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7 Best Games to Play On Your Bachelor's Party
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It is generally the job of the best man, the best friend of the groom, to plan and execute the party, to celebrate the last few nights of 'freedom' before committing to 'husbandhood' and the pressure is full on, for him to throw a party which makes it on the list of the most memorable night of not only the groom but also all the friends attending. But no need to worry cause we are here to help out so that you no longer need to wreck your mind trying to think of fun games to play at the party. So here are a few budget-friendly game ideas to help you throw a killer bachelor's party.
Drinking games
It goes without saying that the night is filled with alcohol, gambling and more booze! So play a few drinking games, well there's the obvious ones like 'suicide', 'shit-faced' and some more, and if don't know about them, well that's what the internet is for. And if you want to get a bit adventurous then play a round of 'drinko' where you have a number of shot glasses, some filled with alcohol and others with nasty liquids (soy sauce or hot sauce or lemon juice) and it's up to your luck if you a good one or not.
Strip Poker
A bachelor's party is never complete without some gambling and card games. Blackjack, go fish, spades and of course the classic poker and if you are daring enough, you can play the mature version of it where every time someone loses they have to remove an article of clothing.
21 Dares
21 dares is an exciting party game very similar to truth or dare and perfect for people who aren't afraid of stepping out of their comfort zone and indulging in some crazy ideas, also all that booze has got to have given people some liquid courage, so it will surely be very entertaining and fun.
Beer Pong
Put a twist to getting drunk by playing some drinking games, beats just plain old drinking and can be hella fun.Beer pong is played by teams of two where each team takes turns to throw ping pong ball into the other team's cups if the ball lands in a cup the opponent has to drink from the cup. And you win when all the cups of the opponent team is gone.
Scavenger Hunt
Embarrass the bachelor by sending him on a wild scavenger hunt with a list of things to do, while you sit back chilling and laughing your ass off watching his hilarious antics. Make him put the best man's phone number in a women's mobile or have him find a woman to do a body shot of him, are some ideas for the list.
Arcade games or bowling
Everything is more fun when you are drunk and some good old kiddy type fun games is always a hoot, mix them together and you have yourself one hilarious experience. So go head and hit the arcade, play some video games or go paintballing or laser tagging or maybe even bowling or the classic riding the bull game.
Pin the skirt
Everyone knows pin the tail game and this is nothing but a spin-off of that game but instead, the goal is to pin the skirt on the favourite celeb of the groom and if you want to get more wild maybe even a under garmet.For more, sign up on Bandbaajaa.com.


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Attendees of the niconico Chokaigi 2 will be able to get an early look at the augmented reality (AR) PS Vita game Miku Miku Hockey. Visitors to the "Hatsune Miku and piapro" booth at the event will be able to play a game of air hockey against either Hatsune Miku or Mikudayo-.
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Apply this scenario to RELATIONSHIPS.
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For someone else, this might mean forgoing the seemingly perfect job offer for a chance to backpack across the world, or pursuing a writing career because it makes you happy. Instead of making choices that others would approve of, you've got to do you.
I know this may be obvious to some, but it was hard to catch on for me. This also became a learning experience for self-care. We're all our own worst critics. Reflection is good, but when I found myself start ripping apart an email I wrote to a client until 2 a.m., I realized I'd gone too far.
It took me so long to realize that this kind of reaction wasn't natural, healthy, or honest. I started my professional career thinking I was already behind, that I had to be extra-tough on myself to get ahead. Instead of shooting straight to the top, I ended up burning myself out with self-imposed stress. Instead of being afraid that I'm not critical enough, I gave myself permission to consider how freeing being less critical could be. Learning the practice of self-compassion allows for more space — more space for bravery, taking risks, and being honest with what I really want.
The moment I stopped stressing about email exchanges or taking lunch away from my desk, the more my creativity at work opened up. I felt courageous and ready to throw out ideas at a team meeting instead of silently shooting them down in my head.
It's not like this all happened overnight, and I'm still reminding myself when negative thinking creeps in, but I find the day weighs on me less. I feel lighter, brighter when I punch the clock at the end of the day. But, work is still work — and I mean that as both the 9-to-5 and personal growth.
This revelation is going to sound incredibly naive to some, but it took me a while to realize you don't just wake up one morning suddenly grown-up. There's no "this tall to ride" sign when it comes to adulting.
Positivity can mean setting goals to grow, being conscious of your personal growth. Being positive isn't about sugar-coating experiences, or just being a cheerleader — it's about recognizing challenges, and rising to meet them instead of accepting defeat or self-criticism.
"Accountability is very real. We can't pretend that things are great if the client isn't moving forward and completing tasks we've set out together," explains Read.
For me, change is small. It's journaling, networking, and taking a bit of me-time, but setting goals and meeting them has helped me grow into a more positive person.
Positive thinking doesn't mean smiles all the time or no bad days. Rather, it's a tool to turn your thinking around and question your thought process. For the positive-thinking inclined, I can't imagine this is groundbreaking. But, for someone who thought the that negative thinking was a way of life, working with a life coach helped changed my monologue.


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ACNA'09: ACNA Canons Ratified
By Michael Heidt
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The Assembly reconvened after lunch at 1:30 p.m. to ratify the Canons of the Anglican Church in North America, in the second and final business session of the House. Initially Chaired by The Ven. Charlie Masters, National Director of the Anglican Network in Canada, the Canons were brought before the delegates.
Running to a mere thirty-two pages, as opposed to TEC's one hundred and seventy, ACNA's Canons have been kept deliberately minimalist, reflecting concern that the new Province not be burdened by unnecessary legalism.
The same spirit was evident at the meeting, with the House deciding to ratify the Canons by acclamation. This is exactly what happened. Titles One through Five were all ratified with, at most, slight amendment. Readers can follow their complete text at: http://acnaassembly.org/index2.php/acna/page/34
Several points are worthy of note; in keeping with the tenor of the Assembly and the proposed ethos of the Province, the Canons clearly state in Title 1, Canon 2, Section 1, that, "the chief work of the Assembly shall be strengthening the mission of the Church as defined in Article III of the Constitution." In other words, the chief purpose of the Provincial Assembly is to "present Jesus Christ in the power of the Spirit," and to facilitate that apostolic work. It's reassuring to see that this new ecclesial grouping conceives of its legislative body in terms of Gospel oriented witness, instead of adopting the secular, or business models seemingly favored in some parts of the Communion.
