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5 Also when they shall be afraid of that which is high, and fears shall be in the way [derech], and the almond tree shall flourish, and the grasshopper shall be a burden [drags himself along], and desire shall fail: because man [haAdam] goeth to his long home [bais olam], and the mourners go about the streets:
'...the Hebrew baith olam, "man goeth to the House of Olam," house of the unseen, instead of long home, as in the English Version; that is, the grave.
When men are therein deposited they are invisible; hence the grave becomes their house, oikos, in which they are unseen. They are then in hades.
'...The pulai hadou, the Gates of Hades, or the gates of the unseen, is used in Matt. xvi. 18. To say as there, that they should not prevail against Christ's ecclesia, was to predict the resurrection of his saints; and that they should no more be shut in from the outside world by grave or sepulchre. The dead are truly themselves the unseen, as well as in the unseen... They are all invisible. The grave, which is the mouth, or gate, of this vast subterranean hall, has eaten them up, and consumed their form. Ask for them; but you ask in vain; they are all there, but you cannot see them; therefore they are in Hades, or in Sheol.
"Our Saxon word Hell," says Lord King, "in its original signification, exactly answers to the Greek word Hades, and denotes a concealed or unseen place; and this sense of the word is still retained in the eastern, and especially in the western counties of England; to hele over a thing is to cover it."
The modern, or Laodicean use of hell is not the scriptural use of hades or sheol; but the old mythology of the heathen -- the fabulous theory according to which they fitted up and furnished, the vast subterranean we have supposed, with flames, sulphur, brazen-throated dogs, furies, and such like.
Plato, speaking of all this mythological apparatus and the legends appended to it, says, "Which, under the name of Hades and similar titles, men (that is, pagans) greatly fear, and dream about living and dissolved of bodies." This last expression is explained by what he says elsewhere:
"For be well assured, O Socrates, that when any one is near that time in which he thinks he is going to die, there enter into him fear and anxiety. For then the old stories about Hades, how that the man who has here been guilty of wrong must there suffer punishments, torture his soul. Wherefore he who in the retrospect of his life, finds many crimes, like frightened children starting from their sleep, is terrified, and lives in evil forebodings."
Thus, as Paul says, "through fear of death they were all their lifetime subject to bondage" -- afraid, like the heathen of the Laodicean Apostasy, of what awaits them in the unseen. Hence, when they approach dissolution of body, terror seizes them, and they send for the priest of Plato, or some minor god, in ancient and modern times, to calm their panic by the pseudo-consolations of their respective delusions.
'...This Hades is a great and voracious destroyer, the cruel ally of Death...the Spirit tells us by Paul, that Death is the last enemy, and shall be destroyed; and apocalyptically by John, that "there shall be no more death," and "no more curse" (xxi. 4; xxii. 3). "Death, is," then, "swallowed up in victory," which victory is obtained through Jesus Christ.
Temporarily, victory is on the side of Death and his companion Hades; but when he and she have come to "the End," their power and victory over the faithful will prove to have been without permanent results. Then, "O Death, where is thy sting? O Hades, where thy victory?" Both abolished with the abolition of every curse for sin will be served no more on earth; and therefore, "the wages of sin," which "is death" will no more be earned and paid; so that Hades having no more victims for her devouring maw, is herself destroyed -- she dies for the want of sustenance.
What a glorious and blissful consummation is this of human affairs. Instead of generation after generation of our unhappy race, rushing like a torrent into the deep caverns of the unseen never more to see the light of day; instead of sword, famine, pestilence, and all the mishaps of fire, flood and field, sweeping them for seven thousand years into a subterranean prison-house, within whose gates they are barred up for ever; instead of this, the time will have arrived for every individual dweller upon the earth to be, what Jesus Christ is now -- incorruptible, deathless, glorious, and powerful; Deity manifested in glorified nature -- ho Theos ta panta en pasin, the Deity the all things in all men.
Eureka 6.4.2.
12 And further, by these, my son [beni], be admonished: of making many books [sefarim]there is no end [ketz]; and much study is a weariness of the flesh [basar].
