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Friday, July 27, 2007
My house has been "sold"
While we were in Spokane things finalized on the house my buyer's are selling and they wanted a couple of things signed by me. They faxed over an acceptance of the inspection report that calls for replacing a small amount of the siding at the rear of the house. We have gotten a bid on that for about $250 plus tax and it has now almost been finished. The other thing was that they would like to take possession of the house on Aug. 1st, although the sale won't close until the 10th when they get the money from the closing of the house they are selling. They also asked to be able to get into it this weekend to start painting, especially on the outside, as the weather report here is favorable for the next week or longer. I signed and faxed them back.
We decided that we should be here to see things through on this sale, plus the forecast in Spokane called for temps that could be as high as 100F starting today. As I have said earlier, Pat doesn't like hot weather and three digit readings are definitely HOT. So, we got up early yesterday, left the campground at 08:00, bought $115.75 worth of gasoline to replace what we burned driving over and were on the road by 08:20 for home. We stopped in Ellensburg about 11:30 for lunch, then turned north to cross Blewett Pass on US 97, heading for US 2. We stopped in Leavenworth at Prey's Fruit Stand for fresh apricots & peaches, then headed west over Stevens Pass. We found quite a bit of construction causing two long delays, so we wouldn't have arrived at I-5 in Everett until about 16:30 and that is rush hour. So, we turned north on SR 9 and came home the back way, arriving here at 17:07. We unloaded a few things then went out for dinner and crashed in our recliners when we got home.
This morning I got the rig unloaded, then took it to Safeway to fill the gas tank before parking it. This time it took more gas as we drove farther and crossed two mountain passes, both higher than Snoqualmie that we crossed while going over there, but we got it for $2.719/gallon so I only spent $116.50. I brought it home and washed it, then parked it in it's storage lot. I did figure our mileage and from the time we filled it just after buying it to the end of this trip, a distance of 808 miles, it averaged almost exactly 8 miles per gallon. That is not too bad of mileage for moving a house.
Speaking of houses, here is another photo of mine with the Sold sign:
I will miss this house and it sure holds a lot of good memories for me. But I live only about two blocks away and have some very good friends living next door to my "old" place so am sure I will be still seeing quite a bit of it.
This sale about closes a major book in my life and Pat & I can get on with building our book of life. We have some plans for this house we live in, like adding a sun room on the SW side, fencing & landscaping changes in the back yard, etc. There may even be a trip to Hawaii this winter. For us, not the house. If I can convince Pat there is no other way to get there except by airplane. That genie hasn't built the bridge yet to drive over there.
Labels: House, Pat and I, Photos, Reminiscing, RVing
You can now move forward with the next chapter of life with Pat.
Btw. I payed $1.32 a litre for fuel for my car yesterday.roughly 4 litres to the gallon.
Sorry I havent been by for a while. Congratulations on the sale of your house. Like you say, time for a new chapter to begin. I am so happy you have found someone to share your life with. Huggys a great companion as far as cats go, but Im sure Pat fills a much bigger place in your heart!
The pics of the gardens are amazing. I really love japanese gardens. They are so methodical and neat! Very calming.
It looks like a really nice park you live in.
I don't like hot weather either. It is supposed to get near 80 again this week. I am so glad I bought that air conditioner!!
Hope the weather begins to cool down for you ... too much heat is no fun.
Take care, Meow
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Then 3,000 men of Judah went down to the cleft of the rock of Etam, and said to Samson, "Do you not know that the Philistines are rulers over us? What then is this that you have done to us?" And he said to them, "As they did to me, so have I done to them."
Judges 15:11
Samson has become a revenge machine. His story is reading like a contemporary action movie. He has become the antihero. His rage burns against the Philistines. The cycle just grows in intensity in this chapter.
At the beginning of the chapter, he decides to reconcile with his estranged wife and father-in-law. He finds that in his absence, his father-in-law has given his wife to the best man at his wedding. He is so enraged that he burns down all the standing grain of the city... going from angry killer to pyromaniac. The Philistines respond by interrogating Samson's in-laws and burning his wife and father-in-law at the stake. Samson's rage burns on when he then evidently goes into the town and by sheer physical strength kills many men.
He then literally goes off to live in a cave and sulk. Brute strength and survivalist skills now mark Samson's lifestyle. He is on the edge... the outlaw who always has something to prove. And now he is making his own people uncomfortable. Three thousand men of Judah come to Samson's cave and demand that he let them hand him over to the Philistine army. He agrees, knowing full well this will be his next opportunity for revenge.
His answer to the Judahites is telling. He is only doing to his enemies what he thinks has been their treatment of him. He is living for retaliation. It is consuming him. But even this rage is being used by God to deliver Israel from oppression. Samson is handed over to a thousand soldier contingent. And he quickly dispatches every one of them with the jawbone of a dead donkey! He must have been quite the fighter!
The end of chapter fifteen finds Samson sulking in the desert, complaining to God and finding God supplying his need supernaturally. God is using this selfish, childish brute for His own sovereign purpose. Even though Samson is always looking for his pound of flesh, the emotional and spiritual toll it takes on him is painful to watch. He is a warning on the dangers of revenge thinking.
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8 Internet-Breaking Moments from #DelamarOnGoodTimes
Great times!
8 Internet-Breaking Moments
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By Kel Fabie
To those of us who still listen to morning radio, last Thursday's episode of Good Times With Mo was nothing short of historic, as the unthinkable happened: Delamar guested on the show.
The Clash of Mo and Delamar! Wow!@magic899 #historyinthemaking My first tweet in decades! Haha #DelamarOnGoodTimes
— Ralph Ricardo (@Flyboy_rap) May 10, 2018
Now, to our younger readers, this might not seem like such a big deal to you: after all, Delamar is currently also working for Magic 89.9, so she's already in the same company as Mo Twister, but to see these two legendary radio personalities together in one show was surreal for anyone who has tuned in to either or both RX and Magic since the mid-90s. We just never thought this was going to happen.
After all, even Delle ending up on Magic 89.9 was unthinkable to us, after she left radio two years ago to become a full-time mom.
Here are 8 things that happened during that unforgettable show that broke the internet and made #DelamarOnGoodTimes the top-trending non-AlDub topic on that day…
8. They opened with a bang.
Two alphas on the mic going at it. Might not be a good idea but it's hella entertaining. @Magic899 #DelamarOnGoodTimes
— John Marvin de Leon (@jindeleon) May 10, 2018
When they put Delle on, it didn't take long for them to immediately bring up their speckled past, including the infamous airlines commercial Mo produced back in the day to get back at Chico and Delle. And lo and behold, Mo actually… apologized for that!
7. The fireworks kept going.
WOW! What an intense convo between @djmotwister and @DelamarArias ! That was #radiogold ! @NikkoRMS @Magic899
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She took it to him…..and Mo didn't break.
— Good Times 89.9 FP (@GTWMFanPage) May 10, 2018
After that initial salvo, Delamar started turning the tables and analyzing Mo. Given what little she knew of Mo, it was a pretty accurate picture she painted of him.
