we did pretty well."
On his interception to open the game...
"We went over that play a lot. We watched it a lot on film. When LSU was coming up in that slant formation, I read it. Coach Martinez prepped me for it. I was ready, and I came up big. "
On the road to national championship
"We've got a good team, and we've got some good SEC opponents. That gives us a little more leeway because it's always a hard game no matter who we play. I think this win puts us up high again."
Junior DB Asher Allen
On next week's game against Florida
"It just gives us confidence going against a team that is similar as far as speed and has athletes all over the field like LSU does. We know that Florida has tremendous athletes."
On plays on both sides of ball
"I think that (Matthew) Stafford and AJ (Green) made great plays, and the offensive line was able to make holes that Knowshon (Merino) was able to run through. I think the defense did a great job today with stopping LSU's running backs. I think we were able to make the plays we needed to make today to win."
On Darryl Gamble's key interception at the end of the game
"Darryl's a guy who always comes to practice and works really hard. You saw he ended the game with a big time play. Ending the game like that, you see him do it in practice, and he took it to the big game. Big time players make big time plays in games like this."
On interception opening the game
"That was a shock even to the defense. What a way to start it off, and then ending the game off like that too was great."
Opening statement
"The story is the mistakes. You can't make mistakes. When you play a quality opponent, you cannot give them turnovers. You can't uncover people in coverage. You can't let runs that should be tackled go untackled. Our football team has to learn that. That's my job. I promise you I will go about teaching it. Guys have bad days. Those bad days can't sink the team. You can have bad days and still give your team a chance to win. I told our team that we played a very quality team today, and we never pressured them. Again, the first play from scrimmage, we give them seven (points). We come back and get our seven, and surely, we would have liked to have taken a lead in this game and see how they played from behind. Again, if you make mistakes, that benefit of home field and that benefit of pressuring the opponent doesn't happen.
"Certainly, there is work to do. Our quarterbacks, not tackling (Knowshon) Moreno, who, in my opinion, we should have maybe gotten him stopped, and some mistakes in the secondary. We can play better. There were some positives. (Placekicker) Colt David takes over the all-time leading scoring record here. That's great for him. I promise you he's sick; we all are. I told my team another thing too, that the answer is going to come from within this room and the fact that's it's going to be about a team, and it's not going to be any other way. Everybody is going to have to further identify their role and have them play very positively and efficiently within that role. That's where we're headed."
On if he felt good about making the score 21-17 in the second quarter
"Yeah, I thought our team could move the football. That was not the issue. The issue was making mistakes that allowed our opponent to score and score in the short field and score touchdowns. The first 10 points that they got was one thing. Then, the next seven, certainly was another. It's the same issue. We've got to get it fixed. We'll work at that."
On playing QB Andrew Hatch a lot in the second half
"It was a different hand and how they played him differently than they played (Jarrett) Lee. We thought it might give us an advantage or two."
On if he was disappointed in the defensive line not getting more pressure on the quarterback
"The issue is the rushing yardage. If you give up the rushing yardage, you're not going to put the pressure on the quarterback. As long as they had the lead, there's little reason for them to spread you out and just toss it over the line and allow us to get in the backfield. It's hard to pressure a team that is running the football pretty well."
RB Charles Scott
On the game
"It was a real tough day. When you play good offense and good defense just sometimes it doesn't workout. That's what happens when you play a great team. We weren't consistent enough to take over the game when we had the chance."
On the loss at Tiger Stadium
"It's very disappointing; we never like to lose in our own house. It's a real deep gut feeling. We have to turn around and look at ourselves and figure out who we really are. It's about pride and it really hurt our pride with them coming in our house and beating us like that. "
On getting ready for next week
"Of course we are. We have some games left in the season. The season is not over for us. We are going to put it behind us, it will be hard but we are a good team and we will learn from our mistakes."
QB Jarrett Lee
On the game
"It was tough. We need to pick our heads up. We are going to do what we did with Florida and come back next week to execute right."
On watching film and learning from the mistakes
"There were a lot of things that went wrong and things we need to fix. The good thing is we get to watch film tomorrow and we will come back better."
On putting the loss behind them
"It's just part of football. You win some and lose some. Unfortunately, we lost today and we need to put it behind us. We need to stay positive but keep this in the back of our minds. We need to get back to work and prepare for the next games."
LB Darry Beckwith
On how the team will respond
"It was a very difficult loss for us, and we are frustrated. We have great character. We just have to keep on trying and finish strong this season."
On getting back into the game in the 2nd quarter
"Like I said, we are frustrated. We stopped them on big plays, but we made mistakes on big plays. We cannot play that way with a team of that caliber. We messed up and we know that."
On how well Georgia's quarterback played
"They have a great quarterback. Stuff like this will happen, and they had great protection. We have to make plays on third downs and come to compete."
DE Rahim Alem
On how well Georgia's offense did
"Upfront, they made it very difficult for us. The quarterback was very well protected. They also ran the ball very well, and that hurt us."
On what the team will focus on next
"We must come to fight. We are in the corner right now and we have to get out of it. We lost to two great football teams. Obviously, we are not proud of the way we lost, so from here on out we cannot afford any mistakes."


