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Apocalypse (Greek: Ἀποκάλυψις, apokalypsis, literally: the lifting of the veil) is a term applied to the disclosure to certain privileged persons of something hidden from the mass of humankind. In English, the word apocalypse now commonly refers to the end of the world. The current meaning may be an ellipsis of the phrase apokalupsis eschaton (apocalyptic eschatology), meaning "revelation of knowledge of the end of time".
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- What is most needed today is a fundamental theological thinking, one centered upon the Godhead itself, and centered upon that which is most challenging or most offensive in the Godhead, one which has truly been veiled in the modern world, except by our most revolutionary thinkers and visionaries. If we allow Blake and Nietzsche to be paradigmatic of those revolutionaries, nowhere else does such a centering upon God or the Godhead occur, although a full parallel to this occurs in Spinoza and Hegel; but the language of Hegel and Spinoza is not actually offensive, or not in its immediate impact, whereas the language of Nietzsche and Blake is the most purely offensive language which has ever been inscribed. Above all this is true of the theological language of Blake and Nietzsche, but here a theological language is a truly universal language, one occurring in every domain, and occurring as that absolute No which is the origin of every repression and every darkness, and a darkness which is finally the darkness of God, or the darkness of that Godhead which is beyond "God." Only Nietzsche and Blake know a wholly fallen Godhead, a Godhead which is an absolutely alien Nihil, but the full reversal of that Nihil is apocalypse itself, an apocalypse which is an absolute joy, and Blake and Nietzsche are those very writers who have most evoked that joy.
- Thomas J. J. Altizer, in Godhead and the Nothing (2003), Preface
- "You frighten me, when you say there isn't time."
"I don't see why. Christians have been expecting the imminent end of the world for millennia."
"But it keeps not ending."
"So far, so good."
- Orson Scott Card, in Ender's Shadow (1999)
- "The Man Comes Around" is a song that I wrote, it's my song of the apocalypse, and I got the idea from a dream that I had — I dreamed I saw Queen Elizabeth. I dreamed I went in to Buckingham Palace, and there she sat on the floor. And she looked up at me and said, "Johnny Cash, you're like a thorn tree in a whirlwind." And I woke up, of course, and I thought, what could a dream like this mean? Thorn tree in a whirlwind? Well, I forgot about it for two or three years, but it kept haunting me, this dream. I kept thinking about it, how vivid it was, and then I thought, Maybe it's biblical. So I found it. Something about whirlwinds and thorn trees in the Bible. So from that, my song started and... "The Man Comes Around." The song turned out to be "The Man Comes Around."
- There is always in the healthy mind an obscure prompting that religion teaches us rather to dig than to climb; that if we could once understand the common clay of earth we should understand everything. Similarly, we have the sentiment that if we could destroy custom at a blow and see the stars as a child sees them, we should need no other apocalypse. This is the great truth which has always lain at the back of baby-worship, and which will support it to the end.
- G. K. Chesterton, in "A Defence of Baby-Worship" in The Defendant (1901)
- I believe in the premillenial, pre-tribulational coming of Christ for all of his church, and to summarize that, your first poll, do you believe Jesus coming the second time will be in the future, I would vote yes with the 59 percent and with Billy Graham and most evangelicals.
- Jerry Falwell, on Paula Zahn Now (31 July 2006), as quoted in "CNN still fixated on Apocalypse predictors, still ignoring alleged invitation to White House, Capitol Hill" at Media Matters for America (1 August 2006)
- The apocalypse is the way the world looks after the ego has disappeared.
- Northrop Frye The Great Code: The Bible and Literature, Chapter 5, Typology II: Phases of Revelation p. 158
- "Listen," croaked Skuzz. "Got something important to tell you. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse … they're right bastards, all four of them."
- As for apocalypse, I was imprinted at an early age with the idea of The End of the World (this also courtesy of the Catholic Church). I can remember being terrified of thunderstorms — I'd think, Uh oh, THIS IS IT. I was born in 1957, and grew up in the metropolitan New York area with the Cold War as a backdrop. In kindergarten and first and second grade we had constant air raid drills, sirens going off and that whole "Duck 'n Cover" drill when you cower under your desk or else hide in the classroom cloak closet, waiting for the Atomic Bomb to drop. I had nightmares about that well into my twenties.