The role of the laity in this mission is also emphasized in Title 1, Canon 10, Sections 1 and 2. This is deliberate,; according to Mr. Ron Speers, member of ACNA's Governance Task Force, "We're calling the laity out of passivity into ministry." Hence the ten points in Section 2 of the 10th Canon, which outline the duties of every member of the Church. These duties include "worthy" reception of the Sacrament of Holy Communion "as often as possible", tithing as the minimum norm, practicing "daily forgiveness" and observing "the feasts and fasts of the Church set forth in the Anglican formularies." Likewise, "To worship God, the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit." All this in is a stunning contradistinction to TEC paradigm, which notoriously was unable to affirm the Nicene Creed at its last General Convention.
Title II goes on to affirm traditional Church teaching on the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony. Canon 7, Section 1, states that this "is in its nature a union permanent and lifelong of one man and one woman." Canon 8 of the same Title continues the theme. Dealing with "Standards of Sexual Morality and Ethics", Section 2 upholds Lambeth '98's Resolution 1:10, "...this Church upholds faithfulness in marriage between a man and a woman lifelong union, and believes that abstinence is right for those who are not called to marriage." And, just in case anyone was tempted otherwise, ACNA "cannot legitimize or bless same sex unions or ordain persons who engage in homosexual behavior. Sexual intercourse should take place only between a man and a woman who are married to each other." There you have it, not even the faintest hint of fudge, Anglican or otherwise, and a clear blast against the pansexual agenda, but perhaps this was to be expected; Section 3 may be breaking new ground. It syllogises: "God, and not man, is the creator of human life. The unjustified taking of life is sinful. Therefore, all members and clergy are called to promote and respect the sanctity of every human life from conception to natural death." There may not be a clearer, canonical statement against abortion and the culture of death in the Anglican Communion - certainly not in the West.
Title III affirms the threefold ministry of Bishop, priest and deacon, outlining qualities and requirements for ordination, with Canon 8 describing the "criteria for the Episcopate." These must have a zeal for souls, demonstrate the fruit of the Holy Spirit, be held in good esteem, demonstrate leadership ability and, "be a male Presbyter at least 35 years old." So, while the ordination of women to the Deaconate and Presbyterate is accepted, consecration to the Episcopate is not. This was passed without debate. Titles IV and V spoke to Ecclesiastical Discipline and the Enactment, Amendment, and Repeal of Canons. These, too, were ratified unanimously. With that, Archbishop-elect Duncan of Pittsburgh announced, "My dear brothers and sisters, the work of the Assembly is done." And so it was, at least with regards to ACNA's Constitution and Canons, at 3.25 p.m. in the gymnasium of St. Vincent's Episcopal School, in the Diocese of Fort Worth.
Is the "work" in question perfect? Doubtless not; some, for example might argue that the Canons fail to adequately address issues of Holy Order, namely the ordination of women. Mr. Michael Howell, Director of Forward in Faith North America commented, "They're good, but by no means complete with regards our understanding of Catholic Faith and Order but... they're a good starting point." That, as Archbishop-elect Duncan told the Assembly at the opening Mass, is where ACNA is: the "end of the beginning" has been reached and a new creation has come into being, complete with ratified Constitution and Canons.
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The Vision of Polymathica.comBy MichaelF
My goal is to make Polymathica.com the place where Polymathicans start their day, get caught up on the world, meet and interact with friends, find the music, videos, books and games that appeal to Polymathicans, and build their Information Age careers and lifestyles. We are starting with a canned 'network-maker' software, but over time, we will modify it until it is precisely what we want.
When they open their browser in the morning, most Polymathicans want to check their messages and catch up on what is happening in the world. The problem that most of them have is that their idea of what constitutes news is different than most people. So, Polymathica.com has a news tab that will report news that is targeted to Polymathicans. Right now, this tab has some RSS feeds that might bring interesting articles to you. However, as we grow, we will produce our own news feeds. They will start out as print, but as we grow, we will have audio and video news as well.
Right now,
the profile functionality is pretty basic. It is
similar to Facebook, but it lacks a few nice features and adds
some different features, that I like. Eventually, I imagine
that your Polymathica home page will have the functionalities of
blogger.com Here is my
personal blog as an example. Blogger.com provides up to 20
tabs. With Polymathica.com, there will be some preformatted
ones, 'news feed', photo albums, music, etc. and then you will be
able to custom design your own tabs to fit your needs.
Another big difference from Facebook will be that you will
be able to insert one ad, which could be adsense, Amazon ads or
any other ad you want.
My logic is simple. You put a lot of work creating your social environment on Facebook, Google+, Linkedin, etc. and by creating that social environment you create page views that the website uses to advertise. Typically, each page view is worth between .5¢ to 1.0¢. So, you do the work and Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey and Larry, etc. are enriched. Put simply, that doesn't strike me as fair. So, if you post something and 50 friends read it, you will earn 25¢ to 50¢. Its not much, but it is a matter of principle to me.
In 1999 I wrote an article predicting that the Internet would eventually kill cable and satellite tv. Its happening right now. It is still disorganized, but I think most people will see the writing on the wall. So, we will have a tab, Polymathica TV. At first, it will contain youtube style videos that are of particular interest to Polymathicans. However, we already have one Polymathic Institute member who is producing videos, mostly documentaries. That is where it will start. Then we will start getting talk shows and news magazines. Finally, we will get standard comedy and drama programming. We will see how this will progress. There will probably be a subscription services such as Netflix, Hulu, etc. There will be season pass, similar to Google Play, Amazon, iTunes, etc. I question whether there will be ad supported programming, but there will probably be youtube style low budget productions that are relatively short with an opening ad.
Right now I am creating some online minicourses. The first is 'Private Equity Investing in Information Age Startups'. I have a 'to do' list of about 10 in total. These will be found under a Polymathic Institute tab. However, lifelong learning is a hallmark of Polymathicans and I will be actively encouraging other members of the Polymathic Institute to create online courses. Also, we will build the functionality to enable online seminars, colloquys, etc.