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I'm so old I actually lived to see the day that Delamar would be a co-host on Good Times With @djmotwister
— Kyle (@EmperorWagyu) May 9, 2018
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— Ralph Edward Tingin (@redxiii__) May 10, 2018
Knowing full well that this was probably the most anticipated moment in Philippine radio in years, Mo asked Delle if she was keen on making this setup permanent. Everyone listening in rapt attention went wild one way or the other.
5. "Everyone is on their best behavior."
@djmotwister @NikkoRMS @DelamarArias That tito and tita debate… To be honest, that was good radio.
— Paul Nathaniel Palo (@paulnpalo) May 10, 2018
Mo sheepishly admits that a lot of their callers love picking on Chico and Delamar, so he promptly warned his regulars to stay away if they weren't willing to play nice. Pretty thoughtful of him, but also pretty telling at the same time.


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Did not lay very late. This afternoon went over to Dedham to Sissons' for tea. After tea, looking at Sisson's lovely 18th century travel books, Italy and Greece, and wondering how much damage has been done to Naples by the RAF. I stayed to supper, although I ought not to have done, and left at 9 o'clock on icy roads. There was an alarm on ever since about 7 o'clock. I told the Sissons about the job with Capt. Folkard, and they were quite pleased.
When I got to East Bridge I telephoned a message home (via Rallings) to say I would go straight to the Castle, which I did, relieving Harding at 10 o'clock, and finding that the stupid fool had opened our only tin of milk, kept for some emergency, to make himself a cup of tea.
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Wednesday and Thursday saw kobudo events at Shimogamo Jinja and Shiramine Jinja respectively. A few familiar faces were in attendance, including Ron Beaubien down from Tokyo, Serge Mol in from Europe, and Conrad Buscis demo'ing Tendo ryu. Many of the koryu groups were at both events and it was a nice way to spend a couple sunny spring afternoons.
My friend Neil was exhibiting some photos from his Cuba trip. I especially liked his use of colors. I tried to tell him what draws me most to a picture is a photographer's use of lines. Midway through, we both started to crack up.
From there we set off to Tadg's for open mic night. Eric and Harry showed up late, guitars in hand. Earlier, I had bought a new drum at my favorite drum shop in town, down Teramachi way, and offered to play with them. We did an original rendition of a Tom Waits classic, then I backed up Harry on a blues solo/medley/jammy kind of thing. About four pints later, and after some coercion, I got up to read some completely average garbage from my journal (having a massive choice of three whole pages) and a few old haiku I fished from my grey matter. The night was fantastic. I met quite a few other writers and musicians, plus the Tagd's staff. I was impressed how Eric, Neil, and Anna, knew a lot of the folks there. Besides the obvious gaijin studying traditional arts, Kyoto also seems to have a flourishing artistic community of a more Western bent. In contrast, Yonago is so bland, with months between events, then three things happening on the same night, all coordinated by friends who never bothered to communicate with one another. I love living up here, fully immersed in the J-side, but I miss having an artistic community around. Let's repeat the decade old mantra: I wanna move to Kyoto.
May 5th is Children's Day in Japan, but we decided instead to celebrate Cinco de Mayo at a good cheap Mexican place, El Latino. Last year I'd seen a live band there, but on this holiday, nada. The food was great as usual, the owner somewhat loco, and I was able to choke down a Bohemia, despite my hangover. That night we weren't the only one's celebrating. At the river, we passed a wedding party being serenaded by a line of jazz horns while the drumer banged away alone across the room. Bicycle and foot traffic had stopped on the bridge, looking in thru the ballroom's tall arched windows. Many reasons to party tonight.
On the turntable: Tears for Fears, "The Hurting"
On the nighttable: Best American Short Stories, 1991
Friday, May 13, 2005
GW3: Kyoto
Posted by Edward J. Taylor at 3:15 PM
Labels: drums, martial arts, music
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I was searching for a mexican restaurant in Kyoto and found your blog site.
Could you tell me where I can find "El Latino" in Kyoto?
This would be great.
Thanks :-)
- ted said...
El Latino's near the SW corner of Higashioji and Marutamachi, down some steps and in the back. The owner and staff are fun and genki, plus occasional live music. Amazing chorizo, best in Japan, I think...
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The Team B Report doesn't walk into the party as if onto a yacht, with its hat strategically dipped below one eye; and there isn't an apricot scarf. In fact, there's no concern for fashion of any kind. The vanities of political correctness, multiculturalism, and the lingua franca of self-abnegating tolerance do not appear. We are in a war for our existence, says Team B. We are fighting a subversive and well-organized subset of Muslims. "In keeping with Article VI of the Constitution, [we need to] extend bans currently in effect that bar members of hate groups ... from holding positions of trust in [government]."
But the national security establishment couldn't possibly agree with this. For them, it is unacceptable to identify America's enemies or to deny Muslims coveted posts. Opinion leaders like journalist Fareed Zakaria, as well as President Barack Obama, would rather talk about tolerance and inclusion. After all, if we don't embrace Muslims we will offend them. In that event, the next terrorist attack really will be our fault. And besides, a xenophobic display would damage our position overseas. Here is the main and immediate objection to Team B. As Zakaria explained in The Post-American World: America lacks legitimacy, unlike the rock singer Bono who excels because he is able to "capture the intellectual and moral high ground."
Instead of bogus national power based on military capabilities, we can found our security on the moral high ground, on vanity. Who needs to think of enemies, or the kind of vigilance required in preparing for war? We can do what Denmark, Luxembourg and the Baltic States did in 1940. And to do this all-the-better, we must follow Zakaria's suggestions. We must avoid publicly naming our enemies since this will only serve to unite them into a more compact mass. "Stop cowering in fear," warned Zakaria. Fear is the enemy. There is nothing to fear but fear itself, said FDR. There is nothing to fear because, as President Barack Obama recently told Bob Woodward, "We can absorb [another] terrorist attack...." If thousands die, if skyscrapers fall, if the Pentagon burns -- absorb it! Get over it! Grow up! America's strength is found in its tolerance, not in its ability to strike back.
But before Zakaria and Obama can fly off to Nova Scotia for a total eclipse of the sun, we should consider Team B's comeback. First, the issue at hand is not a matter of a few thousand dead or a few tumbled skyscrapers. It is a matter of life and death for an entire nation; because the United States is in a struggle for its existence. The enemy adheres to an "all encompassing Islamic political-military-legal doctrine known as shariah" which aims at global Islamic supremacy. Of course, a large number of Muslims don't follow the directives of shariah. On the other hand, a large number agree that they ought to. This nuance shouldn't be passed over in silence. Furthermore, as Muslims flood into the United States to live and work, we find ourselves unable to distinguish the moderates from the radicals. According to Team B: "the most difficult attack to defend against is the one that comes from inside the defensive perimeter...." The Report continues, "That is the situation of America today. We have an enemy inside our perimeter." Millions of Muslims live and work in America today. Which of these are enemies, and which are friends? The President says it doesn't matter because we can absorb an attack. Zakaria says it doesn't matter, because our best defense is to let everyone in (and include everyone). But is this really a defense? Or is it clouds in our coffee?
