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This article by Harry Barnes MP appears in the current edition of Socialist Campaign Group News
Although the Iraqi elections took place in circumstances not of anyone's choosing, millions of Iraqis relished the chance to vote in what was a magnificent display of defiance against those who threatened to kill them.
The Iraqis' long delayed struggle for democratic reform has only just begun. The open question is whether the next votes, on the constitution and the election of a new government, attract more voters in more peaceful and better organised conditions.
Marginalising the "resistance" and reassuring the broad mass of Iraqi people will be made easier if three conditions prevail.
First, Iraqi sovereignty must be fully restored, with foreign troops staying or going strictly on Iraqi terms.
Second, federalism and Iraqi unity must be protected in the formation of the new government and the framing of the new constitution.
Third, the growth of a just and non-sectarian civil society, including independent trade unions.
It is argued by many that the presence of foreign troops fuels the insurgency. There is some truth in this, but it is not the whole picture. Most Iraqi parties recognise that the premature withdrawal of the occupation forces, without a sufficient Iraqi security capability, would benefit those who wish to reinstate Baathist rule or to turn Iraq into a medieval theocracy.
Most Iraqis would like to see the back of foreign troops. Who can blame them? That does not, however, translate into their supporting violence or "troops out now." We should listen to all Iraqi voices, not just the ones that fit our own prejudices.
A clear understanding that all foreign troops will go when requested is vital to undermining the notion that Iraq is just a military base and/or petrol pump.
Iraq was dominated for decades by a minority of the minority Sunni population. Those who abused power, privilege and wealth are loath to
lose it but the new Iraq and Ayatollah Sistani seem keen to develop an
inclusive society.
This is why so much rides on winning Sunni participation in the new government and protecting Sunnis within the new constitution. Some Sunni groups now regret their electoral boycott and wish to participate in the UN-sanctioned political process.
A key issue will be the role of religion in the constitution. Those who say that Islam should not be the only source of wisdom ought to be heeded.
Stabilising Iraq's fledgling democracy is not merely a military matter; after years of totalitarianism, it requires a new kind of politics.
An Iraqi friend once told me that oil was a bane rather than a boon to Arab society, because it allowed ruling elites to rely on terror and ignore civil society. But we have seen an appreciable growth in Grassroots Iraq in the last year or so.
A key part of Iraq's new civil society is the free trade union movement, in which the biggest component is the Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions (IFTU). It has put down deep roots within Iraq and has won support from major national and international trade union centres.
It has built 12 individual unions and attracted at least 200,000 members – no mean feat against a background of massive unemployment, dislocation and terrorist intimidation and murder.
Trade unions in Iraq can help activate civil society and, by uniting workers on class and economic grounds, increase the force of non-sectarian influences.
They can also ensure that the new Iraq isn't fleeced and that the workers enjoy a fair share of the country's wealth and decent welfare provision.
Solidarity shouldn't be seen as doing favours for Tony Blair and George Bush. It is supporting our natural allies in Iraq. Left-wingers should examine for themselves what different Iraqi labour movement forces say. But we should not be found wanting when it comes to solidarity. A new Iraq is being born and the unity and strength of its labour movement is a vital concern to us all.
We should respect the Iraqi voters, unite to pour in huge moral and material solidarity to Iraqi unions, including via the TUC's appeal.
Harry Barnes is a Joint President of Labour Friends of Iraq


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Last December, California's Department of Housing and Community Development told the city of Orinda that a loudly debated plan for how the city will accommodate housing for all income levels complies with state law.
Quietly acknowledged by the city but begrudged by some residents who say the final document doesn't fully reflect their input or vision for their semirural environs, the first-ever state certification of Orinda's "housing element" followed months of public tension between some Orindans and city staffers as they worked to shape the plan.
It's the fourth cycle of state-required guidelines that outline, in part, how officials will accommodate 218 units of affordable and market-rate housing spread over a six-year period. Those housing numbers are prescribed by the "regional housing needs allocation" overseen by the Association of Bay Area Governments.
Just three months later, Orinda city staffers are now gearing up to tackle the fifth update to the element, which requires them to show how the city will accommodate 227 additional units of very low-, low-, moderate- and market-rate housing for the next cycle beginning in 2015 and running through 2023.
Like other cities and jurisdictions across the state, Orinda and neighboring Moraga and Lafayette must also adopt their updated housing elements by a Jan. 31, 2015 deadline or risk having to revise the document every four years instead of every eight.
In addition to more frequent updates, the Lamorinda communities and others could lose out on coveted state transportation grant dollars if they fail to adopt their updated housing elements within 120 days of the state deadline.
Opposition exists to too much change — especially growth that would compromise the semirural character Lamorinda residents hold dear.
At a council meeting March 4, Orinda city leaders approved starting their update.
Community participation is one requirement of the housing element process. During the last update "cycle," a group of outspoken Orinda residents brought a steady stream of concerns to the City Council before drafting their own housing element update.
"I just wanted to recommend that we obviously do this one, that it be a robust kind of public workshops, hearings, informational sessions," said Mayor Sue Severson. "Obviously, all of our scheduled meetings are public and open to public comment."
According to a draft schedule, the city plans to hold at least one public workshop in July. But planning director Emmanuel Ursu said more will be held if needed " to make sure we go through a fully vetted and open process."
Ursu also thinks residents are more informed about the housing element process.
"The fact that this is coming on the heels of a really well-publicized and well-attended and very public process for the fourth cycle … I think the learning curve the public goes through won't be as steep this time," Ursu said.
As part of the fifth-cycle update, the state is offering cities the option of undertaking a "streamlined review" process. This allows a city to home in on the sections of its housing element that have changed substantially since the previous update, providing the city meets certain requirements.
One of those requirements includes adopting a "density bonus ordinance," allowing developers to build more homes per acre than local zoning rules usually allow, based on the percentage of "affordable" homes in the project.
Orinda, which adopted the state's density bonus ordinance some years ago, is considering such a process. So is Lafayette, where officials will discuss initiating the housing element update at a City Council meeting Monday inside the Lafayette library community hall.
All told, the three Lamorinda communities will be planning for a total of 856 units they are required to zone for — but not build — as part of the fifth housing element cycle. Four hundred units are called for in Lafayette, 227 in Orinda and 229 in Moraga.
Moraga has budgeted $60,000 from its general fund for the plan update and Orinda is estimating it will cost the city between $80,000 to $120,000. Estimated costs from Lafayette were not immediately available.
More information about state housing element law can be found at http://www.hcd.ca.gov/hpd/hrc/plan/he/
What: Housing element update discussion at Lafayette City Council meeting
When: 7 p.m. Monday
Where: Lafayette Library and Learning Center community hall, 3491 Mt. Diablo Boulevard.
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HARARE,– Zimbabwe is seeking to use information and communication technologies to improve the ease of doing business and improve investor confidence, a senior government official said on Monday.
Registering a company in Zimbabwe takes over 90 days to complete while costing up to over ,500. As a result, Zimbabwe is seen poorly as an investment destination, and is ranked number 171 out of 189 on the 2014 World Bank Doing Business and 124 out of 144 in the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report for 2014/15.