The Polymath will be a
weekly pdf magazine of analysis and commentary. However, on
Polymathica.com we will also have a professional blogosphere
similar to Huffington Post, seeking alpha, etc. Bloggers
will be paid a portion of the advertising
I have put a lot of work into estimating the number of Polymathicans and I have settled around 4 million to 6 million. Clearly, that is tiny compared to Facebook or Twitter. However, it is large enough to finance all the things that we will want from our own portal. We are just one week into our Alpha testing of this canned software. Already we are making a list of modifications that we will want. When we have a sufficient library of groups, forums, etc. we will go to Beta testing and we will increase our group from 50 to about 500. We hope that this will be as easy as asking our Alpha testers to invite ten friends. Once we are satisfied that the system is adequate, if not optimal, we will roll out Polymathica.com and lose the 'network-builder' portion.
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Interview WITH BRIELLE GALEKOVIC of The Gilded Bellini
Tell us how you got your start as a blogger and about The Gilded Bellini.
I moved to California from NYC in September. Blogging is something I have wanted to do for years, but timing just never seemed to be in my favor in regards to actually getting the wheels in motion. As I am sure you know, it takes months on end to develop the site, figure out what you're going to be covering, and so much more. Every detail matters! Since it was a fresh start, things just fell into place with creating my site. The Gilded Bellini covers brunch reviews in Southern California both through written posts and through video. It also has a brunch attire section, a cocktail spotlight section (which accepts contributors from anywhere on the map!), as well as a section geared towards more lifestyle-related posts.
As bloggers, you know that the blogging market is packed! When you first started blogging, how did you determine the direction of your blog and identify your core audience?
I knew I wanted to focus on brunch and cocktails, but since launching in March of this year, I've also added a lifestyle section to the mix. Prior to moving, I worked in public relations in New York City. My colleagues and I discovered that there were very few bloggers who covered brunch and cocktails, and most of those bloggers' sites were outdated. I knew I initially wanted my blog to be relatable to women in their twenties and thirties who live in cities and appreciate the fun, brunching lifestyle as much as I do. Although it's only a small group, I do have some male followers! I am ecstatic. I want my blog to be as relatable as possible, and just want to create good content that is interesting no matter who you are or where you come from. I want to break the reputation that brunch has for being "girly." Brunch is a lifestyle, and anyone can enjoy it.
What do you want others to take away from reading your blog?
I want people to be able to take their minds off of whatever they're doing even if it's only 2 minutes and look at my site and discover something interesting, or laugh, or smile. My site is lighthearted and fun. We live in a world where we are surrounded by so much stress and anxiety, and I will be the first one to admit that I suffer from both. It's easy for either of those to consume your mood for the day. If one person reads my post on using champagne as a facial toner and actually tries it, I would be so happy. If another person looks at a brunch review, even though they're across the country and they watch a video of mine and says, 'wow, that looks like an awesome place, even though it's in LA.' It makes my day. If one person takes the time to submit a cocktail to my site for the Cocktail Spotlight section, I'm so thankful. I want to make this site as interactive as possible. Upon launching this blog, I wanted to be the go-to for all things brunch, especially since I am one of the very few brunch bloggers that include video in their posts (if any) for a more detailed preview of a restaurant. I still want that, and I get messages from people very often asking for my suggestions which I am super flattered about. But being able to give someone something to read and look forward to means a lot more.
Tell us where you get your inspiration for your posts about brunching, favorite cocktails and your fashion sense.
I've always loved to try out different brunch places known for being hotspots. I love being in the know of the places where you just need to be seen at. I guess that's the PR girl in me. But, I am always very intrigued about fplaces that have an awesome story behind them.
My favorite cocktails are mostly ones that either have tequila or champagne in them. I'm a sucker for concoction on a menu that has a really cool name and different types of liquors that I'm not so familiar with. I like the mystery and I'm always down to try something new!
My fashion sense… I am honestly not sure how to even describe it! I do know that my go-to's are my leather jacket, a cute crop top, and high-waisted jeans. I love a great romper too – they're just so easy! Mixing simple pieces with dressier ones is usually what I do for every outfit of mine. I kind of dress on both sides of the spectrum. When I'm not brunching, I am always in total athleisure mode. But if I am going anywhere, I pull everything together with a great pair of heels.
What are your favorite Los Angeles brunch spots?
I love Toca Madera and Bagatelle for dressier, livelier brunches with a DJ. Café Gratitude and The Butcher's Daughter in Venice are my favorite for when I'm craving a super healthy meal. Both places are still super trendy… when you're in LA, vegan spots are favorites among just about everyone!
Favorite cocktail of the moment?
I fell in love with the Mexican 69 at my last visit to Toca Madera. It's Avion silver, pomegranate, la pinta, prosecco and lime. Another one there that is amazing is "But First, Coffee." It's vanilla infused el jimador, stumptown cold brew, café lollita and cinnamon.
Your go to fashion brands and websites?
The brands I love are BCBG, Blank NYC, Zara and Marc by Marc Jacobs. The ones I love from afar are Balmain and Missoni. (Someday!) For inspiration, I absolutely adore Arielle Charnas of SomethingNavy.com's style. Other style's I'm obsessed with are Karrueche Tran's and Gigi Hadid's. Anything I come across that is their style and I could pull off, I will totally get!
We love both the West Coast and the East Coast! Tell us your top three things about LA and about NYC. Who does it better?
LA – 1. You can wear jeans anytime and anywhere. Dress them up, dress them down. It's totally acceptable! You don't have to feel so much pressure to go all out all the time. 2. The traffic is I N S A N E. 3. It's always sunny and there's not one day that you're on the street and aren't stunned by how perfect it is.
NYC – 1. Everything is open later. Most places are open 24/7. I miss that so much! 2. The traffic is I N S A N E. 3. In NYC, you can make anything a photo-op. Every corner, whether it's a closed pull-down metal garage or a street art masterpiece or at the corner of 12thstreet and 3rd avenue, it can be made into a gorgeous photo. It's every blogger's dream.