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Kasey Kahne will be sponsored by Farmers Insurance when he joins Hendrick Motorsports next season.
The team said Tuesday that Farmers Insurance, which currently has a five-race deal with HMS, will sponsor 22 Sprint Cup races for the next three seasons. The company will replace GoDaddy.com as primary sponsor of the No. 5 Chevrolet.
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Darrelle Revis' status for Sunday's game against the Panthers is up in the air after suffering a groin injury last week against the Lions.
"He'll be day to day, so that should tell you it's not real bad,'' head coach Greg Schiano said via ESPN.com. "Will he play Sunday? I don't know. We've got to figure that out.''
Schiano was happy with what he saw from Johnthan Banks last weeks after he was forced to cover Calvin Johnson.
"It wasn't an easy decision,'' Schiano said. "As a matter of fact, we took the field thinking that we might just play right and left and whoever got him got him. Then, we got on the field and it was just a gut feeling, let's get Johnthan on him. Johnthan, you've got to remember was coming off an injury [shoulder]. Johnthan had gotten banged, so it wasn't like he had a full week of practice, either. Sometimes you get a feeling.''
If Revis can't play this week, Schiano wasn't ready to say that Banks will guard Steve Smith.
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The citizens of Thousand Oaks count on their Police Department, provided by a contractual relationship with the Sheriff's Department, to ensure that Thousand Oaks is consistently one of the safest cities of its size in the country. That reputation for safety is a major driving force that fuels the healthy economy and positive quality of life residents enjoy.
The Thousand Oaks Police Department requires and receives support from the community and City Council, but it also needs a healthy tax base to fund programs and services that directly contribute to the safety of our neighborhoods. I understand that the independent analysis prepared for the city showed that the passage of Measure B would reduce the amount of money the city could collect in sales tax by millions of dollars. In her analysis of the effects of Measure B, Thousand Oaks Finance Director Candis Hong said, "The ability to augment public safety services (including new police officers) will be significantly impacted."
The Ventura County Sheriff's Department has been proud to provide excellent police protection to Thousand Oaks since 1969. The challenges of crime, natural disasters and terrorism will always threaten our way of life and need to be addressed by a Police Department that has funding that is adequate for the challenge.
I ask the voters in Thousand Oaks to oppose Measure B and support the most vital of public services.
— Bob Brooks is the Ventura County sheriff.
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Fall films: 40 movies you won't want to miss
Sure, it's sad that summer is almost over, but you can cheer up because our guide to 40 of the top films set to be released this fall (including one starring Hunger Games beauty Jennifer Lawrence) has arrived. Take a look.
Skyfall: In the 23rd James Bond film, Daniel Craig returns (as the buffest Bond ever) from apparent death to save M (Judi Dench), who has been deposed by an error from her past: she apparently lost a flash drive that identified every British agent embedded in terrorist groups.
Django Unchained: Another slave-based drama, this one from Quentin Tarantino. Christoph Waltz stars as Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist-turned-bounty hunter ("is it safe?") who buys a freed slave named Django (Jamie Foxx), trains him, and then helps him rescue his wife (Kerry Washington) from plantation owner Leonardo DiCaprio.
Looper: This sci-fi thriller stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Todd Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln) as an assassin in an age when his targets can be sent back in time to be killed. Things get tricky when his future self (Bruce Willis) is sent back.
Cloud Atlas: Hard to say, really. It's based on David Mitchell's "unfilmable" 2004 novel that told six interconnected stories from the 19th Century South Pacific to the apocalyptic future, each tale narrated by someone from the next one, until it goes back in time to close the loop on all of them. The cast, many of them in multiple roles, includes Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugh Grant, Susan Sarandon and more.
Anna Karenina: Leo Tolstoy's classic about a young woman who betrays her husband with a handsome count, with Keira Knightley and Jude Law. (Nov. 21 in Toronto Montreal Vancouver, expands Nov. 30)
Red Dawn: Chris Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson head the cast in this adventure remake about a group of Americans who must form a guerrilla force when their hometown is invaded. (Nov. 21)
Alex Cross: Tyler Perry takes over the role of the Washington detective for this thriller in which he tracks down the killer of a family member. (Oct. 19)
Stories We Tell: Sarah Polley's new movie — fresh from the Venice film festival — investigates a family of storytellers. (Oct. 12)
The Master: A fictionalized version of the founding of Scientology, this Paul Thomas Anderson film stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as an L. Ron Hubbard-like figure who founds a religion in the years after the Second World War, and Joaquin Phoenix as a drifter who becomes his assistant and later has doubts about his beliefs.