- Elizabeth Hand, in "Apocalypse Descending" interview with Nick Gevers (July - September 2001) published in Redsine Seven(January 2002)
- Wild, dark times are rumbling toward us, and the prophet who wishes to write a new apocalypse will have to invent entirely new beasts, and beasts so terrible that the ancient animal symbols of St. John will seem like cooing doves and cupids in comparison.
- Heinrich Heine, in Lutetia; or, Paris. From the Augsberg Gazette, 12, VII (1842)
- And along with indifference to space, there was an even more complete indifference to time.
"There seems to be plenty of it", was all I would answer when the investigator asked me to say what I felt about time.
Plenty of it, but exactly how much was entirely irrelevant. I could, of course, have looked at my watch but my watch I knew was in another universe. My actual experience had been, was still, of an indefinite duration. Or alternatively, of a perpetual present made up of one continually changing apocalypse.
- Aldous Huxley, The Doors of Perception (1954), P. 23
- To me, when we talk about the world, we are talking about our ideas of the world. Our ideas of organisation, our different religions, our different economic systems, our ideas about it are the world. We are heading for a radical revision where you could say we are heading towards the end of the world, but more in the R.E.M. sense than the Revelation sense. That is what apocalypse means – revelation. I could square that with the end of the world, a revelation, a new way of looking at things, something that completely radicalises our notions of the where we were, when we were, what we were, something like that would constitute an end to the world in the kind of abstract – yet very real sense – that I am talking about. A change in the language, a change in the thinking, a change in the music. It wouldn't take much – one big scientific idea, or artistic idea, one good book, one good painting – who knows – we are at a critical point where the ideas are coming thicker and faster and stranger and stranger than they ever were before. They are realised at a greater speed, everything has become very fluid.
- Alan Moore in "Alan Moore Interview" by Matthew De Abaitua (1998), later published in Alan Moore: Conversations (2011) edited by Eric L. Berlatsky
- The year 1999, seventh month, [or simply "sept"] From the sky will come a great King of Terror. To bring back to life the great King of the Mongols, Before and after Mars to reign by good luck.
- Nostradamus (Century 10, Quatrain 72)[1]
- There are Seven Seals to be opened, that is to say, Seven mysteries to know, and Seven difficulties to overcome, Seven trumpets to sound, and Seven cups to empty.
The Apocalypse is, to those who receive the nineteenth degree, the Apotheosis of that Sublime Faith which aspires to God alone, and despises all the pomps and works of Lucifer. Lucifer, the Light-bearer! Strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish Souls! Doubt it not! for traditions are full of Divine Revelations and Inspirations: and Inspiration is not of one Age nor of one Creed. Plato and Philo, also, were inspired.
- Albert Pike, in Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (1871), Ch. XIX : Grand Pontiff, p. 321
- Let us pardon him his hope of a vain apocalypse, and of a second coming in great triumph upon the clouds of heaven. Perhaps these were the errors of others rather than his own; and if it be true that he himself shared the general illusion, what matters it, since his dream rendered him strong against death, and sustained him in a struggle to which he might otherwise have been unequal?
- Ernest Renan. Vie de Jésus (The Life of Jesus) Ch. 17 (1863)
- Christians, and some Jews, claim we're in the "end times," but they've been saying this off and on for more than two thousand years. According to Hindu cosmology, we're in the Kali Yuga, a dark period when the cow of history is balanced precariously on one leg, soon to topple. Then there are our new-age friends who believe that this December we're in for a global cage-rattling which, once the dust has settled, will usher in a great spiritual awakening.
Most of this apocalyptic noise appears to be just wishful thinking on the part of people who find life too messy and uncertain for comfort, let alone for serenity and mirth. The truth, from my perspective, is that the world, indeed, is ending – and is also being reborn. It's been doing that all day, every day, forever. Each time we exhale, the world ends; when we inhale, there can be, if we allow it, rebirth and spiritual renewal. It all transpires inside of us. In our consciousness, in our hearts. All the time.