I love LA. I love NYC. I may be biased because I am a born East Coaster. I love the city lifestyle. LA is just more of a suburban city, rather than a city-city. So for now, I don't have an opinion! I'm still a newbie on the West Coast and I am happily adjusting. I'll let you know how I feel a year from now! 😉
Any upcoming and exciting future comings on The Gilded Bellini you can share with us?
There are a couple projects in the works with some other bloggers I am collaborating with. Each day something new happens! There are some events I will be covering as well in the next few months that I am really excited about! For the updates, you'll have to just follow along to see what comes up! Xo
To learn more, go to Thegildedbellini.com.
Instagram: @thegildedbellini
Facebook: facebook.com/thegildedbellini
Twitter: twitter.com/briplusg
Where Wear will we be next….
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What's it like going to a high school thats kind of cursed. One person dies each day and you never know why. How could you stop that curse each year? Chris and his friends try to figure that out.
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Hello to you all!
Yes, in case you can't read the title or didn't read my last post…I have been in talks with Geoff Ramsey (and Griffon…and Gavin) from Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunters and although we have a lot of ideas floating around, I don't want to spill too many details until everything is set in stone. But, I am so thankful that Geoff gave me the opportunity to interview him for you all! They have been so much help when it comes to promoting and even helping me figure out how to use my YT channel efficiently. So, before I share the interview with you all…I have a few shout outs:
Many many many many thanks to Geoff and Griffon Ramsey and their adorable daughter, Millie. You all have been so encouraging and awesome to talk to and I hope we get a chance to meet real soon so I can thank you in person…and possibly play video games with you. T'would be awesome, yeah?
To my coworker, Chris: THANK YOU. For answering all my questions, for helping Geoff and I talk when we are working, and for all the help you've been when it came to questions about technical stuff that I am clueless about. The team at Rooster Teeth love you btw. Just saying…
To the entire team of Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunters…Geoff had mentioned you all throughout our emails and you all sound so awesome! I hope this interview does each and every one of you justice because the work you've done is beyond amazing. Thanks for being so awesome.
Without Further Ado, The Interview: (I rhymed.)
For those of you who don't know what Rooster Teeth or Achievement Hunters is…here is their information as seen on their website: RoosterTeeth.Com
"Rooster Teeth is a creative production studio responsible for award-winning online videos such as Red vs. Blue, the longest running web series in history; the reality gamer series The Gauntlet; comedy series Rooster Teeth Shorts; the upcoming animated series RWBY; and Immersion, a show that tests video game concepts in the real world.
Rooster Teeth founded and operates the gaming website AchievementHunter.com and produces the award-winning Rooster Teeth Podcast, voted Best Gaming Podcast at the 2012 Podcast Awards.
With a dedicated worldwide fan community, Rooster Teeth created RTX (Rooster Teeth Expo), an annual gaming and Internet convention held in Austin, TX which attracts thousands of gamers, online video fans, and Rooster Teeth community members from around the world.
The Rooster Teeth YouTube channel became the 8th most viewed YouTube channel in the world (non-music) in 2012, now with over 5 million YouTube subscribers and 2.2 billion views, and the Rooster Teeth website has 5 million unique monthly visitors with 1.4 million registered community members.
Rooster Teeth has won multiple awards, including 2011 and 2012 Best Animated Series (Red vs. Blue) from the IAWTV, and has been featured by hundreds of major publications and networks including MTV, G4, The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone Magazine, Wired Magazine, and many more."
Geoff Ramsey is one of the original members of Rooster Teeth and is also the Executive Producer of the Achievement Hunter series. He also provides the voice of "Grif" in the Red vs Blue series.
Taylor Rae: How would you describe Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunters to those visiting or hearing about it for the first time?
Geoff Ramsey: People were laughing and busting guts and that's what we aim for, to provide entertainment and comedy. Those who visit [the Rooster Teeth headquarters] get to see how we work and where we work. Their expressions is that jaw-dropping.
Taylor Rae: When was RT and AH created and how did you build it to what it is today?
Geoff Ramsey: We started on April 1, 2003. We were just five guys playing Halo Combat Evolved and from there we figured we should do a show called "Red versus Blue". Honestly so much fun, we didn't have what we have now. So basic recordings and old schooled it. [Because] we got so many views and likes and subscribers, we just kept going.
Taylor Rae: You had mentioned RT's involvement in charity work; Can you give us a few examples of what you've done so far?
Geoff Ramsey: Well [we did] charity to help local fire fighters, and so many others. I honestly don't run that; someone else does.
Taylor Rae: Any future events, plans for expansion, collaborations, or appearances you'd like us to know about?
Geoff Ramsey: Honestly, we've gotten far; We had a 10 year anniversary not long ago and a 100th episode on Minecraft and so much. We have a big office in Austin, Texas and we've done so much to achieve what we have now. We are quite successful and so many people who follow us and loyal to the end. This sh*t is happening. And appearances: We have a thing called RTX and we do a lot of signings, Q&A and other stuff..I forget. Bare with me..haha.
Taylor Rae: Were there any points in the history of RT or AH where you felt that success was unattainable? If so, how did you overcome it?
Geoff Ramsey: Damn, there were times we started to think "how are we gonna do this? Is it gonna work?" Man I tell you..there been moments where sh*t seem to fall apart and we didn't know if it was gonna work. But the more we believe in ourselves and the more we pushed our goals, f*ck we did it!
Taylor Rae: Where do you see RT and AH within five years?
Geoff Ramsey: Five years from now? The same place as I am now, duh! Playing video games for a living is pretty much it. And just f*cking having fun with my workers (friends and morons) and keeping the fans happy and enjoying our stuff.
Taylor Rae: What are you E3 plans for this year and what games are you looking forward to hearing about?
Geoff Ramsey: Sh*t, no clue. I don't do the planning for that crazy stuff, but I will tell you…I'm pretty happy with Titanfall and now playing Watch-Dogs. God, so many games I'm looking forward too I about to sh*t my pants!
Taylor Rae: Finally, what is your favorite game and why?
Geoff Ramsey: Favorite game [is] Halo…and some others. And why? It was a great game when it first came out on Xbox…sh*t was fun as hell and crazy. And now it led us here to Rooster Teeth.