Rust & Bone: Marion Cotillard stars in this French film about a killer whale trainer who suffers a terrible injury (Nov. 30)
House at the End of the Street: Strange events begin to occur when a mother and daughter (Elizabeth Shue and Jennifer Lawrence) move into a house with a spooky past. (Sept. 21)
Hotel Transylvania 3D: Dracula opens an exclusive resort, only to see an intruder arrive and fall in love with his teenage daughter. (Sept. 28)
Amour: Michael Haneke's film, which won the top prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, is the story of what happens to a couple in their 80s when she has a heart attack. (Dec. 28)
The Guilt Trip: Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand star in this comedy about a man and his mother who hit the road so they can sell his invention and reunite her with an old flame. (Dec. 25)
Not Fade Away: In 1960s New Jersey, a group of friends form a rock band and try to hit the big time. (TBD)
Trouble with the Curve: Clint Eastwood stars in this drama about an aging baseball scout who takes his daughter (Amy Adams) on one last scouting trip. (Sept. 28)
Frankenweenie: In Tim Burton's animated adventure, a boy tries to bring his dead dog back to life. Those are the voices of Winona Ryder, Martin Short and Martin Laudau you hear. (Oct. 5)
The Big Wedding: In this romantic comedy, Robert De Niro and Diane Keaton play a divorced couple who pretend to be happily married for the sake of their son's wedding. (Oct. 26)
Les Miserables: A movie version of the musical adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel about ex-convict Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) — jailed for stealing a loaf of bread — who is relentlessly hounded by a policeman named Javert (Russell Crowe) even as he tries to rescue oppressed single mother Fantine (Anne Hathaway).
A Late Quartet: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken and Catherine Keener head the cast in this drama about members of a string quartet who struggle to stay together. (Nov. 23)
Laurence Anyways: In Xavier Dolan's new film, Laurence and Fred (who's a woman) try to maintain their love while Laurence goes through a sex change. (Sept. 21)
The Sapphires: In 1968, a quartet of Australian aboriginal girls learns about love and war when they entertain U.S. troops in Vietnam. (TBD)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2: The much-anticipated final chapter of the Twilight trilogy (drawn out, like the Harry Potter films, with a two-part conclusion) in which vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and his wife Bella (Kirsten Stewart) must protect their baby from charges that it is a vampire.
Lincoln: Just in time for the American presidential election comes this biopic from Steven Spielberg about the 16th president of the United States who led the North to victory in the Civil War. That's Daniel Day-Lewis (replacing Liam Neeson, who thought he was too old) in the stovepipe hat.
The Man with the Iron Fists: Russell Crowe stars in this adventure, set in feudal China, about a blacksmith who must defend his village. (Nov. 2)
The Perks of Being a Wallflower: Emma Watson stars in this romantic drama about a high-school freshman who is helped along by two seniors (Sept. 21 in Toronto only; expands Sept. 28)
10 Years: A group of friends — including Channing Tatum, Rosario Dawson, Justin Long and Chris Pratt — return home for their 10th high school reunion. (Sept. 21, limited)
Silver Linings Playbook: Bradley Cooper stars in this David O. Russell film about a failed man who moves back home and finds a mysterious woman (Jennifer Lawrence) who might help redeem him. (Nov. 23)
Seven Psychopaths: When an oddball group kidnaps the beloved shih tzu of a gangster (Woody Harrelson), their buddy, screenwriter Colin Farrell, gets entangled in the L.A. underworld. (Oct. 12, limited)
The Cold Light of Day: In this thriller with Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver, the family of a Wall Street trader is kidnapped during their sailing trip. (Sept. 7, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver)
Argo: Ben Affleck stars and directs in this true story of how Canadian ambassador Ken Taylor helped rescue Americans kidnapped during the 1979 Iranian revolution (Oct. 12)
Inescapable: Joshua Jackson and Marisa Tomei star in this thriller about a man whose daughter disappears in Damascus. (Sept. 14, Toronto, expands later)
Life of Pi: Based on Yann Martel's 2001 novel — winner of the Man Booker prize— this fantasy concerns a young Indian boy who is coming to Canada when his boat sinks. He's cast adrift in the Pacific Ocean in the company of a hyena, a zebra, an orangutan and a hungry Bengal tiger named Richard Parker.
Citadel: In this Swedish film, a father tries to save his daughter from a gang of children. (Nov. 9)
Finding Nemo: Disney is re-releasing the classic Pixar adventure about a clown fish that goes missing, this time in 3-D. (Sept. 14)
This Is 40: Directed by Judd Apatow, this sequel to Knocked Up answers the question, "Whatever happened to Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann)?" (Dec. 21)
Killing Them Softly: Based on George V. Higgins novel, this crime drama stars Brad Pitt as an enforcer investigating a heist at a high-stakes poker game in New Orleans. (Oct. 19)
Antiviral: Brandon Cronenberg's film concerns a man who sells viruses harvested from sick celebrities — and then gets sick himself. (Oct. 12) And finally …. Check out The Monk: A thriller, set in 17th-century Spain, about a Capuchin monk whose preaching is threatened by dark forces. (TBD)
Life after winning a Nobel Prize: parties, 'brief celebrity' and 'almost complete freedom'
John Polanyi has a pretty good idea what comes next for Arthur McDonald, the Queen's University professor emeritus just named co-winner of the Nobel Prize for physics
Report of rising cocaine use sparks reaction among NHL players
Cocaine was a hot topic at NHL practices on the eve of the regular season's opening day after a report that the drug's use is up among players
Students hear hard lessons on workplace safety
Rob Ellis and his daughter Jessica Di Sabatino, spoke to students Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic High School. They make 150 appearances a year — spreading the word about workplace safety and the rights of young workers.