Industry and commerce ministry secretary Abigail Shoniwa on Monday told delegates attending International Customs day commemorations in the capital that the ease of doing business can only be enhanced when processes are streamlined to avoid duplication of duties by various government departments.
"It is, therefore imperative, that we harness technology and empower the lead agencies to facilitate various other agencies to issue out licenses or make online pre-clearances," she said.
While the southern African country has attained over 100 percent data penetration rate, according to the Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe, government ministries are lagging behind in ICTs usage – resulting in high costs of doing business.
A recent study, carried out by the Zimbabwe Investment Authority with the support of the USAID's Strategic Economic Research and Analysis (Sera) Programme, recommended sweeping reforms in the entire process, taking advantage of new technologies to ease the process of starting a business in the country.
"Reform of its starting a business procedures provides Zimbabwe with a unique opportunity to pioneer a new, efficiency-based approach to governance that will provide multiple benefits to both business and Government," read the report.
Shoniwa noted that government, which is battling to improve industry capacity utilisation, was looking for various ways to facilitate new investments in order to boost production and reduce its wage bill.
"Reversing de-industrialisation which has seen a number of companies in the various sectors of the economy shutting down or drastically reducing their workforce will inevitably boost Zimbabwe's economy," she said.
Shonhiwa also said government has put in place a Standing Committee to address the cost of doing business pending the operationalisation of the National Competiveness Commission (NCC) in the first half of this year.
Last year cabinet approved the setting up of the NCC following a cost driver analysis which suggested that government review regulations on doing business to make the country investment friendly.
"While the commission is being set up, Cabinet decided to put in place a Standing Committee which will be attending to these matters with immediate effect," she said. – The Source


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How NBC's 'Rise' Wants to Go Beyond the Typical High School Musical Show
Think of NBC's Rise as a twist on Friday Night Lights — except with a drama club replacing the latter's central football team.
Creator Jason Katims wants his new NBC drama — premiering Tuesday after the season finale of This Is Us — to have the same ensemble feel as that of his critically praised Friday Night Lights (and Parenthood), where viewers care about every member of the production, from the lead of the school play and her mother to the son of the inspired drama club director as he battles a drinking problem.
Rise, which counts Hamilton producer Jeffrey Seller among its exec producers, is inspired by (but not based on) the book Drama High, which tells the true story of Lou Volpe, a high school teacher who revitalizes his school's drama department. The series — for which Katims received a created by credit from the WGA — centers on Lou Mazzuchelli (played by How I Met Your Mother's Josh Radnor) as he refuses to accept the status quo and demands better of the drama department and thus breathes new life into the small, rundown Pennsylvania town, its students and their families.
For those not familiar with Katims' résumé, Friday Night Lights did the same thing with Coach Taylor (Kyle Chandler) and Tami (Connie Britton) as the married couple infused their Texas town via its beloved football program.
"I did see some connectivity between Rise and Friday Night Lights," Katims tells The Hollywood Reporter. "I was drawn to the fact that this was a school in a small town that was facing some challenges economically and otherwise and thought we could approach it in a similar way [to FNL] where you lean into the nuanced, intimate stories of the characters and film it in a way where you don't feel like you're looking from a distance but instead you feel like you're living with them."
Like FNL, Rise will make good use of its sprawling ensemble, which that features 11 series regulars and even more standout supporting players — including an openly transgender high school student (played by nonbinary actor Ellie Desautels in a breakout role) — as each episode will tackle anywhere from four to six different storylines. Those include the school play Spring Awakening and the students who comprise the cast, their home lives and the relationships their parents have, while also tackling timely subjects including sexual harassment, sexuality, religion, substance addiction and the class system. For Katims, that's all part of his larger goal to prevent Rise from being "pigeonholed" as simply being a "high school musical show."
The series instead comes off as a mix between early seasons of Fox's Glee and Katims' Friday Night Lights, where the musical scenes from Spring Awakening ring true for what the characters are experiencing. "When you marry the power of those songs with the investment you start to feel with the characters in the show, it's unique and powerful — and I was surprised by how powerful those musical moments could be," Katims says. Think of Rise as a collection of mini Parenthood-like stories where each student and their parents are fully fleshed out characters. And NBC, too, has confidence that the Rise's emotional stories will resonate with This Is Us viewers, many of whom thought Katims created the latter show. In a nod to the confusion, Rise will sample after the season two finale of This Is Us before taking over its slot on March 20.
One of the challenges Radnor's Lou faces in taking over the department and staging a controversial play like Spring Awakening is winning over the small town's residents, many of whom don't understand the importance of arts in education. "That's really at the core of what the show is about," Katims says, pointing to some of the many student activists who have emerged in Florida following the deadly shooting at Parkland High School. Many of the advocates for gun control participate in the school's drama club — and as Katims notes, "at least one, maybe more, was in a production of Spring Awakening when that happened." In a bid to practice what it preaches, NBC recently awarded 50 $10,000 grants to theater programs across the country, many of which had budgets of less than $400 and were on the cusp of being shut down.
While Rise has already had its share of controversy — Katims' January comments were misconstrued and the show was accused of "straight-washing" Lou as Volpe in Drama High (as he is in reality) came out as gay after 25 of his 44 years running the program. Katims met extensively with Volpe and Drama High author Michael Sokolove (who was one of Volpe's students) while also visiting the town where he taught in a bid to capture as much of Lou's spirit as he could without doing a page-by-page take on the source material and Volpe's life. "One of the things I learned from both Friday Night Lights and Parenthood was that I had to make this show my own," Katims says of his two film-to-TV reboots. "It was always intended to be a show inspired by a real story but not based on it. And I wanted to do a lot of my own work of creating my own fictionalized version of this so I could lean into everything I wanted to as a storyteller."
Katims points to stories of Lilette (Auli'i Cravalho of Moana fame), the insecure girl who steps into the spotlight after scoring the lead in Spring Awakening and her "townie" mother; Robbie (Damon J. Gillespie), the quarterback with a heart of gold who can sing and finds his loyalties between both programs put to the test; Simon (Ted Sutherland), the devout Catholic who is grappling with his sexuality, much to his parents' chagrin; and others who don't exist in Drama High.
"I wanted to come into Lou's life at a moment when he is in a crisis about his life as a teacher and seeing what's happening to his town and wanting to affect change," says Katims, who won't rule out a world in which his Lou comes out should Rise succeed. "I feel like I reinvented Lou's family life for the show — the storyline with his son is prominent and a big part of the show and that was fictionalized.
While Katims is still deeply hurt by claims that the show "straight-washed" Lou, the showrunner is honest about his vision for his show's central character. He doesn't want to say that Lou will, like his namesake, eventually come out because that's "not necessarily" his plan. Instead, like his experience on Parenthood with Ray Romano's Hank, he intends to let the show dictate what feels right. Hank was originally introduced as a love interest for Lauren Graham's Sarah. The character soon discovered that, like Sarah's nephew, Max, he too had Asperger's Syndrome. "I never thought of Hank as character with Asperger's but when I watched his connection to Max and the idiosyncrasies of his performance, that felt real — and it came from my personal life when I went to an Autism conference and sat in on a group of adults who were all diagnosed with Asperger's as adults," Katims says.