Otherwise, ours is an old, old story with an interesting new wrinkle. Throughout most of our history, nothing – not flood, famine, plague, or new weapons – has endangered humanity one-tenth as much as the narcissistic ego, with its self-aggrandizing presumptions and its hell-hound spawn of fear and greed. The new wrinkle is that escalating advances in technology are nourishing the narcissistic ego the way chicken manure nourishes a rose bush, while exploding worldwide population is allowing its effects to multiply geometrically. Here's an idea: let's get over ourselves, buy a cherry pie, and go fall in love with life.
- Armageddon is the great decisive Battle between the Forces of Light and darkness. It was predicted in all the ancient scriptures, and the name "Armageddon, as well as the description of it, can be found in the Apocalypse... It is interesting to note that these calculations are also found in the pyramid of Cheops. Thus, today, we find ourselves in the midst of this Battle, which will increase... (10 September 1934)
- Helena Roerich, Letters of Helena Roerich, Volume II: 1935-1939
- The predicted great Armageddon of our race is in full swing... victory is always with the forces of Light, but dreadful cataclysms are unavoidable... the destiny of the world is in the hands of humanity. The planet can be saved only if there is a resurrection of the spirit, only if the consciousness is liberated from the phantoms of the past and directed toward the construction of the New World on the basis of a new understanding of cooperation and knowledge. (16 July 1935) ...At present the whole world is passing through thrice difficult days, and it was indicated to read in the Apocalypse the first verse, chapter 21—"And I saw a new heaven and a new earth" so it is, and with the old consciousness one cannot enter the New World. (11 February 1938)
- Helena Roerich, Letters of Helena Roerich, Volume II: 1935-1939
- I myself once heard intelligent people trying to prove that the Bolsheviks were predicted in the Apocalypse, and that even the number of the days of their power was mentioned, and that the Michael mentioned there was none other than the Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich! I certainly do not mention this to discredit Bajenov's book, but simply to warn those who are greatly attracted by research into Biblical prophecies. (22 June 1936)
- Helena Roerich, Letters of Helena Roerich, Volume II: 1935-1939
- His feet were like fine copper when glowing in a furnace; and his voice was as the sound of many waters.
- And I heard the number of them which were sealed: and there were sealed an hundred and forty and four thousand of all the tribes of the children of Israel.
- 7: 4, King James Version
- It has been granted to her to be clothed with bright, clean, fine linen—for the fine linen stands for the righteous acts of the holy ones.


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I don't know what I'm going to do now. The agent said suggested I convert to Flash video. No way. QTSS isn't supported on iPhones and iOS devices, and neither is Flash. I'm not going to convert to another dead format like Flash. I could migrate to another web host, but the monthly fee for QTSS alone will be more than what I pay Dreamhost in a year. I will probably have to convert to HTTP Live Streaming, but it's going to take a while to get that running. So in the meantime, all my video content is offline.
It is worth noting that my BlogTV service was the first video blog on the internet. Other people used video on their websites, but I was the first person to use streaming services that integrated with standard blog software. It is starting to look like that blog software, MovableType, is also heading for obsolescence. I suppose this is the disadvantage to maintaining a site for so long. I have tried to keep everything online, and I'm even attempting to resurrect some of my first web pages from the early 1990s. It is easy to support legacy content written for simple standards like HTTP 1.0. But it's increasingly difficult to maintain some of the more complex, server-side systems. I suppose Dreamhost isn't to blame for the obsolescences of QTSS. But it doesn't really cost them anything to keep it running. And I paid them a hell of a lot of money over the years. I expected more from them and they've disappointed me before.


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TaShawn Thomas stepped to the free throw line for what he called the biggest free throws of his life.
Houston had blown a 21-point lead but Thomas would not let the Cougars fall, coming up big on the offensive and then defensive end in the final 10 seconds.
Thomas scored 23 points, including two free throws with 9 seconds left, and blocked a late layup by Shabazz Napier as Houston rallied for a 75-71 victory over No. 17 Connecticut on Tuesday night in the American Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
Thomas was 8 of 15 from the field and 7 of 8 from the free throw line and grabbed eight rebounds for Houston (9-5, 1-0), which defeated a ranked team for the first time since beating Central Florida on Jan. 8, 2011.