Man can accumulate wisdom and knowledge, only Yahweh can give it meaning and life with the great gift of joy.
''And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart'. (Jer 29:13)
13 Let us hear the conclusion [sof] of the whole matter: Fear Elohim, and keep [be shomer] his commandments: for this is the whole man.
The full, complete, perfect man -- the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ -- the called-out, multitudinous Son of Man -- the Yahweh-Elohim who shall bear God's Name and in whom He will be glorifted for the eternal ages.
Bro Growcott - This is the whole man.
People have struggled for millennia to tackle questions on what is the meaning or purpose of life, what is life all about, and why are we here, and these questions have been a subject of much philosophical, scientific and theological speculation.
While the prospect of a utopian society has never been more remote, and present society seems intractably sub-optimal in terms of the chances of individual fulfillment, Scripture teaches us that those who have a reverential fear of God and keep His commandments will have found the true meaning of life in their completeness, and this brings about a full sense of contentment!
Life did not come about by chance, and equally life was not given without purpose. Our creation was intended to give God pleasure by seeking Him, by getting to know Him, and by being a reflection of His glory.
Solomon answers the value of these practical questions, while seemingly a profound and an elusive mystery, to be about being one with our Creator! It is about our obedience and submission to His will.
Existentialists think life has no meaning; Wittgenstein believed these were all meaningless questions; Darwinians thought the meaning of life was to produce more life. The problem is we have been asking the wrong questions! If we change the questions to how we may gain satisfaction from life, we will find a whole new set of answers, as Solomon declared.
Sis. Valerie Mello [in isolation, TN, USA] Comment added in 2011


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Enjoy 2 days and 1-night Perro Chico Island, in Guna language "Assudub Bibbi". This island is famous for the crystal clear waters and a ship that is sunk on the beach.
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2012 Academy Awards Luncheon
The annual Oscar nominees luncheon is a longstanding tradition. The awards body extends an invitation to every single recipient of a nomination of this year's event and awards them…well, there is no award. It's kind of a pat on the back, honor to be nominated type of thing with some free food and a photo-op. All in all, this event really serves no purpose other than placating tradition.
However, as meaningless as this luncheon is, I always get a kick out of this annual photograph. There's something kind of nostalgic and eye-catching about seeing all of the nominees lined up, middle school yearbook-style. It also gives you the chance to brush up on your "who's who?" of Hollywood power, including the ones that you don't regularly see on the screen. There also exists little moments in these things that make me smile. There's old friends Marty and Spielberg standing side-by-side on the top right. Seventeen-time legend Meryl Streep alongside the up-and-comer Rooney Mara (apparently she doesn't smile when someone says cheese, and I love her for it) at the top left. Nick Nolte looking like a sunburned Santa Clause and that the guy doing the Gollum impression in the second row.
Enjoy this year's edition of the "Where's Waldo?" Oscar spread.
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The 83rd Academy Awards – Postgame Coverage
Well, not that I've gotten all of that out of my system, I think it's fitting to move on to the rest of the awards presented Sunday night. As usual, they included some good, some bad, and some just downright ugly.
As far as the the show, itself, was concerned, I'd rate it about a four out of ten. Even in the face of enormous support for them, I remember stating a long time ago that selecting Hathaway and Franco as a hosting pair was just a bad idea. Finally, my convictions have been exonerated. I'm not sure what exactly was going on here, but it didn't work. I know that Franco is not an idiot, so he was either bored, stage-frought or stoned out of his mind. Whichever path he took, he just was not there in any form of personality. Meanwhile, Anne Hathaway went way over the top in an attempt to overcompensate for Franco's absence. A few funny lines, but overall, it was a mess.
Yes. On to the awards. I've already made my thoughts clear on the results of Best Picture and they are quite strong. However, if there were a race that I would have to object to, equally, if not moreso, it would have to be Best Director. The idea of Tom Hooper winning the award amongst this crop of nominees is more than absurd, it's hilarious. Hooper's effort in "The King's Speech" did not merit him an Oscar and his career is substantially insufficient for such an honor. The Oscar, hands-down, should have gone to David Fincher. The man knew exactly what he wanted and got it to an extent of perfection that you don't often see in films.
