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Towards a shock sensitive social protection system for Malawi
This study, undertaken by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre (RCRCCC), was commissioned to offer concrete ways to take forward shock-sensitive social protection in Malawi. Led by the Government and supported by German Cooperation/GIZ, the World Bank Group, and World Food Programme (WFP), it looks at how social protection and humanitarian work can be implemented to provide predictable support to the most vulnerable, including in the face of shocks. The concept of shock-sensitive social protection has become a national priority in Malawi, and is reflected in the new Malawi Growth and Development Strategy III, the Malawi National Social Support Programme (MNSSP II), the National Resilience Strategy, and the Joint Emergency Food Aid Programme (JEFAP) Guidelines. This study supports these processes. As a concept, it proposes alternatives that can be further contextualized and refined in practice by the Government and its partners and provides case studies from within the country, regionally and globally. Partnerships are key to developing resilience and we welcome the support of our development partners as we continue to define the shock-sensitive social protection agenda for Malawi.


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Wuxi Changfu Tractor Manufacturing Co.,Ltd
The Two-Wheel Walking Tractor is popular among users on the market as its many advantages. But, occasionally, there are some small problems in practical application. For the users, it is usually used to identify the working status of the Two-Wheel Walking Tractor by "listening, watching, smelling and touching".
Listening is mainly refers to listen to the engine noise to see if it's stable by adjust the speed from low to high, and the tapping, exhaust noise to check whether normal or not. Watching is to observe whether the exhaust, smoke, oil color and other changes, and to check whether there is oil leakage, water leakage and other situation. Smelling is to smell the smoke, burning smell and smell of oil. Touching is to know the temperature of the tank through hand touch, the heat of the bearing, the vibration condition of the fixing parts and high pressure oil pipe.
In order to make it easy to understand, we make a brief introduction of some common problems and to provide some references. First, in practical application, need to pay attention to the main hook and the quality of bolt connection. We can install new safety hook between the main vehicle frame and the trailer to solve the problem.
Another common problem of the two-wheel walking tractor is automatic out-of-gear problem. The main reason for this is that the fork shift is too short to reach the position. In case of such problem, it is necessary to check the gearbox, pin, pin hole, etc., and correct it.
In addition, during the operation of the two-wheel walking tractor, there may be a running deviation problem. The reason for such situation is that the tyre pressure is inconsistent or inconsistent wear out. Therefore, it is necessary to inflate the both tyre to the specified air pressure. If the tire is badly worn, the replacement should be considered.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The Canadian rolls into Edmonton -- All Aboard
In spite of its name, a staff member told me not many Canadians ride this train. However, on my travels to Edmonton and back, I met folks from Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver Island and small town Ontario. Train buffs came from Germany, Australia, England and the US.
Some came to enjoy the ride and others to avoid flying. Among those who came all the way from Toronto to Vancouver, most were retired. After all, this is the air age. It's unusual to find working people willing or able to ride the train for four or five days.
When i was eight, our family moved from BC to Alberta in 1958. That unforgettable journey revealed my first view of mountains, not to mention bears, Dall sheep, elk, and deer. In those days, everybody took the train.
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I heard Helen Garner on Radio National recently, speaking about writing her most recent novel The Spare Room. She described her difficulty in constructing the end of the novel, and referred to the 'small voice' within that told her that even though what she had written sounded good, it was utterly wrong.
Then she had a moment of revelation. She was washing or drying her hands after disconsolately going to the loo when it came to her that she could write the novel's ending as a flash forward. She began writing furiously and had nailed it in a couple of days, and then she lay on the floor and howled – she had been afraid to face up to describing the death that occurs at the end of the novel. Garner expressed wonder at the way in which some writers can keep ploughing on, ignoring the instinct that is telling them they're on the wrong track, until they end up throwing out '140 000 words'.
Hearing this was such affirmation to me of the pitfalls of creative writing. My creativity is like an elusive bird or butterfly that I can't catch. I start with a brilliant phrase or idea, begin writing and then it somehow disappears – as if a too-logical part of my brain has stepped in and blocked it or, more easily fixed, I've stopped following the idea and gone off on another tangent.
How easy it is to just keep writing at this point. And indeed, many guides to creativity advise just that. They talk about 'free writing' and insist that one should just keep going and not judge. But my creativity doesn't always flow in the right direction. I know when I've veered off, but I just don't know how to get back on track again.
Another thing Garner discussed was her habit of writing for an hour each day, practising getting down the tiny details of life, a skill that is a hallmark of her work. This is what I'm trying to do. But there's another difficulty here: how to stay true to one's own experience, and not adopt other voices and familiar tones, or echo popular discourses. It's so easy to avoid your own complicated, messy reality when it's not reflected in the culture. But the point is that no-one's is: not exactly, anyway. The rush to be like others can stop us examining the tiny revelations and puffball-like imaginings that make our brains and experiences unique.
This also holds for memoir. It's got nothing to do with writing talent and everything to do with sheer bravery, to dig down into the dirt and find the bulb of what was actually going on emotionally when recalling and describing any particular incident. What I've discovered is that the willingness to do this sometimes feels profoundly disobedient. In other words, parental injunctions about not feeling and thinking certain things have to be gently and persistently exposed and ignored. It's sometimes exhausting but the effect is exhilarating.
Compare these two pieces of writing about my discovery that I had inadvertently taken home a pencil after visiting my grandparents'. The first is an early version of the experience, which I wrote without thinking too much about the incident:
Sick with misery, I pondered my grandparents' horror at the theft, their immediate loss of trust in me. I had disturbed the natural order of things and from now on they would regard me with disdain. I had no right to be in the car, no right to be going home to a normal dinner like a good child. My very future as a member of my family was suddenly doubtful.
I revised this text after letting myself relive the incident, and I think the result is stronger:
In that second of apprehension I fell through a kind of ontological trapdoor. God fled from the air: all the evil of the world came to rest in that truant pencil and my traitorous heart. For surely on some level I had meant to steal it? I had no right to be in the car, no right to be going home to a normal dinner like a good child. My very future as a member of my family, as a loved grandchild, was suddenly doubtful.