How Coca-Cola and Pepsi tricked you into drinking so much pop
You may think you have come to like pop all on your own. But the industry has paid, lobbied and hypnotized its way into the hearts of people around the world.
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The allure of growing native plants is usually to attract pollinators and increase natural habitat but gardeners have another good reason to go native these days: food.
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Taking the Offense on Education: Department of Defense Schools Win Big by Affording Their Students a Wealth of Opportunities
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One of the largest school systems in the country ironically goes virtually unnoticed by many in the education field. This quiet school district also posts some pretty remarkable numbers, yet few give it even a passing thought.
The Department of Defense (DoD) has been running their system of schools since shortly after World War II (stateside schools were already in place) without much fanfare, and with limited funding. But with a 97 percent high school graduation rate, this school system apparently doesn't need a big budget or a lot of hoopla to turn out exemplary students.
The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is the general umbrella that covers the Department of Defense's international schools, also known as Department of Defense Dependent Schools (DoDDS) overseas, and the stateside schools, also known as Department of Defense Domestic Dependent Elementary and Secondary Schools (DDESS). This school system is for the children of the men and women in our armed forces, stationed abroad or here in the United States, and the civilian employees of the Department of Defense. About 80 percent of the total enrollment in DoDEA schools is made up of children of enlisted military personnel.
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In all, DoDEA includes 222 publicly funded schools in 21 separate districts located in 14 different countries, seven states, Guam and Puerto Rico. The majority of the DoDEA's overseas schools are located in Europe and the Pacific Rim, while the stateside schools are in the eastern and southeastern United States. Over 8,000 teachers work within this school system and over 100,000 students fill the classrooms each year.
Approximately half of the individual high schools in the DoDEA's system are small, under 250 students. Based on the National Assessment of Educational Progress from 1998 to 2000 for grades four through eight, DoDEA students ranked at or near the top in every subject--reading, writing, math and science. The same holds true for the results of the Terra Nova Achievement Test, which is given to DoDEA students in grades three through 11. In 2002, the 3,066 DoDEA graduating seniors earned an impressive $28 million in scholarships and grants.
While in some ways the schools of DoDEA are quite different from typical civilian public schools, in many ways they are very similar. These schools offer a comprehensive list of course offerings in each of their schools, domestic and abroad. This includes an impressive list of course offerings in career and technical education, which DoDEA calls Professional Technical Studies.
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Well hello there Sexy ;) lol I enjoy life and want to share it with someone special...I'm guessing that's why you are here too. Well let's see... Sarcasm is definitely a spice of life. My friends say I'm a trustworthy, funny, caring, and reliable. I am always there when you need a helping hand or your backup, when kicking butt! LOL! I like to make others laugh and smile, and I hope I find someone that can do the same with me. I am an entertainer, meaning i will feed you and provide comfort while you are in my home...or anywhere for that matter. I like to joke around a lot, but I do know when to be serious, (no worries...I see you cringing) lol I believe everyday should have some kind of laughter to keep your soul happy :D I am grateful for my very large West Indian family and my group of close knit friends that have transformed into my extended family. I love animals, I have two cats right now but hope to own a dog sometime in the future (big dog). I want to go on an African Safari someday, and visit animal rescue sites...it's a dream that I believe can come true :) For now I am tackling the classroom jungle, I am a teacher and I love my job 2 months out of the year, hahaha, just kidding...it is kind of a roller coaster, but a very rewarding career. What I am looking for in a partner is someone with a great sense of humor. Someone that is a good listener and likes to take charge in tough situations, a passionate lover that knows how to show affection and someone I can kick back and relax with everyday. He should be open with me about everything and I will do my best to support him and work with him to overcome any obstacle that may come our way. Family oriented and animal lover is a plus! Oh and he must know how to cook...hahaha, I'm just kidding, if you can at least make breakfast or a sandwich, then you're already a good cook in my book. I do dabble in the kitchen sometimes, I like to use recipes as a base and incorporate my spin on them, give me a chance and you can taste for yourself. We have one life here and why not enjoy it; being brave, taking chances, making mistakes, but learning from them, ok maybe not all of them, LOL C'mon, email me, we have nothing to lose :)
Alumni connections , Book club , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Auto racing / Motorcross, Baseball, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Golf, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Dogs
I have 2 Domestic House Cats named Carbon and Pebbles. (brother and sister) I would love to own a dog next and maybe adopt a horse. Horses fascinate me, i still have yet to ride one, I'm warming up to the experience :)
Middle of the Road
Dominican Republic, Tortola, St. Thomas, Bermuda, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Italy, Canada, Vegas, Florida, DC...and locally I love to hang out at Spa Castle, it's amazing! It feels like you traveled to a foreign destination of pure relaxation!