Defectors from the Muslim Brotherhood have already attempted to warn the American people that the Brotherhood seeks to destroy the United States Constitution and replace it with shariah. "These brave men," says the Team B report, "are helping to define the enemy." But the American establishment doesn't want to listen. They do not want definitions. They want inclusion, tolerance, and a blurring of every line of demarcation. They don't want to identify Islam with the cause of the enemy. They don't want to address the issue of forced marriages, honor killings, female genital mutilation, polygamy and domestic abuse. The Team B report says, "Evidence of the extent to which shariah is being insinuated into the fabric of American society abounds, if one is willing to see it."
Does Team B exaggerate the Islamic threat? If you read the Report you'll find that it discusses long-term Islamic subversion, stretching to the end of the present century. The main issues are cultural rather than military. The Report discusses our "national lack of moral certitude." It suggests that a failure to side with one's own society, customs and folkways is tantamount to taking the "other" side in a long-term struggle over values (theirs versus ours). Diversity, under these circumstances, is not automatically good. "Under sway of the multicultural credo, notions of the superiority of Western culture are heretical, an imminent threat to the leveling arrangement that makes the European Union's so-called 'meeting of different civilizations' possible."
But are such things truly possible? In real life, as opposed to childish dreams about life, you have to stand up for yourself. This doesn't mean that you have to be a bully. It means that if you aren't for yourself, then who is? In place of this sort of advice, our president gives the counsel of vanity, attempting to win approval overseas. Should we reconcile ourselves to absorbing a massive terrorist assault for the sake of maintaining what Zakaria calls "legitimacy" (which otherwise belongs to rock stars, and to Luxembourg)? Is national survival and persistence our goal, or do we crave international applause? Should America take a rock star as its model? Or should we sing the words set down by Carly Simon?


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Other updates included a new "Ratatouille" ride set for construction next to the Eiffel Tower in Epcot, naturally, as well as another "Guardians of the Galaxy" attraction in the same park. Disney executives got a glimpse of the park's potential when fans flocked to Frozen, a water ride attraction based on the hit movie, after it opened previous year.
Close by an entire host of motion picture news, Disney's D23 Expo declared some enormous changes for its amusement parks, and specifically, Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort Florida. Calling it "a game changer", Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway will be a ride-through attraction "that transform (s) the flat (Mickey Mouse) cartoon world" into a "dimensional experience", it said. "I'm thrilled to announce that Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel will transport our guests to the action-packed, inspiring world of superheroes including Iron Man, The Avengers, and Spider Man among others!"
For the Guardians of the Galaxy ride, it is confirmed to be completely different to California's Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: Breakout! So far, we only have a loose concept for the attraction and know that it will be a new E-ticket experience, taking over the aged Universe of Energy ride.
Expect things to get very meta, because apparently, a young Peter Quill visited Epcot before he was whisked away from Earth. D23 uncovered that the ride will take after the Guardians as they arrive on Earth, where Rocket Raccoon takes an old photograph of Quill as the gathering researches. Don't expect it to be as high-adrenaline as Mission: Breakout!
14 juillet : le nombre de voitures brûlées en hausse
Sur les 897 voitures brûlées, 631 ont fait l'objet d'une mise à feu volontaire, le reste a été touché par propagation. Néanmoins, le nombre de véhicules brûlés est en hausse par rapport à l'année dernière.
Somewhere else, the Ratatouille ride which wound up noticeably well known at Disneyland Paris will likewise locate a home in Flordia. With the France area already built at Epcot, and Paris having a ride based on the Pixar entity since 2014, the Ratatouille addition seems like a logical fit.
Chapek also announced that the "closed for refurbishment" Mission: Space will re-open with a new "Green" mission, while the existing "Orange" trip to Mars will be more spectacular.
The big golf ball stays, but Epcot will be getting a "Disneyfied" makeover. There will clearly be the individuals who will censure the recreation center for moving far from its unique statement of objective, however hoping to acquire a radical new group with two of Disney's best-known elements, without a doubt this must be something to be thankful for?
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My car for restoration is a MG TD which is build in 1951. The car is an original Californian black plate car, with original 1250 cc XPAG engine. The car and engine are complete number matching with the original type plates. The car is delivered to Lawndale California in 1951. The car was on the road for the first time in 1952. The car changed from owner ones in 1968. At that time the car was re-painted to aubergine and the interior was made black. The car drove with this new colours till 1972. Since then it stood still, after I have bought beginning 2005. The original colour of the car is MG red, with beige interior en tan hood. The steel of the car is in excellent shape, but al rubber parts are gone and the interior of the car was also in bad shape because of the burning sun. The retortion is in progress. I hope that the car is up and running again within a few years. For more information about the restoration, see the restoration paragraph on this web page.
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My name is Hermann Egges. I am collecting car brochures and advertisements since I was a little child.
First I collected articles and adverts of cars out of news papers and magazines. After that I went to local car dealers to get the brochures of the cars, showed in their show rooms. I was a happy child if I left the dealer with one or more brochures in my hand. These were the first brochures collected, which are still today in my private collection. This means that the collection of brochures starts in the late seventies up till now.
I try to search for people who have the same interest for car advertisemnets and brochures as I do. I would like to share experiences and information and hope to get in contact to interchange brochures with each other. In this way I try to enlarge the private collection of my and the collection of people I get in contact with.
All brochures shown on my web-page are out of my own collection. I have made photographs of them and made collages as shown on the web-page. More than 2.500 advertisements and more than 1.000 brochures are shown at my web page.
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The comments above have been generally accurate. Joyce McCloy, however, tries to use data to make a cause and effect argument rather than a coincidence or correlational argument. Rob Ritchie explains the meaning of the data and voila it is NOT cause and effect after all. Minneapolis did have factors that accounted for low turnout, so no one with any understanding of such data can pin that on RCV. As for Don Perata, it is technically correct that he was apparently upfront about his disdain for IRV or RCV and wrote important people on somewhat official looking stationary. His political power may be all that is necessary to effect changes he desires. Holding a press conference or calling for a meeting with proponents of the measure would have been true transparency.
However, Mr. Perata still has some ability to "muddy the waters" of understanding of what RCV is and is not. Some people see his interests as tied to theirs. He is after all, running for Mayor next year. The idea that no education plan exists is simply a "red herring." One need only look at the website of the Alameda Registrar of voters for that information. Therefore it is important to look at what's in it for him when trying to understand his motivation at this point. And as others have already stated, it is in his best interests to run in a June primary and if he doesn't win outright to run again in November. He has the resources to do so. Challengers may not be so lucky. The other point is that turnout in June is notoriously low, always a plus for a well known and well funded candidate.