Thomas drove to the basket and put up a jumper with 9 seconds left but was fouled by Tyler Olander. Thomas made both free throws to put Houston up by two points.
"Those were the biggest free throws of my life, because one, I couldn't see; I got hit in the eye two plays before, and two, if I made them, it was going to put us in a good place," Thomas said. "They called a timeout right before I went to the line and it helped me out because I was able to recover. Jherrod (Stiggers) just kept telling me I better get it right and make the last two free throws."
Napier drove coast-to-coast but Thomas blocked his layup and Tione Womack grabbed the rebound and was fouled. Womack hit two free throws to give Houston the four-point lead with 2 seconds left.
Trailing 71-68, Stiggers tied it with a 3-pointer with just over a minute remaining. Napier missed a 3-pointer from the top of the key with 38 seconds left.
"I knew TaShawn was going to drive and kick it out, and I knew I was going to shoot it, but I didn't know I was going to have to double clutch it because he hit my arm a little bit," Stiggers said. "It was a big moment. It felt good, but I knew I had to get back and play defense."
Stiggers added 17 points and Danrad Knowles had 13 points and nine rebounds for the Cougars, who shot 49 percent from the field.
Napier scored 25 of his 27 points in the second half as he led the Huskies (11-2, 0-1) back from a 21-point first-half deficit to hold a lead with just over a minute remaining.
"Once again we got down by a big margin," Connecticut coach Kevin Ollie said. "We have to play. We weren't ready to play and that's my fault. I'll try to find some tough guys but what we're showing now; we get down, and then that's when we start playing. We play in spurts, and I've been telling y'all that this whole season. We can't play in spurts, because we're not good enough."
Ryan Boatright finished with 19 points and nine assists, and DeAndre Daniels added 12 points for Connecticut.
"We played terrible," Boatright said. "They beat us in every category of the basketball game. We got back in the game simply because we are more talented than them, but they came to play."
Napier's only points in the first half came on two free throws with 4 seconds left. He started the second half by scoring 14 of the Huskies' first 21 points as part of a 21-3 run that tied the game at 49 with 12:55 left on a dunk by Niels Giffey.
Connecticut took its first lead of the game on a 3 by Daniels with 3:40 remaining that made it 67-64.
"We got back and felt like we could have taken the lead and kept it," Napier said. "We weren't able to rebound and get the stops necessary at that time. It was kind of difficult. If we would have played the way we were supposed to play in the first half, we would have won by 15 points. We just played bad."
The Cougars jumped to a 10-2 lead in the first 4 ½ minutes on two 3s by LeRon Barnes and two jumpers by Thomas, prompting Ollie to call a timeout.
Houston upped its lead to 20-8 with 11:53 left in the first half on a layup by Stiggers, prompting another Connecticut timeout.
The Cougars pushed the lead to 45-24 on two free throws by Jaaron Simmons with 2:25 left and led 46-28 at halftime.
"We talked the entire portion of halftime about that being the most insignificant stat there is: the halftime score," Houston coach James Dickey said. "We knew they would make a run, but we didn't want them to make a run to let them take the go-ahead 3. Then down the stretch we had a lot of guys make plays. It took a total team effort."


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WASHINGTON An internal Justice Department inquiry has concluded that Bush administration lawyers committed serious lapses of judgment in writing secret memorandums authorizing brutal interrogations but that they should not be prosecuted, according to government officials briefed on its findings.
The report by the Office of Professional Responsibility, an internal ethics unit within the Justice Department, is also likely to ask state bar associations to consider possible disciplinary action, which could include reprimands or even disbarment, for some of the lawyers involved in writing the legal opinions, the officials said.
The conclusions of the 220-page draft report are not final and have not yet been approved by Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. The officials said that it is possible that the final report might be subject to further revision but that they did not expect major alterations in its main findings or recommendations.
The findings, growing out of an inquiry that started in 2004, would represent a stinging rebuke of the lawyers and their legal arguments.