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"I'll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you're using here, it didn't require any discipline to attain it. You read what others had done and you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don't take any responsibility for it. You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could, and before you even knew what you had, you patented it, and packaged it, and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox…" Jurassic Park (Dr. Ian Malcolm)
When I first started this holy and sacred blog some weeks ago, I began with a simple thesis to apply motherhood and mothers to the book, Jurassic Park. And, as I've explored various topics ranging from the care-taking of a child to human connection with other mothers…My sphere has grown substantially from not only the application of this true and worthy text, to also bragging about random celebrities I encounter… to telling quirky stories about myself, my daughter, and my dog.
I am a blogger now. And that means I need to give advice, which is what I will do today. In some professions you need to have academics or certificates, or some type of credentials to do that. Not so of blogging. Your life experience is enough.
I mean it's not like I'm a big NOBODY… I mean, sure… I could brag and say I've written the menus for an out-of-business theme restaurant. I could tell you that I helped name the caskets in my Dad's casket store…. There is a blue casket that I named ETERNAL SKY. Not only is it the highest selling casket among men ages eighty- and- over… Users love it, and he has received no complaints or returns on it yet.
What started me on this lesson to give you some pointed advice began yesterday when I left my food journal at Starbucks. I was in a hurry to get Harper to school so I could get to my office, which is actually a table at Starbucks. This is the office of every writer in Los Angeles, and good luck ever finding a seat at any Starbucks in this city because of all the writers working there.
Anyway, when I left, I walked out without my food journal, and quite obviously… I will NEVER EVER go back for it.
Keeping journals is a thing I have always done, and being on a diet is also something I have always done… So inevitably, I buy a new journal that I determine with be a food journal… And I write things like…
1/2 cup Raisin Bran.
1/2 Cup Milk.
String Cheese.
Then eventually, I quit keeping my food journal… And I start writing other things in it like goals, or thoughts, or ideas for projects… I like to write down goals I have for Harper as well… And also little snippets of inspirational books. I also record dreams I've had. And if there is a particular song that I connect with, which I call my Personal Life Theme Song, I will write it down, so that when future generations review my journal they will have a soundtrack to play while they are doing it.
That's also something I would advise you to do as well. Find a good Personal Life Theme Song.
Right now, my Personal Life Theme Song is: This Is The Best Day Of My Life by American Authors. This is a GREAT Life Theme Song because, as the title explains… It's a song that declares whatever day it's played on, the best day of a persons life.
I like to play it in the morning, every day as I start my day…
Lately, though, the title of the song reminds me of that saying… This could be the LAST day of your life… So whenever I start singing about how this could be the BEST day of my life… I quietly think, it could also be the LAST day of my life…
I find that thought depressing, so I don't know how much longer I can use it as my theme song. I may have to go back to my old standby, We Will Rock You.
My mother is a highly accomplished person who speaks four languages, has written a book, has a doctorate degree, teaches piano lessons, plays in a harp ensemble, and also does a lot of volunteer work. She was the daughter of a West Texas cotton farmer, and I remember her rising early every morning when I was a child and saying, "Whenever I wake up, I say a prayer, drink my coffee, and greet each day knowing it could be the last one I'm given. Then, I make a decision to do my best."
This is why she has done so much… And it's a great motivator, looking at the big picture like that.
I would like to think that way, but in all honestly, if I were to wake up and deeply believe this was my last day on earth, I would end up eating bananna splits all day…Or I would be nervous like a person on Death Row, sick to my stomach and running back and forth to the restroom and crying a lot. Nothing would get done.
I prefer denial.
Here's my process… Every morning, I like to get up late, rush around like crazy, barely make it out the door. I find this helps me avoid thoughts of death and the exestential uncertainty of the unknown.
Also, I choose a Personal Life Theme Song, and I suggest that for you as well.
If you have never chosen a Personal Life Theme Song for yourself, here are some ideas for you to choose from (Note: I've used all of these at some point myself):
1) We are the Champions (Queen)
2) I will Survive (Gloria Gaynor)
3) The Distance (Cake)
4) Eye of the Tiger (Some Guy in the 80s)
These are songs that will really motivate you and get you on a fast track to success.
And success is something I know a thing-or-two about, having just been declared the winner of a Forrest Gump Trivia Contest at the famous Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. last week.
But… Be warned… Choosing an effective Personal Theme Song is a slippery slope. You can't just choose anything. It's not about picking your favorite song…. Just because you had the hit song Always by Atlantic Starr sung at your wedding and you really like it…. So what? Thats a song about a bunch of people just saying they love each other over- and- over. It means nothing and will get you nowhere. Use it to put yourself to sleep, not succeed, move, and shake the way I do each day taking my dog for walks, and journaling my food intake.
Look, I don't want to make you feel bad… It's okay to admire some songs because they are good, and it's even okay to listen to them… But don't ever make them your theme songs. For example… The song Imagine by John Lennon is great song, and considered by some the best one written in the 20th Century… But if you make it your theme song, you might end up starting a cult or shooting yourself.
Here is a list of good songs that I would NOT recommend using for Motivational Life Theme Songs:
1) I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (U2)… – Too Confusing
2) Smoking in the Boys Room (Motley Crue) – Too Sneaky
3) Stairway to Heaven (Led Zepplin) – The Devil.
Having a Personal Life Theme Song is a good thing to teach your children as well. I encourage this of Harper and you should consider doing the same with your little ones.
Let them choose their own song at first, even though you know in your heart it might not be the best. You don't want to discourage success or motivational thought in your child.
Harper chose Baby Beluga. This wasn't my favorite song for her… I would've preferred something like I'm a Little Teapot (more goal oriented) or Itsy Bitsy Spider (encourages persistence in the face of adversity), but Baby Beluga will work for now.