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Friday on ABC's "The View," former co-host and executive producer of the upcoming VH1 series "Daytime Divas" Star Jones said of reports that President Donald Trump's 11-year-old son Barron Trump was upset when he saw the controversial photo of comedian Kathy Griffin holding up a bloody mask of his father, "There is a lot to have been embarrassed about if that was your father." While Jones was clear she felt the photo was "inappropriate," she also declared,"Our president cracks me up when he says his son was upset." Jones said, "It's tough, you know when you cross the line, and you used to always say, Joy, funny is funny, but then there are some things that just are not funny. And if the joke doesn't land, the joke doesn't land. I think that was really the problem." Jones continued, "I can't stand Trump, but that has nothing to do with it. But I don't want to see the president of the United States with a bloody head. Under any circumstance no matter who he is. I think it's inappropriate. There you go." But she said, "Our president though cracks me up when he says his son was upset. He has
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Dita Von Teese is filing for divorce from goth rocker Marylin Manson.
Page Six reveals:Sources say the raven-haired bombshell filed for the split right before Christmas, but Manson has been unaware of it because she couldn't get in touch with him.
"He's not been responsive," a friend said. "She loved him so much, but he has too many demons. He can't even communicate with her at this point. She tried to tell him she was divorcing him, but she can't even get him on the phone. She moved out of the house and he hasn't even noticed."
Friends say Manson had been boozing heavily last year, much to Von Teese's dismay, but she'd desperately tried to hold on. "She really tried to make this work," the friend said.
They were together for seven years before they tied the knot. What happens when you get married that changes the relationship so much that you get a divorce after only 12 months?
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We wanted to send a few housekeeping notes out to to everyone:
- Carroll Kids enrichment classes ended last week. There are a few exceptions for make ups:(Mon: Tae Kwon Do; Wed: Arts & Crafts; Thu: Flamenco). We do have very limited availability in a few classes. If you are still looking for classes, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Carroll Kids enrichment class winter session will begin on Monday, January 8. Aftercare resumes on Tuesday, January 2.
- Please notify us of any schedule changes for aftercare by Wednesday, December 20 for January. Please note that many schedules do change with the change in enrichment classes. Aftercare runs through Friday, December 22.
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MGM's official trailer...
"In a world that has begun to believe that financial profit is the only religion, sometimes not wanting money is more frightening to capitalist society than acts of terrorism." Arundhati Ray
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anybody know whether we will be able to see this in calgary?
- 22/4/07 10:11 a.m.
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I really hope we get to see this in the theaters. Might be a good one to have on DVD at any rate anyways.
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I recently watched Kung Fu Panda 2 with the kids. I know it sounds so cheesy, but it seriously brought me to tears several times because I resonate with the message so much! With Kung Fu Panda on my mind, I am going to take a stab at writing about the theme of the movie: inner peace. I know. That is such a daunting undertaking. What I would tag as inner peace is something that has been interlaced throughout previous posts. For those who have been following, it won't be completely new, but maybe framed in a different light.
During the movie, The Dragon Warrior, AKA Po, has flash backs to his childhood in the middle of battles. Even Sennika piped up during the movie and labeled these "flash backs" as triggers. (Check out the post on triggers if you haven't before). Because he has a response to the trigger and his mind is reliving the past, he isn't present to fight well. Whether we realize it or not (and until we do), we do the same thing. I won't hash out triggers again here, but want to zoom in on being present.
From my experience, it has been true that when my mind is caught up reliving the unresolved past or even fast forwarding with fear of the future, I am not present either. I may be fighting the enemy like Po, but some times my occupation elsewhere makes me simply miss taking in the full beauty of the child right in front of my face. Maybe there is someone who could offer/needs something important if I reach beyond myself, but I am too busy to notice. Maybe I feel like I am just existing...just surviving day after day...I have shut off the hurt or numbed out so I can keep going. I may not realize the great opportunities I have or the blessing right in front of me because my mind is too occupied with something other than the here and now. When my mind is elsewhere I may respond differently to those around me. I may be more impatient, less kind, reactive...just like Po, I won't be my best self in that important moment if my mind is anywhere but HERE, in the present (again, whether I realize it is happening or not).
The things that occupy our minds are unique, as are the things we may miss or not be our best selves for while we are occupied. The pattern is the same though. When we keep bringing the unresolved past into our present or jumping ahead to the future, we will have a different experience than when we are in the moment. Maybe you are saying to yourself that you don't do that. Maybe you don't. I can't speak for anybody buy myself and my own journey. What about these examples? Is there a certain person who really irritates you? Why? Is there something your spouse or kids do that you just can't stand? Why? Is there a personality trait that drives you crazy? Why? Are there situations that stir fear or frustration? Maybe times when you feel you don't have control or have no power or maybe fear looking stupid or fear somebody finding out something about you? I don't know what it will be for you, but I can say yes to everything above.:) I am really trying to come up with a few things off the top of my head. The point is, pay attention to those things that stir strong emotion because chances are, there is something underneath it. For me, it hasn't always been the "big" things that set off this emotional response, but the seemingly small and, at times, imperceptible. It has truly required Heavenly help to open my eyes to see. Also, you don't necessarily even have to know exactly what is there in order to seek to have it removed/replaced or changed. Just begin to take note if you haven't already.
The good news to all of this is that it is possible to live in the present! I am not there yet, but just like I wrote about last time and the time before, I am stepping in that direction and it feels wonderful! For most of us it is a process. This process is possible through Christ. Through Him, we can clear those things that would tug us backwards. Steps 4 (fearless written moral inventory) and 5 (share that inventory with a trusted individual...note: anything that would prevent a temple recommend in the inventory needs the Bishop to be that person) of the 12 step program were a huge turning point for me. Extremely vulnerable doesn't begin to describe what the process was like for me to not only dig deep into my life and the patterns behind it, but also share all the dark and hurtful experiences with someone else. That's why you should choose your step 5 person carefully. You want someone who will see what you share as close to truth as possible---someone who will come back and help you reframe it so you aren't too hard on yourself, but also keep you from justifying or brushing off experiences or patterns. Being on the other side of these steps, plus the trauma egg assignment from the group counseling program, and a recent revisit with Jaci's book, I can honestly say it is such a freeing feeling to have light shined on all the dark corners. Having shared EVERYTHING with select people and bringing it all back to God in prayer, I don't have as many reasons to look back or fast forward as often as I thought I did. I promise God will walk you through this process and the details for your individual life and circumstances. REMEMBER though that this is STEP 4 and 5...not 1. Steps 1-3 are vital to a successful 4 and 5. We need to recognize our need for God and Jesus Christ and build that trust before we can take this huge leap. Start with step 1 if you are interested in the 12 step program or seriously pick up Jaci's book because she walks you through the process too.