But they would stop short of the criminal referral sought by some human rights advocates, who have suggested that the lawyers could be prosecuted as part of a criminal conspiracy to violate the anti-torture statute. President Obama has said the Justice Department would have to decide whether the lawyers who authorized the interrogation methods should face charges, while pledging that interrogators would not be investigated or prosecuted for using techniques that the lawyers said were legal.
The draft report is described as very detailed, tracing e-mail messages between the Justice Department lawyers and officials at the White House and the Central Intelligence Agency. Among the questions it is expected to consider is whether the memos were an independent judgment of the limits of the federal anti-torture statute or were deliberately skewed to justify the use of techniques proposed by the C.I.A.
At issue is the question of whether the lawyers acted ethically and competently in writing a series of Justice Department legal opinions from 2002 to 2007.
The opinions permitted the Central Intelligence Agency to use a number of methods that human rights groups and legal experts have condemned as torture, including waterboarding, wall-slamming and shackling for hours in a standing position. The opinions allowed many of these practices to be used repeatedly and in combination.
The main targets of criticism are John Yoo, Jay S. Bybee and Steven G. Bradbury, who, as senior officials of the department's Office of Legal Counsel, were principal authors of the opinions.
It was unclear whether all three would be the subject of bar association referrals. One person who saw the report said it did not recommend bar action against Mr. Bradbury.
Mr. Bradbury, and lawyers for Mr. Yoo, now a law professor at Berkeley, and for Mr. Bybee, now a federal appeals court judge in Nevada, all declined to comment Tuesday, saying Justice Department rules require confidentiality for ethics reviews.
The work of other lawyers in the counsel's office was also questioned in the report, the officials said, but none are believed to be the subject of disciplinary recommendations. The report reaches no conclusions about the role of lawyers at the White House or the C.I.A. because the jurisdiction of the ethics unit does not extend beyond the Justice Department.
The draft report on the interrogation opinions was completed in December and provoked controversy inside the Bush administration Justice Department. But criticism of the legal work in the memos has intensified since last month when the Obama administration disclosed one previously secret opinion from 2002, drafted mainly by Mr. Yoo and signed by Mr. Bybee, and three from 2005, signed by Mr. Bradbury, which for the first time described the coercive interrogation methods in detail.
Michael B. Mukasey, attorney general when the draft report was first completed, was said by colleagues to have been critical of its quality and upset over its scathing conclusions. He wrote a 10-page rebuttal to its findings, and, in his farewell speech to employees, warned against second-guessing the legal work of the department's lawyers.
Several legal scholars have remarked that in approving waterboarding, the near-drowning method Mr. Obama and his aides have described as torture, the Justice Department lawyers did not cite cases in which the United States government previously prosecuted American law enforcement officials and Japanese World War II interrogators for using the procedure.
In a letter on Monday, the Justice Department advised two Democratic senators on the Judiciary committee, Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, that the former department lawyers who wrote the opinions had until May 4 to submit written appeals to the findings.
The letter, written by Ronald Weich, an assistant attorney general, also said the report had been given to the C.I.A. for review and declassification, and some officials said they expected a version to be made public, probably late this month.
Mr. Durbin and Mr. Whitehouse, who have criticized the Bush administration's interrogation policies, have repeatedly demanded the release of the report. Mr. Whitehouse is scheduled to hold a hearing on May 13, to examine issues related to the report.
The professional responsibility office first began examining the actions of the lawyers nearly five years ago. Recently, Mr. Holder named Mary Patrice Brown, a senior federal prosecutor in Washington to head the office, moving its longtime chief, H. Marshall Jarrett, to another job within the Justice Department.


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A Bloomfield Hills high school has banned student-led prayer at football post-game proceedings after complaints from a family concerned about the practice.
Dan Korobkin, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, said a family had come forth with its concerns to the ACLU in February that Lahser High School's football coach, Dan Loria, had been leading students in prayer following home games.
Bloomfield Schools Superintendent Robert Glass said the matter was resolved without issue in March.
"We interviewed the coach after receiving the complaint and investigated the matter," Glass said. "The coach did not lead prayer as alleged, but was present when students led prayer at the game."
Glass added that despite the coach not being involved, the prayers would still no longer be permitted.
"Student-led prayer is not to be part of post-game proceedings," he said.