"What I love about doing TV is that it evolves in an organic and natural way and sometimes it leads you," he adds. "I always let the stories lead me in what people respond to in the shows that I've done. People feel like there is an honesty and emotional truth to them. And that is how I'll gauge what happens with Josh Radnor's character as we hopefully get to tell the story for multiple seasons."
Asked if he has a message to those who refuse to sample Rise following the backlash — Katims says he was "devastated" by the allegation — he encourages skeptics to take a chance on a "deeply felt and emotionally honest" show that leans into subjects of gender and sexuality in a way that's honest and fair. "Of all the shows that I've done, I feel as proud of what I'm doing with Rise as any show I've ever done. Rise to me is a show that's a poster child for inclusivity — and not just the transgender and gay storylines but we also have a character with Down syndrome," he says. "And we love all of these characters and are rooting for them. It was devastating to see the choice we made was being misinterpreted as something that is not true of what the show is when people see it. It was never meant to be an adaption of the book."
The showrunner, who previously adapted About a Boy as an NBC comedy and exec produces Hulu's The Path via his Universal Television-based True Jack banner, empathizes, understands and agrees with the need for more leads on shows who are gay. CBS' Instinct will soon become the first broadcast drama with a gay lead character (who also happens to be played by an out actor in Alan Cumming). "I don't know how many transgender characters there are on broadcast TV right now that have full stories that are season-long arcs, but we do," Katims says of Desautels' Michael.
Ultimately, Katims hopes viewers will identify with Michael and Simon's story, as leaning into gender and sexuality was among his top priorities. (The show also features a lesbian couple where their sexuality isn't even addressed.) "If you watch over these 10 episodes, Simon's story of him dealing with his sexuality over the course of the season is as moving as any story I could have told for Lou's character — and he has as much screen time as anything that Lou has," Katims explains. "If you look at Michael's story over the course of the season, we touch on bullying but wanted instead to make that story about a trans character who is smart and comfortable in his own skin — and talented and a great friend who becomes a beloved member of this troupe."
In success, Katims hopes Rise will have a multiple-season run and feature a different musical at the center of every season, where the characters will always come first. "If we're lucky enough to get another season, we would explore other plays and musicals and try to find ways to make them resonate thematically with what's going on with our characters that season," he says. For the time being, production has wrapped and many castmembers have been busy pitching Katims ideas for the play at the center of a potential second season — while still capturing Volpe's spirit. "He's a beautiful man and amazing educator with a rare ability to see into your soul when he speaks to you."
Rise premieres Tuesday at 10 p.m. on NBC before moving to its regular slot at 9 p.m. starting March 20.
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About the only thing I agree with Joseph Campbell on is his insistence that people are more than their gender. Something deeper. By the way, Campbell was primarily responsible for opening America's ears and eyes to the various mythologies of the world. He was a jack-of-all-religious traditions and an adherent of none.
Paul says that in Christ Jesus, there is "neither male nor female" (Galatians 3:28). This is an interesting distinction considering how many Christians (men and women both) think that because they're of either sex, somehow the Word doesn't apply to them. The fact that I am a man has no bearing on the obedience that I owe God because He created (see Psalms 100:3), then recreated me (see 2 Corinthians 5:17). Let alone the fact that He loves me. What Paul is saying here is that we are more than gender, more than human. We are a spirit with a soul, in a body (Hebrews 4:12 alludes to this). Don't think me heretical, but if we're created in God's image (see Genesis 1:26) and "God is a Spirit" (John 4:24), what does that make us?
Jesus deals with our spiritual core, then proceeds—as we choose, moment-by-moment, His will over ours (Matthew 6:33; 2 Corinthians 10:5)—to fashion the godly characteristics of each aspect of our being (Luke 21:19; 2 Peter 1:5). This is why so many problems that are featured on the world's stage are not seen or dealt with effectively. Because they're symptomatic of a deeper sickness. One that affects the spirit. And only Jesus can touch that place in a human.
God looks at our heart (1 Samuel 16:7; 2 Corinthians 10:7) He sees us as we truly are. No masks, no pretense. He loves you just as you are but wants to see you turn into everything He had in mind when He first thought of you. Let Him do it.
"And [I] will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty." (2 Corinthians 6:18)
We are His sons and daughters—as we are "led by the Spirit of God" (Romans 8:14).


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You Gotta EAT!!
So you started the new year strong, joined a gym, started doing cardio every day, started watching what you eat, mainly counting calories like a crazy person to make sure you didn't go over that magic number around 1200 or something stupid like that. Yes I said stupid. You are eating stuff that says "healthy" on the package so it must be right? And it only has 100 calories for the whole pack…. Not going down this road again as I have written a whole other blog devoted to 100 calorie pack crap, BUT I am going to let you know how living like this can actually HINDER your weight loss.
First off let me say that it is great you are taking the initiative to better yourself and your health by doing what you think is right from all the media and marketing claims in the world today. Seriously, it is a good thing you are trying I mean that! But I want to tell you how you can actually be doing your metabolism a disservice. When you start limiting yourself to X amount of calories a day the weight will start to fall off, adding cardio to the mix helps too, but then you start depleting muscle (reference my Blog on women and weights). So combining the two gets some weight off…. At first…. Then it stops….and you can't figure out why?! Well here ya go….
Your body needs a substantial amount of calories made up of the right macros (protein, complex carbs and healthy fats) to function at full capacity. When it is not getting enough of them and you have added a good amount of exercise to the mix, after the initial weight has fallen off your body will start holding onto anything it has left because guess what? Your body actually needs fat to survive! When this happens it starts messing up with parts of your body that affect your metabolism. (Just in case you are not sure what your metabolism is/does it basically is a combination of factors that work together to break down nutrients in your body for energy). Many key components to your body's ability to burn fat will be affected -------
- Muscle mass depletion. Everyone has muscle, some much more than others. Muscle is one of the bodies best components to burning fat, that is why I emphasize that strength training is soooo important for everyone! Muscle requires a substantial amount of calories to maintain and when your body is trying to conserve the last bit of fat it has… it starts burning muscle…. KEEP EATING
- Your thyroid is also affected. The thyroid has many duties but one being metabolism of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates in your body to use as energy. When you are not eating enough of these it can cause your thyroid function to decrease… causing you to slow down your ability to lose weight.
- Low energy levels. When you are not eating enough your brain can actually signal decreased motivation due to its lack of energy being produced….. decreased leptin levels are also associated with this (not always a bad thing but can lead to overeating as a result... and then that metabolism is heading towards being messed up.
The above are just some of the factors associated with not enough calorie intake. When you mess with any of them it can be that much harder to try to get back to a normal level of hormonal balance in the long run. I.E. when you try to eat what you should have been eating to begin with, your body's metabolism will have been slowed down…. Causing the extra calories to be stored as fat. It is a slow process of repairing a damaged metabolism. It can be done though! I have been there….years ago….true story! That is why I am so passionate to make sure my clients know how much they SHOULD be eating! I had to learn that food IS my friend, on average I eat about 2000 calories a day now. Even when I was competing I never dropped below 1700!