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY
Zumba! Music: Hip Hop, RB, Pop, Top 20, Soca, Reggae, Bachata...TV shows: NCIS, Revenge, Once Upon a Time, Big Bang Theory, Modern Family. Foods: Sushi, Bubble Tea, Italian, Indian, Caribbean, Thai, Middle Eastern, I will try almost anything once :
I like to read and go to the movies, or do something fun like bowling, mini golf, swimming, wine tours, hookah (rarely), watching a sporting event, or going to see a show. I also like to check out new restaurants and/or lounges with friends.
I am currently reading "Fifty Shades Freed" I finished "Fifty Shades of Grey" and "Fifty Shades Darker" this is an interesting/exotic series!
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Middle School Math Teacher
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Guyanese American
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We're Back! After a few months away, Mike and I are back and we are ready to rip into a riff worthy Christ-ploitation film, God's Not Dead. And in TV Corner, we attempt to delve into the reality show "Preachers of LA." Well, as deep as you can get in a reality show. Here are some websites to help you delve deeper into our discussion tangents, err, topics.
Episode Thirty-Nine: God's Not Dead
Three Reasons Not to See the Christploitation Film Left Behind
As most people do, I receive a lot of spam in my email. One day, while attempting to clean out my inbox, I ran across this advertisement from New Release Tuesday, a Christian music website. As soon as I saw this it made me very angry. There is a lot a bad sentiment implied here; it is also misleading, and exploitative. A little harsh, you say? I shall explain why I think this is an exploitative film and why you should not go see Left Behind with Nicolas Cage. First, I shall describe the bad sentiment behind this ad.
There has been a long history of bad blood between Hollywood and conservative Christians. Robert K. Johnston gives a very good account of this in his book Reel Spirituality: Theology and Film in Dialogue. It begins, strangely enough, with Cecil B. DeMille. Today, DeMille's movie The Ten Commandments (1956) is generally held in high regard as the ultimate example of what a religious movie should be. It details the life of Moses, from growing up in the Egyptian royal house to leading the Israelites triumphantly into the Promised Land. It depicts God as a real entity and Moses coming to trust in the Lord after wrestling with Modern philosophical concerns about him. ABC still broadcasts the film on television every Easter (or Passover, depending on your point of view), and has done so for so long it has become an unbreakable tradition. Despite the fact that nearly the entire first half of the movie has no basis in the Biblical story, or that—in an opening sequence often deleted for time on television—DeMille comes out from behind the curtain to say this movie is an explicit metaphor of the Cold War,[1] the general opinion amongst Christians is that this classic movie is a highly accurate representation of the Genesis tale. My pastor once told the story in one of his sermons how his parents, who were the conservative types that shunned all motion pictures, made the exception to see DeMille's spectacle in the theater.
But what few people know is that this was DeMille's second movie bearing the title The Ten Commandments. In 1923, he produced a film with that moniker, but it was not a sword and sandal epic. It was of the genre which he basically invented and was first famous, or more precisely, infamous.
Based on the rationalization that indiscretion could be presented on the screen as long as the sin was eventually corrected, his spectacles were little more than glorified melodramas that included an effective combination of debauchery and piety. They were, however, hits with the public. In The Ten Commandments (1923), which was produced for the then-astronomical figure of one-and-a-half million dollars, DeMille housed his portrayals of orgies within a larger moral framework of the giving of the Law (Johnston, 44).[2]
It was objections to Demille's graphic portrayal of sinful behavior which prompted groups like The Catholic Church to form the Legion of Decency to start boycotting movies they felt were objectionable.[3] In response, the film industry instituted the first Production Code in 1930.[4] Our modern ratings system is the ideological descendant of this Code.
Boycotting films is a tactic which did not cease in the early part of the former century. More recently, films like Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ and Kevin Smith's Dogma have seen opening nights surrounded by picket signs.[5] All of this goes to show that the relationship between Hollywood and the conservative church has always been uneasy at best.
Things have changed in the last ten years or so with the rise of the faith based family film. The unexpected and overwhelming success of Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ demonstrated that there is a demand for religious based fare in the movie marketplace. The website Box Office Mojo has compiled a list of the top 100 Christian movies released in the last twenty years, the majority of which have been release in the wake of Gibson's Passion. The total gross of these movies is over $1.5 billion.[6] Left Behind (2014) is the most recent addition to this genre, and is typical to most of those movies made in that time period in terms of its modest budget and independent production values. They are a far cry from the massive Biblical epics of the 50's like The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, and Quo Vadis. And here is where I take issue with what is implied in the advertisement for Left Behind.
It seems to me that when it is said, "Show your support for Christian based films and see the movie now," the implied meaning is "Show Hollywood they need to make more Christian movies like this." If that is the case and you, dear reader, run out to see Nicholas Cage in Left Behind in hopes that Hollywood executives in the major studios will start throwing big bucks at Christian morality tales, you will be sorely disappointed. It is very unlikely that we will see the return of the big Christian Biblical epic. On the contrary, the films we are seeing now are a new genre of exploitative movies, the Christploitation film, if you will.