It's true that David Fincher does not need an Oscar to make it in this industry. He's widely considered one of the finest directors working in Hollywood and will go on to make extraordinary films. However, there is the notion of awarding in the moment. It's quite possible that Fincher may never reach the level of perfection that he achieved here. If there's one thing that history should have taught the Academy, it's that Martin Scorsese should never have had to wait until "The Departed" to win an Oscar. While being in the company of "Raging Bull" and "Goodfellas" isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's sad to imagine that no matter what Fincher eventually wins for, it will be considered a "re-ward." The Oscars should understand a man's masterpiece when it's put in front of their faces.
The only other moments of true disgust occurred in the design categories, which were monopolized by the showy monstrosity that was Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland." While I predicted Colleen Atwood to take home yet another Oscar for her work on the costumes, I was really kind of hoping that it wouldn't happen. And seeing the ridiculously gaudy, and really quite ugly, production design conquer some beautiful works of art was a horrible sight. This is an award that I actually would have preferred go to "The King's Speech," at least over this. However, it was "Inception"'s intricately inventive world that was snubbed. Tim Burton's latest is a film that really shouldn't be able to hold the title "Academy Award Winner," especially when none of the design was even built. I mean it's an entire movie filmed on a green screen.
Most of the great awards of the night, sadly, were the ones that were quite expected. "Toy Story 3" was a lock for the win since the day it opened in theaters. "The Social Network" won for Best Editing because there was really no competition anywhere near in the same ballpark. If a single person didn't vote for Aaron Sorkin's absolutely flawless script, I might consider them clinically insane. "Inception"'s three tech wins were all well-deserved, but it was difficult not to see that sweep occurring, much in the same style as such special-effect wonders as "King Kong," "The Matrix" and "Jurassic Park."
It's hard to argue with the acting wins, even if not a single one of them has differed once, going back from the SAG, to the Golden Globes and the BFCA. The only performer who's Oscar went hand in hand with an Edgy was Natalie Portman. A truly astonishing performance, the one aspect of "Black Swan" in which recognition is absolutely essential. Firth is definitely not my first choice for Best Actor. However, it's the type of role that's difficult not to respect and an actor difficult not to adore. Leo and Bale were both phenomenal and also get props for having the most out-of-control acceptance speeches of the year.
I won't lie that I have to fly in the face of popular opinion on one issue. I'm very happy that the Academy went back to showing clips for each of the acting nominees rather than just having a bunch of people on stage talking about them. While, it must be nice for the performer to hear their peers praise their work, it's just another gratuitous way of celebrities patting each other on the back and toasting to their own successes. It's really kind of grotesque, in a way. Besides, I always looked forward in suspense as to which clip the producers would choose to represent each actor. It's also a way to present an example of each person's work for those viewers who haven't seen all of the performances and in a way that words just can't substitute.
Perhaps the most bittersweet moment of the night was seeing Wally Pfister receive the award for Best Cinematography. If I was to pick a handful of cinematographers whose work has truly left a mark on the last decade of cinema, Pfister would be at the head of the pack. He is a true master of camera movement and has a perfect eye for lighting a shot. "Inception" is a great exhibition of both these magnificent talents and I couldn't be happier for him. Yet, one has to wonder, at this point, if the Academy will ever be willing to finally bestow Roger Deakins with his first Oscar. He is one of the most respected directors of photography in the industry, living or dead, and his record with Oscar is now zero for nine. One year, they are really going to have to stop passing him over.
There was one moment of the night that will always live in my memory as a true favorite and that was Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross taking the stage. Even if the Academy isn't ready to come out of their comfort zone in Best Picture, one really has to give them props for awarding one of the most unorthodox and creative soundtracks ever scored for a substantial film. Reznor and Ross engineered a combination of both traditional rhythms with radical themes of electronic rock tracks. Now that all is said and done, it's hard to imagine any other type of music narrating "The Social Network." In a field of fantastic nominees, this year, this is a score that truly stands out. Well done, Academy. One of your better decisions.
