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Actress Nina Dobrev has confirmed she'll be returning to TV drama The Vampire Diaries for the show's upcoming series finale.
The 28-year-old quit the show at the end of its sixth season, but she'll be back as Elena for the last ever episode.
Nina has announced the news via Instagram with a photo of her finale script and the caption: "I know it's Thursday, but this is not a TBT (Throw Back Thursday). #BackOnSet #TVDForever."
Executive producers Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson have both released statements about Nina's return, with Plec telling TVLine.com, "I'm thrilled to bring this show to an end the way we always intended - with Nina back to help us say goodbye."
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Some medical experts would like to reopen the case of Dr David Kelly, whose death embarrassed the Blair government, led to the Hutton Inquiry and has preoccupied conspiracy theorists ever since.
The Government should resist the experts, because there is no need for a fresh inquiry. We already know what happened. A decent man who had lived in a small harbour of expertise allowed himself to be swept into the open seas of journalism and politics. Ministers assumed that he had briefed against them, when he had just been trying to tell the truth as he saw it. There was a furore. He panicked, and then killed himself.
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SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas — With sand between the toes of her bare feet, Rebecca Ferguson married Austin Vandever on the beach at South Padre Island in October.
The two University of Texas graduates were both beach lovers — her family had vacationed often at Crystal Beach and his at South Padre Island — and they wanted to get married someplace close to their hearts that wouldn't be too far for grandparents and others to travel.
The answer: the Texas coast.
Here's the thing about a destination wedding: The bad news is that not everybody invited will go. The good news is that not everybody invited will go. You keep costs down, and the people closest to you will make the effort, especially if you, like the Vandevers, choose a not-too-far location in the off-season, when everything's reasonably priced.
Beach weddings are getting more popular, says Jackie Reeves, the Vandevers' wedding planner, of Beach Bride Guides (texas beachwedding.com). Reeves is even planning the pending wedding of two Irish wolfhounds — both therapy dogs — on the beach. (It's on hold for the moment, though, she says: "The couple is experiencing difficulties.")
"If you're a beach person, there's nothing better you can do" than have a beach wedding, Rebecca Vandever says. "But if you're doing a beach wedding, you need to be laid-back about it. Be calm. Expect the unexpected."
True. An island is no place for a bridezilla. Vandever did have her chance to become one, though, when the caterer accidentally put an A&M logo rather than a UT one on their wedding cake.
"The mother of the bride spotted it," Reeves says. "I took it off to catering and they tried to melt off the A&M and make it into a UT out of it, but it was the wrong font." The caterer wound up throwing rose petals on the cake to cover up the goof.
"We were cracking up," Vandever says. "It makes for a good story."
So, rule No. 1 for a beach wedding: No freaking out. Beyond that, you'll find that a wedding in the sand, whether at South Padre, Corpus Christi, Port Aransas or Galveston, creates unmatchable memories for both you and your guests.
A big wild card, though, is the weather. You or your wedding planner should have a tent already lined up in case things turn ugly. (The Vandevers had their reception on the outdoor deck of the Hilton Garden Inn and wound up tenting it when a cold front arrived.) Here are some other beach wedding tips:
1. Choose your chunk of beach carefully, aiming for a less-populated area unless you want a lot of crashers. Reeves stages all weddings at the north end of South Padre Island, where few tourists venture. Even then, she posts lookouts.
2. Get a permit if it's needed. Your planner can get it, or you can.
Colette Rye chose to renew her vows recently with her husband, Thomas, on the beach at Port Aransas' Mustang Island.
"We just checked into the Mayan Princess, asked a priest to meet us there, walked out on the beach, did our vows then went right back into the room," she says. It can, if you want, be just as simple as that.
3. Get married on the sand if you wish, but choose a reception venue that's not on the sand. The main reason, of course, is the sand. It gets in the food, the drinks, the people. Also, getting permits for a food-and-drink-on-the-beach thing can be daunting. Instead, choose a hotel or venue that's wedding-savvy.
4. Your guests should assume they are paying for their own rooms, unless you say otherwise, but your invitation could include a line about hotels offering specially priced blocks of rooms. As to whether you pay for your attendants' rooms: That's for you and the attendants to work out, but be clear about it.
5. If the wedding is, indeed, on the sand, the only appropriate footwear is flip-flops. (The Vandevers and their entire wedding party were barefoot.) Guests should in some way be reminded about this, as well, either as a line in the invitation or by word of mouth.
6. Remember your darn marriage certificate.
"I've had three couples show up without marriage licenses, saying, 'I thought you were taking care of that,'" Reeves says. Wedding planners do not get marriage licenses. The happy couple does. Remember to get yours.
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Both Kawasaki Racing Team riders, Chris Vermeulen and Tom Sykes, made it into Superpole qualifying, with Vermeulen finishing 19th and Sykes 14th before the start of Sunday's 22-lap races.
Sykes worked his way through practice to find a good raceday set-up on his Ninja ZX-10R, finishing 18th in combined qualifying, but improving four places on this when the real grid positions were up for grabs.
Vermeulen, despite suffering pain and lack of strength due to his recent right knee injury, made it into Superpole by qualifying 19th. A crash in the first Superpole session left him on the same position on the grid, but luckily uninjured after a high-speed highside.
Tom Sykes: "We came here with open minds and with machine settings and lessons we learned from the previous round. It has been hard work around Assen so far and I have had to focus and concentrate to do the best lap times. But we are making progress and altering the bike to get the best from the whole package. We made changes to the front and rear, just to get a good balance on the bike. We also have some new ideas for tomorrow. We need to get away cleanly and I think we can set consistent lap times in the races."
Chris Vermeulen: "I am really happy to be back racing but I am struggling a bit more than I expected in terms of just riding the bike the way I want. But it is good to be back on the bike and it should make the Monza race next time out that much better. I was trying a bit too hard when I crashed, but I wanted to get into Superpole 2. I am annoyed at the crash and part of the reason was the fact that we have lengthened the gap between the footpeg and the seat to help my knee bend enough, but that also makes it more difficult for riding technique. Because my leg does not have the power it did before, it gets tired very quickly. That means I have had to muscle the bike around with my arms. I am not injured after my fall, which is good. The tyres are pretty much chosen for tomorrow, but I will confirm that in warm-up."


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With growing reference by designers, city officials and informed citizens, the term "green infrastructure" is rising into the national vocabulary. Infrastructure is something we experience daily, every time we walk, bike, drive or drink a glass of water. We really can't survive without it. 'Green infrastructure' sometimes comes across as more tangible than 'sustainable' technologies. And to paraphrase Kermit the Frog, making infrastructure green isn't easy. Fortunately, creating green infrastructure is worth the effort.