Also… Other bloggers and blog guides have told me I need to start asking you more questions, and this will help me succeed more at this.
So, I pose this question to you: Going forward, what will be your Personal Life Theme Song and what are your secret hopes for your child's?
Write them here.
Or do what I did… Write them in a food journal, and then leave them at Starbucks.


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The claim: Aiken, 198,400
What it really is: The Savannah River Site is a nuclear reservation that is owned by the Department of Energy.
The site was built in the 1950's for the refinement of nuclear materials in nuclear weapons, but none of the site's reactors are currently operating.
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Cradle Of Filth - Rehearsal 11.01.1993
Cradle Of Filth - Rehearsal, 11.01.1993
1) Unbridled at Dusk
2) The Black Goddess Rises
3) The Raping of Faith
4) This Fetid Dank Oasis
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Another rehearsal today, this is one of the items sent me by comrade Ruptured Souls a little while ago. I am sure you've heard of Cradle Of Filth and should not be very surprised to encounter them here, yet once again. Some of you also know that COF started out as a death metal band (stop to think about the band name for a while, won't you?) before becoming a black metal band and later extreme gothic metal or however you might wish to refer to their later style. This recording, like the third demo, is already in black metal field while still having quite a few death metal touches, as well as nuances from the members' past punk endeauvors, which would still be quite audible on their debut album as well. Quite good and clear enough rehearsal sound, with pleasant roughness around the edges as it should have. There is already a notable keyboard presence here, nothing overwhelming though. There was no real cover art for this, it was as far as I can guess just dubbed to people on ordinary tapes, I used the old logo as it seemed to fit better here.
As you notice, there are four songs, three of which would also appear on the "Total Fucking Darkness" demo III and the fourth one not elsewhere except for some live recordings, like on "A Pungent and Sexual Miasma". There was also a fifth track (also not appearing elsewhere) included with the folder RS sent and he was quite certain it would be part of this rehearsal and not an advance track for the cancelled original debut album "Goetia" but listening to it I find myself disagreeing as these four songs have a very similar sound, obviously from the same session and the fifth one "Spattered in Faeces" just sounds different. Not really like an album track, more like a demo recording yes, but it's supposed to be unmixed anyways. Please have a listen for yourselves:
Cradle Of Filth - Unmixed LP Track 1993
1) Spattered in Faeces
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As you note, there was an image included which lables it as an unmixed album track, but obviously that sort of picture is not much of a proof, is it? You see, back when I was young just about everyone knew how to write with a pen, instead of using keyboard/phone/whatever sci-fi device kids these days use. So yeah... but I think it sounds different enough to be an advance track and at least not being from the same recording as the rehearsal above. But if you disagree, feel free to tag it as part of the rehearsal and add it to that. Also if you actually know the truth, please share with us! But that's enough for now, have a listen if you enjoy old COF and thanks to RS for sending the items!
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Thanks. I've hitherto avoided COF as this Dani character appears to be a bit silly to me. But the music on these posts is enjoyable enough to my ear.
- 8. lokakuuta 2013 klo 13.07
- Velkaarn kirjoitti...
Yes, the character(s) of Dani & co the Coven will not comment for now but I must say I quite enjoy some older 'Filth material.
- 9. lokakuuta 2013 klo 20.18
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Jammu: In a landmark judgement, the State Information Commission (SIC) has declared the Jammu and Kashmir Bank as a public authority, holding it liable to provide information under the Right to Information Act, 2009.
An order in this regard was passed on Tuesday by the full bench of the Commission comprising Chief Information Commissioner G R Sufi and Information Commissioners Dr Sudesh Kumar and Nazir Ahmad.
"Thus having regard to the above discussion, the Commission declares the J&K Bank (Ltd) to be a `Public Authority` as defined in Section 2 of the J&K RTI Act, 2009 fulfilling the conditions therein," the order said.
"The state has defacto control over the bank. With the government directions, it has started travelling to other areas of public services and is discharging all public functions like implementation of Common Services Centre (CSC) Scheme, which is an important part of National e-governance Programme (NEGP) of Government of India," the Commission noted.
The Commission said that State Legislature has established its authority over the bank through Committee on Public Enterprise and directed the bank authorities to appear before it and carry out the instructions and directions for ensuring speedy recovery of loans advanced by the Bank.
The Bank is considered to be one of first state banks and was "entrusted with the responsibilities" of implementing the CSC scheme of National e-governance Programme, apart from looking after "interest subvention" of Government of India also, the order said.
As per the order, the Bank was asked to designate First Appellate Authority, Public Information Officer, Assistant Public Information Officers and other officials required to provide information sought by state citizens under Section 5 of the RTI Act.
The Commission also directed the Bank to forward all complaints before the Commission to the concerned Public Information Officers to dispose them of in accordance with the provisions of Section 7 of the State Right to Information Act.
The Bank was also asked to take necessary steps for imparting training to the officers for the purpose and approach the Commission in case of any assistance required.
The Commission, however, turned down the request of complainants to impose penalty on the bank, noting that the bank had "reasonable belief" that it is not a `Public Authority`.
It also declined to give any instruction to the bank to provide compensation to the applicants.
The bank`s counsel had argued that the law can be misused and that banking institutions are based on the trust and confidence of depositors. The Commission, however, noted there were enough safeguards under the act to deal with such issues.
The Commission directed that its order be given effect within a period of one month from the date of its receipt.
The judgement was passed on the appeals filed by a group of lawyers, advocates and RTI activists.


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Just wanted to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas. I hope you all travel safely, enjoy those you love, and, most of all, remember in your hearts the reason for the day, the birth of Christ, our Lord. Love you.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Merry CHRISTmas
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I wonder how many of Ormoc City's total population believes the idea –according to Gil Giganto of West Leyte Express, again–that Leila de Lima is "fierce in implementing the law". In Giganto's article entitled "Semper Fidelis", he stated his "confusion" about who between President Duterte and Leila de Lima –and not among them– speaks of the "truth".
