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Common Misconceptions about Islam
Misconceptions about Islam
Religion in general and Islam particularly is under the constant pressure of many misconceptions as a result people are getting away from religion. It is necessary to study and research the base of these mis-guided misconceptions.
Misconception # 1: Islam does not give equal rights to women as to men.
Islam is the only religion in the world that does not subjugate women. Islam allows women to go out for study and for performing other tasks. But when women is out of home she should protect her modesty by keeping herself veiled. A veil is never a hindrance in performing tasks, rather it adds to the confidence of women.
Islam is the only religion which states the rights of women: their legal, religious and social rights in such detail. These are mentioned in the Holy book of Quran on several places. In the fourth chapter of Al-Quran - Nisa - means women there is every detail regarding marriage, divorce,modesty and other aspects of women's life. There is also full detail of the inheritance law in this sura or chapter of Al-Quran. No other religion provides such details about women's inheritance.
On the day of judgement there will be no difference between men and women and they will be equally asked about how they spend their lives. The only difference will be between virtuous and guilty.
Misconception # 2: Muslims are terrorists and Islam was spread by sword.
In the history of Islam there is no such evidence that any real Muslim emperor or Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) used sword on innocent people to make them willing to convert to Islam. We all know that no one can truly convert a person from one belief to other by sword because may be a person will get converted as a protection from the danger but deep with in his heart he can never change by sword.
on the other hand Islamic history is full of such incidences where non-Muslims converted to Islam just because of the love, peace, justice and equality of the Muslim leaders.
Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) never used sword for her own sake or for the purpose of converting people without their will. He was the most humble, down-to-earth and peaceful man on the earth. In many incidences he asked from Allah forgiveness for those people who hurt him or caused inconveniences in his way. It is a fact that he never cursed the deadliest enemy. Even the angels asked him why not you curse that man who is constantly teasing you but he replied calmly that in doing so there will be no difference between me and him.
Misconception # 3: Muslims do not believe on other religions.
Islam and Muslims believe on other religions and there existence much more than others. Facts about Christianity, Jews and Hebrews are mentioned on several places in Al-Quran. Quran accepts there existence but in the end the best religion in the world is Islam and with the introduction of Islam according to Quran every man and woman should convert to Islam. Muslims study the stories of Jesus, David, Moses and many other Prophets in the Quran and to become Muslim a person have to believe on all the prophets including Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) otherwise he is not a Muslim.
Misconception # 4: Terrorism is spreading in the world due to Islam and Muslims.
I think that this misconception is the worst one and this has spoiled Islam greatly. The reasons why it got spread in the world are many: partly media is responsible for projecting negative image of Islam; but the main part played by America and its allies. For several years Americans and Israelis barbarically treated Muslims of different countries but nobody said a word about them. Nobody said that America and Israel are terrorist countries but when on 9/11 the twin towers exploded America started the propaganda that Muslims are terrorists and they are responsible for this attack. They are still not able to prove that Muslims did that but as a result they started their attacks and invasion in Afghanistan and than in many other Muslim countries. Muslims are not responsible for the terrorism and bloodshed going on today but they are being used by America.
Misconception # 5: Muslims worship Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h).
The major difference between Islam and many other religion is that Muslims believe in one God only and they do not worship any human being. They never bow in front of a human being because this is only for Allah. Muslims believe on Pophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) as a virtuous man and messenger of Allah; the best man on the earth but they never think of him as a God. On the contrary Christians believe that Jesus is there god and he surely is not.
Misconception # 6: Muslim men marry more than once but there is no liberty for women to marry more than one men.
In Islam a man can have more than one wife and less than four at a time. Matrimony is one of the most beautiful relationship on earth it is million billion trillion times better than adultery or other illegal relationships. In Islam four marriages are allowed to men only because in this way he can have a legal and noble relationship and he will not look at other girls. Women can marry twice, thrice or even more than that but in the presence of one husband she cannot marry another man. If she marries twice or thrice there will be no identity for the kids and it is very insensible too.
Islam does not restrict man to marry four times it depends on his circumstances and his needs otherwise most of the Muslims marry once. If he has to marry another girl he has to take permission from the first wife otherwise he cannot do so. He has to maintain equality between wives too if he is not able to maintain equality he should not marry again.
Misconception # 7: Muslims are barbaric and they have no respect for life.
In current years due to the terrorism, suicide attacks and killing people think that Muslims are barbaric and they have no respect for their own or other peoples life. This is most unjust because Islam does not allow Muslims to fight unless it is in defense. Islam tells Muslims to respect not only human beings but animals, livestock, plants and crops of the enemy. Islam never allows taking out sword on an enemy who does not have one in his hands too, it is not allowed in Islam to kill children and women during war. War is only a condition when non-Muslims try to harm Muslims and Islam. Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) changed his way once because he saw some ants in his way and he did not want to step on them. so how can Islam does not respect so precious lives of human beings.
Misconception # 8: Muslims does not respect women.
Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) had a daughter named Fatima whenever Fatima came into his rest room he got up from his bed and keep standing until she was sitting this was the respect he paid to his daughter.
Islam is the only religion where there is so much respect for mother, wife, daughter and sister. In western society women is medium to sell products- we cannot call it respect- women is on the billboard; women is in the shop; women is on the T.V.; women is in the newspaper; women is in the bar and everywhere else this cannot be respect.
Islam allows women to go out but in veil to protect herself from lustful eyes this is the respect which she really deserves.
Misconception # 9: Muslims believe on myths.
Before the introduction of Islam people believed on different myths and they were superstitious too. When a girl was born they thought that luck was not in their favor so they killed her and when a boy was born they accepted him as a gift of God. After Islam came Allah revealed in Quran that a girl is a blessing to the whole family. Whatever is written in Quran has already been proved by science too while other scriptures have so much been changed by the human beings that they are full of mythical stories which have no resemblance to the real sacred revelations of Allah the almighty.
Misconception # 10: Jihad means killing people.
The literal meaning of jihad is to struggle or to strive or to make an effort. So jihad has nothing to do with killing people but it is a mean of spreading the knowledge: a teacher who is teaching in an institute is doing jihad; a person helping poor is doing jihad; parents helping kids in learning good virtues are doing jihad; a person involved in charity is also doing jihad as well Muslim army fighting to rescue innocent people of Palestine from Israeli barbarism is also doing jihad. Jihad is not killing but a positive struggle.
Misconception # 11: Muslims wrongly don't eat pork.
Eating pork is not only prohibited in Islam but in other scriptures like in Bible too. Pig eats human excreta and it is scientifically proven that eating meat of pig can cause hundreds of diseases. Pig is the filthiest animal so eating its meat is dangerous and filthy act too.
Thanks for encouraging me
Masha allah
May allah may you free from hell fire.may allah make all believers to unite in jennathul firdous .aameen
Sorry but it only takes one google search to see them cut eachothers heads off for me to say thats crap
really it is a sourse of knowing about misconceptions and come to in the shade of Islam.
Barakullaahu Fekum! Maa sha'ALLAAH! I really appreciate what you did here this was great and straight to the point. Please view my First Hub here, it's called "Tawheed First" check it out vote, comment and if you want to follow please do. May ALLAAH guide us all ameen.
Good article, it should be required reading. People fear what they don't know and I find that if you just talk to people, you find we are all pretty much alike. All religions have extremists that seem to get all the attention even though they are a small fraction of the whole, who are appalled by their actions.
Today I am posting a hub about two children in the Middle East.
Get Real dude.