A common deployment of green infrastructure is through the use of vegetation and soil to manage rainfall where it lands, rather than stuffing it in pipes for disposal elsewhere (and to others' chagrin). Installing green infrastructure has been the basis for resolving years of U.S. EPA litigation with some 770 cities to reduce combined storm and sanitary sewers spilling untreated filth into waterways in violation of the Clean Water Act. Beyond using vegetation, bioswales and roof gardens, permeable pavement is emerging as a very effective tool for decreasing the volume of stormwater entering combined sewer systems that overload and then bypass the local sanitary waste treatment plant.
Today, many cities are using green infrastructure programs to renovate existing urban infrastructure supporting blocks or entire neighborhoods. The best projects achieve multiple goals. These can be reached with help from permeable interlocking concrete pavement (PICP). A multiplier effect is embedded within the structure of green infrastructure. Here are some multipliers when PICP is used:
Stormwater Management – Many studies have demonstrated that PICP reduces runoff and pollutants by meeting water quality goals through volume reduction, thereby reducing damage to lakes, rivers and beaches. A key PICP use is reducing combined sewer overflows (CSO) in older urban areas and in turn meeting NPDES permit requirements including total maximum daily loads (TMDLs). Any doubts about the effectiveness of PICP in achieving these goals should diminish by reading this issue's coverage of PICP research at the University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center.
Efficient Water Use – PICP recharges aquifers for water supplies and reduces the need for water importation that has plagued regions and states like California. At the site scale, PICP stores water for urban irrigation and vegetation around buildings while supporting shade tree watering and tree longevity.
Transportation and Safety – The texture of PICP can be used to calm traffic in residential neighborhoods, support wayfinding with colored units that mark parking areas while increasing neighborhood identity and urban design contexts. Other permeable pavements cannot do this.
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Urban Heat Island – Light-colored concrete paving units can reduce ambient summer temperatures on streets and sidewalks through reflective pavers on roadways. White titanium dioxide coatings can also help reduce the impacts of ozone and photochemical smog.
Education – Signs at PICP projects can educate the public on PICP design and benefits while creating new public expectations from the performance of parking lots, green alleys and streets. Infrastructure projects must now return multiple benefits to the community.
Economic Development – The scale of some infrastructure projects using PICP are such that homeowners or commercial property owners are motivated to reinvest in their properties. The signal from public sector spending on this is "we want you to stay here, invest and grow families and businesses." Investment begets investment: This cycle maintains or creates new jobs, a centerpiece of community stability and progress.
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In about two hours, I am off to Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear, Canada's largest Horror event and part of Hobby Star's FanExpo. I will be at table A24, close to Rue Morgue and the HMV booth.
Hopefully you got your advance tickets and don't have to face the ludicrous lines (it takes a long time to get 50,000 people in and out of an event). If you didn't get advanced tickets or passes, I suggest you attend on Sunday or today (Saturday's line-up last year apparently hit a 5 hour wait, and circled city blocks).
If you follow the blog, be sure to say hello and tell me who you are (and if you post comments using a handle instead of your actual name, be sure to mention it!). Meeting people who know my work is one of the coolest things. As an artist, I live under the assumption that no one has a clue who I am in the real world, and I'm always genuinely shocked when someone does.
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Meetings generally allow for a mix of work and reward. Attendees are away from home, and they might feel as if the rules of their everyday lives are relaxed somewhat. But what happens if an attendee is faced with unwanted sexual advances? Sexual harassment on the road can occur in the hospitality suite, the sales office, the show floor, a breakout room or the hotel elevator. Planners and attendees alike need to be reminded that federal and state laws are in place, and offenders are legally responsible for their actions, even if those actions seem minor.It's the Law The legal basis for harassment charges begins with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits any form of discrimination based upon race, sex, color, national origin or religion.In 1976, the United States attorney general established sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination. In 1991, provisions were added expanding rights to collect compensatory and punitive damages for sexual discrimination or harassment in the workplace. An actionable sexual harassment claim always relates to the employer/employee relationship, so a member of an association who feels harassed at the annual conference has no claim against the association, but she might have a claim against her employer, who required her to attend the event or to do business with the harasser.Sexual harassment manifests itself in two forms. The first is in the employer/employee relationship or so-called quid pro quo harassment -- "this for that." The second relates to the presence of a "hostile environment." Planners most often deal with the second situation at a meeting.A hostile environment is created when sexual advances from a colleague make it difficult for the victim to remain at a session, reception or even the hotel. Aberrant behavior is any unwelcome physical contact; uninvited or unwanted sexual advances; or an offensive overall environment, from the use of vulgar language to the presence of sexually explicit photographs or other materials, the asking of sexual questions or the telling of stories with a sexual overtone. Your Role Can a meeting professional be held liable for sexual harassment by attendees registered for the event? Can an organization be held responsible for allowing or perpetuating a "hostile" meeting environment? These are very gray areas without clear precedent, and it is better to conclude that anything is possible than to take the "it can't happen at our meetings" stance. Setting the right professional tone for the event starts with the program materials. If you already have a policy set out for drinking alcohol responsibly, add a mutual-respect paragraph asking participants to treat each other with dignity. Seek competent legal advice as soon as you are aware of any situation that will affect you or the organization. If the victim is a fellow employee, turn to the employee policy manual, which should address the issue. If the victim is an attendee, refer the person to security. If the accused works for the hotel, bring it up immediately with hotel management.
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Rekeying and lock replacement, although often envisioned to be the same, are much different processes and should be used in different circumstances. Here I will outline the differences in each of these processes, and explain a situation where each one would work.
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1. Why do you like blogging?
I like blogging because it is really fun to write about different things that you actually want to write about (rather than just schoolwork). Also it feels like a little documentation if my life that I will be able to look back on and see what I was like as a teenage girl. I also really love the community that blogging makes you feel a part of and doing things like #britishbloggingselection because it is so fun and it makes you feel like a part of something special. I also like the fact that there are some people who actually like to read about my opinion and my ramblings, which to me seems really strange but awesome.
2. How did you come up with your blog name?
My blog name is (obviously) Ellie May. I came up with this because my first name is Ellen and my middle name is May. I thought that shortening my name to Ellie and co binging that with my middle name sounded really cute and fun so that's what I named my blog.
3. Where in the UK do you come from?
I was born and live in the north-east of England.
4. Favourite colour?
Mint green!