I don't know what is more dangerous between the poison of ignorance and the damnation of stupidity. In today's age, it's going to be your own damn fault if you remain ignorant even with all the resources available at your own disposal; let alone act stupid when you could have the chance to educate yourself in manners becoming professional. Apparently, Gil Giganto remains stuck on both ignorance and stupidity at equally deep levels of the spectra –which are the perfect ingredients of braindrain and is considered lethal to the millennial generation especially from someone who is directly working in an industry that has the immediate access to a massive-yet-limited reproduction of information. He seems to be dragging the weight of both curses on a daily basis directly affecting his sense of judgement as a writer while remaining unknowing of even the most obvious facts behind the Duterte-de Lima debacle. He, as a writer, should know the repercussions of his actions since he's been writing for he only knows how long and falling into an unjustified conclusion that "the situation will eventually confuse people as to whom[sic] they were[sic] going to believed[sic]" is a humongous dead giveaway that he's as ignorant as an ignorant could be.
Giganto has also elaborated in his article through a story that "We can hear in the news that senator who has been arrested because of hiding the truth and playing with the lies…" He clearly meant the now jailed Sen. De Lima at whom the judge who issued the warrant of arrest has seen a probable cause to issue the warrant of arrest and put her behind bars. Giganto's badly written story is enough to make himself realize that he is clueless with what he's been doing by creating vague statements. To be brutally honest, Giganto doesn't seem to understand what he had written in his column, at all.
He, once again, morphed into the latte-sipping guru by inciting a rather thoughtless wisdom dipped with pessimism by asking "How are we going to know who's telling the truth and who was[sic] lying?" Gosh. Oh my gosh. Then the guru added "In the end, our decision will dictate the fate of our future." Although it might be a good thing that he's got the time to entertain himself by changing personalities from time to time and allowing his alter-ego to take a good leap and have its battle of idea bleed into a blank sheet of paper; the real Gil Giganto, however, is not keen on letting his curious alter-ego to take over him. This, sadly, led him to write the most stupid part of his article still clearly confused with the Duterte-de Lima debacle by saying:
"Unfortunately we can do nothing about it but to wait until we will be able to know who will have the final card at the end of the road."
What makes him stupid for a moment there was his insinuation that there's nothing we could do; that there's nothing he could do. Well, Gil Giganto shouldn't be insulted when someone will tell him that there's something he could do –and that's through writing. For heaven's sake, he's stupid enough to recognize that he is bloody a writer and because he is a writer, he has all the power to educate people about the real state of the country and not bring anymore hanging statements that he clearly couldn't support. He shouldn't even be writing something he couldn't properly explain if he doesn't want to continue ruining the credibility of West Leyte Express. It should be enough to make him publicly apologize for belittling his title as a writer and the image of the whole West Leyte Express team.
PS: I could only hope that he wasn't referring to de Lima's gross incompetence of duty during the Aquino administration, when she acted as a lapdog to help jail PGMA for the alleged misuse of PCSO funds and helping indict the late Chief Justice Renato Corona because the Hacienda Luisita is on the brink of being equally distributed from the Aquino family. I could only hope that these are not what Giganto considers as a "fierce" implementation of the law.
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Whitefish is a charming little town west of Glacier National Park. The area includes a ski area, Whitefish Lake, nearby mountains and trails, and a bustling downtown shopping area. There are stores that sell gifts, art, clothing, toys, jewelry and leather goods, and cafes and restaurants. I had lunch at a crepe place that has gluten free buckwheat crepes - pear, gorgonzola and walnut filling. Delizioso!
These murals on one of the old buildings are made of glass and tiles.
See the ski area on the mountain - summer and winter. Obviously I did not take the winter photo since I was there in the summer...I copied it from the internet because it is so charming and makes me want to return when the snow flies.
I drove up the mountain to see the base lodge. It must be very pretty in the snow. The road up to the lodge is long and winding, and very steep in places. I can't imagine driving down in bad weather after a day on the mountain, and lots of cars full of weary skiers. And skiers fresh from the apres ski bar.
A view of Whitefish Lake from the road coming down.
The City Beach. What a nice spot!
Along the highway south of Whitefish.......Ladies, time to go to church.


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Gripes, Likes & Theories: Batman v Superman
Now that the film is in wide release, I can ignore the advance-screening plea from Zack Snyder not to spoil anything. So be warned, SPOILERS FOLLOW.
As I mentioned before, I went into BvS with super low expectations and liked it pretty well. For me it boiled down to something like Thor: Dark World or Avengers: AoU—not bad to watch once or twice but generally lackluster and forgettable. I also didn't find it as grim and gritty as everyone is complaining. I mean, yeah, it's dark but no more than roughly half of everything else that's come out in cinema over the last decade, including the Nolan trilogy that everyone seems to love (I don't find it holds up as much more than "meh").
Biggest misses for me:
1) Batman just gave up his fight because Superman's mom happened to have the same name?! For the love of Martha, that was some seriously weak writing.
2) Superman's death lacked 'gravity'—I don't think anyone in our screening believed for one minute that he would stay dead. Moreover, I don't think anyone would have bought into it even had we not all experienced the media hoopla that surrounded the event when it happened in the comics back in the early '90s. It felt so very emotionally empty and not the least bit cliffhanger-y, which I found incredibly disappointing.
2b) Speaking of media hoopla…SO. MANY. CAMEOS. (I know I already mentioned this before, but it really bothered me.)
3) Lex creating Doomsday inside the Kryptonian ship. I thought it was clever that he cut off Zod's fingerprints to gain access but otherwise hated the entire scene.
3b) Doomsday was like a bad mashup of Hulk, every Spider-Man movie villain and Hunger Games mutts.
4) Teasers for Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg lacked excitement and depth.
5) Amy Adams. Always Amy Adams.
6) Underutilized Wonder Woman.