From Geoff to Our Readers: Well, that's what I got. We had so many fun years and still going. You tell everyone to keep following us and happy gaming. And thanks for all that support.
Well, there you have it everyone! Once again, a huge thank you to Geoff, Griffon, and Chris and the entire RT & AH team! I wish many more years of success and awesome and PLEASE UPLOAD ANOTHER PROP HUNT VIDEO OR SMASH BROS WHEN IT RELEASES. *Please.
To learn more about Geoff, Rooster Teeth, and Achievement Hunter:
RT Website | RT YouTube | RT Facebook | RT Twitter
AH Website | AH YouTube | AH Facebook | AH Twitter
Thank you all so much for reading and I HIGHLY encourage you all to check out the websites, browse the forums and become a member because if you play video games…there's some really good hints and tips in there, and definitely watch the YouTube channels because I haven't laughed so hard in so long. With that said, let me know in the comments below of what you thought about today's post and if you suggestions for future posts, hit the contact button above! I'm going to go get ready for work now…so you all know the drill!!
REMEMBER: Happy Gaming. – Geoff Ramsey 🙂
Thanks for Reading~! ❤
With Love,
Taylor Rae


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July 9, 2010 SFU Creative Workforce Survey
Why should I get involved?
Or, why should I spend an hour of my time contributing to this study?
We are a group of researchers who think art and artists make a difference in peoples' lives. The recent global economic downturn has impacted many people in different parts of the world. Artists have been hit especially hard, not only through government budget cuts, but also through decline of personal revenues.
This may or may not be true in your case. That's why we would like to hear your story. In this survey, you will see a significant number of open-ended questions that allow you to express your experience in your own words rather than forcing you to simply select options from a pre-defined list. There are a number of close-ended questions as well that should speed up the process of completing this survey.
We know you are busy, but your experience is important. By downloading this survey, you can work on it at your own pace, saving it to your hard-drive to complete at any time. As a way of saying thank-you, we will enter all participants into a draw to win 10 chances at $50. As well, we will make available to you a report highlighting the survey findings, upon request.
Click here to go to the SFU Centre for Policy Studies on Culture and Communities webpage for full information.
Right-click and choose Save As… to download the Interactive PDF survey to your hard-drive.
Send your completed survey as an email attachment to email@example.com. Deadline is July 31, 2010.
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May 10, 2010 UBC study: Kelowna's creative sector a $144M economic driver
The Creative Sector in Kelowna, British Columbia: An Economic Impact Assessment follows up on a 1998 assessment of the contribution of arts and culture to the economy of the wider Central Okanagan region.
"As it was in 1998, Kelowna's creative sector is an important contributor to the local economy," says Momer. "This impact assessment demonstrates that the creative sector's economic contribution to our community is significant and, by extension, that it enriches our social and cultural capital."
The new assessment — which began in early 2009 and included a survey of creative sector businesses, individuals and organizations — was completed in February, and was presented Wednesday morning at Art at Work: Kelowna's Creative Economy, a business breakfast panel discussion at the Coast Capri Hotel, hosted by the City of Kelowna's Cultural Services Branch.
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Well, if you've been following along for a few years, my apologies for the silent treatment these past months. Life has taken me in a few other directions but I've found my way back to the (new!) kitchen. (more on that soon...)
WARNING: Skip directly to the delicious pudding recipe if you are not in the mood for a little preaching.
Not that you asked...but please don't do a juice cleanse. For one thing, you'll be r e a l l y hungry and start to say sh*t like this. For another thing, if you drink just pressed juice you won't be getting all of that much needed fiber nor will you be giving your teeth something to do. Furthermore, if you are used to eating processed or sugary foods, that's exactly what your body is going to crave. So a sudden change (like any kind of a liquid cleanse) will most likely fail to bring the long-term results you intended. Instead, think moderation and make a gradual shift to a diet of (mostly) whole, not-processed foods. It is easy? Kind of. Whole foods taste better, they are easier for your body to process, and are ACTUAL fuel, rather than wasted calories. Am I suggesting NOT drinking green juice or the like? No way. It's good stuff. I'm just suggesting that you incorporate it into your diet on a regular basis and eat some real food with it.
It's not lost on me that I am sounding super-earnest and preachy but I'm not talking all kale and quinoa. There is bacon in my fridge and full-fat ice cream in the freezer. I just try to stick to things with fewer added (read: FAKE) ingredients and incorporate as many superfoods (like the antioxidant-rich raw cacoa in this recipe) as possible on a daily basis. (Oh, and I've added superfoods as a category that you can new search to find all of my really good for you recipes in one place.)
Is this pudding as good as if you made it with heavy cream, full fat chocolate and sugar? Nope. Is it close? Kinda. Does it take good? Yup. It's creamy, lush and oddly addictive. Oh, and in addition to being a pleasingly sweet treat, your skin will GLOW. I like to eat it for a little midday boost with some coconut + quinoa granola (recipe coming soon!) By all means, adjust the number of dates and amount of maple syrup to your liking, keeping in mind that the pudding will taste sweeter after it chills.
chocolate chia pudding
(serves about 6)
10-12 pitted dates (or more or less, to your taste)
2 ripe medium avocados
4-6 T maple syrup
3 T chia seeds
2/3 c raw cacao powder
2 c coconut milk*
Grind the chia seeds in a coffee grinder until powdery.
Whiz all of the ingredients in a high-speed blender until very smooth.
Chill and serve, topped with toasted coconut, nuts or nothing.


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Earlier this week, we announced the release of the cult classic "Carnival of Souls," with captions and audio description. This second annual accessible horror film — last year we released "Night of the Living Dead" with captions and audio description — was created in recognition of the progress being made to increase audio description and captioning on television and the Internet. The 2012 required expansion of these services benefiting blind and deaf audiences is direct result of the FCC's work to enact the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act.