Now I am speaking calories, but of course I do not mean just eat anything, you need to eat WHOLE, RAW, REAL foods the majority of the time. Those calories should be made up of the macros mentioned earlier. If you are just about to start a diet/ lifestyle change I can help, as a Fitness Nutrition Specialist I can get you the advice and guidance you need to do this in the right way and not have to make a major lifestyle change (aka be a hermit and live out of plastic food baggies).
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Labba Labba is allegedly missing, according to several online sources.
This comes just weeks after the legendary Dancehall dancer went viral online in an impromptu interview, where he named the "King of the Dancehall" deejay as the person responsible for the murder of dance icon Bogle.
Last month, his controversial accusations brought the spotlight back to Beenie Man, who has been dismissing the staggering rumors ever since Bogle was shot and killed in 2005.
Dancehall artist later denied the allegations once again during an interview with OnStage host Winford Williams.
Labba Labba has since issued an apology to Beenie Man and his co-accused Tristan Palmer as he backtracked his statement.
#LabbaLabba attempts to apologize to #BeenieMan and dismiss his claims that the #Dancehall veteran "paid to kill" Jamaican dance legend Bogle. 🤨🤔😑 pic.twitter.com/MXd01rlbGc
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Now, after several weeks, new allegations indicate that Labba Labba hasn't been seen for days, claiming that "his friends and family are worried that something bad might've happened to him in the aftermath of his accusations."
"Almost a week now nobody sees or hear from him and trust me a lot of people worried right now," a close source to Labba Labba told media reporters earlier today.
When contacted by the media, law enforcement could not confirm if a missing person report was filed regarding Labba Labba.


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WINNER: "We Would Have Shaved Our Heads If We Didn't Win"
What would the members of YG Entertainment's "WIN: Who Is Next" "WINNER" have done if they didn't win?
WINNER (Kang Seung Yoon, Lee Seung Hoon, Kim Jin Woo, Nam Tae Hyun, Song Min Ho) recently met with My Daily and expressed their thoughts on winning the competition. The members of WINNER who gained victory in the survival program commented, "It was a very difficult process, but we are very relieved and happy that we got the opportunity to debut."
Both Team A and Team B competed fiercely in the competition. They continuously traveled between heaven and hell as they took praises and criticisms from the agency's CEO, Yang Hyun Suk. It was impossible to predict which group would win.
The members lowered their heads when they were asked, "What would you be doing now if you didn't win?" Kim Jin Woo answered with a subtle facial expression, "I think I would have shaved my head."
Lee Seung Hoon said, "I would have gone to Busan and shaved my head." All of the other members nodded in agreement.
The members of WINNER feel a great amount of pressure and have many aspirations after gaining victory from the fierce competition. They clenched their fists in determination and said, "We are going to work hard to repay all of the love we receive. It won't be easy, but we will work hard to become the best."
Meanwhile, WINNER will be the opening act for BIGBANG's Dome Tour on November 11-12. They are planning to make their official debut with a new track some time in December or early 2014.


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...this sweet image by @juliasbesidethesea. I love how even in the cold, dark Winter, Julia has found these adorable little flowers in her garden. And I love them in this simple white jug. Congratulations Julia! Look out for a prize coming to you soon.
I also loved these images, mainly from the lovely Australians again who are enjoying all the beautiful colours of Summer but also that one amazing rose that has kept on giving even in December in the UK!
From top left to bottom right: @katherinedorrington - @janeplanetjoy - @sapa - @abbie_melle - @the_vintage_palace - @mariepalbom - @lucchezzi - @aboedesigns
Thank you for all your lovely entries!
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By Arlene and Thor Larsen
(Photos by Thor Larsen)
Bandstand gives the audience just what it craves, an entertaining evening filled with upbeat music by Robert Oberacker in the 1940's big band genre, along with toe-tapping choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler. Blankenbuehler won a coveted Tony Award for his work in Hamilton and again in 2017 for his imaginative staging and outstanding choreography in Bandstand.
Our handsome hero Donny has just returned from the war, and is sensitively played by Cory Cott, who belts out his songs in a strong and melodic voice. His talent becomes handy since our hero wants to start a band. Donny's best friend does not make it home, but had asked Donny to check on his wife in Cincinnati. Julia, the young and beautiful widow back home, is played by the talented co-star Laura Osnes. As luck would have it, the attractive widow has a smooth set of pipes, can belt out a tune and writes poignant poetry that become lyrics for Donny's songs.
Donny and his five G.I. buddies, who all suffer the scars of combat, form a band with the dream-like end goal of winning a radio contest and a coveted music contract. However, the challenges these soldiers are faced with include unemployment, guilt over those left behind and serious physical and psychological wounds of warfare. The play marries the up-beat feeling of victory while dealing with the personal problems caused by war.
The brass band's music, the exuberant voices of Osnes and Cott, and the fabulous boogie-woogie dancing help sustain this iconic musical and is the vehicle to get the audience past the weaknesses in the story. If you have ever wanted to enjoy big-band music and dance, as we have, you will certainly want to visit it with Bandstand.


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DUNBAR, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- UPDATE 4/16/19 @ 11:24 a.m.
Police have found a man reported missing out of Dunbar.
The Dunbar Police Department says David Wayne Carter has been located.
Dunbar Police need your help finding a man reported missing with mental health issues.
Officers say David Wayne Carter was last seen by his family in Dunbar on Saturday, April 13. Family members say Carter is off his medication.
He is described as 6 feet 2 and 230 pounds with brown eyes and hair.
Investigators say Carter has two tattoos on his upper right arm – a skull and the logo for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Workers from a wide range of unions are coming together to share union songs and music at the Unions Wellington Mayday Concert.
Unions Wellington Convenor Danielle Davies says the union movement has a strong tradition of songs about working conditions and protest movements. "As New Zealand's political and cultural capital, Wellington is the perfect location for a Union concert!" Workers' rights are something to sing about, and Wellington has its fair share of union bands."
The lineup for the concert includes Not the Day Job, led by Ross Teppett of the NZ Council of Trade Unions, which is currently preparing a CD of songs by the late NZCTU Secretary Peter Conway. It also includes the Brass Razoo Solidarity Band, a group of brass and wind players who can often be found at Wellington rallies and demonstrations.
A special guest will be New Zealand's Got Talent winner Renee Maurice who is preparing a bracket of songs about working life.
Danielle says the concert is attracting the participation of young workers who are enthusiastic about celebrating International Workers Day with songs and music. "Many people are struggling in their workplaces, and changes to employment legislation are eroding away conditions that have been hard fought for. To overcome these realities, we must come together in union work together to improve things for all of us."
Danielle says all are welcome at the concert, which asks a gold coin donation as entry fee. "We hope that workers and families in the Greater Wellington and Hutt Valley will come and help us celebrate."
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For the better part of this week I've been stationed downtown near the new convention centre. I'm with a crew of 5 other guys so lunch has been limited to the food court a the Waterfront Centre. Not the most diverse place to eat…
Yesterday was my birthday and I was feeling a little tired. I really wasn't into waiting in line so I headed over to Umi Sushi Express as I noticed the line was moving quickly. They had a variety of pre made sushi in containers as well as some hot items made to order.