5. Do you like Lana Del Ray?
Yes I do quite like her, she's a lovely singer. However, I don't listen to her very often.
6. Hidden talents that you have?
I don't really have a hidden talent, but I am pretty great at connect 4... Don't really think that counts though.
7. Celebrity crush?
I'm pretty in love with Rupert Grint, to be honest, but a lot of my crushes are very possibly fictional characters....
8. Favourite blog of all time?
I'd have to say Sprinkle of Glitter. I just love al her posts, so funny and interesting.
9. What made you want to join #britishbloggerselection?
I thought it was a really brilliant way to involve myself in a little "community" and a great way to add interest and a series-type thing to my blog. I also thought it would be really fun and would make me blog more.
That is it for all the questions! I hope that enjoyed this post and maybe know a little more about weird old me.
I have decided that I will post the #britishbloggerselction every Weekend, and then another post on Wednesday.
Next weeks theme is......favourite clothes shop!! Look forward to that next weekend.


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CLOSE to 25 years ago, Geraldine Laybourne decided that children were being poorly served by television. Ms. Laybourne, with a master's degree in elementary education from the University of Pennsylvania, soon found a job with a fledgling cable network called Nickelodeon.
Over the next 16 years, Ms. Laybourne not only built Nickelodeon into an $8 billion mini-empire but also altered the way children -- and, for that matter, their families -- viewed television. Among her signatures were unusual and unsentimental shows like ''Rugrats,'' which tap into the humor, quirks and anxieties of ordinary children.
''After the success of Nickelodeon, I asked who was the most underserved audience,'' Ms. Laybourne, 52, said. ''There are many channels designed now for kids. And teens. And men. Who is the most underserved audience? Women, of course.''
Ms. Laybourne's response, a high-risk 24-hour cable venture called Oxygen, will make its debut on Feb. 2 in a half-dozen major cities and suburban areas (but not New York and parts of Los Angeles). It will be aimed at women who are in control of their lives, have money to spend and are eager to find an outlet on television and on Internet sites that will address their health issues, finances, relationships and problems with raising children.
Do women really need another cable network? Do they really need another Internet site? Such questions are almost heresy in the entertainment business, not least because of Oxygen's pedigree.Continue reading the main story
Ms. Laybourne's partners are Marcy Carsey, Tom Werner and Caryn Mandabach, who run one of television's most successful production companies, responsible for such series as ''The Cosby Show,'' ''Roseanne,'' ''A Different World,'' ''Grace Under Fire,'' ''Third Rock From the Sun'' and ''Cybill.'' The other partner, Oprah Winfrey, is one of the most formidable figures in American popular culture.
Besides these rich and successful associates, Oxygen has several high-profile financial backers. These include America Online and Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft. Another investor is Bernard Arnault, the chairman of the French conglomerate LVMH, whose luxury goods -- Christian Dior, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton -- are obviously in tune with the affluent audience Oxygen's channel and World Wide Web sites anticipate.
Given this support, you would expect the network to face smooth sailing. But the waters look choppy for Oxygen.
The other basic 24-hour cable network developed for women, Lifetime, which is owned by the Walt Disney Company and Hearst Corporation, is seen in 75 million homes. By contrast, Oxygen will be available, at the outset, in only 10 million households, because Ms. Laybourne and her staff have not been able to come to financial terms with cable companies in some of the largest markets or because the cable operators are unwilling to commit to a network whose shows they have not seen.
''In a crowded cable marketplace, Gerry has to carve out her niche,'' said Christopher Dixon, a media analyst at Paine Webber. ''The critical issue for any launch is how many subscribers you have. Until you get 25 to 30 million subscribers, you won't have the kind of critical mass that attracts major national advertisers.''
Oxygen's inability to find a home in New York or Los Angeles is partly because of the crowded cable landscape and partly because the network is asking cable companies to help pay the costs of programming, all of which is original. Even more significant is the matter of creating the programs that will lure viewers. No one can be quite sure what women, en masse, want to see on television.
The Lifetime network has found a successful set of formulas: reruns of shows like ''Golden Girls,'' ''Designing Women'' and ''Chicago Hope''; series like ''Any Day Now,'' about the enduring friendship of two women, one black and one white, in Birmingham, Ala.; original escapist movies, often characterized by women in some kind of jeopardy, as well as ''Intimate Portrait'' biographies (Bette Midler, Lady Bird Johnson, Gloria Steinem, Katharine Graham) and documentary specials on subjects like breast cancer and the crisis in child care. The network seems to be directed at an older, less hip audience than the one Oxygen is reaching for.
Carole Black, the president and chief executive of Lifetime, said that Lifetime's success -- it ranks sixth among basic cable networks in prime time, according to Nielsen figures -- can be attributed to its clear assessment of the audience.
''Women multitask,'' said Ms. Black, who had been a top television marketing executive at Disney and the general manager at KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. ''They're very busy. They're worrying about everyone else -- their significant other, their children, their parents, their friends. They have very little time to themselves. They need a place to go where they can be themselves, where they can feel understood, have fun, learn something and feel supported.''
Initially, executives at Lifetime and Oxygen were fairly candid about each other's shortcomings. But lately mutual criticisms have been muted. Officials at both companies say that magazines and newspapers are poised for a cat fight to develop between Oxygen and Lifetime, perpetuating every cliche about competition among women. In fact, Oxygen faces competition not only from Lifetime but also, depending on the viewer's age and income, from Romance Classics, the Food Network, HGTV as well as MTV, VH1 and other networks with talk shows and series aimed at women.
''I'm anxious to see what Oxygen has on,'' Ms. Black said. ''The people behind it are so smart and have been very successful. But everyone's going after women now. Including the broadcast networks.'' (She is right: shows like NBC's ''Providence'' and ''Will and Grace,'' and CBS's ''Judging Amy'' have been unexpected successes, those networks say, because of their substantial female audience.)
Oxygen has no plans to rerun old television series. Although Ms. Laybourne has said that Oxygen is not seeking a specific age group, the shows seem to be skewed toward women from 18 to their mid-40's.
The original programming -- 55 hours a week, hardly all of it heavyweight -- includes ''Pure Oxygen,'' two hours of news and entertainment features from New York, which will be broadcast five days a week. There is also ''X-Chromosome,'' cable television's first prime-time animated series for women; ''Pajama Party,'' a weekly, late-night talk and variety show conceived to celebrate, with humor, what grown women are confronting in their personal and business lives; ''Trackers'' an afternoon show that involves roving teenage girls with digital cameras who create episodes that deal with fashion, movies, boys and getting into college; an updated version of the 1950's game show ''I've Got a Secret;'' and programs given over to exercise and sports, yoga and cooking.