In a letter to Bloomfield Hills Schools officials dated Feb. 26, representatives from the Oakland County branch of the ACLU raised their concerns about the complaint. The letter cited a violation of the Establishment Clause and Religious Freedom Clause of the First Amendment, adding that such faculty- or student-led prayer events could alienate or ostracize those who do not share the same beliefs.
Loria said that the prayer activities began nearly 11 years ago when a player had requested others join him in a prayer for his ill brother and it snowballed from there.
"It kind of just carried on," he said. "It was something that somebody wanted to do every year. I got caught up because of how it originated and I lost sight of it."
Upon notification from the administration of the violation, he accepted full responsibility for the matter, he said.
"When it comes to discipline, whatever you allow, you encourage," he said. "By me being present, I was encouraging it. This happened because of me and I had to wake up."
Loria said he at first didn't realize the implications behind allowing those who didn't want to take part to walk away from it, but is determined to make sure that future student-led prayer activities do not take place on school property.
Korobkin said the ACLU's concern was not so much the coach's participation, but the administration's reaction.
"From our perspective the issue is not the coach," he said. "The issue is the school and how they respond to a serious situation such as this one. Our concern in writing to them was to make sure that these coach-led prayers would stop."
Korobkin said the coach's presence for these prayer activities, whether he is leading them or not, is what makes the matter unconstitutional.
"Rather than having some sort of big dispute over whether the coach was actually leading it or taking part, the school district did the right thing by making it clear to the coach that prayer was not appropriate at football team events," he said.
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In the wake of celebrity Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto's supposed attempt to bribe a senior police officer, Finance Minister Yair Lapid stated, "Three tycoons were known to counsel rabbis - Moti Ziser, Ilan Ben Dov and Nochi Dankner – all of whom saw their [financial] empires crumble. Maybe they should have consulted economists rather than rabbis."
In the increasingly tense debate between religious and secular views in Israel, Lapid seized the opportunity provided by Rabbi Pinto to widen the divide between the spiritual and the material. Money and faith, so Lapid and many Israelis believe, are two unrelated and even opposing spheres.
Pinto set a bad example, so be sure, but to conclude from his scandal that rabbis should not be consulted on financial matters is like concluding from one rotten apple that all apples should be avoided.
Moreover, in light of the presumably sound economic theories and policies that led the Western world into financial crisis, relying on economists for good counsel is apparently as risky as consulting a rabbi.
People's ill judgment in the financial sphere, as well as just about every other sphere of human life, is ultimately a testimony of human frailty, not a rebuttal of spirituality. If anything, that the ultra-rich, who presumably don't need any help on financial matters, would seek spiritual guidance should have been cause for concern that they are unable to find the good counsel they need from secular economists.
There are those who will insist that the rich, just as the poor, are simply superstitious. Be that as it may, I believe more credit should be given to one who seeks the company of a rabbi, or the spirituality that he represents.
A case in point was the 2008 gathering of 500 of Israel's upper echelon in honor of Rabbi Haim Kovalski, who had earned great respect among many Israelis due to his Project Meorot Hadaf Hayomi that aimed to help every Jew study the Talmud on a daily basis.
Asked by a reporter what a respected lawyer was doing at such an event, Gideon Fischer replied: "…people are looking for a wise man. A rabbi has no radio and he doesn't read secular newspapers. He knows all that is needed to be known, and avoids everything one need not know and need not read or see. All of his time is devoted to studying and casuistry. He has hundreds of thousands of studying hours, and we, how much time are we wasting on television, nonsense and vain things? We want to sit around a refined person."
True religious people, and by religious I mean anyone who puts his or her faith to practice, knows that the division Lapid suggests between the spiritual and the material is false at best. The Bible has much to say about debt, usury, alms giving and a host of other purely economic issues that if given their proper weight can bring much relief to individuals and society.
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A new definition of success for deer seasonBy JASON PATTERSON,
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The end of January marks the end of deer season, and it's always met with various receptions in our home.
My reaction is always based on how successful the season was.
If it was a good season, I'm content to reflect on the adventures and eager to welcome longer days and warmer weather.