Good effort to remove misconceptions in the non-Muslims regarding Islam. However, main reason for the misconception is the attitude of the Muslims itself, which is far from the teaching of Islam. You can find more about this topic from my hub: https://hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Common-Mi...
there is need 2 spread such type of information in the present scenario plz go on........mashaallah/////
there is need 2 spread such type of information in the present scenario plz go on........mashaallah/////
Hi gulnazahmad,
To a point, I agree with your assertion that, primarily in the West, there are many misconceptions concerning Islam. The VAST majority of Muslims are not bloodthirsty fanatics, but rather generous and kind people, who place a large amount of importance upon things such as family, faith, and hospitality.
That being said, I can not but wholeheartedly disagree with your assertions that "Islam is the only religion in the world that does not subjugate women," and that Islam was not spread by the sword.
My own experience with Islam stems from my conversations and debates with both Muslim acquaintances and dear friends, and if I can pinpoint one constant among all of these conversations, it is that the great majority of Muslims hailing from Arab countries have had little to no experience with dissenting opinions, and have not grown up in a culture in which a large amount of importance is place upon critical thought. The reason I say this is because when faced with evidence of gender inequality and violence committed by Mohammed their own Islamic history, hadith literature, (and in some cases, even passages from the Koran) the majority of Muslims either ignore such information, or flat out deny its existence, preferring instead to remain unaware of the realities that are so effectively censored and prohibited in Islamic countries.
A perfect example is Mohammed himself. While Islamic history itself records nothing short of deplorable acts of violence committed by Mohammed, today's Muslims merely repeat over and over the "good" parts of his life, either intentionally or ignorantly ignoring the "bad." You are aware, I hope, that Mohammed struck Aisha in the chest (Sahih al-Muslim) causing her pain, ordered political assassinations against both an elderly man (abu afak- from Ibn Ishaq's "Sirat Rasul Allah") and a pregnant woman (Asma bint Marwan) of whom whose crimes were merely criticizing Mohammed), and ordered the beheading of 700 Jews of the Qurayza tribe.
While you can cite over and over how magnanimous and forgiving Mohammed was in a specific situation, all the critic needs to do is refer to but ONE act of unjustifiable violence (and there are many) to render the praises of Mohammed obsolete.
Given the less than honorable nature of Islam's greatest prophet, it follows that the early history of Islam would reflect this attitude of violence, and despite your assertions to the contrary, there is absolutely no doubt that Islam was spread by the sword. After the death of Mohammed (and even during his life), armies, not peace-loving imams, subdued and overpowered numerous surrounding countries. This was no peaceful revolution (such as the spread of Christianity for its first 300 years) it was the carving out of an empire through military action. Of course, you may counter that no one in these conquered areas was forced to convert, but given that non-believers were heavily taxed, treated like second-class citizens (possessing less rights than Muslims) and allowed to neither build nor repair churches or synagogues, it is obvious that a kind of compulsion was involved in the conversion process- an indirect compulsion. Furthermore, how tolerant is it that Umar, the second successor to Mohammed, considered by Sunnis to be rightly guided and honorable, expelled all Jews and Christians from Arabia?
My greatest bone of contention with your hub though, is the idea that Islam somehow encourages gender equality. I honestly could fill an entire hub with Koranic passages and Hadith literature that completely refute this statement, as nothing could be further from the truth, so I will try to be brief.
To begin with, your own Koran allows for violence against women in Surah 4:34, stating "good women are obedient, guarding in secret that which Allah hath guarded. As for those from whom ye fear rebellion, admonish and abandon them to beds apart; and beat them."
What else does the Koran say about women? Well, apparently even touching a woman makes one unclean, hardly an indication of gender equality: "If ye are sick on a journey, or one of you come from the closet, or ye have contact with a woman and ye find not water, then go to clean high ground and rub your faces and your hands with some of it." (5.6)
The wives of Mohammed were particularly subjugated, as they were not only ordered to live a life of confinement indoors, but were not permitted to marry after the death of the so-called prophet:"...stay in your houses...obey Allah and his messenger." (33.33)
How about the news of a baby girl? "Yet when a new-born girl is announced to one of them his countenance darkens and he is filled with gloom." (43.15)
This is just the tip of the iceberg. Males inherited twice as much as females, and a women's testimony in court is worth but half of a man's, the requirement being that two men are needed, but if only one can be found, two women can suffice for one man. In fact, the testimony of women alone is inadmissible in court, a man is always needed according to the Koran. Evidently Mohammed did not hold a very high opinion of women, even detailing the afterlife in descriptions applying only to men (virgins with swelling breasts and what not).
The "rights" of women you so glowingly describe are hardly based upon equality. After all, just look at surah 2:228, "they have rights similar to those against them in a just manner, and the men are a degree above them."
It simply astounds me that such assertions of equality are made, when all one need do is take a look at the state of women in Islamic countries today. Whether the denial of the right to drive a vehicle, the burning of all-girls schools, the complete inability of Sharia law to prosecute a rapist, or any other number of gender abuses, the list goes on and on.
My apologies for length, but this is, after all, a lengthy subject. I realize my comments are disagreeable, but I do hope you realize I mean not one bit of disrespect. It is a wonderful thing that we can engage in disagreement in an arena of mutual respect and that in doing so, learn more about our own respective faiths and the faiths of others. Thank you for taking the time to write, and please consider my words carefully. God bless.
And for the second objection, A man is allowed to marry 4 woman. but it has some conditions as it does not allow you to marry more than once if you can't do justice.
So why Islam has allowed it? as the population of women is increasing than that of men, so there is a possibility of a portion of women to remain unmarried throughout their lives if a man is not allowed to have more than one wife, and there is a possibility of those women to engage in illegal relationship with other men.
So tell me is commiting fornication and having illegal relationships with more than one woman a better solution? which is in fact the case in non-Muslim countries.
So it actually is a solution for a natural problem. Though let me remind you marrying more than once is allowed but not encouraged in Islam.
@ david, this hub is just a tip of the ice berg, and an opinion of an individual on how she sees Islam. although it is a good effort put by gulnaz but if you are willing to get into details, you can find literature on that, or atleast you can buy a translation of Holy Quran. because anything said by a person can not be taken as absolute or perfect.
as for you first objection, it does not matter whether Osama admitted 9/11 killing or not, the thing is Islam does not allow it. Quran says killing an innocent person is equivalent of killing the whole humanity, al-Ma'idah 5:32. So If he has admitted the attacks of 9/11 , he has done a great sin. and how can you just think of OBL as the true face of Islam. There are tons of conspiracy theories about OBL and other important events including 9/11. So how can you blindly follow your "biased" media.
secondly is about equity for men and women. I was told that a Muslim man that has four wives and wished to get another can divorce one of the four wives. If it is true, do you think is fair? okay from your comment while men take permission from their wife to marry another wife, can women take permission from their husband and marry two men? It is your religion so I do not hold it against you and non-Muslims (traditionalist) marry many wives but in mordern society as women gain more rights it becomes unfair.
As I read your hub, I read your mind. It is clear that you are not a peaceful Muslim and your hub is bias. I belief in religious tolerance and as such I have defend Muslims because I know that there are good Muslims. You can read it in my religious hubs. 1st you said 9/11 was not proved to be done by Muslims while you know that Osama admitted plotting it and other attacks. I want to see peace in Middle East so I wrote on its need, I expect you to call on world leaders to unbiasly solve the problem.
Brother gulnaza, May Allah save you from the hell fire. It is really nice hub and we only need to share other peacefully about our religion.