Well, that's my take on the 83rd Annual Academy Awards. While it's hard to let go of, I believe it's about time to move on. I believe we have at least a few days time before the race for next year's Oscars begins, and I've got a lot of good stuff in store. Stay tuned.
The 1st Annual Edgy Award Winners
Well, Hollywood's biggest night is this Sunday. However, the biggest night for this particular blog is right here and now. I announced the nominees for this year's Edgy Awards last week and it's now time to bestow said honors upon the winners. As the results will show, several films have proven their excellence by taking a high number of awards. However, much of the love has been equally spread out. Interestingly, four films out of my Top Ten List went home empty handed, while a film that I would consider quite a disappointment still propelled itself to a win in one category.
Overall, these awards are a very accurate depiction of my opinion on films this year. Now, if only the Oscars had this type of taste. However, if the Oscars always matched exactly what one person thought the best, where's the fun in that? That kind of reality would eliminate the fun of having an opinion in the first place. It would do away with genuine discussion and healthy argument over film. And, most importantly, it would take away from making this site it's own unique vision.
NOTE: I have been awesome enough to include a video selection for each award chosen, either a short documentary describing the category or a clip from the film that best exhibits what it has been awarded. However, I can not guarantee that any of the clips selected do or do not contain spoilers. Therefore, if you haven't yet seen the chosen film, do not watch the clip. Simple.
Also, a number of the clips do not allow embedment. But don't give up, so easily. Just click the link and it will take you directly to the video's Youtube link where you can view it. Once again, simple.
Without further adieu, here are the winners of the 2011 Edgy Awards!
"If I Rise" featured in "127 Hours"
Music by A.R. Rahman and Lyrics by Dido and Rollo Armstrong
Runner-Up: "Bred and Buttered" featured in "Winter's Bone"
My Top Ten List – 2010
Last year, I can remember the huge uproar against the AMPAS extending the amount of Best Picture nominees to ten. I can also remember, that through it all, I was one of this notion's strongest supporters. I recognize the faults in the logic. It allows for lesser films that have no business being considered one of the year's best to fight their way in due to endless campaigning and the votes of stupid people. This flaw took shape last year in the form of "The Blind Side" getting nominated for Best Picture.
However, the upsides of the expansion are far greater. It gives the field a more diverse look, for one. It's nice to see films from a wide range of directors and collaborators. If allows also a mix of both intelligent box office hits and scrappy indy favorites. More than anything else, however, is that five films is just two few to sum up a year in cinema. Had the Academy enacted this ruling ten years ago, one would look back on certain films and think it a crime had they not been nominated, which they haven't. Imagine a world if films like "The Wrestler," "The Dark Knight," "WALL-E," "Into the Wild," "Once," "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," "United 93," "Little Children," "Children of Men" and "Pan's Labyrinth" could have been Best Picture nominees, and that's only the last five years.
It must be for that reason that critics, for over fifty years, have been issuing top ten lists of their favorite films, rather than top five lists. It's about that time, therefore, for The Edge of the Frame to release its own list for the 2010 year. I have now seen sixty films from 2010, which is low for me and not quite an respectable amount. Over the years, I'm sure that this list will change a spot or two as I see more, but for now, I believe that I've seen an acceptable sum to create an adequate list.
This has been a good year for film, but not really a great one. Out of sixty films, I gave only two films "A" grades. The year has had its high points and low points. For instance, it has been a great year for lead acting performances, but a rotten year for cinematography. For sure, I will always remember 2010 as the year that the Oscars snubbed its nose at great film and went home to their comfort zones. More than anything else, however, 2010 has been the year of the documentary. Never have I seen a year in cinema in which so many documentaries have captured my interest, let alone made it into my top ten.