How are films like Left Behind, God's Not Dead, and Son of God exploitative? Let us look at the definition of exploitative. Webster's dictionary identifies it:
ex·ploit·ative adjective \ik-ˈsplȯi-tə-tiv, ek-ˌsplȯi-\: exploiting or tending to exploit; especially : unfairly or cynically using another person or group for profit or advantage
Take notice of the last example in the definition. Exploitative films have been around so long that they are in the dictionary. There are many kinds of exploitative films, including various horror films, monster movies, and the Blaxploitation film. Even DeMille's first The Ten Commandments (1923) can be classified as exploitation. Wikipedia puts it this way, "Exploitation film is an informal label which may be applied to any film which is generally considered to be low budget, and therefore apparently attempting to gain financial success by "exploiting" a current trend or a niche genre or a base desire for lurid subject matter."[7] An argument might be made that these faith based movies do not fit this definition because they are anything but lurid. In fact, their core audience wants to see sanitized fare that is safe for the whole family.
But fitting the definition, the Christian faith based movie (or Christploitation flick) is a niche genre and definitely a current trend. "Over the last five years, independent Christian movies—films with overt proselytizing—have been among the most profitable independent releases across all genres."[8] Also fitting the above definition, the majority of them are made on modest budgets to turn a quick profit. For example, let us look at the budgets of some Christploitation films released in the last year. Heaven is for Real was made for $12 million and grossed $91.4 million. Mom's Night Out grossed over $10 million and was produced for half of that, while God's Not Dead earned $60 million on a budget of only $2 million.[9] So you see, studios are going to make these small movies with the intention of reaping huge dollars at the box office. Contrary to this trend, the recent Left Behind was made for a larger budget of $16 million, but in its third week of release it has only earned just over $13 million.[10]
The reason this movie seems to be bucking the trend is because it is an awful movie. The filmmakers decided to take more of a gamble and throw a little more money at this movie expecting the same ratio of success the other movies enjoyed. It didn't pay off this time. A 2012 article states, "But this year, Cloud Ten is quadrupling down on Left Behind. It plans to spend roughly $15 million to remake just the first of the series, nearly four times the budget of each of the original three."[11] It was the hope of the producers that this movie would cross over from the group of Christian movie goers to whom Christploitation flicks pander to the mainstream audience. This didn't happen. A look at the professional reviews of Left Behind elucidate why.
Rotten Tomatoes is a website that compiles movie reviews in order to find a consensus on the general quality of a film. Looking at the overall positive or negative nature of the critiques, Left Behind earned a rating of 2% fresh, meaning just one out of 57 critical reviews was positive. If you are a Christian still deciding if you want to catch this remake, just don't. Listen to some of the reviews compiled by Rotten Tomatoes. "Left Behind isn't a movie for progressive Christians any more than it's a movie for people who appreciate top production values, convincing acting or superlative dialogue." Matt Brunsen. "The movie unravels in its own destruction. Every effort to milk the tragedy of the apocalypse is met with terrible music, acting and effects that soak (and drown) the pathos in camp fare." Monica Castillo. "Not only is this an amateurish travesty combining fundamentalist Christian eschatology with disaster movie b.s., but it's plodding and tedious." James Berardinelli. [12]
The last review makes a point that I would like to touch on, that this movie is based on bad theology. Like the literal, fundamentalist interpretation of Genesis leads to bad theology (which I discussed at length in several episodes of my podcast, which you can find here and here), taking the book of Revelation at face value can lead one to get lost trying to find meaning in the dreamlike, apocalyptic imagery of the tome and lose the real meaning behind it. Left Behind is an example of this, using the end of the world as the McGuffin for an action movie instead of offering hope to those who follow Jesus that are facing insurmountable persecution. A nice, short read which can help all people discover the long held, orthodox interpretation of both Genesis and Revelation is book The Beginning and the End by Michael W. Paul.
So whether you are hoping to see Left Behind because you are looking for a good action movie, or because you are looking for a faith based movie which displays orthodox Christian theology, then Left Behind will disappoint you on both accounts. As New York film reviewer Susan Granger says, "Faith-driven audiences deserve better."[13]
Does this mean we should avoid all Christploitation movies because we deserve to see better? By all means, no! Not all of these movies are as terrible as Left Behind. I personally liked God's Not Dead. Kevin Sorbo is compelling as the atheist philosophy professor who demands that his students likewise deny God's existence. The ensuing classroom debate harkens back to the drama in Inherit the Wind. Even though the rest of the acting is wooden (sorry Dean Cain), and there are too many plot threads trying to prove too many preachy points, this movie is pretty good overall.
That does not mean that Christian moviegoers should blindly throw their money at terrible movies solely because they are faith based. As the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. If we keep paying for garbage, the movie industry will keep serving up garbage. But is Left Behind really that bad? The ad above claims that Fandango fans gave it four stars, and the audience score on Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 65% approval rating. A closer examination of the reviews on both websites belies these apparently favorable indicators. For every five-star rating with a simple "I liked it" review, there are several one-star diatribes describing every inferior aspect of the movie. In the end, the answer to the question just posed is: yes, Left Behind really is that bad.