Salaam alaikum
Thanks Gulnaz for taking the time to straighten out facts and present them to others. Nicely put together and informative.
Great hub. Rated it up !!! Misconception # 4 is one of my favourites, by punishing a criminal ,-a rapist in particular-, you set an example in the society that creates a safer environment. By putting him in jail, u get others to pay taxes to feed him. Following the Hijab dress code does help to protect women from nasty looks and disrespectful actions. Unfortunately it is still not enough because ladies in Hijab do get harassed. Mainly because muslims sometimes fail to realize that Hijab is a lot more than just a piece of veil that covers hair. To me, it is a right given by my creator that forces men around me to listen to what I have to say rather than to stare at what I have to show.
Hijab would work in a society where women wear it out of pride rather than just tradition. It should also be supported by a whole set of behaviours like lowering the gaze which unfortunately only few of the men do nowadays. In my own personal opinion things like Hijab aren't working and are causing muslims lots of grief or misconceptions because muslims and I do not exclude myself are following only part of the book. We have been warned not to over rule traditions over the Quran's regulations but instead we follow the laws that please us and ignore or manipulate the ones that don't align with our desires.
interesting hub..but one correction muslims didn't rule India for 1,0000 years..rule of muslim can be said to be 500 years starting from delhi sultnate to aurangzeb..1206–1707..after aurangzeb ..mughals had lost much of its power and maharashtas were strongest force in India..yes qasim came 1000 years ago but his rule was limited to sindh ..barring aurangzeb most of mughal rulers were more or less secular and one of two greatest emperor of India akhbar (other being ashoka) is known for his secularism..
This is a very good hub. I cannot accept that last statement though. It is not eating pork which affects morals. It is what is in the heart. Pork might not be good for the health but I know many people who eat pork and their morals are just as high as any God fearing Muslim.
Other than that I like this hub.
mashaa Allah. Great hub well written and extremely informative. This is very nice information. It is nice to see so many spreading the truth of Islam, here in America the media has twisted Islam so perversely it is hard to get people to listen and accept the truth. But inshaa Allah with works like this from you and others like you the truth will be known, there is a reason Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world.
Wonderful Hub, dear. This is great compilation of misconception.
JazzakAllah khairan for your effort. ^_^
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I am totally impressed by your hub. Its really important to clear the misconceptions which are MOSTLY rising for Muslims!


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The call for Igbo presidency begun the moment Alex Ekwueme lost to Olusegun Obasanjo in the Jos PDP primaries in 1999. I have written a number of articles in that regard since then. Many more related articles by pundits followed in that regard. The following article by George Ndukwu written almost 10 years ago and republished here borders on the same subject matter which continues to elude Nd'Igbo as Ndukwu observes...
This Day (Lagos)
February 6, 2003
February 6, 2003
By George Ndukwu
As a concerned young Igbo political enthusiast, this much orchestrated call for an Igbo Presidency by our leaders come 2003 got my mind rolling. A serious analysis of issues and political arithmetic [according to Oyi] will leave much to be desired considering them way, manner and method our leaders pursued this cause.
If you ask me one cannot achieve any socio-economic and political goals by mere asking and demanding. The PRESIDENCY of Nigeria cannot be given out on sentiments again after what happened in 1999. We have to work for it. This generation of Igbo leaders has not done much to deserve the presidency. Let us face the facts.
Dr. Alex Ekwueme is the most acceptable Igbo presidential hopeful. When he lost the PDP primaries in 1999, he licked his wounds & integrated into the ruling class. He asked us to vote for PDP without negotiating our political future.
Assumingly, he abandoned all his structures on the ground and practically dumped his ambitions and the yearnings of his people. He came back several months after the incumbent has declared to turn the tables. What happened? He was used as a bargaining tool by the PDP governors. Did he expect to break political alliances in his own party by mere sentiments in present day Nigeria?
Let us come to Ohaneze Ndigbo. These Igbo elders gathered together to champion the Igbo presidency project. We Igbo having yearned for visionary leadership allowed them to be. They were bold enough to make demands. They made attempts to produce a consensus aspirant. The made a lot of efforts. They failed.
Ohaneze never consulted widely before taking positions. They arrogated to themselves the privilege of knowing all and the liberty of speaking for the Igbos. Lacking political orientation, the ended up playing moi-moi politics. I maintain that though most of their comments were accepted, their followership is in doubt.
The cause for Igbo presidency can never be achieved on the pages of newspapers. It needs political dexterity. The plain truth now is that we are not even sure of 2007; talk of the Atiku factor.2003 is a forgone conclusion. Let's be pragmatic and work for the future.
The first step is to support PDP or risk losing everything including political relevance. I am skeptical about the political arrangements in ANPP. We should not forget in a hurry what happened to our southern aspirants there. The second step is for the Igbos to be more pragmatic and proactive. The concept of Ohaneze should be expanded into a national Igbo council with representation cutting deep into the fragments of Igbo nation. Consultations should equally be wide and should not exclude our compatriots from the north and south. Remember that we are talking about Nigerian presidency.
Nevertheless, we have some promising leaders. Owelle Rochas may have his flaws but he is a patriot and true son of Igbo land. Udenwa like his colleagues may have done less in governance but he is a study in leadership. He has transformed from a political neophyte with no structures on the ground to a don in his domain. He consults and rules by consensus. I challenge him to take up the Igbo struggle.
I hereby beg my fathers to have their sights on 2007 and the time to start is now. The Igbo national council should be put in place now and mandated to bargain for our political future and relevance before we cast our votes for PDP.
I have long stopped worrying about the failed hope of having a Nigerian President of Igbo extraction. The idea though not "idotic" lacks feasibility at least not with the large number of (vain glorious) errand boys paradeng themselves as Igbo leaders. You simply cannot relish in the beloved face of realism.
Ohaneze is adoping a bull dog approach. I wonder how far they reckon with their relevance. Igbos should be practical. Politics is not necessarily a mechanical show of bravado. It is that of dialogue, concession and compromise. For the Igbos it is a cash and carry affair. But must the Igbos produce the president before they enjoy good roads, before infrastructures are in place. This is the fundamentally flawed impression of our situation.
The Igbos are a recognised majority that prefer to adorn the minority tag. We actually back a centre, no co-ordination, we have self styled and self centred leaders. No organised agenda, no sense of purpose, no focused directors, indeed we are not really ready.
Not with the way we have gloriously demeaned the office of the senate president. No wonder we are on regular basis insulted as a unit like the new fangled idea of flagging off a presidential campaign with our death trap roads.
Igbos should be practical, forget about 2003 but use 2003 to negotiate for our tomorrow. We should be prepared to reach out. It is a cardinal principle in politics. We should get away from market place optimum.
The South East has a choice today to make between the devil and the deep blue sea, an action that will determine our understanding of Nigeria and how we value ourselves and our future.
I don't decieve myself with the bogus idea of 30 political parties. For all I know we presently lack a base and we never planned for one. The igbos have a lot to learn and understand.

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Each year, we celebrate the start of the conference with a Kick-Off event! It's a great way to celebrate, relax, and meet with old friends after a day of workshops.
Our 2017 event included a declicious sampling of organic grown food from Nova Scotia catered by Wild Caraway, as well as local organic beverages for purchase from Big Spruce Brewing, Tatamagouche Brewing, and L'Acadie Vineyards. A special thanks to Select Nova Scotia for their support to help make the 2017 Kick-Off a success!