I'll reiterate that I'm genuinely excited for the standalone WW movie now. I wish she hadn't looked so much like part of the Kardashian klan but Gadot played the fight scenes like she could be a legitimately strong warrior. Expectations shattered.
Still, my favorite part of the movie was spotting TK-421 on Lex Luthor's prison uniform.
ALSO, I have a BvS/Walking Dead fan theory!
Maggie is Bruce Wayne's mom, which means that TWD clearly happened in the past…and Maggie either cheated on Glenn or lost that baby and had another later with Mr. Wayne. The "metahumans" are clearly an evolutionary result of surviving the zombie apocalypse. Tell me your mind isn't blown right now.
She Lives! (aka Batman v Superman Happened so I'm Blogging)
I'm still here, believe it or not! Since last post, I've made a geeky pilgrimage to San Francisco (pics and details coming soon, I promise), seen TFA a few more times—totaled 8 at the theater—and worked like a fool. The working part is more exhausting than awesome but it helps pay for toys, and we all know you can never have too many toys.
After posting some pics of myself as a little Superman-loving lass, I won tickets to last night's advance screening of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Side note: If I'm ever tasked with writing something that requires a certain character count, I will be sure to make this film the topic because writing the title alone should satisfy most requirements.
"So how was it?" you ask. Weeeeeelllll…
As someone who loved Man of Steel, I liked it fairly well. There are a couple of really good moments that are balanced by some really cringe-worthy ones, which are all outnumbered by a lot of "just a'ight."
I'm not in the business of spoilers, and not just because there was a Zack Snyder video plea before the movie started, so I won't give away any secrets. Except that Batman's parents die. Oops, surprise!
Okay, one teeny-tiny, not-really spoiler: there's a fun Star Wars Easter egg. I spotted it straight away and leaned over in the middle of the movie to quote a relevant line. I suspect a lot of fans will pick up on it; comment below if you want a hint.
I digress.
People who have already decided to hate Affleck as Batman won't be swayed, though I thought he was a suitable host for a character who wasn't supposed to be altogether likable in this story. His acting wasn't especially nuanced, though I'm not sure whether that was due to him or the writing. He's easily as good as, if not better than, either Kilmer or Clooney.
Wonder Woman was not on the list of things I excitedly anticipated for this film, particularly after I learned of Gal Gadot's casting. I was, to that end, pleasantly surprised! The characterization is far more interesting—and less exploitative—than I expected. I might actually kinda sorta be looking forward to her standalone film now <gasp!>.
Surprisingly, the most eye-rolls of the night came not with Jesse Eisenberg but Amy Adams. Sure, Eisenberg was the same smarmy guy he is in every role (and maybe in real life?), but you saw that one coming from a mile away.
I am decidedly not a fan of Adams' interpretation of Lois Lane, as you might remember from my reviews of Man of Steel. While she and Henry Cavill demonstrated a bit better chemistry this time around, particularly at the beginning of the film, I can't help but see her as an annoying hindrance. Maybe that, too, is a consequence of the character more than the actor…it's not like Margot Kidder wasn't tiresome…or maybe it would be less frustrating with someone else filling the role. It seems we'll never know.
To be fair, Adams is unseated by Doomsday as my least favorite character in this movie. That's not saying much, is it?!
If you loathed the Sears and iHop tie-ins from Man of Steel, be prepared for media personality overload on this one. I understand that Snyder et al. are trying to make us believe that Superman's universe is one in the same with ours. For me, showing endless cameos of recognizable pundits had the opposite effect, ripping me out of my suspension of disbelief.
Stylistically, this is a pretty slick movie. The fight scenes, in particular, have a more comic-book feel than did Man of Steel; I actually felt like it veered into Amazing Spider-Man territory at times. That's not a complaint, somehow. There are, however, a lot of flashbacks and dream sequences that tend to feel disjointed. The one thing that tied everything together was Hans Zimmer's brilliant score with themes from Man of Steel beautifully woven throughout. I've grown to appreciate the former as one of the better contemporary theatrical scores and this built on it in intriguing ways. Along with the hopeful and heart-wrenching strains, there was an inescapable undercurrent of tension and conflict. Magnifique!
Overall, this girl feels that Batman v Superman lands squarely in the middle of the pack for modern superhero flicks. It's generally enjoyable if forgettable, but worth seeing on the big screen if you're at all inclined to see it.
Gendered Toys and the Target Tantrum
I'm probably going to regret posting this. Even so, here it is: I don't understand the current hoopla surrounding Target stores.
Target recently announced that they're going to stop gender-labeling certain departments of their stores—specifically Toys, Home and Entertainment. Instead of specifying which toys or bedding options are aimed at girls or boys, they'll live in generic toy and bedding sections. Despite Target's assurance that they're not changing clothing departments, there is alarm and panic in some circles.
Why does it matter what I think? Well, for starters, this is something to which I've given a lot of thought over the years, not just as a knee-jerk reaction to the corporate announcement. Moreover, I'm seemingly in the minority on this when it comes to my demographic: the aforementioned "some circles." I'm an unapologetic evangelical Christian and a conservative. I may lean a bit more towards the moderate end of the spectrum in some regards but I still identify as part of the political right. Assuming Trump isn't the nominee—and there's not a better 3rd-party candidate—I'll likely default to voting Republican in the next presidential election.
While I'm sure there are other arguments to justify the Target outrage, these are the two I've heard most vehemently:
1. Franklin Graham (who I largely respect), among others, alleges that Target's decision discredits God's creation of two distinct genders, male and female.
2. Target's move is said to be a slippery slope towards making everything (including clothing) gender-neutral, empowering an increasingly liberal world.
To the first, I genuinely fail to understand the direct correlation. Yes, I believe that God did create male and female for one another physically and emotionally. Beyond just the complementing anatomy, I believe He endowed each sex with certain qualities and characteristics. However, the fundamentals of said qualities and characteristics are obviously not distributed identically from person to person, regardless of their sex. It is those subtleties and differences that make each of us the "fearfully and wonderfully made" individuals who were knit together in our mothers' wombs. [Or perhaps you believe that our lives are dictated by genetic coincidence, and that's your prerogative.]