I chose the quicker option (premade) which was a California roll and 3 pieces of nigiri, one ebi, one tuna and one salmon. I'm not sure what I was expecting but I was not overly impressed.
The California roll was overpowered by a strong imitation crab taste which was a shame as the texture was pretty good. The nigiri was a total disaster. All 3 types of fish had obviously been frozen and thawed more than once. They had an unwelcome fishy taste and the rice was mushy.
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The Smothers get the last laugh
The Globe and Mail, July 28, 2006 (unedited version)
The longest-running comedy team in the history of show business has made a living bickering on stage. And it wasn't always an act.
Tommy Smothers, who plays the dim-witted, guitar-playing half of the Smothers Brothers, says their relationship got to the point where they needed couple's counselling ten years ago. "They said we should just forget about being brothers and treat each other like professionals and stop bringing up old shit," he says by phone from his home in Sonoma Valley, California, where he runs Remick Ridge Vineyards. "We love each other but we do have a lot of sincere differences."
One bone of contention remains politics. Tom has always been a "screaming, left-wing liberal," while Dick is the pragmatic conservative. The Museum of Broadcast Communications calls their Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, which aired on CBS-TV from 1967 to 1969, "one of the most controversial television shows in the medium's history." The duo was fired after one too many run-ins with the censors.
"I think it was that we were just quite in tune with the consciousness of all the people thinking the Vietnam war was bad," the 69-year-old comic says. "All these things were happening and all of the people on our show were young and we all started taking that position. It just slowly evolved until [the network] started saying, 'You can't say that.' And of course that's the worst thing you can tell a comedian: 'Don't say that.' Well, they're gonna say it!"
Dick didn't care one way or another. "He said, 'Just don't make any mistakes,'" remembers older brother Tommy. "I said, 'I won't.' Of course, I did and we were fired," he laughs.
The brothers will be performing at the River Rock Show Theatre in Richmond tonight, one night before half of another famous comedy pair, Cheech Marin of Cheech & Chong, who couldn't make it past the 15-year mark together. The Smothers are going into their 48th year as a team.
Smothers says their live show, while clean and light-hearted, canÌ still pack a political punch.
"When people leave the show, they know exactly where we stand," he says. "We haven't walked away from it. If we did the same show on television, we'd have all kinds of problems. ... Its not hard-hitting satire but it's certainly strong social commentary about the condition of the world and the condition of the United States. But it's not a preachy show, it's a fun show. It's a family show and it's got the right amount of sarcasm and the right amount of laughter."
The Smothers started out as a serious musical group before Tommy's silly introductions got the better of them. Despite wanting to be a band leader growing up, he wouldn't have it any other way.
"There's something about comedy that if you have the ≥gift, you gravitate towards it because it is more unique than being a good musician," he says. "If you get the comedy gift going, there's a tendency to let the other stuff take a second position. I'm a pretty good guitar player and we sing very well... [But] there's nothing better than getting a laugh. And there's nothing worse than trying to get a laugh and missing."
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It's Not Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Weird story going on in Philly, where WTXF weekend anchor Tom Burlington is sitting out a suspension following his repeated use of the N-word in a staff meeting. A local chapter of the NAACP had held a mock funeral in Philly for the N-word last weekend, and the Fox O&O held a news meeting that presumably covered how to report on the funeral. Burlington, who is white, used the N-word repeatedly when talking about the event, though not in a racist context.
A rotating anchor crew will take Burlington's place at the desk this weekend.
Longtime WJW Cleveland vet Mike Renda is the new boss at WTXF.


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Twelvepieces fashion show presentation "THE SPRING"
The very first showcase ever from the new Danish brand Twelvepieces is just around the corner.
A TWELVE min. presentation ϟ.
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Lionel Corsini or DJ Oil as he is known when he throws his headphones on is a French underground legend and he has a brand new and pretty damn good album out on the mighty BBE called 'Phantom'...
As one third of The Troublemakers, he released 'Doubts and Convictions', a classic album of it's kind (cinematic, soulful trip hop) on the essential Chicago label Guidance in 2000, followed by a more unhappy period on none other than the Blue Note label before deciding to step out of the game and travel in order to reconnect with and expand his music. 'Phantom' represents the ghosts in his laptop. Lost tracks found and reworked using Ableton Live with nearly everything played live (by himself). If you like your production analogue, gritty and warm and your music to take you to different times and places then you'll feel this, it grows into you. Listen out for the track featuring rapper Josh (and singer Hope Malike) from Zimbabwean band Monkey Nuts: this is another awesome DJ Oil project with a full album also forthcoming soon from BBE...
He's a busy man but I caught up with him via email to discuss the album's incubation and birth..
JT - Can you tell me a little about how you made this album and how long did it take? Also about some of your collaborators on this album?
DJ OIL - This album has been recorded between 2011 and 2013 (he made over 100 tracks in this period) , it is only live versions, recorded in parties or in my studio directly without any retouches afterwards ... it is like a gallery of paintings with a lot of accidents that give to this album this spirit and this touch....I prefer keep all the mysteries about all the phantoms in the album ...
JT - The diversity of sounds on 'Phantom' is impressive. Deep, unsettling, 60s radical sampling 'trip hop' (Drop Out, Afrotress), angular indie disco (Seasons (On Stage)), Moodyman/Detroit style house (Le Rhythme De La Vie, Burn It (On Stage)). There feels to me that there is a thread that connects your sounds and that thread is Africa. France has always been the dominant European country for exposing the Western audience to so much African music that we listen to now. How has hearing this music affected you?
DJ OIL - I spent so much time in Africa working with more than 250 musicians in 35 countries, searching new sounds and making new music without any business plan for the work..only sharing and experiences on stage .. it was a real inspiration for me and the music I have composed ..
JT - There was a time in the 90s and early 2000s when French underground music seemed to be everywhere! La Funk Mob, Source Records, MC Solaar, Saien Supa Crew, Dimitri From Paris, The Troublemakers, Daft Punk, Air etc. It is not so obvious at the moment but who are the musicians in France that are making great sounds now?
DJ OIL - I dont find great source of inspiration in France in this period, I think the French scene is not very interesting at this time , just a few tracks but not a whole album ... I dont have any names in mind..
JT - You have mentioned before that your father was a collector of soul and R&B. I can hear a wide knowledge of black music in your music, especially on your Phantom album... Can you tell me more about what you were listening to at home and what you are listening to now?
DJ OIL - My essential inspiration is Afro-American music and movie soundtracks. I bought my first record at 6 years old and it was an Otis Redding compilation on Stax records. I am listening to jazz, hip hop and electronic music..I can listen to music from Leon Thomas to Flying Lotus, Underground Resistance to Gary Bartz. My father listened to Ray Charles, Perez Prado and James Brown for example, in my early years. I still have his collection.
JT - I recently interviewed Steve Cobby (Fila Brazillia, Solid Doctor) about whether living in a port city had any influence on his musical education. Your hometown of Marseille is one of the most famous (and notorious) ports in Europe and has huge traffic of different cultures flowing through. Was this important for you when you were growing up and does this affect your work now at all?