As always there are a few stragglers that, even though they don't qualify for my top ten, they still deserve an honorable mention. Therefore, this next selection of films are all very good, but just not good enough. They may be packed with amazing moments, but there's also one too many flaws that have kept them down. So without further adieu, here are the films that just didn't quite make it:
"127 Hours"
Directed by Danny Boyle
Written by Danny Boyle and Simon Beaufoy
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"King's Speech" and "Social Network" Win at BAFTAs
It kind of went without saying that "The King's Speech" was destined to rape the living hell out of these awards since September when the film debuted at the Venice Film Festival. Apparently, it's the most widely popular and acclaimed British film since, I don't know…."Lawrence of Arabia," though I surely don't understand it. This is a big moment for our English brethren across the Atlantic to pat themselves on the back. A pretty strong example of this is how the British Academy Awards actually have two awards for Best Picture: Best Film and Best British Film. For years they have made it so that no film wins both awards, but rather spread the wealth. Guess what's the first film ever to take home every Best Picture award on the market?
"The King's Speech" ended up taking home seven awards, total. Aside from being the first film to achieve the accolade above, the film also became the first film in BAFTA history to take home three awards for acting. Colin Firth, of course, nailed the Best Actor win (not even the real King George risen from the dead could stop Firth from sweeping straight to Oscar glory). However, the film also won supporting awards for both Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter. While Geoffrey Rush is definitely picking up a bit of steam, don't expect a repeat in the American Academy Awards. If anyone can unseat Melissa Leo, it will be Hailee Steinfeld (sadly).
Despite all of the above, "The King's Speech" was not the only big winner of the night. Many believed that "The Social Network" was TKOed, not just for these awards, but for year, as well. Some of this ideology was attributed to the film only garnering six nominations (compared to "The King's Speech"'s fourteen) or perhaps the heavy American sentiment laden in the work. However, all of this was rendered false, last night, when "The Social Network" won three very substantial awards: Best Editing, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Director for David Fincher. If the Brits won't even give their award to newcomer Tom Hooper, I can't see any reason why the American awards circuit would stoop that low.
Check out the full list of winners, below:
BEST FILM: "The King's Speech"
BEST DIRECTOR: David Fincher – "The Social Network"
BEST LEADING ACTOR: Colin Firth – "The King's Speech"
BEST LEADING ACTRESS: Natalie Portman – "Black Swan"
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Geoffrey Rush – "The King's Speech"
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Helena Bonham Carter – "The King's Speech"
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: "The Social Network"
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: "The King's Speech"
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: "True Grit"
OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM: "The King's Speech"
OUTSTANDING BRITISH DEBUT: "Four Lions"
BEST EDITING: "The Social Network"
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE: "The King's Speech"
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN: "Inception"
BEST COSTUME DESIGN: "Alice in Wonderland"
BEST SOUND: "Inception"
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS: "Inception"
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIR: "Alice in Wonderland"
BEST SHORT FILM: "Until the River Runs Red"
BEST SHORT FILM, ANIMATION: "The Eagleman Stag"
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM: "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
BEST ANIMATED FILM: "Toy Story 3"
RISING STAR AWARD: Tom Hardy
Does "The Social Network" Still Have a Chance?
I recently read an article written by Steve Pond over at The Wrap, who is in the same boat as 95% of awards pundits in believing that this race is pretty much called for "The King's Speech." However, he outlines that there still are some outs left for "The Social Network," particularly if it changes and ups its campaign in these last few weeks.
The film is having a great weekend, having won the USC Scripter Award last night and all but locked to win the WGA award for Best Adapted Screenplay tonight. What's better for it is that since "The King's Speech" wasn't eligible for the WGA awards (even though its the best bet to win the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay), it will be a weekend in which "The King's Speech" will actually be out of the news.
Pond's article makes some good points. I've highlighted a small section of it below where he discusses how "The Social Network" might have a shot in the balloting:
"The question that'll face "The Social Network" on Sunday morning is whether it can capitalize on the small shot of momentum that comes from a pair of expected victories – and if so, how.
Columnists have been offering scenarios in recent days, ranging from S.T. Van Airsdale's suggestion that David Fincher show that he actually wants the award to John Lopez's theorythat the preferential system of ballot-counting – in which a film can win if it picks up enough number two and three votes from movies that are eliminated from contention – will help a critical favorite like "TSN."