Also along these lines, I cannot emphasize enough that these details will be different for each of us. We may have similarities, but the details are tailored for our benefit. As I mentioned above, I have been blessed with many tools and opportunities and also people and experiences that have helped me shed those things that would disturb my peace. I believe that God works through small and simple means and the combination of those things that help us uproot the natural man tendencies or to heal hurt will be different for each of us. Just because scriptures, prayers, church, and temple attendance alone wasn't enough fast enough for me and it took 3 years of private and group counseling, 5 years of 12 step meetings, a bazillion hours of yoga, essential oils, energy healing, eating well, sleeping well, etc. doesn't mean that this is somehow the "magic formula." It is what has/is working for me as directed by the Spirit. THAT is the point. Look at the patterns. I also believe that God can work in our lives whether we realize it consciously or not. He is always seeking after us---waiting for us to see Him and turn to Him---and orchestrating the details to guide us to Him if we will.
One more huge piece of good news is that Jesus Christ also covers the times we aren't present! As we turn to God and work through the repentance/healing/forgiveness process, Christ's grace covers us. Jesus Christ met the demands of justice. Even if He wanted us to repay Him, we cannot pay for our sins. Instead of holding it over our heads as an unpaid debt and demanding repayment, He is asking us to use the gift well---to use it to BECOME a different person. He doesn't care if we weren't present for a million times in one day. I guess He does, but not in the beating ourselves up sort of way we often do. It is where our heart is and that we are struggling forward with seeking His help that matters.
There is a line from Brad Wilcox' book, "The Continuous Atonement," that has really stuck with me. It's: "however long it takes." Truly that is it. He doesn't become impatient with us and only give us one last chance. God will give us chance after chance before the final judgement and call to us with many ways. Yes, we do have to repent, but it isn't to repay Him. That isn't His point. The idea that we repent to pay the price of our sins (seriously what I somehow used to think He was asking of me) is exactly what the law of justice requires, but that isn't God's great plan of Happiness. Yes, we shouldn't have the mindset of "sin now, repent later." By Christ (mercy) meeting the demands of justice, it preserves our ability to choose. God is simply asking us to choose Him and Christ, however long it takes. With mercy meeting the demands of justice, Christ becomes our "task master" and He is a gentle master. Once we take steps forward to repent and improve, He (through the Spirit) shows us the next area of our lives to work on. We once again partner with Him for however long it takes. Then the next item is brought to our attention and we work at it with His strength for however long it takes. Often these "assignments" come with experiences to test or reinforce our faith or teach us, humble us, or to help us develop a God-like attribute we are still lacking (or all of these at once).:)
God does have requirements for the activation of mercy meeting the demands of justice in our lives, but those requirements look different now with my new understanding. I used to think that Christ "makes up the difference" of my efforts...that grace was something that somehow comes in the last leg of the race to top off my efforts. The problem I ran into is that my efforts were a joke most of the time. I would understandably become discouraged that I would never be able to make it far enough for the atonement to "make up the difference" and kick in. Brother Wilcox said what I have come to find in my life to be true, "Christ doesn't make up the difference. He makes ALL the difference." Go watch his BYU devotional "His Grace is Sufficient" if you haven't before. It is worth the 30 or so minutes to watch it. (Watch it or a close second is to listen. He is such an entertaining speaker!)
My dear friend showed me this scripture a while back and it has changed my understanding of what my part is or "all I can do." Turning to God and repenting is all I can do and as I have combed the scriptures with this new understanding, I know that is all He has been asking of me all along. Listen to what the Lamanites share about "all we can do" in Alma 24: 11 (with emphasis added): "And now behold, my brethren, since it has been all that we could do (as we were the most lost of all mankind) to repent of all our sins and the many murders which we have committed, and to get God to atake them away from our hearts, for it was all we could do to repent sufficiently before God that he would take away our stain—"
Sin isn't all His grace covers. 12 step has not only been able repentance for me, but also healing and forgiving Mark for his choices and the consequences of those choices with addiction and all the others in my life I was holding malice or grudges towards---even the ones I felt perfectly justified in holding...but don't worry, that is step 8, not 1 either. :) I testify that Christ is the only way to peace!
John 14: 27 "Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid."
Check out this awesome clip from the very end of the movie. This is after Po has faced his past and come to terms with the story of his life. Look at what Po is able to do as he has inner peace and is present to this moment. Watch with your spiritual eyes as Po does the seemingly impossible. This level of confidence (in God) and similar miraculous power is what God wants for us! I testify that we can do ANYTHING if we can be present in the moment to choose to allow Christ's power to flow through us AND that as I discussed last time, we can immediately get back on track the moment we realize we looked back. To me, that is inner peace. With this confidence I can say, "I believe in Christ, so come what may."


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April 2010 Craft Challenge with Toucan Scraps at 3Scrapateers.com – Product used: Pink and Wild, a new kit released on May 15th, 2010 as a part of the Half and Half Deal at 3Scrapateers.com
I Love Digi Challenge – Thank You Card with Toucan Scraps at the I Love Digi Challenge Blog. Product Used: Weathered Kit available here at 3Scrapateers in the Toucan Scraps Design Store.
Pink and Wild – Here is a little layout that I put together with the Pink and Wild Kit by Toucan Scraps at 3Scrapateers! The Pink and Wild kit is part of the 3Scrapateers Half n Half Deal running from May 15th to May 28th! Check out this great deal! The Pink and Wild kit is available HERE!
June RAKFile Challenge – at 3Scrapateers: Layout with out photos of the memory done with the Worn Well Kit by Toucan Scraps. Worn Well is a great kit for masculine layouts as well as any layouts you want to give a slightly grungy feel too.
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It's been a busy couple of days so I am just not trying to finish up my recap of 2010. More to come on what happened last week and Emma's fun "sleep week" as we like to call it. ACK.
It's kind of funny because when I was look back through the blog to do the recap of the last half of 2010, I realized how much my blog fell off and how there were only a couple of posts each month because Emma was sure keeping us busy! So needless to say the July - December recap will probably be a lot shorter! Ha!
We start off in July, with a new one year old who was keeping us on our toes for sure. This is when we also started Emma's daily antibiotics/study medicine and we introduced the poop tracker of 2010 haha! Emma took her first steps on Tuesday, July 13th, was working on cutting her 8th tooth, was on whole milk and completely off her pacifier.
August brought on Emma's 2nd vacation to Ocean City but her first time visiting the beach! Surprisingly, she LOVED to play in the sand but wasn't too much of a fan of the waves and water. Emma also had her one year appointment at the doctors in August and was in the 50th percentile for height, in between the 10 - 25th percentile for weight, and in the 25th percentile for head circumference. So she is average height, skinny and small head. Just like Daddy! Ha!
expecting Baby #2, we didn't spread the news until September when I was about 13 weeks pregnant. At the same time, Emma was just starting her first classes at Junior Tumblebees which she completely loved! It was a rough start for Mommy since I was completely exhausted after work and had to go chase Emma around the gym, but she loved it and that's what matters!!
Although I was getting a little better with my photography, I started to realize that most of my pictures were of the back of Emma's head because she was always on the go! Once she started walking, she didn't stop!!
Choroid Plexus Cysts (CPC) which is one of the markers for Down Syndrome and Trisomy 13 and 18 chromosome abnormalities. Luckily, the CPCs disappeared on their own (much later on) but it certainly was a bump in the road!