DJ OIL - I don't think Marseilles inspired me for my music but the roughness of the poor city maybe and the urban living I have in the center of my town is very aggressive. Multiculturalism is very strong here and the people don't mix between each other a lot . I caught the traffic of cultures when I spent 4 years in Africa and South America working my music there for my pleasure and growing my experience.
JT - And finally, how did your new 'City Of Saints' remix of Sonzeira (Gilles Peterson's forthcoming 'Brasil Bam Bam Bass' album) happen? I absolutely love it!
DJ OIL - The remix is my idea after listening to the last project of Gilles Peterson and I worked 10 days on it .. It's on Talking Loud now and it is a dream because I bought so many records on this label 20 years ago.
Merci Lionel and I hope we can get you in the UK very soon!!
Words by Justin Turford AKA Ex-Friendly
Check out Lionel's musical ghosts on DJ Oil 'Phantom' CD/Double Vinyl / Digital (due 19th Jan)
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'Designer babies,' new embryonic research 'raises enormous problems,' scientist warns
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An expert on neurobiology has expressed concerns over the direction of gene editing and embryonic research, and the quest for designer babies, warning that it "raises enormous problems."
At a Veritas Forum event held Friday at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University neurobiologist William Hurlbut explained that there were several ethical concerns being raised with the latest developments in gene editing.
"We're moving into the realm of technologically altered human life; [it] raises profound questions," Hurlbut said to those gathered.
Hurlbut noted that there are questions not only on "the modification of human embryos for therapy," but also on the "use of modification of human embryos for inquiring into the very nature of developmental biology."
"In this age, there are many uses we could make of human embryos with this new technology. We're going to have to decide what our principles are," continued Hurlbut, who stated four questions that he believed were key to the ethics debate.


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I am so glad that today is Saturday! I had a short week this week thanks to Presidents' Day, but it sure felt just as long as a normal week. I slept in this morning and have basically zero plans today once I finish this post, so I'm excited for that. :) (Maybe I'll be productive and try organizing my mess of a room...ha!)
Today's post features an outfit I could not wait to wear once I thought of it, but it ended up not being as exciting in real life as it was in my head. Does anyone else build outfits up in their head? I'm not disappointed in it, but it just wasn't as exciting as I had built it up to be, haha.
That said, I love the colorblocking effect going on with the burgundy sweater, tan skirt, and then black tights and boots. I broke out a necklace for the first time in a while since I felt like the outfit looked a little plain without something around the neck and a scarf didn't feel right. My Gorjana necklace is the perfect delicate necklace; I wear it and my monogrammed Kate Spade necklace much more than any of my statement necklaces, so I'm on the hunt for more delicate necklaces like those to bring some understated sparkle to my wardrobe.
Hope you have a great weekend! :)
Everlane sweater / similar by Halogen (in petite) or similar from Zappos (last seen here)
H&M skirt / similar by Superdry or similar by Ralph Lauren (last seen here)
Hue tights / exact
Sam Edelman boots / exact (on sale!)
Gorjana necklace / exact
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Model Spotlight: Anthony Greenfield
We are starting a new series called "Model Spotlight" where we are taking the opportunity to feature interesting models from around the world. There are many misconceptions about models and so we want to shine some light on some of these amazing guys. For our first feature, we had the honor of having Anthony Greenfield a model/actor based in Los Angeles. As you will soon find out, Anthony is a well rounded person who is killing the game. He is currently represented by LA Models. Check out the full interview below:
MFP: How were you discovered?
Anthony: Not many people know this, but my modeling career actually began with a silly bachelor contest that Cosmopolitan used to hold every year. They discontinued it not long after the year I was selected to represent my home state (Michigan.) A college friend of mine asked me if I could help her take some pictures around campus, little did I know, she actually submitted those photos to Cosmo's annual bachelor contest. I lost the contest, but that turned out to be the start of my modeling career. Thanks Adria!
MFP: What was your first paid gig as a model?
Anthony: Technically, my first paid modeling job was for a local brand back home in Michigan called Moosejaw. This was a few years before I signed with my New York agency
MFP: What is your favorite clothing style? What item do you have the most of?
Anthony: My style is simple, classic. One of my favorite things to do in LA is to wake up early on Sundays and rummage through the flea markets. I love anything vintage, used, worn and military. You see a lot of big brands are actually "inspired" by these old vintage goods. Levi's, Lucky Brand, J Crew just to name a few. Go into any one of those stores and you'll find "vintage inspired" goods. The item I have the most are high top Converse - they're the best once you get em' dirty and worn.
MFP: Do you like living in Los Angeles?
Anthony: I have a love/hate relationship with LA. Of course, who doesn't love the weather!? But I can't stand sitting in LA traffic, I just don't have the patience for it. It's a pain in the ass to get anywhere, which makes building friendships really difficult. Not like NY where you could hop on a train and be anywhere in 20-30mins. And personally, I think the nightlife in LA sucks compared to NY. Aside from that, LA offers a very comfortable life. And I love that I can ride my motorcycle 360 days a year!
MFP: Tell us about your favorite fashion brand and/or designer.
Anthony: Well, like I said, most everything I buy is vintage from the flea markets. But for the sake of this interview I would say I'm most inspired by Pharrell Williams, who won the CDFA fashion icon award in 2015 and has had so many successful collaborations in the fashion world, most notably Adidas, Moncler, G-Star RAW & Uniqlo. That man is gifted on so many levels! What I love the most about Pharrell is his drive and willingness to go against the status quo. The world needs more Pharrells.
MFP: What is the meaning of "Good Taste" to you?
Anthony: Obviously, that's a very subjective question, what I consider to be "good taste" others may not agree with. Good taste is unique for every individual. You just have to find what works for you. What makes you happy. My style changes depending on my mood.
MFP: As a model, do you think it is important to have a lot of followers on Instagram to get gigs?
Anthony: That's a tricky question, because there are a lot people in this industry who get gigs just because they have a lot of followers. And there are others, like me, who don't have many and yet, I'm able to maintain a successful career. I do think it's important for marketing and branding purposes, but at the end of the day, it's my reputation as a person, and a model, that get me gigs. I show up on time, I do my job, I make friends and I don't complain. It's all about who you are as a real person, not the person you pretend to be on social media, or who you want people to think you are. But to answer your question, yes it is important to have a social media presence.
MFP: Do you have any strategies in running your social media platforms?
Anthony: My strategy is simply to be as genuine as possible and to post as often as I can; which isn't that often. In other words, no, I don't have a strategy. I'm too busy living my life to be concerned with how many followers I have, or which face tune app I should use. Perhaps I'm being lazy or naive but I really don't put that much thought or effort into my social media platforms.
MFP: What is your exercise routine/type? Also, to keep healthy, what types of food do you eat?