In fact, I'd guess that the preferential count will help "TKS" or even "The Fighter" or "Toy Story 3" more than "TSN." The question to ask: among voters whose first choices are "Winter's Bone," "127 Hours," "The Kids Are All Right," "Inception" and "True Grit," which film is likely to be ranked second? If the majority of those voters go for "Social Network," it can pull off an upset; if they split their votes or rally behind something else, the Facebook flick is in trouble."
You can read the full article here. And here's to holding out hope:
Golden Globes – Postgame
Okay. I will admit that the HFPA really did do all right by me, last night. Overall they made some pretty good decisions, especially in officially solidifying "The Social Network" as the frontrunner for the Best Picture Oscar. If "The King's Speech" can't win here, I really can't imagine it winning anywhere.
However, even if the Golden Globes released a list of their Top 100 favorite films, and their list happened to match mine movie per movie, I would still not take up with them. An organization that will accept bribery and star-fucking as good reasons to nominate "Burlesque" or "Alice in Wonderland" as Best Picture of the Year is no friend of mine.
Here is the full list of winners from last night:
"Black Swan"
"The Fighter"
"The King's Speech"
"The Social Network"
Best Picture (Musical/Comedy)
"Alice in Wonderland"
"The Kids Are All Right"
"The Tourist"
Best Director
Darren Aronofsky, "Black Swan"
David O. Russell, "The Fighter"
Christopher Nolan, "Inception"
Tom Hooper, "The King's Speech"
David Fincher, "The Social Network"
Best Actor (Drama)
Jesse Eisenberg, "The Social Network"
Colin Firth, "The King's Speech"
James Franco, "127 Hours"
Ryan Gosling, "Blue Valentine"
Mark Wahlberg, "The Fighter"
Best Actress (Drama)
Halle Berry, "Frankie and Alice"
Nicole Kidman, "Rabbit Hole"
Jennifer Lawrence, "Winter's Bone"
Natalie Portman, "Black Swan"
Michelle Williams, "Blue Valentine"
Best Actor (Musical/Comedy)
Johnny Depp, "Alice in Wonderland"
Johnny Depp, "The Tourist"
Paul Giamatti, "Barney's Version"
Jake Gyllenhaal, "Love and Other Drugs"
Kevin Spacey, "Casino Jack"
Best Actress (Musical/Comedy)
Annette Bening, "The Kids Are All Right"
Anne Hathaway, "Love and Other Drugs"
Angelina Jolie, "The Tourist"
Julianne Moore, "The Kids Are All Right"
Emma Stone, "Easy A"
Best Supporting Actor
Christian Bale, "The Fighter"
Michael Douglas, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps"
Andrew Garfield, "The Social Network"
Jeremy Renner, "The Town"
Geoffrey Rush, "The King's Speech"
Best Supporting Actress
Amy Adams, "The Fighter"
Helena Bonham Carter, "The King's Speech"
Mila Kunis, "Black Swan"
Melissa Leo, "The Fighter"
Jacki Weaver, "Animal Kingdom"
Best Screenplay
Christopher Nolan, "Inception"
Lisa Cholodenko and Stuart Blumberg, "The Kids Are All Right"
David Seidler, "The King's Speech"
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Aaron Sorkin, "The Social Network"
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"You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" from "Burlesque"
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"I See the Light" from "Tangled"
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Robert De Niro
As far as my predictions go, I had a very good night. Some of these weren't the most difficult awards to predict, but I still amassed a record of 12 out of 14, or 85 percent. That might be the best record that I've ever had on this particular award show. If it hadn't have been Johnny Depp getting screwed by two nomination vote-splitting or an absolute upset like no other in Best Foreign Language Film, I would have had a perfect score.
If you had been within one hundred feet of my apartment at one o'clock in the morning (I had to DVR the show since I was working on set during the airtime), you would have heard a chorus of whoops and hollers at every "Social Network" victory. I was particularly ecstatic upon hearing Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' names being called, for not only was that one of the film's most difficult nominations to win, but that moment pretty much sealed its Best Picture victory.