In October, we once again participated in the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk in my grandmother's name and Emma had a great time, and pregnant Mommy survived! :) It was a bright and sunny day and Emma got to see lots of other little ones and puppies which she loved.
Emma's 2nd Halloween where she was a fairy princess one day (during her daycare Halloween parade) and Minnie Mouse on the actual holiday. I was never a huge fan of Halloween growing up but ever since we had Emma, it's one of my absolute favorite days of the year. Emma walked around the house sporting those Minnie Mouse ears for weeks!
Although Emma was still a very happy go lucky baby, she certainly was developing her own personality and becoming more and more outspoken as she learned she could communicate. This resulted in the purchase of a Time Out Spot where luckily, her Pluto sticker has spent most of the time on instead of her. Ha!
6 months pregnant, we picked out a name for our baby boy (Jackson Douglas) and Emma turned into a full on 18 month old toddler! She was in a new room at daycare, down to one nap a day and more active than ever. We once again went out into the cold and cut down our Christmas tree, celebrated Emma's 2nd Christmas and overall had a fantastic month!!
2010 was an absolutely amazing year! It certainly came with it's surprises and its up and downs but I wouldn't have had it any other way. Emma has continued to be the love of our lives and we can't wait to get to meet our new little man which will only add to our joy! I can't wait to share what 2011 will bring and hopefully I will have enough time to actually keep you updated in between dirty diapers, runny noses, belly laughs, birthday parties, giggles, kisses and lots and lots of love.


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Sights at the Vancouver Aquarium
I have never been too much of an animal lover but in recent years, after having been to several zoos, aquariums, wild life parks, etc., I have come to appreciate and even love different animals. Our visit to the Vancouver aquarium sealed my new found joy in watching and admiring God's creations. Here are some photos of animals I really enjoyed there…and of course, as always, I can't resist posting a photo of my son so he's somewhere in the photos below.
If you're ever in Vancouver, I recommend a trip to the aquarium. Pretty fun!


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Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese,
1 Dec 2017
Australian Catholic Bishops Conference president Archbishop Denis Hart said Bishop-Elect Mascord - currently the Vicar General of the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle - brings a wealth of experience in parish ministry, education, chaplaincy and governance.
"Fr Mascord has been a fine, hard-working parish priest for many years and will be a worthy Bishop of Wollongong. I congratulate him on his appointment on behalf of the Australian bishops," Archbishop Hart said.
"I also wish to acknowledge Bishop Peter Ingham, who is in his 25th year as a bishop and has spent the last 16 years as shepherd to the faithful in Wollongong. Bishop Ingham has been a source of energy and joy and holiness for his people, his priests and his brother bishops."
Bishop-Elect Mascord said priests who have spent time with Bishop Ingham have often sought to emulate his approach.
"I look up to Bishop Ingham as a pastoral priest and a pastoral bishop, and the example he gives in his ministry and life as priest and bishop is something I've admired," he said.
"I hope and pray that I will be able to continue with his example, build on what he has done in the Diocese and what he has achieved for the Diocese."
Bishop-Elect Mascord said he will come to a Church with which he is familiar, with the Wollongong Diocese taking in cities, towns and country areas, as Maitland-Newcastle does.
"I look forward to encountering people who have that 'down-to-earthness' that comes with the diversity of the people who live in coastal, city and rural areas," he said.
"As Bishop-Elect of Wollongong, meeting the people of the Diocese, getting to know them and sharing in their faith journey is my first priority. That process will begin next week."
Bishop-Elect Mascord was born and raised in Newcastle. After being educated in Catholic schools, he gained a diploma of teaching at the Catholic College of Education in Castle Hill, spending six years teaching in a Catholic primary school.
He later continued his studies at St Patrick's College in Manly and was ordained for the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle in 1992, where he has spent his entire priestly ministry.
In addition to parish appointments across many parts of the Diocese, Bishop-Elect Mascord has served as vocations director since 2007 and has been Vicar General since 2012. He has been a long-standing member of the Council of Priests and is currently a member of the diocesan Clergy Life and Ministry Team and the National Council for Clergy Life and Ministry.
In announcing Bishop-Elect Mascord's appointment, Pope Francis also accepted Bishop Ingham's resignation. Bishop Ingham will serve as Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Wollongong until Bishop-Elect Mascord's Episcopal Ordination.
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This is a shot from the afternoon play session wherein I got to see Macy's first Bona Fide Smile... meaning, one that could not be dismissed as a "sleep smile" or passed off (ha) as "gas."
Sharing the shot with Mae are Jen K-F, who came over to give me some grown-up social time and to commiserate about having a fussy baby; and G-Raffe, a beloved friend from Arlo's infancy, whom he very generously gave to Mae for her very own. It was G-Raffe (wielded by Mom) who elicited the first smile--this picture was taken a few minutes later as we diligently tried to coax out another one.


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After a few days of looking at the rear logics in the dome, I decided the board hosting the LEDs and PIC flasher was sitting just a bit too high. It took a couple of tries, but I redrilled the mounting holes on the board to set it at a better height.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
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I got a wild hair to paint my living room while we wait this week for our final amnio results.
I find it rather therapeutic, but it's a rather dangerous job. Dangerous in that I'm going to have to live with this for a long time, and when I dribble paint somewhere, I keep thinking things like "It doesn't matter, there's a so much more important than this." I can just see 6 months or a year from now, me looking at the crappy paint job and thinking "Man, I should NOT have been doing that." Ha.
The thing is, it's keeping my hands busy while my mind can still work on other things, like talk to Jacob or just consider some more all the things we face.
I found a support group online for those considering ending a pregnancy due to medical reasons, and I find it very helpful to look at all the different options & ideas. Not that there's a lot of options, mind you, but hearing different perspectives is probably a better description.
There's nothing easy about this, so I just keep moving. Like Winston Churchill's great quote says "If you're going through hell, keep going."
So, we keep going.


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Sawyer turned one last week! To celebrate, I took him to the doctor where he got his 12 month shots.
He didn't think that was much of a celebration. And I know it wasn't fun. But we are Vaccinating People, so we got it done.
"Now you can go to Disneyland," my pediatrician said with a wry smile. (I love her.)
To sweeten the deal, Sawyer stayed home with Mom for the rest of the day to nap, cuddle, and revel in the greatness of being one.
But first, we stopped at Target. Where we got coffee and treats. Obviously.
|I'm eating a blueberry muffin.
You really believe in capturing the moment, dontcha?
|Well then, HOW ABOUT THIS MOMENT?
Get in ma belleh!
I got a lot of things that I needed at Target, which is different than getting a lot of things I don't need at Target. I used to do that a lot. It's a self-professed bad habit I am actively trying to break.
I also didn't succumb to the siren song of the Dollar Spot or whatever the hell it's called. Call me victorious.
And I had the cutest Starbucks and Target buddy a girl could ask for.
Hope someone buys you a treat today.


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Sunday, September 2, 2012
Good Chap!