Candice Bergen will have a talk show called ''Exhale,'' with guests like David Hockney, Madeleine K. Albright, Frank Gehry and Tina Turner. Ms. Bergen, who is 53, is expected to deal with issues of interest to older women as well as the younger set.
Ms. Winfrey will have a Sunday night talk show and ''Oprah Goes Online,'' a program that will detail how she is learning to work the Internet.
All of the shows will be integrated with Oxygen's online sites. Indeed, the Web is integral to the success of the network, Ms. Laybourne said. She explained that 13 online sites devoted to women will serve as way stations for Oxygen, sharing useful information, allowing viewers to interact with the network's shows and, significantly, to offer opinions and information to Oxygen executives.
''We want feedback,'' Ms. Laybourne said. ''We want audiences to be as involved in the creation of Oxygen as we can get them.''
(Ms. Laybourne used a similar technique at Nickelodeon, where she turned to research panels across the country to find out what children wanted from television and what they thought of the network.)
Ms. Mandabach put it another way. ''Women are more online now than men,'' she said. ''Women buy 85 percent of the goods and services. They buy 66 percent of the cars. In the discussion of what Oxygen is and what we can be, we want to listen and learn from these women. And that's what the company is about.''
But even the experienced and successful partners at Oxygen are plainly nervous about the network's debut. ''We are going to make mistakes, we're learning,'' Mr. Werner said. ''Our heart is in the right place here. I'd say, don't judge us too severely right off the bat.''
With its backers, Oxygen's valuation, even before the first show is broadcast, is estimated at more than $1 billion. The company has about 560 employees, mostly in New York and Los Angeles. It has set aside about $450 million for original programming. AOL, an investor in the venture, exchanged cash and three Web sites for women for a stake in the company. Tele-Communications, the nation's No. 2 cable operator, now part of AT&T, has pledged to deliver seven million cable subscribers over two years.
''This has been cooking in my head for a long time,'' said Ms. Laybourne, whose husband, Kit, a filmmaker, is directing the development of animation at Oxygen. (They have two grown children.) ''How do you figure out something to do with the Internet? How do you figure out something to do with women, who are 52 percent of the population?''
''Frankly, I thought the hurdles would be much worse,'' Ms. Laybourne said, cool and assured. ''I hope I don't sound smug. I suspected we'd start off on a much smaller scale and prove ourselves every step of the way. What I found was, very early, my partners wanted to tackle the big picture right off the bat.''
Oxygen, most certainly, is the biggest risk in Ms. Laybourne's career. Her success at Nickelodeon led to a somewhat unhappy two years as president of Disney/ABC cable networks. (During that time Ms. Laybourne was chairwoman of Lifetime.) In the Disney job, which ended in 1998, Ms. Laybourne saw her efforts founder and realized that she wanted to establish a company on her own. Within months, the Carsey-Werner-Mandabach team joined her, and later, Ms. Winfrey, who has said she was attracted by Oxygen's mission to inspire women.
(Ms. Laybourne has said that the name ''Oxygen'' came about after she woke up one morning gasping for air and concluded ''that we all needed more breathing room.'' Also, she said, ''I didn't want a girlish name or what Oprah would call a pinkish name.'')
OXYGEN'S business priority now is to expand its number of cable outlets and, especially, to find one in the media capital, New York. Without New York, Oxygen has diminished clout. But Ms. Laybourne was noticably buoyed by the news that AOL planned to merge with Time Warner.
AOL is a significant partner in Oxygen. Robert W. Pittman, the president of AOL, was not only Ms. Laybourne's original boss at Nickelodeon but also a close friend. ''Robert Pittman got us established on the Internet,'' she said. ''AOL was our first deal.'' Mr. Pittman is expected to play an important role in the new company. And with Time Warner's cable outlet, which is dominant in the New York area, Oxygen's voyage into New York may be smoother.
''It's a matter of time,'' Ms. Laybourne said of her company's finding a place in New York and Los Angeles. ''It's been a long time since anything truly fresh, with original programming, was added to the cable landscape. Once people see what Oxygen is all about, we'll be welcomed.''Continue reading the main story


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George Clooney
Actor George Clooney told The Hollywood Reporter in February that even though he's in bed by 10 p.m.,he wakes up throughout the night.
"Turning off the television causes me to think, and once I start that vision roaring, I have a very tough time getting to sleep," Clooney told THR. "Without question, I wake up every night five times."
But – it was during one of his sleepless nights that Clooney was able to write a memorable scene between himself and Ryan Gosling in the movie Ides of March.
Michael Jackson
The King of Pop suffered from insomnia most of his life. After an unexpected death that shocked the world, doctor's discovered Jackson, 50, had used various medications including propofol, which is generally used to start and maintain anesthesia during surgeries, as well as two benzodiazepines that ultimately sent him into cardiac arrest.
Jessica Simpson
Several publications reported that Jessica Simpson's bouts with insomnia led her to sleep on the floor.
"That's the advice I've gotten — don't ever get into bed until you know that it's time to go to sleep, or else you'll lay there and that's when you start tossing and turning… I'll start thinking about what I wanna dream about… It's called lucid dreaming. I'm a little sexually frustrated right now, so if you tell yourself what you're gonna dream about then you can have a really great dream."
Now that she's mom to baby Maxwell, we're betting she gets even less sleep!
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe, the sixth greatest female star of all time, according to the American Film Institute, also suffered from insomnia. Dr. Ralph Greenson, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst treated Monroe for her depression and was rumored to have revived her multiple times after she took a barbiturate cocktail. She ultimately died at the age of 36.
Madonna is quoted saying, "I'm anal retentive. I'm a workaholic. I have insomnia. And I'm a control freak. That's why I'm not married. Who could stand me?"
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. One of Time's "25 Most Powerful Women of the Past Century. World's top-selling female recording artist. The most successful female recording artist of all time. Queen of Pop... and the list goes on. Insomnia seems to have worked in Madonna's favor.
Miley Cyrus
This former Disney Channel star, now worth $120 million at 19 years old, tweeted...
"insomnia - difficulty in falling or staying asleep; sleeplessness. i have just diagnosed myself. i am an insomniac."
Heath Ledger
Heath Ledger told the New York Times in November 2007 that he was struggling with insomnia and attributed his sleeping difficulty to a racing mind. Ledger died of a drug overdose on January 22, 2008 after his famous role as the joker in The Dark Knight. The drugs found in Ledger's system were different types of benzodiazepines, a common sleeping pill, along with an antihistamine and two pain relievers.