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At the end of last week, I asked on G+ what to do next, an app comparison or a new custom ROM review. On of the first answers that got my attention was someone asking for a custom ROM comparison instead. I thought about it for a while how this could works since I can't show them off side by side and it would be difficult no matter what. While thinking along I also remembered one post on YouTube where a viewer gave me the constructive criticism on the videos getting too long, especially the part where I listed all the features in the video review. I told him I am aware of that fact but I still haven't found the right solution to make the videos shorter without missing any important specs. After some more thinking the idea of the comparison database was born.
The idea behind the database
Creating a database that contains all the available features clearly visible and quickly to access for everybody was actually the hopefully right solution. Using it I don't need to waste anymore time on rattling down the whole list in my video… this saves me a whole lot of time but of course also you. And if someone wants to know if a specific feature is available in the reviewed ROM he can just quickly check the database and look for it, it's as easy as that. Of course this method also allows me to focus more on the important aspects of the ROM itself.
Creating the database itself took quite some time for sure but in the end I think this is the cleaner and smarter solution for everyone. I hope this to get a helpful tool for everyone to easily find the right ROM for himself that suites him the most.
I did 2 videos, one quickly explaining the purpose of the database itself and an additional one explaining some of the more important custom ROM features so that people who are maybe new to custom ROM flashing know what to look for. If you see any feature in my database and wanna know what it is for or what it does, leave me a comment. I will then either quickly explain it if possible or collect some of the requests and make another "features explained" video.
Here is the link for the database (it will also be attached to every upcoming custom ROM video as well as the matching article), it will be updated with every upcoming custom ROM video review. I am no professional in text editing, so if someone is maybe bored or wants to help me out in making a better and more professional appearing database to improve it, please contact me, I'd really appreciate it.
Here is one more video explaining my new review method 2.0


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B-Mix 5 This high-fire stoneware is smooth and shows bright colored glazes. I throw pots with this clay and I make a lot of pieces from slabs. One of my favorite styles is to decorate a slab of clay with many textures and imprints. I'll then form it into a mug or vase using a wood mold. I also use plaster molds to form dishes. After the first (bisque) firing I brush each section with a different bright colored glaze. (M&M page shows lots of pieces using this technique.)
Sheffield Gray Stoneware Early on when I threw bowls with the fine white clay sometimes they collapsed – right when I had the perfect shape! I needed a grittier clay that I could play around with on the wheel a little longer.
That led me to my gray clay. I live in PA and drive to MA to buy this Sheffield clay. (Or my good friend Sue, who lives near Sheffield, picks it up and brings it to me. Thanks Sue!) It is gritty and sturdy for throwing. The pots are very different from the ones made with the white clay. The colors are dark and I love the drippy colors I get when I mix several glazes together on this clay. I use it to make some of my most popular mugs and wallpockets. I love the results but it can be a challenge to keep those great drips on the pot and off the kiln shelf.
Brown 112 Clay number 3! I wanted a clay that is between the bright white and the dark gray. This clay starts out brown, after the first firing it is pinkish, and in the end it is buff with dark specks that show through the glaze. The glazes have an earthier tone on this clay. Over the years I have found very pretty glaze combinations that I use on microwave cake bakers, yarn bowls, mugs and wall pockets.
So … one potter … three favorite clays … 39 favorite glazes!


text: Im wondering if I am the only person who had a major PE, 2/3 rds of my right lung is now blocked off and unusable, that didn't go to the ER or c a dr.? Its not that it didn't hurt, it hurt like heck for about 2 months, it restricted my breathing and movement it was a turly sucky time to be me. But I had no insurance and it being a PE never crossed my mind. I had bad allergies and coughed day a night from post nasal drip so I just figured I had really angered my lung and the surrounding muscle and tissue from coughen possible in the wrong position. I even though I might have cracked a rib or two but those heal on there own. I did not miss any work at either of my to jobs as I had two young daughters to feed. I have a high pain tolerance but didn't think it to be anything major. So my body closed of the 2/3rds of my right lung, no air in no air out. It kust sits there being useless. Its like my body can't decide if it wants to kill me or keep me around :).(that odd sense of humor I have). Anyway I know I should have died, heck there's been a few times I should have died, but to the amazement of my drs im still here kickn an screaming. So anyone else out there who didn't go to the ER or at least a Dr.? Or am I just the idiot who didn't have the time of money to worry about breathing.


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The TIA (Terrorist Information Act) has been the subject of many a discussion of late, especially here at AO. Now it appears that a group of good folks at MIT are countering with a system to let the people keep an eye on the government, a group of tools made available by GIA , or Governmental Information Awareness.
Original article here."Our goal is develop a technology which empowers citizens to form their own intelligence agency; to gather, sort and act on information they gather about the government," said MIT graduate student Ryan McKinley, who developed GIA under the direction of Christopher Csikszentmihályi, an assistant professor at the MIT Media Lab's Computing Culture group.
"Only by employing such technologies can we hope to have a government by the people and for the people," McKinley said.
GIA allows people to explore data, track events, find patterns and build profiles related to specific government officials or political issues. Information about campaign finance, corporate ties and even religion and schooling can be accessed easily. Real-time alerts can be generated when news of interest is breaking.
I found the irony of finding and reading this article on Independance Day to be quite delicious.


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Sight is invisible, until it disappears. Then it becomes a blind spot. When the protagonist of Lina Meruane's Seeing Red (Deep Vellum; $14.95) loses her vision suddenly (a blood vessel bursts in her eye), she—and we—learn to see blindness. Like the experience of being plunged into darkness, it is impossible to describe. But you know it when you see it…
Seeing Red was first published in Spanish in 2012 as Sangre en el ojo, and won the Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz prize. It's Lina Meruane's fourth novel. Her voice is relatively new to the Anglophone world—though she lives in New York—so her book carries the inevitable carte de introduccion from Roberto Bolaño on its back cover ("Lina Meruane's prose has great literary force: it emerges from the hammer blows of conscience, but also from the ungraspable, and from pain…. one of the one or two greats in the new generation of Chilean writers"). But we shouldn't mistake her for an "emerging voice"; Seeing Red is the triumphant realization of a stunning artistic vision, a novel as black and bitter and bloody (and beautiful) as its central conceit. It's a novel that's hard to describe. But you know it's great when you read it.
This interview was conducted over e-mail, in English, over the course of several weeks, and has been lightly edited.
This novel is like a memoir: The protagonist has almost the same name as you, and you went through a very similar experience, temporarily losing your sight. But if you wanted to write a memoir, you could have. Why did you write a novel instead?
I thought I would write a memoir about going blind. I had in mind Sylvia Plath's Bell Jar and William Styron's Darkness Visible, the most intense memoirs I've ever read. But when I tried to write my own, I failed. By page three, I realized that the writing needed to go somewhere else—and already had! There were too many constraints in telling only true events, in describing characters as they were in real life. So I liberated myself from the pains of autobiography.
What didn't true events let you write about?
I felt pushed to explore aspects of blindness that I had not experienced. The autobiographical element was the trigger, but fiction allowed me to take the situation to an extreme and to look into it with a raw eye. Consider this: We romantically blind ourselves with the promise of unconditional love ("I'll do anything for you"); what if that promise was delivered, literally? And consider this: We tend to think of the ill as powerless, but what if the ill were not powerless at all? What if the protagonist was able to find strength and exercise power in her blindness? Those questions were much more interesting to me than a truthful account of the events. So I went in that direction at the risk of having readers believe, as they often have, that I am a monster.