So if you are a Christian and a fan of the movies, do not feel compelled to fall into the old way of thinking, the "us versus them" attitude conservatives copped towards Hollywood for so much of the twentieth century. Please do not drag your friends to Left Behind just to feed a desire to see more faith based movies in the theater. Do your research, look at the reviews, and spend your money on quality. If Left Behind fails to meet expectations (which I say it has, both in quality and financially) it does not mean the end of the world. The end of the world will come at a time no one expects and in a way no one can predict, just as Jesus said in Matthew 24. In the meantime, Christploitation films are, for the foreseeable future, going to keep premiering at the cineplex. Just because one falters, it will not dissuade any other movie producers from making money in the genre. That is my prediction.
Works Cited
Bennett, Cory. "Christian films find fans at multiplex." Akron Beacon Journal 3 May 2012: F21-F22. Newspaper.
Christian Movies at the Box Office. n.d. website. 27 Oct 2014. <http://www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=christian.htm>.
Flesher, Paul V.M. and Robert Torry. Film & Religion: An Introduction. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 2007.
Johnston, Robert K. Reel Spirituality: Theology and Film in Dialogue. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2006.
Left Behind – Rotten Tomatoes. n.d. website. 27 Oct 2014. <http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/left_behind_2014/?search=left%20b>.
Riley, Robin. Film, Faith, and Cultural Conflict: The Case of Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, 2003.
[1] Flesher, Paul V.M. and Robert Torry. Film & Religion: An Introduction. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 2007. Pg. 72
[2] Johnston, Robert K. Reel Spirituality: Theology and Film in Dialogue. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2006. Pg. 44
[3] Johnston , pg. 46
[4] Johnston, pg. 45
[5] Riley, Robin. Film, Faith, and Cultural Conflict: The Case of Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, 2003
[6] http://www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=christian.htm
[7] www.wikipedia.com
[8] Bennett, Cory. "Christian films find fans at multiplex." Akron Beacon Journal 3 May 2012: F21-F22. Newspaper. Pg. F21
[9] http://www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=christian.htm
[10] http://www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=christian.htm
[11] Bennett, pg. F21
[12] http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/left_behind_2014/?search=left%20b
[13] http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/left_behind_2014/?search=left%20b
Episode Thirty-Six: The Master and Longmire
Episode Thirty-Four: Frozen
Hello, faithful listeners! This episode is coming to you on the eve of my (Robert's) very first short term mission trip, a week in Costa Rica spreading the good news of Jesus. While I am there, Mike and I hope you enjoy our discussion on Disney's Frozen and ABC's "Resurrection." When I get back I'll update this post with all of the links and cool stuff that came up during our talk. In the meantime, our next episode will be another double feature: Rapture-palooza and This is the End, as well as "The Leftovers" in TV Corner. We will come back at you in July with our thoughts on last summer's apocalyptic craziness. ¡Hasta luego!
UPDATE! Here are some of the links we talked about in this episode.
The Gospel According to Disney's Frozen
How Christian is Disney's Frozen? (Not Very)
Episode Thirty-Three:Noah
Greetings! SPOILER ALERT! If you have not seen the movie Noah starring Russel Crowe, be warned that this podcast contains many plot spoilers. But as the plot points in this movie were all by the book cliches, they will come as no surprise to you, even if you have not seen the film. In fact, don't go to see this movie; it's not very good. Just listen to Robert and Mike relate to you their experience of watching this movie, and count yourself lucky that you did not waste your money at the theater. If you think we are being to harsh, here are some other opinions:
Episode Thirty-Two: Les Misérables
Bonjour! In this months episode, Mike and Robert turn their critical eye to the award winning Les Misérables starring Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe. That's right–it's Wolverine vs. Jor-El in this musical set during France's Student Revolution. In TV corner we examine the British ITV production of "The Second Coming" with Ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston.
The Second Coming (TV Mini-Series 2003) – IMDb
For next month, we want to try something different.
You are invited to a Movie and Dinner
"Checking the Gate" wants a date with you! With the upcoming release of Darren Aronofsky's Noah, Mike and Robert of "Checking the Gate: A Film and Religion Podcast" would like to gather their friends and listeners for an evening of film, food and discussion. The idea is to view the film together, then share a meal at nearby restaurant to talk about it and also record this discussion for the podcast. Here is what we have planned so far; it is still early, so times are subject to change.
Movie: Noah (138 min) PG-13
When: Saturday, April 5, approx. 3:50 PM (showtime may change).
Where: Regal Montrose Movies 4020 Medina Road, Akron, OH 44333
Dinner and Discussion: Chili's
When: Immediately after movie, approx.. 6:30 PM depending on showtime.
Where: 4022 Medina Rd., Akron, OH
Please RSVP on our Facebook page or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Each person is responsible for their own ticket and meal.
The first ten people who RSVP will get $5 off of their meal courtesy of Checking the Gate Podcast! Hope to see you at the movies!
Episode Twenty-Nine: Joyeux Noel and Veggie Tales
Happy Boxing Day! This special holiday edition of Checking the Gate brings you reviews of the foreign feature Joyeux Noel and the family series "Veggie Tales" Now that all the presents have been wrapped, given, unwrapped, and then played with, eaten, drank, watched, broken, or returned, you can sit back and relax with Mike and Robert.