For more information:
- Our Halloween 2011 press release
- "Carnival of Souls" with captions
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Author: Cassandra Clare
Series: The Mortal Instruments #2
Edition: Paperback
Publication: March 25, 2008 by Margaret K. McElderry Books
Source: Bought
Pages: 453
Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance
Clary Fray just wishes that her life would go back to normal. But what's normal when you're a demon-slaying Shadowhunter, your mother is in a magically induced coma, and you can suddenly see Downworlders like werewolves, vampires, and faeries? If Clary left the world of the Shadowhunters behind, it would mean more time with her best friend, Simon, who's becoming more than a friend. But the Shadowhunting world isn't ready to let her go — especially her handsome, infuriating, newfound brother, Jace. And Clary's only chance to help her mother is to track down rogue Shadowhunter Valentine, who is probably insane, certainly evil — and also her father.
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She is then given a pair of shoes enchanted with witchcraft and sent on a suicide mission. She makes friends with a Scarecrow, a Tin-man and a lion. One doesn't have a brain, the other is missing his heart, and the third is missing his courage. The girl and her friends are then attacked by killer baboons, winkies, and a homicidal witch. She accidentally kills that witch too by splashing water on her. That's right, I'm talking about Dorothy and The Wizard of Oz.
Through it all Dorothy seems like a good person. She is kind, loving, patient and courageous. But still bad things happen to her. This is the problem of evil. Why do bad things happen to good people? If God were so great and so powerful, why doesn't he stop evil? Why does Dorothy have to go through all these horrible things? Why do we also have to go through bad things if God exists? Our Bible passage is not a fictional story like Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz. Our story today is about a man named Job and the bad things that happened to him. Let's read the first part of Job's story in chapter one, verses 1-5
Job is a Godly man who loves his family and worships God. (1:1-5)
Job is a Godly man. (1:1) Job is from the land of Uz—not Oz—near Palestine. He lived around the time of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (2100-1700 B.C.). Verse one says Job is "blameless and upright, one who feared God and turned away from evil." When the verse says Job is "blameless and upright," it doesn't mean he was without sin. Job is called "blameless" or "pure" because he tries to please and obey God. Job is called "upright" because he tries to treat other people the right way. We get the picture of a good guy who treats others well. Job is like someone who never lies, always treats others fairly, and never speeds. But what separates Job from being just another "good guy," is that he loves God. When the text says he "feared God" it means he trusted God. And when it says he "turned away from evil" it's saying he has a repentant heart. He was someone who was not only good, but turned away from sin and to God. Job is a Godly man.
Job is a Godly man who loves his family and worships God. (1:2-5) Verse two says Job had seven sons and three daughters. Seven and three were two numbers that symbolized perfection or completeness. The story is telling us Job had the "ideal" or "perfectly sized" family. You're free to disagree with that number if your family is the perfect size. I personally am glad I only had three older brothers and not six. But the point is that Job was a blessed man who had it all. He had a great family and great wealth. Possessions and livestock are what gave you status back then. He's not as rich as a king but he's what we would call a multi-millionaire.
So he has a great family, and great wealth, and they all love each other. His children enjoy each other's company so much they're always eating together. But even though Job has it all, he still acknowledges the source of all these blessings. When Job's children finish their feasts, he consecrates them and offers sacrifices. Probably about once a month Job sacrifices 10 of his livestock on their behalf. Even though he has thousands of livestock, this still would have cost him. But he never complains because he loves his family and loves God. Job is a Godly man who loves his family and worships God.
I really wanted to compare one or two of you who go to this church to Job. But after much thought I realized none of you have 3,000 camels. I do know that Andrew and Amanda want Alpacas. I also thought Matt has a Harley Davidson Hog. But after I spoke with his wife I learned he has a Honda. Maybe some of you parents feel like you're raising a herd, but that doesn't count. The point is Job wasn't so different from those around us here this morning. Job is a godly man who loves his family and worships God. But even though he is religious and good, bad things still happen to him. Let's read why this trial happens to Job in verses 6-12.
Satan wants to turn Job's blessings into curses. (1:6-12)
The villain of our story is Satan himself. (1:6-8) One day Satan comes into the presence of God. Satan was originally an angel of light but he chose to rebel against God. The word "Satan" actually means "adversary, opponent, and enemy." Notice that he doesn't belong in heaven with God, but came in "among them." Satan is the source of evil, and he doesn't belong in the presence of God. But God sovereignly allows Satan to come into his presence for a reason. God asks Satan where he has come from to begin to expose his character. Satan answers, "From going to and fro on the earth, and walking up and down on it." The picture we get of Satan is like that of the violent lion in 1st Peter 5:8."Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour."
Then God brings Job into the picture, "Have you considered my servant Job…?" If I were Job, I probably would have preferred God not bring me up to Satan. But God already knows Job is on Satan's heart when he asks, "Have you considered?" A more literal translation is, "Have you set your heart on my servant Job?" God is not only praising the goodness in Job, but unveiling the evil in Satan. Evil doesn't originate in the heart of God, it originates in the heart of Satan.
According to the internet, the Wicked Witch of the West is one of the greatest villains of all time. She is an evil, green, cackling witch who rides a broomstick. My wife and I recently watched Oz the Great and Powerful. It offers a possible backstory to how everything came to be. The Wicked Witch of the West used to be an innocent girl named Theodora. But she fell in love with Oz and soon jealousy began to grow in her heart. Her heart became so jealous she ate a magic apple to get rid of her heartache. But what she discovers is that she can't cure her heart with a magic apple. Instead she turns into a heartless green witch bent on revenge. Theodora's heart was where her sin began. Evil doesn't originate in God's heart, but in Satan's.
But Satan is not the only one with a heart problem. The heart is where wickedness begins for all of us. Our hearts are just as prone to wickedness as Theodora's heart. Without God's grace, our hearts are broken. But God offers a new heart to those who seek him. Maybe you feel your heart hardening to this message. You don't want to know God or what he wants of you. That's a symptom of needing a new heart. Do you want the heart of God or your own broken heart? Satan asks God to test Job to see what lies in his heart.