Jimi Hendrix
Iconic guitarist Jimi Hendrix was rumored to have insomnia. Although his death is still somewhat of a mystery, Hendrix's girlfriend, Monika Danneman testified that he washed down nine of her prescribed sleeping pills with red wine before asphyxiating in his sleep, yet others claim Hendrix's manager murdered him.
Judy Garland
Golden Globe and Grammy Award winner Judy Garland experienced insomnia, which stemmed from her introduction into the entertainment industry at such a young age. Garland felt pressured as a teenager to maintain a thin physique and relied on amphetamines to do so. This energy overdose kept her up for days at a time, it has been reported.
Anna Nicole Smith
Anna Nicole Smith's overdose consisted of prescription drugs, and intense sedatives, which led to her death on February 8, 2007.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga told OK! Magazine she has suffered from bouts of insomnia since she became a star.
"My passion is so strong I can't sleep," she told the magazine. "I lie in bed and try to pray and breathe. I have a very overactive mind. I'm the sort of person who'd never take medication to calm myself. It's maddening. But, I love what comes out."
Sandra Bullock
Sandra Bullock has said that once she adopted her son Louis, she requires less sleep.
"I have been surprised by the fact that I really only need three hours of sleep," she told U.K.-based Now Magazine.
Thirty to 40 percent of adults admit to suffering from insomnia, the inability to fall or stay asleep, according to the National Center for Sleep Disorders Research. Contributing to that percentage are some of the most famous and highest paid entertainers of all time


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Distance from Kempton, PA to Aleppo, PA
Driving distance between Kempton, PA and Aleppo, PA is 292.19 miles (or 470.23 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Kempton, PA you would reach Aleppo, PA in about 5 hours 14 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don't make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.


text: Key's not in my hands yet, not for another few weeks, and I'm thinking of DIYs to do on the Model S when it comes in :tongue: From the other forum sections, I see that the stock air filter on the car is a really basic automotive cabin filter in the 9.75x6x1.75" size. After watching the Model X unveiling video, it seems our Model S's is left in the stone ages LOL. So I did some research into sticking a MERV 15 or 16 (Musk said the Model X's filter is hospital grade; 15 is for general outpatient wards and 16 is for general surgery) filter into my Model S. It seems there is no available sizes for MERV 15/16 as they are all thicker than 1.75" to do their jobs. The highest I can find is a MERV 13 one and will require some cutting; they come in 9.75"x23.75x1 on Amazon. For the 0.75" hopefully it won't flop around in the filter box; if it does I'll stuff it with some of those AC filters from Japan City. The other thing I looked into is making the car as quiet as possible, probably buy some sound proof sheets from these guys in Mongkok ::: Kin Choi Shockproof Material Limited ::: and cut to fit the entire cabin, trunk and frunk floor. If feasible I'd like to spray line the wheel wells as well but I think this might be un-removable so I'll see if the soundproofing sheets makes any big difference. Hopefully not add too much more weight in the process. And obviously, downsizing to 19" with grand touring tires after the stock 21" wear out.... friends say I should've gotten a regular 85D since I want to turn it into a comfort commuter LOL If anyone got ideas to share on sound and air or other DIYs, please do so thanks :biggrin:


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September 26, 2006
Kindler axes Pfizer marketing posts
Pfizer has taken an axe to its org chart, pink-slipping several high-level marketing execs and sending others scurrying for new assignments while making deep cuts to its director-level ranks. Leaving the company were Greg Duncan, head of Pfizer's Latin America operations and former SVP marketing for US Pharmaceuticals, and Julie Fisher, a VP/group leader and head of the neuroscience therapeutic group. Losing their posts were Neil Levine, senior director/group leader for ophthalmology and endocrine care, and Theresa Natalicchio, a VP and head of arthritis. A certain amount of staff reorganization was expected following the board's choice of Jeffrey Kindler to replace Hank McKinnell as CEO in July. Two weeks after Kindler took office, Karen Katen, vice chairman and president of its now defunct human health division, stepped down. So did Pat Kelly, former president of US Pharmaceuticals. Both remain with the company for now, although Pfizer said Katen will eventually leave. Pfizer also has been grappling with its structure. Kindler split up human health into separate research, regulatory and commercial operations in August. He also replaced the corporate executive triumvirate of Katen, Kindler and David Shedlarz with an executive leadership team comprised of seven people. Speaking at the UBS Global Life Sciences Conference in New York City today, Shedlarz said efforts to make the company more "entrepreneurial" wouldn't stop there. "There are 12 layers between the CEO and the scientists," Shedlarz told analysts. "We want to cut that down. Most companies have around six or seven." He added that, "There is nothing off the table in terms of rationalizing the organization and making it as cost-effective as we can." That includes Pfizer's go-to-market strategies, its field force and marketing. Shedlarz said Pfizer would make a major push to apply technology, such as interactive details, to its business processes, as well as other functions in the company. Pfizer declined to comment on the recent staff changes, referring reporters to its Aug. 15 announcement of the new leadership structure. One person familiar with the situation attributed at least some of the job cuts to Adapting to Scale (ATS), a broad, $4 billion cost-saving initiative begun last year that was to include all operations. Another source close to the company attributed the cuts to friction between US and global divisions. "There was always a lot of conflict between the two groups on how to manage the portfolio," said the source. In March global executives were brought in to run the US business. Duncan was replaced by Peter Brandt, formerly regional head of Latin America, as head of US sales and marketing. One of Brandt's new lieutenants became Marie Caroline Sainpy, who moved from worldwide marketing to the role of SVP US Pharmaceuticals marketing and worldwide commercial development.


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Seven Of Eight D-III Regional Sites Announced For D-III Championship
April 15, 2010
NCAA Release
INDIANAPOLIS - The NCAA Division III Softball Committee has announced seven of the eight predetermined regional sites for the 2010 Division III Softball Championship. Teams will be selected for the championship and assigned to regional sites Monday, May 10.
The selected regional hosts and sites are:
Christopher Newport University - Newport News, Virginia
DePauw University - Greencastle, Indiana
Ithaca College - Ithaca, New York
Rhode Island College - Providence, Rhode Island
Simpson College - Indianola, Iowa
Wellesley College - Wellesley, Massachusetts
University of Wisconsin, Whitewater - Whitewater, Wisconsin
Due to the diverse geographic locations of institutions in the West and South, the committee will determine the eighth regional site May 10 after team selections have been confirmed in order to minimize the number of flights required for the selected teams to travel to a regional site.