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"Oh man. This is a phone call I had at work earlier. First, someone else answers but she wants to speak with a "manager or person in charge for the evening." So, employee gets me & I do my little phone greeting & here's what follow:
Customer on the phone: "I want to do a pick up order for a calzone but I don't want one of the ones listed on your menu. It says I can custom build my own but I'm not sure what I want in one. What is your favorite stuff to get inside one?"
Me: "I like garlic, chicken, spinach and mozzarella."
Customer: "Oh no, I don't like chicken. What's a popular thing a lot of people get?"
Me: "Pepperoni, ham, olives, mushrooms, ricotta, mozzarella."
Customer: "Oh that sounds good except I don't like ham."
Me: "We can leave the ham out and sub in another meat or just do pepperoni if you like."
Customer: "That does sound good but no, I don't want that one tonight. I'll remember that for another time. You know, I think I just want the Hawaiian tropic calzone you have listed."
(Note: it's not called Hawaiian tropic. It's just called The Hawaiian. D'oh.)
Me: "Okay, no problem. That does come with ham so you'll want that without the ham, correct?"
(Note: that's obvious but I have to be polite & say crap like that anyway. All the ingredients are listed on the menus for our entrees so she obviously saw it comes with ham. Which she already said she doesn't eat.)
Customer: "Oh I see, no okay no on the Hawaiian. Shoot. What would you recommend for me? No ham and no chicken so…"
Me *trying not to throw the phone at the wall*: "Why don't you tell me what kind of meats and veggies you get on your favorite pizza and we'll take those and make a calzone out of it…"
Customer: "Oh well let's see it does depend on what I feel like eating. I like a good veggie pizza but I like a meat lovers and oh I love a good bbq chicken or broccoli spinach pizza….." And I'll spare you the rest of it because she went on for two minutes debating what sounded good. Then, "….Okay so now that I told you all of that, what do you think would be a good thing to do with a calzone for me?"
So, two more minutes of us going back and forth on her options she now had available to her. Then finally she was settled on what she wanted to get. So I wrote the order down & started to tell her how long it would take when she cut me off & said she changed her mind. She spent another minute waffling on whether to go with a veggie calzone or to do a meat lovers type one instead. She settled on veggies only & I hung up the phone after finishing up. I was about to go turn the order over but the phone rang so I stopped & picked it up.
Guess who? Yep. She wanted to change her mind again.
She decided she just wanted garlic cheese bread with spicy marinara and a chicken ceasar salad instead.
Chicken? I asked if she wanted to replace the chicken with a different meat since she said she didn't like chicken earlier. She said she likes chicken in salad but nothing else.
So then she asked me about our soups for the day. Which I told her. She asked me what was in each one. I told her. She wanted a cup of tomato basil soup to go with her order. I gave her the new total and time and off the phone I went. I waited two minutes to see if she would call & change her mind again but the didn't call back.
Her indecision made my head want to explode. Aye aye aye.
Then when she came to pick her order up, she debated on changing it but decided since we had it done already that she would just stick with it. Except, she didn't want the soup after all because she didn't think the one she chose (tomato basil) would go well with the salad and bread.
Thankfully, she was the only difficult customer we had all night, lol."
I'm not an indecisive person. I have moments of indecision but they're few and far between. My boyfriend on the other hand, incredibly indecisive. It's one of the few things about him that drives me fucking crazy. I just don't understand the inability to make a decision, especially over something simple. I like a LOT of different things. I have a wide variety of interests. I always have multiple options when it comes to making decisions for things when it comes to shopping, eating, what to do with free time, what kind of tea I want to drink, etc because I like such a wide variety of things. I'm decisive, though. It might take me a moment to contemplate something but not often. That's probably due to the fact that I'm rather impulsive so I just go with the first thing I think more often than not. I'm rarely ever afraid of making the wrong decision, though.
I'm not trying to pick on those, like my boyfriend, that are more indecisive than most people. I just don't understand it really. So for someone who has no issue with making decisions most of the time, it's frustrating to deal with someone who takes almost 30 minutes to figure out what they should be eating. I imagine for someone who is indecisive, making simple decisions is probably stressful to them because they have such a hard time deciding. Again, I just don't understand why it's difficult. I get some things require more thought than others but.... *shrug* Anyone that can shed some light on it, feel free. ;)
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Monday, July 9 2012 | Creon and Alfatechform
After a rapid breakfast, I find myself once more in the Creon conference room. The Creon team of Anna and Sandjar is joined today by Mr Nika Asatiani, the Deputy General Director. As we discussed yesterday basically all the important issues, this morning is devoted to an exchange of ideas and information about the Russian PET in general and some of the more interesting companies in the sector in particular.
Anna put in a few hours overtime yesterday evening, and assembled some printed material for me, for which I am duly grateful. Not only that, but the three of them offered me more data and gave me contact names of customers, valuable support indeed for the tour. Once again, many thanks for all the help and assistance you gave us!
From Creon our next destination is Alfatechform in Klimovsk, a manufacturer of preforms and closures, as well as detergents and personal care products. The company is based on a former military base, where, during the Soviet era, ammunition was made for Kalashnikovs, but today is the home of plastics processing. For the first time we actually manage to arrive ahead of schedule! Oleg Sidorenko, Head of the Technical Department, collects us at the site's main gate, as the Editourmobil is not allowed to go any further. In the subsequent discussion with Deputy Director Alexander Korotov and Oleg, who kindly translates Alexander's Russian into English, we learn more about how the two divisions of the company have developed over the years. After visiting the production facilities, we are joined by Svetlana Ansimova, sales manager at Netstal, for a brief discussion. The visit ends with the inevitable photo session in front of the Editourmobil.
We head out towards Plarus and Europlast for our next appointment. The company is located on the other side of Moscow, and, once again, we get caught up for ages in traffic jams on the Moscow Ring Road. We make a brief halt at a hypermarket to stock up on some provisions for the next few days. In the dairy section, we see for ourselves what has already become a hot topic for discussion: innumerable examples of milk products in PET packaging, an increasing trend. After a meal in the restaurant, the torture continues in the still congested Moscow streets, and it is early evening by the time we finally reach Europlast. The one consolation is that my contact Victoria Kashevarova has very kindly organised a secure parking place, in a car park belonging to the company. A storm seems to be brewing, which might just cool things off after the unbearable heat of the day, hopefully.....


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We're getting married in six weeks. Writing this, I still don't think I really believe it, but, I promise you, it's very much true and very much happening. Let me rewind for a second:
Growing up, Porter and I always said we wanted to get married in Italy. We're both Italian, love everything Italian, and felt like a destination wedding was the kind of wedding we should have: something that was an experience for every guest, a whirlwind weekend that after-the-fact would kind of feel like a dream, and that, in its grandeur, would properly reflect the ten-year build up from that first day we started dating to that at-the-altar moment.
The first time we talked about getting married, I think I was all of fifteen, and the weirdest thing looking back on that is that it wasn't weird at all. There weren't any sub-thoughts going on like, "Oh my gosh, Porter must really like me," or, "It's so weird that he's bringing this up," it kind of was just mutually understood that we would arrive at this point someday, and that, when we did, that point would be located somewhere in Tuscany or on the coast (depending on which one of us you asked). So, yes, when we got engaged last month wedding planning wasn't a completely unexplored topic, and we thought knew exactly what we wanted. There's the key word: thought.