Which brings me to the decades I've had to consider this whole thing. I'm a girl, and I've got the plumbing, hormones and 32 years of living it to back me up. But I'm not exactly a girly-girl, and I never have been. I played with Barbie dolls, tinkered with fashion and swooned over boy bands, yet from my very earliest memories I know that I loved Superman, Ghosbusters and Star Wars. Those weren't exactly marketed for girls in the '80s…nor are they today.
There are girls who enjoy superheroes and trains and dinosaurs. For that matter, there are boys who like to play with stuffed animals and dolls rather than action figures and toy weapons. That doesn't mean they will grow up to be transgendered or unable to fill traditional societal roles. And regardless of what they grow up to be, we as Christians are called to love. Period. You don't have to agree with his or her lifestyle, but you must love him or her as a fellow human being created in God's own image. I digress.
As an adult, it's easy to justify buying toys or sheets from whichever store section you please. As a child, though, it can feel like running the gauntlet just to get a glimpse of your favorite characters on store shelves. No matter how much parents embrace and encourage a child's enthusiasm, it can feel like you've crossed some invisible line that makes you inherently weird because you're a little girl in the boys' section (or vice versa). Even if you're too young to read, you can see the signage that makes it impossibly clear that you're out of your proverbial lane.
Now I'm not advocating we petition Star Wars to incorporate pink into their packaging (please, don't use pink!) or demand that Barbie streamline to androgyny. They don't even have to live side by side on the shelves—that wouldn't make much sense from a merchandising standpoint anyway. But why as an overarching categorization do we have to label them 'Boy Toys' and 'Girl Toys'?
There are plenty of stores that don't differentiate, Kohl's among them. They have a toy section. Plain and simple, TOYS. Know what else they have? Housewares and bedding that aren't blatantly separated based on which sex "should" like the designs. I've not heard any complaints about/threats to boycott Kohl's nor TJ Maxx/Marshalls, which merchandises in the same way. So why the outrage over Target; is the problem that they were overt in informing us about the changes? We petition for transparency then protest when we get it.
To the second point, it's true that small moves and counter-moves can eventually culminate in big shifts. And maybe the end-game for places like Target is to ultimately shift culture in favor of more European, post-Christian norms and mores. I'm not one of their executives, but this feels like a somewhat paltry move if that's the goal. More likely, I suspect they just see dollar signs and ebb with the tide of money.
I do think
Christians people in general need to be cognizant of what's going on with society. And, by all means, talk with your wallet and support the companies that you feel best represent your values.
For me personally, I see a lot of the other things happening in our world today that cause more distress than signage in a toy section or home goods. I sincerely don't understand how this is the best battle to wage…let alone the right hill to die on.
Ask Amethystos
I'm a little brainsquashed, having trouble finishing some drafts. Instead of continuing to mull over them, I thought I'd take a prompt from the fabulous evelynfilmfan (visit her blog—good reads!).
Now it's time for a little Q&A…
- Which film do you think is the best book adaptation?
Very few projects measure up to their namesake books, to the surprise of no one. Three, however, stand out to me (though one isn't technically a film): Catching Fire, Game of Thrones & Breaking Dawn, Part 2. Your eyes don't deceive you, I really did just include a Twilight film in a 'best' category. Since it's the most controversial, I'll touch on it first.
• BD 2 fixes
everythinga lot of what's wrong with the book; maybe that's simply because there's sooooo much disappointment with the book. There's still the weird Jacob/Renesmee love but we see flash-forwards of Renesmee as a teen/young adult, which takes away much of the skeeve factor. And the battle sequence is impossibly better than the text, even if it is only a hypothetical Alice vision. The anti-climax of the novel left me feeling cheated after having invested so much time and anticipation; film version more than made up for it.
• You already know I'm a big fan of the Hunger Games trilogy. What you may not know is that Catching Fire was easily my favorite book. Given that, I had prepared myself for at least a little bit of a letdown with the film—said letdown never came. Casting is spot-on, pacing is considerably improved from the source material and the shift to an omniscient point-of-view makes this adaptation dang near perfect.
• And Game of Thrones. Oh, Game of Thrones, you make me so happy with your general adhesion to Martin's books. I've read through book 3 now and only rarely do the departures disappoint in the slightest; more often than not, the alterations do a great favor to pacing. The benefit of this series, of course, is its episodic nature which lends itself to really bringing the pages to life. I prefer the book's relative lack of R-rated elements (call me a prude if you like) but the storytelling definitely earns a place in my top 3 adaptations.
- Who is your favorite superhero? And which superhero powers would you like to have?
pass—the answer to this will be its own post one of these days
- Disney or Pixar?
Disney. Pixar has its share of stirring tales and breathtaking animation to be sure, but my favor falls to Disney. From classics to contemporary films, animated or live-action, I'm astounded that one company can play such a role in lives young and old. Vivid imagery, riveting narrative, well-rounded humor and heartwarming heroism are benchmarks for Disney. Oh, and there's that little bit about Disney owning Marvel and Star Wars now…I'm definitely team Disney.
- Marvel or DC Comics?
Historically, DC…I have always loved Superman, and I always will. But my loyalties are largely shifting to Marvel now if I'm being really honest with myself. Like the rest of the world, Marvel movies make me really happy. Though some of the characters can be a little bland at times (I'm looking at you, Hawkeye), they do a ridiculously good job of casting. Everybody is just so gosh darn lovable! Okay, except for Spider-Man; don't like his character or the comics or the cartoons or the movies.
- For which tv show/series do you really have to stay home? And what makes this tv show/series so special?
The Walking Dead, hands down. Catching new episodes is literally an event for me; I can't wait to see what happens next, and I have a number of fellow fans at work who are always ready to discuss on Mondays. I'm loving how the main characters have evolved over the last season or so, the growth is (in my opinion) exceptionally compelling. There are no other current programs that I will try to schedule around.