On my excursion to the gas station to fetch my self an unhealthy sugary beverage, I noticed, as I was paying for this refreshment, a box of condoms for sale behind the ever so unadorned counter. It then hit me! Our world blunders love with pleasure, and in this mix up attempts to give pleasure to customers as swiftly and efficiently as is plausible. By george, how true this is! With out a care of morality people capitalize on the pleasure that is naturally yearned for by all homo sapiens. We make feeble attempts to satisfy this yearning, which truly is a yearning for the Lord, by slaughtering others for our insignificant selfs. We aren't in the hunger games you know! We rather give admiration to our selfs, and receive flattering remarks, then give compliments to others. We even go so considerably far as to use someone else as a toy for our own sexual "pleasure" and conceal this wrongdoing by saying its love. Wether this said other is physically their with us or on a screen. Pleasure in its utter self is every bit the opposite of love. Love utterly is self sacrificing. Love, good folks, is not something we hold or posses or do. We must be love, in every bit of our being. Our being must be self giving, not wanting! I speak quite often of love. Solely because love is that pivotal to our being. Faith, Hope, and Love. The greatest of these is love. This week distinct what is pleasure in your life, and what is love? Cry out to the Lord for guidance, He's there to help! Forever love my friends! Will you Take the Challenge?
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- what makes service marketing a challenge
- stories about some of the service-oriented brands we're working with and why they are successful with their strategies.
- ways brands can grow their positive public perception, even in tough economic times
- examples of how to market inside out for best customer retention
- and much, much more!
You'll want to be there.


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Anime Opening Credits Are All the Same
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Derek Lieu is the cartoonist responsible for the webcomic Kick in the Head. He noticed that most anime opening sequences have the same features:
It's always amused me the repeated imagery that exist in anime opening credit sequences. This video doesn't cover them all, but it has a lot of the big ones. Interesting thing I learned, if a character is running it's overwhelmingly to the left of the screen.
So he put together this video, showing the openings of 93 different anime series. There's a complete list of them at the video link.
via Geekosystem | Lieu's Website
The fact that they're running to the left is, I think, related to the Japanese reading direction (from right to left). Also their books are browsed the other way. When the character of a manga comic is running to the left, it runs towards the next image, which is more natural, because it guides the eyes. Which explains it... maybe.
I like how the editing in that video matches the beat of the music. Well done.
Seriously, I was eagerly waiting for a video like this to be done.
Who said Japanese people read from right to left? The modern way that's currently used is the same English's.
Who said Japanese people read from right to left? The modern way that's currently used is the same English's.
Granted Japanese characters are read left to right when horizontal, when they are read in vertical rows, the rows are read right to left, I believe. Panels in their comics are also read right to left.
And nice video. It's interesting to see all the similarities.
And nice video. It's interesting to see all the similarities.
Agg! I know like 90% of all the anime featured in that video... I feel like such an otaku.
it all looks the same.
so boring.
it all looks the same.
so boring.
@ theokid
you mean "weeaboo" not "otaku"
you mean "weeaboo" not "otaku"
Oh man, I miss some of those shows. Nana especially, and FMA, and Claymore...
Hell yeah some Code Geass and Hikaru No Go!!!
Nice to see nods to City Hunter and Space Adventure Cobra in there. I know of a couple of old-school anime shows that don't have the typical cliches, but this film covers 95%.
I'm not going to deny that there are tropes in Anime (surprise, there are tropes in every form of media), but these clips are juxtaposed with very little context or analysis (eg. "O.M.G! There are hands, and they're doing things, IT'S ALL THE SAME!"). The producers of this video would have been better served by using their own drawings (however primitive) and an accompanying caption describing the trope than this mish-mash.


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England Is Mine review: Mark Gill directs this portrait of Steven Patrick Morrissey and his early life in 1970's Manchester before he went on to become lead singer of seminal 80's band The Smiths.
England Is Mine review by Scott Davis.
The Smiths – something of an ordinary name for a band that many believe are the most influential music group of the 1980's or indeed of all time, depending on who you believe. Their music revolutionised the British independent music scene and at the forefront was their enigmatic front man, Morrissey, once voted one of the greatest living British icons so it's something of a surprise that a film about his legacy and influence hasn't been made before this one. But finally, we have a glimpse into the mind of the artist with England is Mine, a look at the early years of this legendary musician.
Manchester, 1970. With the music scene changing in the UK, many new artists were slowly finding their voice and one such man was Steven Patrick Morrissey (Jack Lowden), a teenager who feels he is destined for greatness. Finding inspiration from Oscar Wilde and countless other literary and artistic sources, Steven finds his passion in poetry, story-writing and writing music hoping to one day form his own band that will bring originality and a fresh voice to the music scene. But he, like many others, struggles to get his big break but after meeting young artist (Jessica Brown Findlay), he soon finds the inspiration to pursue his dream – and the enigmatic Morrissey is born.
Lowden, who has the strange fate of having two films out within a week of each other (the other sees him as a Spitfire pilot alongside Tom Hardy in Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk), may be a little unknown to audiences but with these two performances it won't be long before he is a very big star. This role was always going to be a hard one to pull off – as with many literary characters, every Morrissey fan will have a version of the man in their head as to how he should look, sound and carry himself so almost immediately the filmmakers and Lowden are up against expectations but the young Scot Is so good from the outset that any fears quickly dissipate and the music legend is standing in front of us. A mix of wit, sarcasm, and pithiness, Lowden is a poised, measured presence that elevates what is a pretty standard biopic and with the charming Findlay at his side, the two make a dynamic duo.
Acclaimed director Mark Gill does well with the material too but it's hard to shake the feeling that this feels more like a television movie than a big-screen one – it hits all of the marks and moments in this type biopic that it needs to with efficiency and effectiveness without ever reaching the upper echelons of what it perhaps could have been. Credit to Gill and co-writer William Thacker (not that one!) for trying a fresher approach to the material by focusing on the early years of Morrissey and his personal struggles rather than the music that makes the man but such a prominent component are the songs that it feels slightly lacking without them. That said, we're not sure many people would have flocked to see a film about the man in his later years given his divisive qualities.
While England is Mine is a hugely worthy look into the mind and early years of such an acclaimed artist, it feels like a big opportunity missed to tell the full story. Directed with artistic aplomb by the award-winning Gill, it's certainly an accomplished looking film with a stunning central performance by Jack Lowden but it's unlikely to bring in any new fans to the man and may have worked better on the small screen than the big.
England Is Mine review, Scott Davis, August 2017.
England Is Mine is released in UK cinemas on Friday 4th August 2017.


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Been down to Sydney a few times recently researching and photographing locations for the comic strip and stumbled across the 'Creative Sydney' poster below and that caught my eye because of the picture it made when combined with graffiti and sandstone wall. All three elements form a snap shot of the state of creativity in this nation with the sandstone wall referencing tradition and past nation building, the tagging (graffiti) arguing 'creative Sydney' is illegal street art even if the tags themselves are stylistically a decades long process of copying a long lost original and then the poster itself which is pegged down well within the boundaries of the acceptable. None of this would be a real problem were it not for the fact and as seemingly understood by who or whatever commissioned the poster, that 'creativity' has dollar value. Will this poster contribute in any significant way towards the goal of making Sydney a powerhouse of creativity with billions of dollars pouring into the State's coffers ?