So, a few weeks ago in Greece, just a few days after we got engaged, we slowly got around to planning. We started to talk about the sort of things we might want and the sort of things we definitely would not want, and about halfway through these conversations we would drop them to go swimming or to go downtown or to eat lunch, which seems normal enough for any other couple on vacation, but that should have been a red flag from the start.
Porter and I are both creatively-wired, we come up with about a dozen (mostly bad) ideas weekly and can deconstruct them for over an hour, (or over 3 hours if it's something we're really excited about). We like to talk things out, and we're both pretty visual, which is why I already know exactly what our dream kitchen will look like, and why Porter paused the TV yesterday to talk for 20 minutes about why Bloodline makes the cameraman's hands shake during intense scenes. If we drop a topic halfway through it's usually because we're disinterested or can't seem to visualize what we're talking about. In this case, we eventually realized it was both. Every time we discussed anything about Italy, I could picture a wedding but it was never our wedding. I could flip through magazines or head onto Pinterest, pointing out details I loved and kind of meshing them all together in my mind, but the finished product always felt like someone else's dream, like I was planning for a friend or a sibling. To make matters worse, I felt completely emotionally uninvolved in that wedding, which was quietly making me pretty anxious. Until I figured out why.
Most of the past 6 years, our relationship has been defined by future-focused thinking. When you're long distance, especially across two countries, you talk and think constantly about the next time you're seeing each other, how many days away it is, and the time you'll see each other after that. If you're not careful, your life can take on the feeling of just getting through point A to point B, versus enjoying the present between them. I think Porter was a lot better at avoiding that than I was, and though I think it's completely dramatic to say you can have PTSD from having been long-distance from someone for a really really long time, I think I might experience a teeny tiny nuance of that feeling looking back on that stage of life.
Only in the past year and half, since I moved back to Boston, has my world kind of re-shifted into being entirely in-the-moment. We're so busy now most days that I don't really worry about what's happening next week or even tomorrow. We're here and now, and we're happy that way. But then we found ourselves caught up planning something a whole year away, and I think my brain kind of hit the brakes at having that concentrate-on-this-far-away-date mentality reintroduced. I was quietly absorbing the reality that our traveling the world year, a year meant to be as absolutely in-the-moment as possible, would contain a lot of late nights pulling us out of that bubble, and kind of disallowing us from fully giving ourselves to that in-the-now thinking. I wasn't enthusiastic about that, and fortunately, Porter was quietly experiencing the same reservations.
So, I waited for him to get home from work one day, and decided I would just blurt out what I was thinking and, depending on how he reacted, I would know if I was crazy or not. At first, he did think I was crazy, but slowly, as I explained my reasoning (through tears), he noticed that all the things that had been bothering me (and him) were resolved by this new plan, a plan to not get married a year later in Italy, but to change the date of what was going to be our engagement party to our wedding day. After years of living a relationship that was defined by waiting for the day to come when we'd actually live in the same place, we just didn't want that waiting-feeling associated with what would be one of the happiest days of our lives. We went home the next day, sat down our parents, held our breath, and were shockingly met by "this is absolutely doable," instead of the "this is absolutely not happening." And so, we're getting married in 6 weeks (August 12th, to be exact).
Our busy days have turned into impossibly busy days, and our long checklists are even longer, but even in the tornado of things to get done, this weight has strangely been lifted. We're a whole lot calmer about this planning stage, and we're able to concentrate on just getting done what we can today. Strangely enough, as soon as we realized we wanted to get married on Porter's property, and walked through the woods behind his house and chose exactly where to have the ceremony, we knew exactly what we wanted down to every detail; it was like the lights went up on that formerly blank visual as soon as we decided we were going to have the wedding we really wanted (funny how God works that way). And even though it won't be in Italy, and lots of people have weddings at their family's houses, and lots of people choose to get married locally, it took us shamefully long to realize that no matter where your wedding is, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter where it happened, but who's surrounding you and the feeling of being there. Kind of like life.
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Couldn't have put it better Anna
CONGRATS!! In the end, all that matters is that you are together, married, and with friends and family! Peter's property sounds perfect. Italy can be the honeymoon! Best of luck to you both <3
We are getting married at my fiancé's aunt's summer house where we happen to celebrate our anniversary every year, so it's really meaningful to us! Although it's about 1 – 3 hours away + a 1 hr ferry ride for most of the family, and some have already RSVP'd no (without the invitations being sent out!) because of the location/cost to get there. So to be honest, people might not enjoy having to travel to Italy for your wedding… Local is better for the guests! If you want to think about it practically… 😉
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Wow! Congratulations! You're 100% prioritizing the right things. Good on you for being brave and making a bold decision. I'm so glad you feel relief and excitement. That's exactly how you should feel. Best of luck for the big day!! I can't wait to see the photos 🙂 The photos in this post are stunning, by the way!
I love this!! And you are so right, it is not about where but who you are with! I'm sure you guys are crazy busy at the moment but this will all be worth it! Congrats! I honestly think this is a sign of a good start to a marriage. You guys put yourselves first!
Congrats…these photographs are so beautiful and you both seem super cute together.
The six weeks will fly by! It'll a whirlwind of amazingness. Congratulations to you both!!
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by Marisha
Hello Friends!
I haven't updated our readers in a while, but I wanted to say a quick hello!
I just finished doing a production of one of my favorite shows, Chicago, at North Birch Park Theatre in San Diego. I was fortunate enough to work with my friend Ron Kellum for the third time, with whom I did this same show my sophomore year of college. Also, with one of my inspirations and friends, Randy Slovacek, who did the amazing revival choreography again!
The experience was truly magical. It was a rare thing to have so many talented people with so much hunger and love for the stage in the same show. It became like a family, even though it was a short six-week process.
Most importantly, I was able to relive my role as Liz, the "Pop" girl in the number "Cell block Tango." It was amazing to see how different my take on the role was now that I am five years older. I like to think all my discoveries as an adoptee have matured and settled within me, and I can finally explore all aspects of myself knowingly and fearlessly.
This role is so amazing, because it gave me the chance, as an Asian American female performer, to give a ballsy, intimidating, and strong performance–just the type of performance that you don't normally see written for us. I hope more come around for me and others. Enough rambling, hope everyone is well!!!
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Last December, Hall of Famer and American Heart Association advocate Rod Carew received a life-saving heart and kidney transplant. After finding out that the organs were donated by Konrad Reuland, a former NFL tight end who died of a brain aneurysm, Rod, the AHA and the Reuland family came together for a special press conference to share their remarkable story and promote organ donation.
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Introducing Author Kate Benzin
Posted on February 4, 2013. Filed under: Author Interviews, L.Leander Reviews and Interviews | Tags: adventure, author, Bali, eBook, Fire and Death, Himalayas, Kate Benzin, L.Leander's Reviews and Interviews, self-publishing, The Heart of Bali, Transformative Travel, travel, volcano, writing |
I am very pleased to introduce you to Kate Benzin this week. She's an adventuress who shares her travel escapades with readers through her work. I met Kate on a Facebook group and we became instant online friends. If you haven't read her books you've got to do it – you'll be amazed, entertained and enlightened as you follow her on her journeys to different countries and cultures. Now, so I don't let the cat out of the bag, I'll go on with my interview of Kate. If you'd like to read my review of Kate's book Transformative Travel In Nepal, you can check it out here.
Interview of Author, Kate Benzin
by L.Leander
What is your favorite pastime (other than writing)? (you can only pick one) and why?