Episode Twenty-Seven: The Godfather and the Bible
Finally! The cursed episode is finally completed and released! After many delays in recording due to various health problems for both Mike and Robert, then more delays after half the audio recorded was rendered unusable due to computer malfunctions, we at last present to you this episode on The Godfather Series and "The Bible: The Epic Miniseries." We think we have some keen insights that you will surely enjoy.
The Godfather (1972) – IMDb
The Bible Series « 100+ Million Watched #1 TV Series of 2013 The Bible Series
Obama Satan Look-Alike? 'The Bible' Mini-Series Producers Call Rumors 'Utter Nonsense' (VIDEO)
Please forgive us for the long break; we promise that the next episode is already in the can and will be released at the beginning of November. We are going to talk (have already talked?) about the Vin Diesel vehicles Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick. What do these have to do with religion? Well, just enough for us to talk about. See you soon!
Episode Twenty-Three: Life of Brian
Once again it is Easter time, and here at CTGPodcast we are celebrating by watching what we think should be required viewing for all mature Christians: Monty Python's Life of Brian. In TV Corner we begin discussing the merits of the show "Monty Python's Flying Circus" but somehow end up debating the cost of pledging devotion to Vin Diesel. "Huh?" you might say to yourself; just listen.
Monty Python's Life of Brian – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Monty Python's Flying Circus – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Friday Night, Saturday Morning – Monty Python's Life of Brian – YouTube
Next month, we have another theme show in which review the movie Contact and in TV Corner the meme source "Ancient Aliens." Be sure to listen in on our mobile site at http://ctgpodcast.podbean.com/mobile/ He is Risen!
Special Announcement
Hello folks! I know you guys were expecting a full podcast but things are still a little crazy from the holiday busy-ness. We will still be giving you a podcast covering Stargate and Stargate SG-1, only it will be arriving in the beginning of February. In the meantime, Mike and I have some exciting news to share so download this brief segment for the big announcement. Also, here are some interesting websites Mike and I have dug up to satiate you film and religion desires.
The Superhero Delusion: How Superhero Movies created the Sad Perfect Badass Messiah, and what that says about America | PopWatch | EW.com
Jedis And Pastafarians: Real Religion Or Just A Joke?
Avengers – Meeting God – MEME, Funny Pictures and LOL
Big Mike's Everything Emporium – YouTube
See you next month!


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But having lived and learned and come into the dating scene with a few now - I do feel like my next, "I love you," will mean so so SO much more than any that had preceded it. That guy, I hope he really treasures and doesn't respond in kind unless he too has gained the maturity I have in this. I don't want it said because "it's time" or because "she said it so I said it back." I want to hear it when it means as much as I mean it.
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Good Luck Francesca, well done on your amazing fundraising and we will be cheering you on. Love Mick, Sally, Sam, Annabel and Gene XXX
Donation by Sally Swain on 15/03/11
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Well done Francesca, we'll be there to cheer you on, on the day. Love Jamie, Carla and James.xx
Donation by James Scales on 18/02/11
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Sorry it's not a larger donation, good luck,bits a great cause you are running for x
Donation by Tracy Hemmings on 12/02/11
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Good luck Francesca lots of love from The Linleys x x x
Donation by Sarah Linley on 04/02/11
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Hi Francesca, wishing all the luck in the world. Lots of Love Jill & Paul.xx
Donation by Jillian Valente on 04/02/11
hi ya chesca,wishing you all the luck in the world,what a good cause.lots of love,terri,danny&boys xxx
Donation by terri hosford on 31/01/11
Good luck Francesca, we know you can do it. Lots of Love Danielle & Terry xx
Donation by danielle siggins on 28/01/11
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Hey, a french thought, "Bonne Chance" for the marathon. Cecile, Tiago & Noe
Donation by cecile PILATI on 27/01/11
Good luck - you really will make a difference to childrens lives x
Donation by Janis Adams on 25/01/11
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Good luck running for a great cause. YNWA.
Donation by Stephen Watkins on 24/01/11
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Donation by diane windmill on 23/01/11
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Best of luck Francesca What a wonderful gesture Kathy Findleton
Donation by Kathy Findleton on 21/01/11
Good luck to you Francesca. Will look out for you as you pass Limehouse!
Donation by Cherie Bashford on 21/01/11
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Donation summary
- * Online donations£895.00
- Offline donations£430.00
- Text donations£0.00
- Total raised£1,325.00
- Gift Aid£203.03
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text: Loris, I may have some filters that fit I'll check the size when I'm back in Kusdasi in about 2 weeks. What is the lens though I can get the size from some adverts I have for the cameras. I have some push on lens hoods in storage here at my mothers, no idea where they came from, I'll go & look for them over the weekend they don't fit any of my cameras.


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Natura Morte
by Yanto
Original Painting. Acrylic on stretched canvas Frame. Ready to hang.
Stock Code: YANTO29
120cm(w) x 45cm(h)
(47" x 18")
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June: Swimming in a dark sea, a fish looks shocked by the presence of wire around its body. The title of this contemporary painting as well as its darkness seem to suggest the death (morte) of nature due to pollutants. Are those oil bubbles surrounding the fish's head and tail?
Jerine: A fossil from aeons ago - they were here long before we were.
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