After less successful seasons I find myself wishing there was just a little more time and wondering why the season can't at least extend a couple of weeks into February.
My wife Jamie's reaction is consistent. She sees the end of deer season as a reason to celebrate. Now there is at least hope that I will tackle the list of jobs around the house she has been compiling.
And I'll actually be there on Saturday mornings when she wakes up, and I'll usually already have the coffee ready.
She can also take comfort in the fact that we won't be converting the kitchen into an amateur deer processing station for awhile, and there won't be bags of deer taking up space in the refrigerator until we get around to butchering it.
She is remarkably supportive of our efforts, but she can't hide the fact that she's glad when it's over.
But these days there is a benefit to deer season that she had not previously experienced. Except for those early morning on really cold days, I usually take at least one of the kids with me. Sometimes I take all three. That gives her a rare opportunity to relax. For a mother of three who works hard and is involved in numerous other activities in the community, a chance to relax and just enjoy a little peace and quiet is a valuable thing.
My brother Eric also has three kids who are close in age to mine so we have taken a new approach to hunting now that our children want to participate. We used to hunt almost exclusively out of climbing stands or ladder stands, but box stands have become more common now.
As the smaller children got bigger and wanted to go, the stands got bigger too. Eric's oldest son killed his first deer this season, and my oldest son took the only deer that is in our freezer this year.
I didn't even fire my gun this year. Normally that would have been depressing to me, but I have a different definition of success this year.
Our goal for this year was for my oldest son James to kill his first buck. That didn't happen, but only because he chose to let some smaller bucks walk.
Of course he hoped that he was going to get a bigger buck later in the season, but instead he learned that success sometimes takes a lot of effort and it's never guaranteed. That's a valuable lesson, and it's one that he not only seems to understand, he seems to embrace it. That will serve him well.
I also got to teach my daughter Elsie about gun safety with her pink Red Ryder bb gun. My Dad was very serious about teaching us gun safety, and he made us treat our bb guns just like they were high powered rifles. By the time I graduated to a "real" gun, I didn't even have to think about things like engaging the safety after taking a shot or never pointing the barrel toward anyone.
I am committed to doing the same thing for my children. All of the good times in the world wouldn't be worth one single accident.
I also got to hear a lot of interesting observations from my first hunting partner who not only packed a pink gun, but also had pink hunting boots.
And finally I had the experience of taking my four-year-old son Jase.
Successful deer hunting requires you to be still and be quiet for long periods of time. I don't know any four-year-olds who could put either of those skills on their resume, and Jase is no exception.
But he got better as the season progressed, and I introduced him to my trick of always having a paperback book in my pocket for when I get restless. His books are still mostly pictures, and we usually had to bring a backpack with several books in it. There's never a bad time to encourage your kid to enjoy books.
Another deer season has come and gone, and although it was the first one in many years that I didn't kill a deer, it was one of my most enjoyable seasons to date.
Many of my favorite memories of my father are of times spent with him outdoors. Those were some of the happiest times of my life.
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From the set of NBC's "The Event," gymnast-turned-actress Maddy Curley spoke with IG this week about her recent projects, ranging from parts in "The Office" and an unofficial "Footloose" remake to a gymnastics-themed screenplay she hopes will get produced before the 2012 Olympics.
Curley has enjoyed steady work in Hollywood since she earned a B.F.A. in Drama and International Studies at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, where she competed in gymnastics from 2000-2004. She made her professional acting debut in 2006 with a co-starring role in "Stick It," Touchstone Pictures' gymnastics-themed film starring Academy Award winner Jeff Bridges.
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In this IG Online interview, Curley details her Hollywood career to date, and outlines her plans to master the arts of acting, writing and directing.
IG: Can you talk a bit about your role on "The Event"? It's a new show with a lot of buzz...
MC: Actually, I'm a bit sworn to secrecy, but what I can tell you is I play a passenger on the plane that crashes. My character's name is Jackie Granados and so far I only have one line, but hopefully they'll bring me back!
IG: How and why did you get involved with the unofficial "Footloose" remake?
MC: A guy at the gym where I work, CrossFit Hollywood, gave my name to a friend of his that needed someone who could do acrobatics to recreate the warehouse scene. I loved it because it was a combination of comedy, dance and gymnastics!