That's all for this edition of Ask Amethystos. Tune in next time, when I'll answer more questions and dodge others. Comment below if there's something you'd like to ask; I'll endeavor to satisfy your query.
Man of Steel Honest Trailer
It's certainly not for everyone, but I rather enjoy Man of Steel. In honor of today's blu-ray release, I've decided to share the hilarious Honest Trailer, which touches on a couple of points I made after my first screening of the film (refresher).


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Lawyers for more than 100 Australian-born asylum seeker babies are urging the Senate to block migration law changes that could see the infants deported to Nauru.
A Senate inquiry into the government's controversial plans recommended safeguards to ensure these children born in Australia are not rendered stateless.
But the majority view of a cross-party upper house committee was to support the measures, including the reintroduction of temporary protection visas.
The committee received more than 5500 public submissions into the government's bid to fast-track a caseload of about 30,000 asylum-seeker claims left over from the previous Labor government.
The government argues that under existing arrangements it would take up to seven years to clear the backlog.
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The bill before parliament renders asylum-seeker babies born in Australia illegal maritime arrivals like their parents.
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* Enshrine asylum seeker boat turn backs into law.
* Fast-track assessments and appeals.
* Head off implications from future High Court rulings.
* Remove references to the United Nations Refugees Convention from the Migration Act and replace them with an interpretation of Australia's protection obligations.


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Well after a couple month absence in the blogging world it is time to catch up on a lot! We have been so busy and done so much in the past couple of months! Isabellas is growing up quickly and is now 21 months old! We can hardly believe it! And to catch you up on another detail that will make her and the new baby!, 29 months apart! So that is why I have been MIA in the computer world. Too lazy and tired to do it! But we are very excited and all is going well. The baby is due in October which makes me a little over 10 weeks right now!
So to get up to date on everything else we have been up to I will start from now back to January.This month Lindsay and the girls have been in town and we have been spending most of our free time over there. Rich is traveling all of the time, so their company has made things less lonely! We will be so excited when they move back to Arizona next year! Rich and I took a little get away in early February to Flagstaff and had so much fun. But those pictures are on another camera and I will post that later!
Here is Isabella one Sunday after Nursery. She loves it and always comes home a little hyper!
In February, I got to watch Keith and Lindsays girls for 5 days and we had lots of fun. But 3 girls under the age of 3 was no small task. But we survived and have lots of fun memories! We ate ice cream naked(well with diapers) every night with Hannah and Isabella. Here is Hannah cleanly eating her ice cream
and Isabella with her feet up on the table and an ice cream go-tee going on!We had a picnic one day which mostly resulted in a lot of playing and not a lot of eating
The two girly girls, eating there hot dogs. As soon as they walked away I think the dogs ate half of their plates!
In January, my brother Ryan got engaged to Kylie Bell! We are so excited for them and can't wait for them to move to Arizona in April after they get married! She is the best and they are such a cute couple. I took a few pictures of them while they were waiting for the real photographer to show up for their engagement pictures. And this is my favorite one and I just can't put my finger on why?!
ahhhh! Don't they look so cute together!
Here is their awesome photographer, THE Natalie Montez, laying in the middle of the road in order to get the right shot! What a dedicated photographer!Rich and Isabella playing in the Hammock
So we/I made our first attempt at Sugar cookies for Valentines Day. She was so funny that as soon as the batter was done she started to eat it. How do they automatically know that it will taste good. We must all come born with that intuition.
The final result
The next day when she ate one for the first time. I don't know if any actually made it into her mouth!
Taking a ride on the Carousel at the ZOO. Isabella threw a large fit getting off!
Sweet Gerber baby Brynlee. She is so cute!
Grandpa and Grammy took the older girls ahead of us To the zoo and did a little shopping! The got animal print sunglasses and were feeling HOT!!!
Isabella playing it cool!
We all went to the zoo on New Years Day! Isabella loves the petting zoo, but mommy is allergic so she is happy when Daddy is there to take her in. She giggles the whole time!
Keith and Lindsay came for Christmas and we got to spend a few days with them after we got back from Oregon. Including New years Eve, when we stayed up till 3 in the morning, acting like teenagers who didn't have children that wake up a 7! Ouch
So I feel a little caught up now and hope it won't be another 3 months before I blog again.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Growing up and Catching up!
Well after a couple month absence in the blogging world it is time to catch up on a lot! We have been so busy and done so much in the past couple of months! Isabellas is growing up quickly and is now 21 months old! We can hardly believe it! And to catch you up on another detail that will make her and the new baby!, 29 months apart! So that is why I have been MIA in the computer world. Too lazy and tired to do it! But we are very excited and all is going well. The baby is due in October which makes me a little over 10 weeks right now!
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- The Robinson Review said...
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- March 19, 2010 at 9:25 PM
- Jeff Krebs said...
Ben just spent 15 minutes looking at your blog and clicking on every picture. I can't say that I blame him, Isabella is pretty darn cute!
- March 20, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- Greg and Tammy said...
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! I'm so excited for you guys and your new baby!!! The pics are so great. Isabella is an angel face.
- March 20, 2010 at 3:30 PM
- Rob and Kimmie said...
Hooray! I am so glad you guys are going to have another darling darling child! You seriously make the cutest babies on earth! Congratulations friends!
- March 20, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- The Booher's said...
Congrats on baby #2! I just heard today at church from your parents! I love all of the pictures, you and your isabella are so beautiful!
- March 21, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- THE BANGARTS said...
HOORAY FOR MORE BABIES!!!! Can I just tell you that the girls and I had SO much fun playing with you and Isabella!!! We can't wait until we move back either. Thank you for everything you did for the girls and for us!! You are the best!
- March 22, 2010 at 2:48 PM
- Elise said...
Congrats! We are so EXCITED for you! Isabella is such a doll and she will be such a cute big sister!!