Travel is my favorite pastime other than writing. Of course, this is a bit of a cheat because I use my travels as the basis for some of my books. For example, my book TRANSFORMATIVE TRAVEL IN NEPAL: FULFILLING A DREAM IN THE HIMALAYAS is the true story of my trekking experience in the Nepal Himalayas. I kept a very detailed journal every day and then used my journal to re-construct my experience. It's written in a fiction style, but it's definitely a true story.
I have another book in the works called TRANS-SIBERIA EXPRESS TRAIN: MOWCOW TO MONGOLIA – also about my travel experience on that iconic train ride. It'll be a while before I publish that – just have too many books in the works.
Who are you as a writer?
I am a writer who like to delve into the emotions of how people react or why they act in certain ways. For me, plot is second to the emotional life of the characters.
What are your thoughts on the Indie Publishing movement?
The Indie Publishing movement is absolutely great. I've always written, but would have never bothered to actually publish a book without this movement.
Have you ever ghostwritten? Would you? Why?
I have not ghostwritten, but have actually considered it. I'm collaborating with a friend on a book that is a lot of rambling of a person who was sliding further and further into depression, paranoia, schizophrenia. If she had not been willing to have me as a co-author, I would have ghostwritten because I think her journey into that dark place and then back to recovery is very important and needs to be shared.
I doubt that I would do any ghostwriting for the money simply because I've got too much on my plate as it is. I have no objections to ghostwriting on principle – I guess if I ever ran out of my own stuff, then I'd do that.
What is your favorite book of all time? Why?
Do I have to pick just one??? Here are 3 – Crime & Punishment, Steppenwolf, Brothers Karamazov
Do you believe writers need a degree to be successful? Why or why not?
A degree??? What's that???
No, seriously, people need to have experiences in order to be successful. In my jaded opinion, a degree only shows that you had the discipline to do what needed to be done in order to get that piece of paper. Well, maybe it's not the only thing that it shows, but it certainly is not a requirement for success. To be successful, a person needs to look inside, examine what he/she finds there, and figure out what to do with what is inside.
You are camping in a tent in the woods. A loud roar happens outside the flap to the tent. What do you do?
I run out to see what it is. And hopefully, I have my camera with me to get a photo.
What is your greatest asset? Why?
My greatest asset – that implies that I have more than one! I guess I would say adaptability. It happens to be foremost in my mind right now because it was a very needed asset in something that I lived through a couple of years ago which is the topic of my next book – FIRE & DEATH: LIVING IN THE SHADOW OF JAVA'S MOST ACTIVE VOLCANO. This is another true story about my experience when the volcano that I live on erupted and I had to evacuate my home with my dogs. As I wrote this book, I certainly saw how my ability to adapt was so important.
What do you treasure most on earth?
My dogs – they are my loves.
What did you like to do as a child? Favorite games, pasttimes, friends, etc.
Well, of course, I liked to read. I can remember not playing after school with friends because I wanted to go home and read. Is that crazy or what?
What is the single-most important thing that has happened to you thus-far on your writing journey?
I guess that the most important thing is that I am constantly learning how to see the world differently. If I'm in the process of writing, then I'm looking at everything through the eyes of who I was then in the case of a memoir and how much I learned or experienced and seeing how that has affected me. If I'm writing fiction, then I'm looking at things through that person's eyes and seeing a different point of view.
It reminds me of when I first started painting – I never looked at anything the same way again. I saw colors more vividly – I saw shapes and colors that I'd never seen before. Writing does the same thing for me, but in a different way.
How important is being successful as a writer to you?
Well, as far as I'm concerned, just having strangers buy something that I put my heart and soul into – and then reading it – this is success to me, and I guess that's pretty important. I like selling more copies, but that isn't the most important part. Getting emails from readers who were touched by what I wrote – that is success – and yes, it's important.
The genie is going to grant you three wishes. What are they?
My first 2 wishes are the time and money to build a house on the property that I bought a few years ago very close to where I'm living now. Then the 3rd wish would be for me and my dogs to live out our days in that home. But I have to say that if I never build that house, I've already got a little piece of paradise where I'm living with my doggies already.
You get one day to spend any way you want with whomever you want. Describe the day (money is no object)
I hate to be terribly boring, but I'm already living the life that I dreamed of when I was younger. Later on, I'll probably be sorry that I didn't choose some place and someone really cool. I guess the only thing that I'd love would be if I could have a day 50 years from now to see what kind of technology has developed.
Who or what were your main inspirations for choosing a writing career?
I can't say that I had any actual inspirations. I always wrote as therapy for myself. I went through some very difficult times emotionally and writing was what got me through those times. And little by little, writing came to mean more and more to me.
Thank you for being my guest this week, Kate. Readers, leave Kate a comment to let her know you enjoyed our chat. And be sure to check out her books (scroll to the bottom to see the cover of her soon-to-be-released book, Fire and Death.
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Kate Benzin is a seasoned traveler and tour director who has lived in Indonesia for most of the past 30 years. Indonesia became her home when she took a 3-month work assignment to train Indonesians on word processing equipment, and she fell in love with the adventurous lifestyle that living in Indonesia gave her. After working as a tour director in many countries of the world for the past 15years, she now spends most of her time writing in her home/office which she shares with her three Dalmatians.
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When we read about the creation of the heavens and the earth in the first two chapters in the Bible, and when we read about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, we read about a perfect world that sounds fabulous. But, then it all seems to unravel very quickly. It not only becomes bad, but it goes from bad to worse. From Adam and Eve, to Cain and Abel, to Lamech and the other descendants, the condition of our world kept going down and down and down. It got so bad, that God decided to flood the world and start over. It's a pretty bleak picture.
This is our family tree. This is our family history. It is not a history to be proud of. We have descended from a long line of rascals, scoundrels, robbers, thieves, murderers, and selfish narcissists. The Bible is not revisionist history that tries to show us only the best side of our ancestors. It puts all of their faults and sins front and center for all to see. The stories show us as much about how not to respond to tough situations as they do about how to respond. We learn from other people's mistakes and sins as much as we learn from their accomplishments and achievements. We learn from their failures as much as we learn from their successes.
In his book Falling Upward by Richard Rohr, he writes that the way up is often the way down, and the way down is often the way up. Sometimes we have to fall down, to learn something valuable, before we can get up and move forward. He says that loss comes before renewal. He says that losing, falling, failing, and suffering are necessary experiences of the human journey. We grow more through pain than through joy.
In the book of Genesis, the wrestling and the wounding of Jacob are necessary for him to become Israel. In the book of Exodus, Moses discovers that experiencing God involves being burned without burning up. In the gospels, Peter denies even knowing Christ before he can become the leader of the early church. Jesus has to go through crucifixion, pain, and death, before He can experience the resurrection. Paul has to become blinded and confused before he can regain his eyesight, understand the error of his ways, and become one of the greatest church leaders in the first century.
Richard Rohr says that there will always be at least one situation in your life that you cannot fix, control, explain, change, or even understand. He says before the truth will set you free, it will make you miserable. But eventually, it will change you. Jesus said that anyone who wants to save their life will lose it (Matthew 16:25-26). Paul says that when we are weak, then we are strong (2 Corinthians 12:10).
The good news of these stories is always the grace of God. Time after time, when we read about people failing, we see that God continues to reach out to them in grace. God passionately pursues a confused and disobedient humanity, offering us love and grace and redemption. He gives second chances where they are not deserved. He doesn't kick us when we are down. He helps us get up, dusts us off, and helps us move forward. This is the good news of the Bible. The Stories from the Beginning of Time describe a God who lives in the midst of our awful, sinful world, but it doesn't scare Him off. He doesn't get fed up and walk away. He doesn't get so frustrated with us that He gives up on us. He stays connected with us, always close at hand, always ready to respond to our calls for help. He offers us His Son Jesus, as a way for us to be forgiven and always stay connected to Him.