Satan wants to turn Job's blessings into curses. (1:9-12) Satan challenges God to take away all of Job's blessings. He says the only reason Job loves God is because of all the good things Job has. Satan says in verses 10-11, "You have blessed the work of his hands… But stretch out your hand and touch all that he has, and he will curse you to your face." Here the word "bless" is the same word used for "curse" in the hebrew. Satan is taking a good word and perverting it into its opposite meaning. He's saying that without blessings, Job's praises will turn into curses. This is the central conflict of the story. When everything goes wrong, will Job bless God or curse God? If Job is the hero of the story, and Satan is the villain, God is the author. It's going to be hard for Job to not ultimately blame God for what's coming next. Satan tells God to strike Job but God refuses. However, God does give Satan permission to take everything Job has. So if God is the author of this story, is God also evil?
Our favorite stories are those that have the worst villains and the best heroes. We all have those stories of conflict and redemption that we love. We're amazed by the perseverance of the good hero. And we're horrified by the evilness of the villain. But when we read these stories, do we call the author evil because he wrote the story? Did you ever think L. Frank Baum was evil for writing the Wonderful Wizard of Oz? We know that when we watch or read a story we need conflict for it to be any good. Without evil there can't be victory and the hero can't change for the better. Without our struggles, we can't become the people God wants us to become. Without suffering we could never learn patience. Without trouble we could never learn perseverance. Without pain we could never truly appreciate peace. We're a part of this story. And just like Job we're presented with a similar choice. When everything goes wrong, will we bless God or curse him? Job loses his wealth and family in verses 13-19.
Job losses everything and it seems like it's God's fault. (1:13-19)
Job loses everything. (1:13-17) Job loses his wealth and possessions. (v. 13-17) The Sabeans killed his servants and took his cattle and donkeys. Then fire fell from heaven and burned up his sheep and servants. And then the Chaldeans took his camels and killed the rest of his servants. Only three men, one from each camp, survive to tell him. Job has lost all of his wealth and possessions. He's probably lost all of friends as well. But this is nothing compared to what he loses next. Job loses his children. In verse 19 a wind comes and collapses the firstborn's house. His seven sons and three daughters were all inside when it collapsed. The firstborn was supposed to inherit a double portion of Job's wealth. But in one moment Job's whole family and future is gone. Those children he laid his hands on to consecrate are no more.
Job losses everything and it seems like it's God's fault. Notice that Satan makes it appear as if God has sent all these calamities upon Job. The Sabeans were normally peaceful traders who lived a thousand miles away. The Chaldeans also didn't live close by Job. So it seems as if only an act of God could bring them all that way. And if that isn't enough, Satan actually sends two "acts of God" to harm Job. In verse 16 the lone survivor says "The fire of God fell from heaven…" I don't think it was a mistake that the servant attributed this calamity to God. Satan would use anyone to get Job to curse God. Verse 19 tells us a great wind came and struck the house—another act of God. If you or I experienced all these things, I think we'd be pretty quick to blame God. Remember that Job didn't write the story we're reading today; he lived it. This means he wouldn't have known about Satan going into God's presence. He didn't get a divine explanation just like we don't know why bad things happen now. So the big question is, how will Job respond to what has happened? Will Job bless God or curse God in verses 20-22?
When everything goes wrong, Job praises God. (1:20-22)
When everything goes wrong, Job praises God. (1:20-21) Job stands up, tears his robes, and shaves his head. The tearing of robes and the shaving of his head are signs of grief. They are public symbols of the pain and loss he's experiencing. The closest thing we have to it today is wearing black clothes to funerals. What Job does after his initial signs of grief is what separates him from others. Instead of curling up his fist in anger against God he falls down and worships. The original Hebrew literally says he "bows down." Job prostrates himself before God.
He says in verse 21, "Naked I came from my mother's womb, and naked shall I return. The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord." Instead of blaming God, Job declares that God has exposed him for who he is. Job recognizes that without God he is nothing. God has created him and has every right to take everything away. When everything goes wrong for Job, Job praises God. We can learn this same lesson—when everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything.
If this same thing happened to you, how would you respond? Would you turn to God and bless him or curse him? Would you admit your utter dependence on him or turn away in shame? Are you dependent on God for what you're going through right now? When everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything. This is what Job did—he praised God with his everything. When everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything. When Job responds in praise, Satan loses. Verse 22 says, "In all this Job did not sin or charge God with wrong." Somehow at the end of all these terrible things, something good happens. Job is found to be faultless before God. Somehow God has taken Job's bad story and made it good.
Only our God can take something that bad and make it good. As we experience life's troubles now, they are indeed bad. But if you trust in Christ, God promises that somehow he'll work a miracle. He will take all of life's losses and disappoints and change them into good. This is why we can praise God even when we don't yet understand. When everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything. How do we know God can truly turn evil into good?
God turns evil into good through his Son Christ Jesus. (1:22) In our text we see Job is a "suffering servant." He loves and serves God faithfully, but for some reason he is called to suffer. And one of the reasons I believe God called him to suffering is because he foreshadows Jesus. In other words, Job's sufferings in the past point forward to Jesus' sufferings. The book of Isaiah calls the coming redeemer the "Suffering Servant." This is a messianic term that Jesus fulfilled when he suffered on the cross. God doesn't answer the problem of evil, but he does solve it. God solves the problem of evil by providing a way to eternal life.
John 3:16 says, "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life."
Bad things don't happen to good people because nobody is good. There was only one good person and we killed him on a cross. On the cross Jesus did what Job couldn't do through his suffering. Through his suffering Jesus conquered Satan and death. He provided a way of salvation for all who trust in him. God turns evil into good through his Son Christ Jesus.
When Dorothy first meets the Wizard of Oz he is a scary face in a column of smoke. But with the help of Toto she quickly realizes Oz is just a man like her. The curtain is removed and we see Oz for who he is—a man. The Apologist Greg Koukl points out the Wizard of Oz's similarity to God. For some of us God us is a angry face in the middle of smokey clouds. We feel as if God is dead and if he's around he doesn't understand us. But just like the Wizard of Oz, God became a man like us.
The son of God was born as the baby Christ Jesus. Jesus grew up to become a man who suffered and hurt. God didn't abandon us to evil but came to experience the hurt with us. We can relate with the man behind the curtain. As Greg says, "God has entered into our experience." Christ Jesus has experienced the worst of suffering on our behalf. Doesn't that make you want to worship God like Job did? When bad things happen, we can bless God or curse him. When tough times come, focus on how Christ suffered for us. When everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything.