- March 27, 2010 at 10:01 AM


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Here is a great summary of the plot of The Road Within that the director Gren Wells kindly sent to us:
The Road Within is about Vincent, a young man suffering from Tourette Syndrome who's mother (and primary caregiver) dies. His estranged father, Robert, is then forced to step in but he's running for political office and doesn't want his son on the campaign trail. So Robert puts Vincent in a clinic that's run by the unconventional Dr. Mia Rose. Once there, Vincent falls in love with an anorexic woman named Marie and, together, they steal Dr. Rose's car (and end up having to kidnap his OCD roommate, Alex, when he threatens to tell on them). So with Robert and Dr. Rose in hot pursuit, Vincent, Marie and Alex go on a life changing road trip to deliver the ashes of his mother to the ocean.
Gren Wells, who directed and also adapted the script, suffered from anorexia and bulimia from age 15 – 21. So she knows firsthand how difficult this disease can be. So when she set out to cast the role of Marie, she knew she had to find an actress who could lose the weight necessary to play a character in the throes of anorexia, but not fall down the rabbit hole in real life. And that person was Zoe Kravitz. Zoe was very open an honest about having dealt with bulimia in high school – but she felt it was important to bring this dangerous disease to light in an authentic way. Because not everyone does get better from anorexia or bulimia. Women, men, boys and girls are dying every day so more awareness is needed.
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Friday March 6, 2015 (Asst. Coach Sweeney)
1:45pm - Snow has been on the ground for weeks, falling as recently as last night, and we are getting ready to start our "Spring" Break travel of the 2015 season. This year we will be loading up the Men on a coach bus for an old school road trip to play games in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New York. Before we kick off the first leg, we have a quick practice on the friendly confines of Katz Field to tighten up a few screws.
3:45pm – After a very successful practice to get the week off on the right foot, the guys are scurrying to get the last of their bags packed and loaded onto the bus. The debate over which movie to watch first is already starting. It looks like a war movie will be first up, final vote is between Saving Private Ryan and Braveheart. The guys have good taste in movies!
8:00pm – We have reached the first pit stop: dinner at Bertucci's in Danbury, CT. The guys are excited for "all you can eat" pizza, pasta, and salad. Little did the kitchen staff know, our Men can eat! The pasta bowls lasted 15 seconds after they were put down at the tables, and the pizzas had no chance. Just as everyone was finishing up, we had our first "birthday surprise" of the week as the great staff at Bertucci's brought out cake and a candle to sing Happy Birthday to senior Dan Martin (his actual birthday is 11/30).
10:00pm – Everyone full, and loaded back on the bus for the final stretch to Scranton, PA. Next movie up is Caddy Shack. After 20 minutes, the laughter turns to snoring as most of the guys are feeling the effects of a calorie overload.
12:30am (Saturday) - We arrived at the hotel just after midnight, and everyone has settled into their rooms and is quickly winding down after a successful start to the trip. A late breakfast is scheduled for tomorrow, and the attitude will change as we ready ourselves for the first bit of business to take care of: Keystone College. Game time is 6pm at the University of Scranton.
Saturday March 7, 2015 (Freshman Defenseman, Jack Boillotat)
Today is the first day of actual lacrosse on our trip and it was great to have all the boys get up and ready for the game.
10:00am – Once all the boys got up for breakfast, we met in the hotel meeting room for what we call "breaky with the boys". Our hotel served a great meal for us including eggs, sausage, and hash browns to assure that we had the energy we need to play at our best. After breakfast all of the boys were able to relax for a little bit which was much needed after arriving late last night.
2:00pm – After hanging with the boys it was time to get serious and start thinking about our game and what we need to do in order get a W against Keystone College later in the day. In order to work on our weaknesses we gathered in the hotel meeting room to go over film of our previous game against Johnson and Wales University. This was much needed film to go over because there were many "little mistakes" that the team needed to work on. We went over everything from our slide packages to man-up and man-down. After film we were treated to lunch: delicious subs from a local sandwich shop. Even though they had vegetables, which I highly dislike, they were essential for our gameplay later in the day. Once finishing film and lunch all the boys were sent to our rooms to get dressed and ready for the game in our all black swag daddy uniforms.
6:00pm – Our game started at a great time because it was as if the "lax gods where looking down on us" according to Junior midfielder Tim McNair. The sun was just setting, making it the perfect background for a lacrosse game. There is no better way to say it, our start was terrible. But we turned it around real quick after recuperating with Coach Murphy during a couple early time outs. Once we got into the groove of the game all of us really came together and managed to pull ahead from Keystone's two goal lead to finish with a 13-2 win. This was only our second game, but I really noticed today that once we work together as a team we can overcome adversity.
8:30pm – Upon arriving back at the hotel all the boys got to relax by going for a swim and a dip in the hot tub, followed by Domino's pizza which was much needed. We are through our first full day on our 2015 Spring Break trip and we are already coming together as a team. Playing together and being around each other for 24 hours is starting to bring out the strengths in our program.
10:45pm – Bed checks and blogging. Day one finished, and a W in our first game. I know that if our team keeps our heads in it, this Spring Break will only show what Curry College Men's Lacrosse can do.


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I got a new MacBook Pro. It's very cool, but taking some getting used to! I've been using an HP Netbook that Evie broke half the keys off ages ago, heh, and the space bar finally gave up the ghost. The advantage of hubby working in high-level IT? Gadget allowance!
Tomorrow is a bit of a red flag day: a friend's wedding and reception. Plus the two-hour gap between the wedding and the reception when I would normally eat/or drink. I have a big group training session on Sunday morning - that'll be my 1000-calorie super session - but I am going to go for a run tomorrow morning too. Birthday party for the kids in the morning, so it needs to be a quick one. I might give intervals a go, squeeze as many calories as possible into 30 minutes.
I got up to the 10kg lost mark this week! My next mini-goal is to get under 70kg, and last Wednesday I was at 71kg.


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