The acting victories were literally identical to the BFCA wins, with Firth, Portman, Bale and Leo all going home with awards. In the Musical/Comedy section, Annette Bening made her last stand at putting up a fight against Natalie for the Oscar, but I really don't think it will be enough (despite Bening getting a full ovation and Portman only a few random stands). Paul Giamatti pulled out a not-so-surprising but really cool win over Johnny Depp and Jake Gyllenhaal.
Obviously, the talk of the night was Ricky Gervais' absolutely no-holds-barred hosting job which bordered on a Comedy Central Roast. I've heard things such as network executives swearing that it will be the end of the comic's career, but for me, the best part of the show was waiting for what he was going to say next. I mean, come on. When you're that rich and that famous, there is absolutely no reason not to verbally macerated on national television. I haven't laughed as hard in a long time as when Ricky referred to Bruce Willis as Ashton Kutcher's dad.
The best part of the night, and ironic for me, since I really don't care much about the television portion of the awards, was Chris Colfer's win for "Glee." Sometimes you see a performer put on their phony "I never would have imagined" face. You could tell that this kid had expected hell to freeze over and then thaw again before he would win this award. The shock, awe and pure joy in his face was just a memorable sight. And while I really don't enjoy "Glee" so much, both Colfer and Jane Lynch's performances are far and away the only things that keep it afloat in my attention span. Congrats to both of them.
Well, the critics have officially had their say. All that's left are those in the industry, and I can only hope that they greet "The Social Network" with as much warmth and gratitude as their judges have. And since it has now received nominations, at least, from every single Hollywood guild, the horizon is looking pretty damned bright.
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Posted by Karen Williams onFor some, the shorter daylight hours and colder temperatures of the fall and winter seasons can cause feelings of depression and general malaise known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Besides frequently feeling melancholy, symptoms of SAD can include: a depressed immune system, lethargy and low energy, sleeping problems, loss of interest in activities you usually enjoy, changes in appetite, weight gain, agitation, and difficulty concentrating. These symptoms can range from mild to severe and can last from the beginning of the fall season all the way to spring, greatly affecting the day-to-day lives of those who suffer from it. Fortunately, we have the power of essential oils and you can, too! Essential oils can help ease the affects of SAD, giving us the uplifting, energizing, and calming energy that our body, mind, and spirit needs during the long winter months. Read on for our list of 13 essential oils for seasonal affective disorder.
Causes of Seasonal Affective DisorderDuring the darker months of winter our bodies experience several physiological changes. The reduced sunlight can disrupt the body's biological clock, also known as circadian rhythm. Often, we experience a decrease in serotonin levels, the brain chemical (neurotransmitter) that affects mood and feelings of wellbeing. Additionally, since our bodies naturally produce melatonin when it is dark, the increase in darkness during times when we can't go to sleep can play havoc with the natural balance of our systems, as well. Studies have found that it is likely a combination of all of these things that factor into what causes seasonal affective disorder. So how does one combat these natural changes? Many of those that experience SAD use light therapy, vitamin D supplements, and/or antidepressants to help them through the winter months. However, aromatherapy is becoming increasingly popular, and it can have remarkable antidepressant and therapeutic effects. We love using essential oils for seasonal affective disorder! Aromas deeply affect our brain's ability to think and feel. They can energize us or take us to a more quiet, restful place. Much has been written on this topic and there is no denying that surrounding ourselves with the aromas of essential oils can help lift us up when we are feeling down and help our bodies regain the balance that we need, physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Best Essential Oils for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
In her book, Awaken to Healing Fragrance, Elizabeth Jones references a study that shows the antidepressant benefits of citrus oils. She states that the results support the concept that human depression is based on homeostatic dysregulation and citrus oils improve the homeostatic balance better than antidepressant drugs. As one explores deeper into the world of aromatherapy, it won't take long to discover similar conclusions being made more and more in the scientific community regarding essential oils and their remarkable ability to combat depression. So which are the best essential oils for seasonal affective disorder?