Anthony: Yoga has changed my life. I take a class at least 3 times a week if not more. As for eating, I try to eat as clean as possible. I don't drink sodas, I don't eat processed foods, I try to avoid sweets and I very rarely drink. Of course, I'll have a beer or two here and there but that's about it. I'm very fortunate to live in LA, we have some amazing farmers markets which is where I get my organic fruits & veggies for the week. Most importantly, I drink lots of water. And again, I don't take that for granted. I'm very fortunate to have access to clean water, sadly there are thousands of people, here in the United States who don't even have that. I grew up in Flint, where children are literally being poisoned by the city tap water. It's shameful that third world conditions exist in the US when we spend hundreds of billions of tax dollars to "democratize" other countries an yet our own people are malnourished and living in the street.
MFP: Which part of your body are you most confident with?
Anthony: Actually, like a lot of people, I'm very self-conscious about my appearance. I'm fairly confident as a person but even today I can look at myself in the mirror and see only flaws. Unfortunately, this is a part of our social programming. When a society places so much importance on appearances and wealth it's easy to feel not good enough. Self image is something I've struggled with as a kid and still do to this day. I just try to take things one day at a time, and remind myself that I am enough and that "perfection" doesn't exist. It's okay to have flaws, those are what set us apart and make us unique as individuals.
MFP: Is there a place you want to travel to that you have yet to visit?
Anthony: I have so much of this beautiful planet I want to explore: I want to see Cuba, Iceland, Vietnam, the Philippines just to name a few. I'm studying Mandarin so that one day I can get lost on a motorbike exploring the vast Chinese countryside. I want to visit the buddhist temples of Tibet. I want to meditate with the hindu yogis of India. I want to take ayahuasca in the amazonian rainforest and meet my higher self. I truly feel like my journey has only just begun.
MFP: If you weren't a model today, what do you think you will be doing instead?
Anthony: If money was no object and I could do anything, I would probably have a farm somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. I think the introvert in me would be very satisfied with living peacefully on 20 acres of land growing my own food. I'd have a horse or two, a handful of chickens and definitely a couple big dogs.
MFP: What is a highlight of your modeling career?
Anthony: Any time I get paid to be on my motorcycle. Which has been happening more and more lately.
MFP: What's next for Anthony Greenfield? Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Anthony: The possibilities are endless, I could be anywhere in 10 years. Hopefully I'll have a couple beautiful kids to teach. Time will tell…
Keep up with Anthony and follow him on Instagram: @carpino_gambino
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DENR LGU to rehabilitate Batangas mangroves
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DENR LGU to rehabilitate Batangas mangroves
Batangas City LGU to rehabilitate mangroves. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Region 4A CALABARZON Regional Director Reynulfo A. Juan expounds on the DENR's efforts to protect and rehabilitate mangroves as well as the importance of mangroves as protection against storm surges considering that coastal Batangas is near the fault line, experiences earthquakes and is prone to storm surges during the workshop on "Environmental Protection and Rehabilitation of Mangrove, Watershed and Waterways of Batangas City" held at the Sunrise Holiday Mansions in Tagaytay City on June 25-26, 2015 (left). The DENR Calabarzon chief expressed appreciation for the support of Batangas City Mayor Eduardo Dimacuha as represented by City Environment and Natural Resources Officer (City ENRO) Oliver Gonzales and the city's 30 Barangay Chairpersons with 15 in attendance and 15 represented by councilors (right photo), for their support.
The DENR Calabarzon chief further stressed that massive mangrove rehabilitation in Batangas province, in the whole region, and around the country, is being done as part of the National Greening Program. The DENR field office--PENRO and CENRO-- in Batangas will provide technical assistance to the city government and barangay local governments in the re-establishment or rehabilitation of some 26.5 hectares of mangroves and waterways in Tabangao Aplaya (2 hectares), Libjo (1), Malitam (1), Wawa (20), Cuta (1) and Sta Clara (0.5).
Juan stressed, "A rehabilitated mangrove forest will benefit all of us-- mangroves filter of wastes from the sea and from uplands. The mangroves are beneficial to the fishers particularly because of increased fish catch and improved marine habitat. And at this time of stronger typhoons, climate change and tsunamis, those living near the coastal areas where the mangroves were proven to have saved lives of some of those living near coastal areas from the storm surges when typhoon Yolanda battered the Visayas."
"Batangas City is on the right track for preparing for any eventuality. Rehabilitating the mangroves build up the city's buffer zones against possible storm surges, maintaining the mangroves assures the safety of the Batangueños of today and the next generations." he added.


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Noakhali Correspondent: Four people were killed and two others injured when a bus collided with an auto-rickshaw at Nirwarispur in Begumganj Upazila on Monday.
The identities of the casualties could not be known immediately.
The accident took place on Begumganj-Sonaimuri road around 2:30pm.
According to police, Noakhali-bound bus from Dhaka hit an auto-rickshaw, killing four people on the spot and injuring two others.
The injured was taken to a local hospital, police said.
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The last couple of days, I have been writing in my possibilities journal. Today it just hit me that each morning when I wake, I will write my blessings and gratitude. If appropriate put my intentions and prayers in there along with dreams.
I am also trying to incorporate morning meditation/visualization. I have been part of some very intense meditation groups, but when it comes to self practice, I seem to let the ball drop. However, this week, I have found an inner strength that needs to be expressed. I am going to commit to me and what my spirit needs are.
By keeping my gratitude journal every day and centering my being each morning, I hope to create a peace that will carry me through each and every day. As much as we try to be the people we see in our mind's eye, daily hiccups happen. When we think we have dealt with family issues, they pop up again in a new form. No matter how much we strive, there will always be another lesson around the corner to learn from.
I am taking this week, to focus on my spirit and feed it. I must commit to me and my growth in order to be at peace when those hiccups happen.
This link may inspire you to delve deeper into gratitude to www.GiveMeTheMasterKey.com
This is what I am striving for, what are you working on this week???


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A lot of companies encourage employees to take short breaks to recharge and boost energy levels throughout the work day.
But new research is saying that these "microbreaks" unrelated to work may actually be making you counterproductive.
Charlotte Fritz, an assistant professor in psychology at Portland State University, tells Harvard Business Review that these short breaks — checking up on your family or making personal phone calls — were "sometimes even associated with increased weariness."
However, when workers took breaks that were related to work — such as brainstorming an idea during lunch or even praising a colleague — they were more likely to be energized afterward.
"The idea seems to be that when you're in the middle of work, you'll do better and feel better if you focus just on work."
This doesn't mean that people shouldn't take a walk if they need one, but instead of grabbing coffee or going to lunch and "detaching" from work, workers should unwind, but not actually mentally disconnect while they're still supposed to be working.
When Fritz looked into vacations, she found that this time off was good for employees' well-being and health, but that once the vacation was over, the beneficial effects associated with it fade pretty quickly — within two to three weeks.
To get the most out of your vacation days, she says it might be better to take several short vacations throughout the year rather than saving them all up for one, long break.
The study only included workers in standard office jobs, and didn't include anyone in intense working environments, such as hospital or factory-type positions.


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"Now therefore, be wise, O kings; be instructed, you judges of the earth. Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling. Kiss the Son, lest He be angry and you perish in the way, when His wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all those who put their trust in Him."
Here we have a terrific Psalm for the Advent season. Psalm 2 is a Messianic Psalm. It is a pronouncement of the kingship of the Messiah. Listen to verses 6 through 8: "Yet I have set my King on my holy hill of Zion. I will declare the decree: The Lord has said to Me, You are my Son, today I have begotten you. Ask of Me, and I will give you the nations for your inheritance, and the ends of the earth for your possession."