Eight teams will compete at six regional sites and six teams will compete at two regional sites. The eight-team regionals will be held May 13-17, and the six-team regionals will be held May 14-17. All regional sites will use a double-elimination format.
The finals, hosted by the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, will be held May 21-25 at Carson Park in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
For more information about the Division III Softball Championship, log on to www.ncaa.com.


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PLEASANTON, Calif. --Even toddlers get those irresistible cravings for french fries.
A two-year-old boy in the San Francisco Bay area somehow slipped out of his parents' house around 3 a.m. Thursday.
Wearing just a white T-shirt and his diaper, the boy headed for the neighborhood Walmart right across the street. Apparently he was hungry.
"Maybe he had gone there before," said Sgt. Maria Munayer of the Pleasanton Police Department. "He seemed to be familiar with the store. He even pointed to the McDonald's sign and said he wanted french fries. He was in very good spirits."
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Don't tell mom the babysitter's hot.
On Friday's episode of The Neighbors (8:30/7:30c, ABC), Dick (Ian Patrick) is insulted when Debbie (Jami Gertz) and Marty (Lenny Venito) hire a babysitter for the kids on their date night. But when he gets a glimpse of frazzled, sneezing Pearl (Rachel Dratch), it's love at first sight.
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S3 E03 Major Changes
Pam Staggs is going on the Wheel! Pam Staggs, by the way, is a girl Frankie knows from high school. And the "Wheel" is code for Wheel of Fortune. Frankie has always been envious of Pam. She was a cheerleader and her family had Pong before anyone else. There's no way Frankie wants to miss seeing her on the Wheel. If she could only get Mr. Ehlert to wrap up his story so she can get home before Vanna reveals her first letter.
As for the Heck kids, Brick is obsessed with a catalog that allows you to get Chicago food delivered direct from the Windy City. Axl has been working his hat all summer to have its look atop his head arrive at the optimum level of awesomeness. And Sue has been monopolizing her mom's shower forcing Frankie to lather up over the kitchen sink.
Frankie makes it home in time to see her show. She's very hungry, so she starts inhaling the last remnants of a bag of chips that was tucked under a throw pillow. Sue informs her mom that the chip bag served as a repository for a certain grooming activity performed by her number one son. She screams, "You just ate Axl's toenails!"
The Heck house is typically in a state of disarray. It's been a constant source of frustration for Frankie. But the toenail incident has propelled things to a new level of grossness. The fact that Pam Staggs just won a million bucks on the Wheel adds fuel to Frankie's major meltdown. She packs a few things in a plastic bag and heads out the door. Before she leaves, Frankie promises that major changes are on the way.
Frankie ends up going to see her mom, Pat (guest star Marsha Mason), for a little TLC. There's no place like home when you're feeling low. Frankie vents about the fact that pretty Pam Staggs will soon be driving around in a new Ford Fiesta while she continues to belly-up to the toenail buffet.[break]
Back home, Mike wants the kids to think about what caused their mom to flee. He also wants them to ponder what changes can be made as they all adjust to life without Frankie, who doesn't look to be heading home anytime soon. That's fine. Mike will just go up and get her while the kids stay home bickering about which one of them actually drove their mom away.
The kids ultimately decide they do need to make major changes—like cleaning up the house. But if cleaning isn't the major change their mom wanted, then they'd being doing lots of work for no reason. So it's probably best to do nothing.
A heart-to-heart chat with Pat has Frankie seeing that every mom has that moment where they just want to skip out to a Holiday Inn where they can watch all three Smokey and the Bandit flicks in one night. At least, that's what happened to Pat. She tells Frankie that she'll end up having more good moments than toenail moments.
A short time later, Mike pulls up to the house to bring Frankie home. Too bad he just honks instead of actually getting out of the car. Hey, it was a long drive! Mike tells Frankie that you power through the problems and that Pam Staggs has nothing on her. He says, "You're a thousand times prettier than she is." Just like that, Frankie is ready to come home.
When the kids find out their folks are on their way, they do a super-quick cleanup of the house. And by cleanup, we mean they toss anything and everything into the backyard. In the end, the family does manage to engage in some "minor" changes. For example, Axl no longer leaves his dirty shoes on the kitchen counter. Now he keeps them on the stove. That's progress.
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Why Vaccinate?
You may worry about the side effects of vaccines. You may think that certain diseases don't exist anymore. Expert Leigh B. Grossman, MD, says that polio, mumps, diphtheria and many other dangerous germs remain common.
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Our work on the Ebola virus has been ongoing, from a 2013 study repurposing already-available, FDA-approved drugs to treat Ebola to a recent mapping of one of Ebola's proteins, a key discovery in the effort to develop an Ebola vaccine.
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About 36,000 people die from the flu each year, and that's why everyone should get the flu vaccine every year.
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Snooki's getting a mom tattoo — on her neck
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi revealed she is planning on getting a neck tattoo — well, actually a few of them — to honor her kids. The pregnant Jersey Shore alum also goes on the defense on people who call out moms with tattoos as "trashy."
Snooki has decided to get a new tattoo to honor her baby girl (who is due to be born at any time), and has decided to get it on her neck because, well, she is running out of spots.
"I really want to get a new tattoo. I have a few tattoos. A couple on my arms, back... I got a tramp stamp that was my first tattoo but whatever, I love it! The next tattoo I'm thinking can go on my neck, but I want it to resemble my kids... so Lorenzo and my baby girl who will be arriving soon," Snooki writes on her website, revealing that she wants to have three to four kids so she wants to be able to add on to her tattoo.
"Every time I have a baby, I want to add to that tattoo. So I'm thinking cute little birdies on my neck with their initials," she writes, saying she wants something original and meaningful. "It's just something that you're going to have forever and you're always going to look at it and think OMG, I love my babies so much," she continues.
Mom tattoos aren't exactly new — in fact, I wrote an entire article on the many celebrity moms with tattoos. Angelina Jolie is one of the most notable, as she has the coordinates of all six of her kids' birthplaces tattooed on her arm. I even have a butterfly on my ankle. (I know, I'm crazy.) A neck tattoo, however, is where I would certainly draw the line because, in Snooki's own words, you will have it forever (or until you get it lasered off).
Snooki, however, defends her decision to ink up her neck.
"I don't understand the people who look at mothers who have tattoos and say you are trashy or gross. It's just a tattoo dude, lighten up. Tattoos are beautiful and it's a personal choice. Some people don't like tattoos, for others it's a form of expression. To me it's art, it's beautiful, and my body is just a plain canvas that I can fill it up with as much tattoos or anything I want," she writes.