Walking around the city center looking for something, anything, that could be of some use to my comic book project the more distance traveled the more I wanted to puke. As a city Sydney is sanitized and made appropriate and inoffensive to all including the children of millionaires with now a lovely playground sitting right next to the fountain in Kings Cross where previously the homeless, rent boys, prostitutes and drug dealers hung out. OK – nice, clean and the locals living in their multi million dollar flats can now park their Ferrari's and designer bicycles in what were once-upon-a-time dark back alleys without fearing they being vomited on by drug-fucked and homeless 'losers'. The poor, the homeless, the artists, the musicians, the poets and that essential demi-monde have been pushed out and I doubt a poster can fill the void.
Bike riding in the suburbs a few days later I actually found a location that could be useful. Horrible cliche though – you know – the urban decay and graffiti thing but has potential as a backdrop for some depravity or other gratuitously violent action. Below are a few pictures taken as part of my search for locations.
On the topic of art and culture it appears much today is part of this now mainstream social engineering trend and nothing of the past appears to be beyond re-interpretation such as below Australian photographer Max Dupain's famous 'Sunbaker' taken in 1937 and used here in an anti-racism poster. Right or wrong in intention I think this takes away from Dupain's work which was about the sun baked, free, democratic and prosperous Australian lifestyle. Anyway, had a bit of Gimp fun with that one as well.


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As Humble As It Kept Jay-Z and Beyonce Spent Thousands Quietly Bailing Out Baltimore And Ferguson Protesters!
I love it! According to internet rumors, the Carters Jay-Z and Beyonce have bailed out the Baltimore and Ferguson protesters. Hallelujah now the protesters, who did NOTHING but operate in their First Amendment Rights are Released. Putting your MONEY where your mouth is, it's called!


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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Bloomingburg dissolution vote awaits court decisions
A decision on whether the Village of Bloomingburg will dissolve into the Town of Mamakating now depends on several legal challenges, which could take weeks - at the very least.
Sullivan County Supreme Court Judge Stephan Schick ruled Monday that more than 120 of the uncontested votes from the Sept. 30 referendum will be opened at 10 a.m. Dec. 1. But a decision on the more than 60 contested votes will be made at a later date.
The county Board of Elections last week upheld 62 of the 69 voter registration challenges - which were made by supporters of the dissolution. The voters whose registrations were rejected were apparently supporters of developer Shalom Lamm. The referendum to dissolve was sparked by those opposed to Lamm's 396-home Hasidic development. They say the development would overwhelm this one-stoplight village with a population of 400 people.
Thomas Garry, attorney for opponents of the dissolution, said he plans to challenge the board's rulings on the registrations. A hearing on his challenge could then be scheduled for the future.
Garry criticized the board's decision, saying it had "no basis under the election law."
"This is, by far, the worst I've ever seen a Board of Elections conduct itself," Garry said.
Lori Bertsch-Brustman, assistant Sullivan County attorney who is representing the board, says it did its job correctly. She says it based its decision on voter questionnaires and an investigation by the county Sheriff's Office. "The Board of Elections used the best evidence available in making its determination with regard to challenged voters," Bertsch-Brustman said.
In their decision, Commissioners Ann Prusinski and Rodney Gaebel said many of the returned questionnaires contained little proof of residency, such as paid tax or utility bills, rent payments, tuition receipts or employment verification.
A final ruling on the dissolution also awaits a ruling by the state Appellate Division on another legal issue. Garry filed a notice of appeal challenging the wording of the legal notices and absentee ballots for the Sept. 30 dissolution vote. This came after Schick allowed the referendum vote to proceed when the notices and ballots referred to the consolidation of the village, not its dissolution.
Bertsch-Brutsman said the board followed the direction of the courts when conducting the vote.
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Then we came across the club's guide to the year end festivities. On Christmas eve, a buffet dinner at Windows on Bukit costs only $55 per member. The price point made our choice a no-brainer. We immediately made reservations for two.
Overall, the buffet, albeit limited, was commendable. There were a number of high points but some unmemorable but satisfactory dishes.
We started with the Brown Lentil Soup with Chorizo, which was served with assorted breadrolls. The soup was perfectly creamy, redolent of mashed creamed peas. Unfortunately, peas are not my thing. The addition of the chorizo was a plus point though.
There was an assortment of sushi and sashimi as well. These were fresh enough, but ordinary fare. Clockwise from saucer of soy, Inari Sushi (sweet beancurd skin pouch with rice stuffing), California Maki, Ebi Sushi (boiled prawn), Kani Sushi (crab meat), Maguro Sashimi (raw tuna), Kapa Maki (cucumber), and Salmon Maki.
There was a small selection of cold cuts, Black Forest Ham (left) and Smoked Chicken (right). I liked the fact that they weren't too salty.
There was an Arabic selection as well, the Shish Tawook (skewered chicken on the right) and Shish Kebab (skewered lamb on the left). Loved the Shish Tawook, the spice rub was nuanced and delicately smoky.
There were a few Asian selections as well, but we liked the Cereal Prawns the best. The battered prawns were crispy and fragrant on the outside, and plump and juicy on the inside. Fried curry leaves and sliced chili padi were added for some spice and heat.
What's Christmas without the turkey and ham? Slow-Roasted Christmas Turkey with Roasting Jus (bottom) and Pineapple Glazed Bone Ham (top left) were served with Roasted Potatoes with Rock Salt and Rosemary (top right). This was a winner. The turkey was moist and juicy, the ham was sweet and savoury, and the potatoes were enhanced with aromatic rosemary. the BF and I went back for third helpings.
We also got the Chestnut Stuffing (right) and Beef Medallion with Cafe de Paris and Sauteed Mushrooms (left). The BF loved the beef medallions, it was succulent and robust, and cooked to a perfectly medium well doneness. The chestnut stuffing was textured and wasn't pulverised, with the creamy nuttiness of chestnut infusing every bite.
There was also a Chocolate Fountain with Profiteroles, Marshmallows, Fruit Skewers of Honeydew, Watermelon, Pineapple and Strawberries. It was difficult to go wrong with the combination of melted hot quality chocolate and anything.
A roving 2-person band belted out easy-sing-along melodies from the 70s and 80s, which provided some entertainment. Although the restaurant was a full-house, we were seated away from everyone else, which ensured some privacy and a romantic ambience with dim lighting and a view overlooking the driving range.
SICC Windows on Bukit
Singapore Island Country Club, Bukit location
240 Sime Road
Singapore 578774
Tel: 6466 2244
Open for lunches on Fridays and Public Holidays from 12 noon to 3pm and dinners on Fridays to Sundays and Public Holidays from 7pm to 11pm