Whatever you are going through, God is with you. Whatever you have done, God wants to help you through it. No matter how bad you have been, God is extending His grace to you through Jesus, with an offer for a second chance. Take it.


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This partly has to do with War of 1812 bull$#@! but mostly this mentality revolves with the fact that Canada has gun control laws so that somehow makes it safer than America where the whole Country apparently consists of Detroit with a bunch of smaller ghettos surrounding it where if you even take one step south of the border your basically walking into a redneck infested slum.
But surprise surprise. Everything costs 1/4 dollars less and most of the suburbs and cities have no crime so I really don't know why I should be bragging.
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I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Chicago to work with the Illinois Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty in preparation to push their repeal bill, which will be heard during the short 6 day veto session that began on November 16 and could go all the way through and pass THIS WEEK (if not this week, then at the end of the month). After 10 years of study and the exonerations of 20 innocent men sentenced to death, Illinois is well positioned and closer than ever to repeal, but leadership needs pressure from other states to make repeal a reality and to join the ranks of New York, New Jersey, and New Mexico by getting rid of this internationally-condemned system once and for all. In addition, all of the major Chicago papers are speaking out in favor of repeal. Below is a recent op-ed from the Chicago Sun-Times.
The Illinois coalition is calling for a Virtual Lobby Day where people from everywhere, including right here in Georgia, are encouraged to call or fax newly re-elected Democratic Pat Quinn to support the bill and tell him that as person from a heavy use death penalty state, Illinois has a tremendous opportunity to be a leader in the abolition movement and pave the way for heavy use states like Georgia to move towards repeal.
It was an amazing experience to spend time in a state where abolition is eminent. Although, I know we have a lot of work ahead of us here in Georgia where our reality is one of fighting expansion; fighting for contact visits for those on death row and continuing to shine light on Troy Davis' case; it was energizing to bare witness to the fact that- it can happen here and we will get there.
I hope that you all will take a moment to fax and call Governor Quinn and encourage him to have courage and stand on the side of fairness and justice when the repeal crosses his desk.
Governor Pat Quinn
Office of the Governor
207 State House
Springfield, IL 62706
(f) 217-524-4049
Thank you for all that you do.
With hope,
Kathryn Hamoudah
Chairperson for Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty
Outlaw death penalty to save lives and cash
November 8, 2010
Starting next week, the state Legislature will have a chance to put an end to a long-running source of injustice -- the death penalty.
We've long supported the moratorium on the death penalty in Illinois and reforms designed to protect innocent people from execution.
But now there is an opportunity to abolish capital punishment in Illinois altogether. The state Legislature should jump on it.
Already, Illinois has had too many close brushes with wrongful executions. In recent years, a staggering 20 men sentenced to death have instead been freed.
Advocates of keeping the death penalty argue that new reforms make it virtually impossible to convict an innocent person in a capital case. We've heard it before and, if Illinois keeps the death penalty, we will hear it again after the next round of controversial cases.
In the past, we've supported the death penalty as long as the legal system gives the accused a fair trial that results in a verdict of guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Sadly, in light of experiences in recent years, that goal seems unrealistic.
Moreover, Illinois has spent an estimated $100 million in the last seven years to pay for the prosecution and defense in death penalty cases. On top of that, according to the Illinois Capital Punishment Reform Study Committee report released last week, civil damages paid to men freed from Death Row have totaled $64 million since 1977. It doesn't make sense to spend those dollars when a good alternative is available: life without possibility of parole.
Like the death penalty, life without parole keeps heinous criminals off our streets, deters serious offenses and gives victims a sense that justice has been served.
For the Legislature's upcoming veto session, the Illinois Coalition Against the Death Penalty is making a strong push for abolishing the death penalty and has lined up both Democratic and Republican sponsors. The effort also is supported by the Illinois State Bar Association.
Ten years ago, then-Gov. George Ryan commuted all existing death sentences to life in prison and placed a moratorium on further executions, saying he had lost confidence in the reliability of convictions in capital cases.
But that didn't abolish the death penalty, and any governor can overturn the moratorium at any time. Death Row now has 15 inmates who were sentenced after Ryan left office, and their cases are working through the appeals courts, which takes an average of 13 years.
The death penalty is arbitrary -- handed down in some cases but not in others with similar facts. Even with the best safeguards in place, it's unreliable, with irreversible consequences. And it's costly.
It's time capital punishment in Illinois comes to an end.


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Individuals, families and community groups can sponsor a tree, and come along to plant it yourself.
If you are a local business, you can sponsor a tree or a tree-related project.
Park Friends
Friends Groups are groups of local people who have an interest in their nearby open space or park and want to volunteer to help in promoting, maintaining and developing it. Existing Friends Groups can apply to BTFL to have trees planted in their park. You will need to liaise with your local Park Ranger or Constituency Parks Manager.
You can help out at a tree planting event in your local park by joining your local Friends Group.
If your local park or open space doesn't have an existing Friends Group, you could even think about starting one – you can get advice and help to do this from Birmingham Open Spaces Forum (BOSF), a network organisation that aims to bring together all the people in Birmingham with an interest in open spaces. BOSF offers opportunities for groups and individuals interested in open spaces to share knowledge and experience.
Lots of people volunteer to help with practical projects in their local park. If you would like to volunteer, contact the Park Ranger service for more information - a list of Ranger 'hubs' can be found by clicking here.
If you are a school you can bring a group of children to help out at a local planting event.
Cannon Hill Park Tree Walk Guide
BTFL was proud to launch its first Tree Walk Guide in 2010, for Cannon Hill Park, the city's flagship park. The leaflet details over 20 trees in the park, and includes a map to take visitors on a tour around the magnificent trees in this beautiful park. One of BTFL's objectives is to increase awareness of the importance of trees, and it is hoped that the Tree Walk Guide will encourage people to take more interest in the trees in the park and to see them in a different way. BTFL is grateful to Calthorpe Estates for their support which has enabled this leaflet to be produced.
Visitors to Cannon Hill Park can pick up a leaflet from the park's cafe and ranger station. The leaflet is also available at the Midland Arts Centre (MAC) - if you can't see it on display, please ask at reception. It is hoped that is just the first of several guides to be produced for the city's parks, to help people to appreciate the wonderful trees they may take for granted!
You can find a PDF copy of the leaflet here.
Ward End Park Tree Trail
In July 2014 the Friends of Ward End Park launched their new Tree and Sculpture Trail. Sue Griffith of BTFL wrote the accompanying leaflet on behalf of the Friends, which was funded through a grant from Community First, and the beautiful log sculptures were funded through a Big Lottery Fund grant. Trees planted by BTFL form part of the tree trail. This historic inner city park is a beautiful example of an urban park, and the very active Friends Group plays a huge role in keeping it looking good, as well as organising events and projects on behalf of, and with, the local community.
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Get current, people. You don't want to adopt new things on day one. But at some point, running old versions of software adds unnecessary difficulty.
In live workshops, there is a limit to how much we can help with ancient versions of R or RStudio. Also, frankly, there is a limit to our motivation. By definition, these problems are going away and we'd rather focus on edge cases with current versions, which affect lots of people.
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