OK, moms — spill: Do you have a mom tattoo? What are your thoughts on neck tattoos?
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Compressing or making more compact. In psychoanalysis, the representation of several chains of mental associations by a single idea. This phenomenon is manifested in dreams (1), neurotic (1) or other symptoms, jokes, and other manifestations of unconscious activity, and it is characteristic of the primary process. Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) first referred to it in 1900 in his book The Interpretation of Dreams (Standard Edition, IV-V, at pp. 293–5). By 1916–17, when his Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis was published, Freud had come to the view that condensation is probably not caused directly by censorship but that it serves the interests of censorship none the less (Standard Edition, XV, at p. 191). In an article in the journal La Psychoanalyse in 1957, the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (1901–81) related condensation to metaphor and the defence mechanism of displacement to metonymy. See also dreamwork, overdetermination.
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With Valentine's Day right around the corner {MEN, it's February 14th}, I thought it would be perfect to re-share my ideas on how to improve your marriage. I hope you get a little something from this for your honey…
Now, by writing this post, I am in no way stating I have a perfect marriage, pointing fingers or saying you should take my advice. These are things that work in my life and if they can encourage you, that is my purpose. Marriage is something you have to work at everyday. I am still learning so much about being married. Erik and I have been married going on 5 years. I am extremely proud of the relationship we have.
I believe marriage is something holy, sacred and should be cherished. Marriage is taken so lightly in today's society. Couples move in together, get married, affairs here, affairs there, get divorced, families torn apart, kids lives and world's shaken. I do not think marriage is something that should be taken so lightly. Blunt, yes. Honest opinion, absolutely.
It's not a give & take type of bond or game that you share with someone. I have learned {in these 4 short years} if you both want the other person to be truly happy and you strive to make that happen everyday, you cannot fail.
Here are 10 ways to improve your marriage:
- Prayer. When we were getting married, my grandparents told me to always put God first in our marriage. I believe this with all of my being. Before you get married, pray. Before you buy a home, pray. Before you make big decisions together, pray. Small decisions? Pray. Before you go to sleep, pray! I pray for my husband every night. I pray for his job, safety, family, his relationship with God, mindset, and for us. Prayer will always get you through tough times, but pray in the good times too. Keep God center of your marriage and He will guide you, together.
- Communication. I tell Erik everything. Do I drive him crazy? Yes, most likely. We make our plans and decisions together. If something is bothering me, I tell him. Ladies, if you haven't figured it out already, men are NOT mind readers. It's so much better to talk it out than to bottle it up and end up walking out. Do not let situations escalate when you could have set time aside to communicate. No matter how big or small the topic is, always talk things through with your spouse.
- Listen. It's comforting to know you have someone else to bear your burdens, share your happiness, carry your worry, and listen to your thoughts. Sometimes all it takes is silence. When Erik gets home I want to know all about his day, the good and the bad. This is something I work at everyday. I love giving my two cents. I am learning to listen and give him my full attention more {I'm still working on this one}.
- Support. When you believe in your spouse and let them know they have your support, it makes your relationship that much stronger. Erik has listened to me babble on about my dreams and future. Sometimes, as big as they seem, they feel that much closer knowing I have his support. A lot of my clients wonder how I enjoy going to horse shows, clinics, and spending countless afternoons at the barn. It's because I support my husband and it brings me joy seeing him do something he loves. Instead of thinking about self, think about your spouse and marriage first.
- Commitment. When I married Erik I vowed in front of God, all of our friends and family that only death would do us part. I meant that with all of my being. When you enter into marriage, your mindset and heart needs to be completely clear and committed. I made a promise that no matter what, we would make it work. Sometimes in order to do this, you have to put your selfish desires aside. You should never lose sight of the commitment you made with your spouse; whether you're on the mountain top or in the valley, always be there for each other.
- Choose your battles wisely. I learned early on not to "nitpick." In the grand scheme of marriage, dirty socks left on the floor and the toilet seat left up are nothing compared to 50 years of marriage. It's not worth arguing and ruining your night over dirty socks? Really though.
- Find happiness in the little things. It doesn't take a dozen roses or candlelit dinner to make me happy. Reminding myself of our blessings, coming home to a peaceful marriage, going out for breakfast, talking about our day, sitting in church together makes me happy. It's so easy to scroll through Pinterest or watch a movie and have false expectations of a real life marriage. Always try to find happiness in your marriage everyday. Do not compare you and your spouse's relationship to anyone else's. Be your own kind of happy.
- Attention. Life is busy. Life is messy. A lot of us feel like we probably work more than we are home. Especially, if you have children! Holy cow. Ballgames here, dance recitals, practices, birthday parties. There is always something to do! I've learned in order to give your marriage the time it needs, you cannot say yes to every invite and event. It's impossible. There are not enough hours in the day. Erik and time spent with him is my top priority. It may be a ridiculous busy week and something simple as running an errand together. Was it fun? Well, I wouldn't necessarily call that fun, but point is…we were together. We were able to talk, even if it's small talk. Just being together and giving each other attention is sometimes all you need to get through a tough week.
- Have fun! Bills, payments, jobs, meetings, clients, the list goes on. Life can be so serious and sometimes very stressful. We pile our plates so high, we forget to have joy. Sometimes we need to sit back, let the world keep spinning and enjoy each other! This could be going out for coffee, a mini weekend vacation, going for a drive, or just nagging Erik until he starts laughing {at least that's what I do}. Always keep your spouse laughing and it makes the world spin a little easier. Don't get so caught up in your "to-do" list and forget to enjoy life and your marriage.
- Say, "I love you." I don't care if you've been married 3 years or 30, it took love to get you that far. Right? You got married because you love that person. Make sure they know you still do. Every week, everyday, even sometimes multiple times a day {woah}. Constantly remind your spouse of these three simple words. It needs to be sincere, genuine and from your heart. The word "love" is thrown around so frivolously today. I'm talking about the real love that you don't necessarily have to say and profess dramatically. Our actions towards our marriage should be proving this statement daily. But still, a little "I love you" can't hurt, right?
If your marriage is going through a tough patch, there's always sunshine after the rain. If your marriage is rainbows and butterflies, get on your knees and thank the Lord. I hope this post encouraged you, motivated you and reminded you there's always room for improvement {always}.
If so, please feel free to share and leave me a comment letting me know! I would love to hear your feedback.