The son of God was born as the baby Christ Jesus. Jesus grew up to become a man who suffered and hurt. God didn't abandon us to evil but came to experience the hurt with us. We can relate with the man behind the curtain. As Greg says, "God has entered into our experience." Christ Jesus has experienced the worst of suffering on our behalf. Doesn't that make you want to worship God like Job did? When bad things happen, we can bless God or curse him. When tough times come, focus on how Christ suffered for us. When everything goes wrong, praise God with your everything.
Jonathan is the Associate Pastor at Immanuel Church in Chelmsford MA. If you would like to listen to this message, click on the sermons tab, and then navigate to the 9/21/2014 sermon. You can also access sermons on Jonathan's Vimeo channel.
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BP (which stands for Brian Paul) Miller is an award-winning photographer and photojournalist.
We talked initially about his family's Russian heritage. While his family name is indeed Miller, it didn't start out that way. His paternal grandfather Samuel's last name when they came to Ellis Island was Villitcher, but as it was for most families that came to America at the turn of the 20th century, they were not able to pronounce it, and they were named Miller instead. He always wanted to track down old family members in Kiev and Russia, but in today's political climate, he has put it on hold.
He is originally from Abington, Pa., and directly entered the workforce in the broadcast industry right out of high school. He wasn't the best student in the world, but he had a pretty decent voice, so he went right into radio and even did a short stint in the Army. After 18 years, he shifted professions to his other lifelong love: photography.
2006 was a big year for BP. He was one of the founding partners of Chorus Media Group, which now goes by the DBA "Chorus Photography." Plus, he married his wife, Michele after a whirlwind courtship. BP and his wife made Phoenixville their home five years ago. There is Murphy, their spoiled furry-child, rounding out the family.
BP is busy-busy with his work interests. Chorus Photography has two locations — one based in the Philadelphia area and the other in San Francisco, where they opened in 2015. BP also is the Mid-Atlantic chair for the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), which leads him to speaking on a regular basis across the country about photojournalists rights. Non-profit work takes up a large part of their regular shooting schedule as well. Brian stated, "You have to feed the soul just as much as you feed the wallet. … I don't think you can really be successful until you're able to give back."
Part of that giving back can be found every fall in Reeves Park in Phoenixville. He takes free family portraits for families that may not be able to afford them otherwise.
"Phoenixville has been so warm and inviting to us since we made it our home, so it was so important to us to give back to those that gave to us, he said."
His expertise lies within his photojournalism. While he's the first one to admit that it's mostly harmless, it can be, and has become, increasingly dangerous of late.
"When the camera comes up to my face, I don't care what political party you belong to — I'm just there to do a job and document the history of that moment," he said.
While most of his work is based in the Philadelphia area, he and his team of photographers work nationally as well. They do photo shoots of corporate photojournalism, executive portraiture, families, children, mitzvahs, weddings — whatever your needs maybe. Check out their Facebook page or their website, chorusphotography.com.
Speaking of Facebook, recently BP started a local community Facebook page called "The Good, The Bad & The 'Ville." This page has no censorship. One can voice their opinion — no matter what.
BP shared his mother's kugel recipe with us. Kugel is a baked pudding or casserole dish that originated in the Jewish homes of central Europe. He lost his mom almost nine years ago, but her world-famous kugel lives on. There are different kinds that can be made, but her sweet kugel was always his favorite.
1 lb. egg noodles (large flatter ones work best)
6 eggs (beaten)
1 pint sour cream (16 oz.)
Cinnamon and nutmeg to taste
1 dash of salt
1 package of golden or regular raisins (or both)
1 stick of melted butter (cool before adding to eggs)
Cook noodles according to package directions, and allow to cool for a few minutes. Mix in eggs, sour cream and cool butter. Then add spices and raisins. Bake at 350 to 400 degrees for an hour or so in a lightly greased elongated casserole dish. The top will be a nice golden brown when finished.
Let Better hear from you: firstname.lastname@example.com. Search YouTube for "Look Who's Cooking with Bette Banjack," as well phoenixvillenews.com (search bar: Banjack) for this column. Find Bette on Facebook by searching "Bette Banjack's Downtown Kitchen." Her book, "2 Cups of Yesterday," is available at Gateway Pharmacy or by contacting her.


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I'm not cool enough for anyone to ask me to write one of these. Luckily this is the 21st century and I don't have to wait for someone else to provide me with the means to do so. So here we go!
2010 was probably the shittiest of all years, so 2011 had only one direction to go… UP. 2011 offered juxtaposition to my brother's death in 2010 with weddings. Lots of them too. Which brings me to the first thing I learned this year. Weddings are way better than funerals.
2011 wasn't without loss though. We lost Steve Jobs in October. His advice to "stay hungry, stay foolish" is my adopted modus operandi. It's driven me to expand my creativity in new ways. It's guided me from New Orleans, to New York and back to San Francisco. In the last year is driven my passion to master a new craft. With that said, another thing I've learned this year is that you can never stop learning. I only wish we could live long enough to learn all the universe has to offer. The good news? If you stay hungry and foolish enough, you'll learn the limit in your lifetime.
In June, I was given the chance to work in Washington, D. C. This provided me with my next two lessons. The first one is that true friendships can stand the test of time. 8 – 10 years had passed since I had last seen Chris, but we picked up right where we left off. It was like we saw each other the day before. It was awesome to feel that connection to someone.
The other lesson from D.C. came from a group of Muslim high school students. The big send off for the YES program was your typical high school dance. Seriously, go to Anywhere, USA and watch a high school dance commence. You couldn't tell the difference. This lesson was an affirmation of my belief that we are all the same.
The last knowledge I'll drop in your lap is to stay true to yourself. Sounds mighty cheeky doesn't it? Well after losing the most important person in my life in 2010 I can attest that the road you're on has bends and forks throughout it. During these times of tribulation the hardest thing to do is to keep your head up and be true to yourself. So no matter what 2012 brings you I hope that you can take these lessons I've learned and build upon them. Because shared knowledge moves the human race forward.
If I don't post again before 2012, stay safe and happy new year!