IG: At both of the screenings I attended, your performance received one of the best reactions from the audience. The dance sequence in the factory was complicated and convincing, as were the giant swings on the high bar. How did you prepare for this scene? Did you study the original choreography from the film, or just improvise?
MC: I watched the dance scene over and over throughout filming, so we could get it as close to the real thing as possible. The director had his iPhone with him and we would watch, film, watch, film. And then we would add in a few spoofy things of our own, as well.
IG: What about your work on the independent film "Turkles."
MC: "Turkles" is a family-friendly movie about a group of kids who set out to stop some bad guys from poaching turtle eggs. I play one of the camp counselors that teach the kids about turtles. It was really fun to film because I had never seen a turtle bigger than the size of my hand, and I got to see two that were huge! One was at least four feet long, and she was making a nest to lay eggs. I don't know when "Turkles" will be released. It was independently financed without a studio behind it. I can only hope a studio snatches it up, because it will certainly be a cute movie.
IG: We understand you had a role on "The Office." Where and when can fans look for you?
MC: Unfortunately you will not see me because my scene was deleted. I actually filmed it way back during Season 3 and can be seen in the Deleted Scenes section of the episode called "Product Recall." I got to do a scene with John Krasinski, which was tough because he's so funny that I wanted to laugh.
IG: In addition to your acting roles, you have some interesting writing, directing and producing credits. What are your aspirations in these areas, compared to your acting aspirations?
MC: Writing definitely falls closest in aspirations for my entertainment career. I love writing and I have an amazing writing partner, Brooke Buffington, that I do all my writing with. If I could live off of acting and writing, I would say I had the perfect job. As far as directing and producing go, I'd be much more inclined to direct rather than produce. Producers do a lot of the grunt work that goes unnoticed, and they have to find money. I know from experience that I hate trying to raise and find money. Brooke and I have entered a Disney Fellowship and are hoping to be picked to write for Disney. We've also been working on a mystery screenplay involving Cinderella and a dead Prince Charming.
IG: What other projects or goals are on your horizon?
MC: My goal is to become a series regular on a TV show or a lead in a feature film, and to finish another screenplay by the end of the year. The latter I can control, the former we'll have to see what miracles God has in store!
IG: How involved do you remain in gymnastics?
MC: My gymnastics has now become "playing gymnastics" when I do it. I recently went to a gymnastics camp and found I could still do back handspring layouts on beam and double fulls on floor. I'd say that, if I had to, I could go Level 9. Every now and then I go with friends to an adult gymnastics class.
Besides gymnastics, I've gotten really involved in a thing called CrossFit, and even competed. I got second at sectionals. CrossFit is a combination of Olympic lifting, body weight movements like pull-ups and push-ups, running, etc. It has workouts that range from two to 30 minutes that are super-intense. I'll say a floor routine is still harder, but these workouts come close. I like to say it's good competition for former athletes. For the first time in my life I lift weights. I also coach group classes in between acting jobs.
I still love gymnastics and am still actively trying to get Brooke's and my script, "Chalk It Up," into the hands of an investor. It would be so great to have made before the 2012 Olympics. I think that, with the success of (ABC Family's gymnastics-themes series) "Make It or Break It," making my film is a no-brainer. People love gymnastics! I was so excited to hear about "Make It or Break It," and went to a network test to play the part of Payson. Another girl, Ayla Kell, got the part. Alas, I still watch the show and support anything that brings more notoriety to such a difficult and amazing sport.
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In a league were some players treat their own end like a contagious disease, the Philadelphia 76ers forward did an admirable job 'D-ing' up with one shoe.
While leading an incredible comeback in game one of the 76ers' playoff series against the Miami Heat, Young's shoe came off on a fast break.
He carried his shoe the length of the floor and tossed it to the 76ers' bench, thinking he'd put it on during the next stoppage in play.
All that mattered was defence. And Young, with one shoe, even rotated over to help on Chris Bosh.
However, like Charlie Sheen in Major League, his throw missed the target and fell into the lap of a puzzled Heat fan, who, surprisingly, returned it.
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