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June 18, 2017 – 2nd Sunday after Pentecost
Genesis 1.1-2.4a
This morning, we begin a summer long preaching series from the book of Genesis. We won't get to all of Genesis because it's 50 chapters long and we have 11 weeks in this series. But we'll hit some of the highlights and the lowlights.
We start in chapter 1. Genesis 1 comes with a lot of baggage. One of the commentaries I was reading has a section called "Further Reflections" in which the author, Miguel De La Torre, who teaches at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, addresses on some of the contemporary questions that are related to the stories in Genesis. And so there it was, on page 17, "Creationism." And where does he go to talk about creationism? You guessed it. Northern Kentucky and the 70,000 square-foot, $27 million, Creation Museum.
De La Torre unpacks some of the issues around the fundamentalism of creationism and then he notes that "it is rare to find any biblical and theological scholars of color participating in the creationism debate. When…people live under repressive structures," he says, "they turn to the Bible for the strength to survive another day, not to figure out how long a day lasted in Genesis 1." De La Torre continues, "Most people of color look to the text to find guidance in dealing with daily life, a life usually marked by struggles and hardships. Debates over the scientific validity of the Bible becomes a luxurious privilege for those who do not endure discriminatory structures."[1]
That is also a reminder to a related understanding that for the writers of the Bible, the question for them was not "Does God exist?" That's not the question they are asking. But instead, "What is the character of this God who we claim exists?"[2]
That's a big part of how I'm reading Genesis for our preaching series. Who is this God? And then, how do people relate to this God and how does this God relate to people?
This beginning in chapter 1 is the cosmic story of God. It's the Hubble telescope view looking far into space and, turning around and looking in the other direction, it's the view of the beautiful blue sphere of earth from space.
In chapter 12, we will zoom in close on one family who God will bless that they may bless all the families of the earth. And then through the rest of Genesis, we see the unfolding of the family of Abraham (and Sarah—oh, and Hagar, with whom Abraham also had a child), the family of Abraham and Sarah's son Isaac (and Isaac's wife Rebekah), the family of Abraham and Sarah's grandson, Jacob (and Jacob's wife Leah—oh, and Jacob's other wife, Rachel—and Leah's maid Zilpah and Rachel's maid Bilbah, with whom Jacob also had children) and finally the family of Joseph, the great-grandson of Abraham and Sarah.
But back to the beginning.
Actually, while the translation in most Christian Bibles says, "In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth," the standard Jewish translation is "When God began to create the heavens and the earth."[3] Which gives the impression that this is not the story of the absolute beginning, and, actually, we would say, theologically, God has no beginning. Even at this point in the story there is something—the earth was a formless void with darkness covering the face of the deep. Another translator says the earth was "devastation and desolation."[4] Clearly, there is something already there in addition to God. And a wind from God—which could also be translated as "the spirit of God"—sweeps over the face of the waters. There is not nothing. Which if you've ever heard people say "God created the world ex nihilo" (which means "out of nothing") that's really not the biblical story.
When everything was chaotic, without form, God said, "Let there be light" and began to bring order to the chaos. And through each movement of the formation of the cosmos, there is more and more order—not uniformity, not order as in everything lines up or looks the same, but less devastation and less desolation, less formlessness. In fact, more and more different forms that God calls good.
The final form in creation are human forms. (A side note: The word create and creation come from the Hebrew root that means "'to form or fashion' by means of cutting; it means to sculpt."[5] And so some people speak of God as a sculptor.[6]) In verse 26 we hear God say, "Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness." Jewish readers over the centuries often understood this "us" to mean "the heavenly host of angels from whom God took counsel."[7] Christian readers have come to identify this as the Trinity, which, of course, would not have been in the early story tellers' minds.
However we understand the "us" in whose image we are made, there is an indication of relationship. There is relationship at the heart of the Divine—which we Christians talk about in terms of the interrelatedness of the triune God: Creator, Christ, and Spirit. Relationship, of course, is required in the charge God gives to the humans to be fruitful and multiply. And God initiates a relationship of blessing and provision with the humans. If Genesis 1 is indeed addressing the question of who God is and who we are, these relationships are all part of the Divinely sculpted order and form of the cosmos.
But…relationships also bring chaos. Perhaps some of you have experienced that before. Relationships can be chaotic. Sometimes it's the traumatic chaos of domestic violence or addiction or death. Sometimes it's the busy chaos of children or a life overly full of activities with friends and family. Sometimes it's the chaos of the splintered, broken world around us.
While God brings order and form out of chaos, God is not absent from the chaos. In the beginning of this story, God is present in the formlessness and the devastation and the desolation. The Spirit of God is hovering, sweeping over the deep waters.
Where ever the chaos finds us, God is present there.
In the story of the four generations of the family of Genesis, we are going to encounter a lot of chaos. God sculpts order and form and chaos returns, again and again we will see that cycle. Perhaps there will be part of this original family's blessing or chaos that reminds you of your own experience—your own family—your own life in this world.
I heard an author on a radio program yesterday. Her book is titled, Where Ever You Go, There They Are: Stories About My Family You Might Relate To. I think that's a great title for the book of Genesis. There's craziness in here. Dysfunction and outrage. People who are broken and deceitful. There's disappointment and heartache. And also blessing and surprise and a God who keeps showing up in the chaos and the order. Perhaps as we explore these stories, we will experience God showing up in our own lives in ways we did not anticipate. Hovering in the chaos. Sculpting new order and form. Bringing unexpected and undeserved blessing to our lives and to our world.
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[1] Miguel De La Torre, Genesis, (Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2011), 19.
[2] Ibid., 20.
[3] John Goldingay, Genesis for Everyone, Part One, (Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2010), 5.
[4] Loren R. Fisher, Genesis: A Royal Epic, 2nd ed., (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2011), 37.
[5] Ibid., 37, n.1.
[6] John Thornburg writes "God the sculptor of the mountains" in his beautiful hymn text by the same name.
[7] De La Torre, 20.


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We have a range of partnerships at national, state and local levels. These include both formal and informal partners.
These cover service areas such as mental health, community health, welfare and social support, culturally diverse communities, training, housing and homelessness, local government, arts and culture and recreation and healthy living.
In addition, we collaborate with policy and research bodies to develop evidence and engage with health and mental health systems.
We partner with corporate and philanthropic partners to strengthen the work we do and find common ground between our aims and those of the people we work with.
As we grow and develop, putting down roots in new areas and connecting with new people, we look forward to expanding the range and scope of the work we do with other organisations.
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- Aftercare, New Horizons, Schizophrenia Fellowship NSW
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- Sunrise Health Service
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