Jesus came into the world, not just to be the sacrifice for sins, but also to be established as King of all the world. This was announced even to Mary by the angel Gabriel. Speaking of Jesus, Gabriel says, "He will be great, and will be called the Son of the Highest; and the Lord God will give Him the throne of His father David….and of His kingdom there will be no end."
Jesus was born to be King.
Now each week it is our typical pattern to look into the wisdom of Proverbs for our Call to Confession but in this text from Psalm 2 we receive the greatest wisdom of all. If the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, then submission to the rule and reign of His Son, Jesus Christ, is the pinnacle of wisdom.
We see in verse 10 that the instruction is given to earthly rulers, "be wise, O kings; be instructed you judges of the earth." Even so we are not excluded from this command. If it is wise for the world's leaders to submit to Christ, then it certainly is for us also as their subordinates. In addition, Jesus Christ, as the King of kings, is ruler over all people. Our allegiance to Him is no less expected than it is of earthly kings.
This allegiance is to be carried out in our lives with fear and trembling. We receive the same instruction from Paul in Philippians where he says that we are to work out our salvation with fear and trembling. Such language can be confusing. What does it mean to "serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling"?
It means to serve Him with awe and humility, with reverence and excitement because we know that God is Holy and therefore it is no small thing that He has done in saving us through Jesus Christ and establishing Him as King. It also means that we are terrified of what we receive apart from Jesus Christ.
We come to this segment of our worship service to confess our sin and it is our sin that deserves God's wrath. We serve with fear and trembling because we recognize that without Jesus we receive the wrath of Almighty God.
John 3:36 says, "He who believes in the Son has everlasting life; and he who does not believe the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abides on him."
This morning's text paints a very frightening picture. If we do not submit ourselves to the lordship of the Son then it is His wrath that is kindled against us. And if the One who is our Redeemer is wrathful toward us, what hope do we have? If the Son who is our High Priest is angry who will intercede for us? If His wrath is kindled but a little then there remains no sacrifice for our sin and no other name by which we can be saved.
Let us then kiss the Son! Not with the false kiss of Judas Iscariot, ; but with a kiss of allegiance, a kiss of adoration, a kiss of sincere love and gratitude like that of the woman who wept at Jesus' feet, kissing them and anointing them with oil.


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And I've had two over the weekend.
As my last post says, my partner and I are having baby #2, due May next year. I am so excited.
After my miscarriage earlier this year, this has come both as a huge shock and also a quite pleasant surprise.
In saying that though, I have been a bit panicky.
*This may get a bit "Too Much Information" so if you don't like it, I'm very sorry…*
It all started on Friday. I had been out during the day (I cant remember what doing…) and come home. I went to the bathroom and noticed there was brown on the paper. I went to ring the doctor and they were shut (they had closed at 5 and it was 5:05……) so I googled it, (don't judge, I didn't know what to do.). As I read, it became apparent that it was OK and not to stress. So I tried not to.
7pm rocked around and I was about to give my daughter a bath and I went again and this time it was bright red. I googled again and it said basically to go to hospital. I rang my partner at work and asked him to come home. Which he did. I also rang my mum to come and take me to hospital, (my partner can't drive and my daughter needed someone home with her.)
So we got there and waited. And waited. Then I got called in and they had to take some blood.
This I got a little annoyed at but went OK because I had had a blood test the day before and been stabbed 4 times before they got any blood out. So I let them do that and then waited some more.
So when the doctor finally got to me, he said I was totally fine. No miscarriage as far as he could tell. So I was sent home.
The next day, bout 7pm, it happened again.
I rang the hospital and the put me through to doctors after hours who told me to go back to emergency. So I rang my mum again and asked her to drive me through to the other hospital 40 minutes away.
And again we waited. And waited. And waited.
We were there for nearly 5 hours (they were busy…) and in the end I was given a needle and told I could go home. Seriously!
So the last two days, I have been trying my best to relax and take it easy. Which isn't easy being I have a 2.5 year old who is going through the terrible twos. But, as of right now, she's napping so I'm taking the time to relax before work.
I'm back at my doctors tomorrow so I will let her know as well what's been going on and we shall see what happens.
I'm just trying to relax…. that's all I want to do……


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National Hotel Miami Florida wedding shoot. Miami, Florida, is synonymous with loud color and a fearless zest for life. This styled shoot at the National Hotel explores that fun flavor but does so from a vintage-mod perspective that turns this style into a truly timeless wedding look. The invitation suite is the first indication that the style for this wedding is definitely inspired by Miami. A pink envelope with yellow checkerboard inner flap, a blue reply card, and an invitation that features all those colors is appropriate for this event.
The flowers in this shoot weren't short on color, either. Golden crespedia, green succulents, and bright pink peonies are just a few of the blooms that make an audacious appearance.
The bride wears a classic wedding gown that is perfect for the venue. It features a high embellished neckline, a tied waistband, and a tiered skirt that hugs close to her figure. The back of her gown also features a classic row of satin buttons.
Her hair is styled in a low updo with volume at the crown.
A bridesmaid wears a lace ivory dress with a satin ribbon waistband. The light color of the dress makes the colors of the bouquet pop even more. She sports fingerwaves in her hair, channeling a glamorous take on vintage hairstyle.
Poolside the groom wears a navy blue suit with a light blue tie and brown shoes. He wears modern glasses that make a statement and also accessorizes with a tie clip, boutonniere, white pocket square, and classic watch.
Together, the couple make a striking pair, exuding both modern notes and classic details. The inclusion of the hotel's pool with palm trees on each side is a clever way to elegantly tie in the well-known essence of Miami.
The couple makes their way around the pool to a reception table.
Styled with mod wooden furniture, the tablescape features color and clean lines with a glimpse of radiance. Place settings include white plates, light blue flatware, and clear glasses.
Various floral arrangements line the center of the table.
White vases of all shapes and sizes hold red poppies, yellow and dark red roses, eucalyptus, succulents, and dark red mums, just to name a few.
Set on a vintage mod-inspired buffet, a square cake with two tiers of different heights is adorned with flowers in various shades of red. Alongside the confection is an assortment of plants housed in milk glass.
And you can't have a shoot in Florida without even a brief glimpse of the beach. The couple stands on the sand in their gorgeous wears and embrace for one final shot, proving that their looks translate anywhere.
The multifaceted approach to style in this shoot is intriguing. The combination of the hot Miami atmosphere, the cool hotel venue, and the vintage mod decor proved to be a smart and clever spin on the classic Florida wedding concept we're used to seeing.
Photography: GIANNY CAMPOS PHOTOGRAPHY Florals: EVER AFTER FLORAL DESIGN Venue: The National Hotel in MIAMI BEACH Hair & make-up: MAKEUP BY MARZ Gowns: GOSSAMER Groom's suit: JCREW Bride's and bridesmaids shoes: BHLDN Cake: CLOUD 9 BAKERY Stationery: LLORENTE DESIGN Furniture: WEST ELM