Here are 13 of our favorites:
1. Bergamot Oil
Citrus bergamia Bergamot oil is always at the top of our list when looking to relax, restore, and calm. This beautiful oil is also incredibly uplifting and so helpful for dealing with depression, anxiety, and tension. Bergamot is an excellent oil for helping with sleep issues and insomnia and is one of our favorite essential oils for seasonal affective disorder.
2. Cardamom Oil
Elettaria cardamomum Cardamom oil is perfect for helping lift the spirits during those times when one is feeling down. It can also help fortify the immune system. Cardamom invites mental clarity and balance.
3. Cedarwood Oil
Juniperus virginiana Cedarwood oil boosts emotional strength and stability, helping to encourage the ability to hold steady and persevere. We often turn to cedarwood for support during difficult times or when dealing with depression or anxiety.
4. Jasmine Absolute Oil
Jasminum grandiflorum Jasmine absolute oil is prized for its antidepressant properties. It stimulates and strengthens the spirit, increases self-confidence, and promotes feelings of optimism. Jasmine is one of the best oils for relieving depression and diminishing fears.
5. Lime Oil
Citrus aurantifolia Lime oil brings sunshine and light to the mind, body, and spirit. It refreshes and uplifts, making it a gorgeous choice for fighting depression as well as fatigue.
6. Mandarin (Green) Oil
Citrus reticulata Mandarin (green) oil is very energizing and can help provide courage as well as get stagnant, blocked energy circulating again. Mandarin also calms emotional distress and is immensely supportive when working through depression or anxiety.
7. Neroli Oil
Citrus aurantium var. Amara Neroli oil is one of our favorites to use when wanting to usher in peace and balance to the mind, body, and spirit. It provides strong emotional support and is incredibly calming and soothing. Neroli oil can provide support during times of depression or anxiety.
8. Norway Pine Oil
Pinus resinosa Norway pine oil strengthens and rejuvenates. It can help promote a stronger self image and identity. Norway pine provides excellent support to the immune system and can help promote healthy adrenal function. This oil is so helpful for staying healthy during times of stress, transition, or depression.
9. Orange (Sweet) Oil
Citrus sinensis Orange (sweet) oil brings brightness and light wherever it goes. It is so uplifting and can help provide courage and positivity. This lovely oil is so bright and sunny, it fills any space with happiness.
10. Patchouli Oil
Pogostemon cablin Patchouli oil is incredibly balancing and calming to the mind, body, and spirit. It is beautifully uplifting and can help reduce stress and alleviate anxiety. Patchouli is an exquisite oil to use during times of depression.
11. Peppermint Oil
Mentha x piperita Peppermint oil helps stimulate and awaken the mind. It is uplifting and refreshing and is useful for combating fatigue and encouraging focus.
12. Rose Absolute Oil
Rosa damascena Rose absolute oil is emotionally uplifting and healing, especially to the heart. It also makes an effective tonic for the nervous system. Rose absolute oil is known to have sedative properties and is a beautiful choice for helping to ease shock, grief, and depression.
13. Vetiver Oil
Vetiveria zizanoides Vetiver oil grounds and protects. It can help us connect to the positive energy around us and is both calming and restorative. Vetiver can also help reduce insomnia, boost the immune system, and provide gentle sedation and support to the nervous system.
How to Use Essential Oils for Seasonal Affective Disorder
Using essential oils to help alleviate SAD is easy and fun. Diffusing your favorite oils in a diffuser is an excellent way to fill a space with mood-boosting oils to help you get through times of depression. You can also add your oils to a personal inhaler so you can take them with you wherever you go. An aromatic bath before bedtime can greatly enhance sleep as well as provide a psychologically and energetically rejuvenating experience. Linen sprays, room sprays, moisturizing lotions, and body butters are just a few more examples. New to essential oils? For more information on dilution recommendations, how many drops to use in a diffuser or inhaler, and that sort of thing, check out our blog: Essential Oils 101 – A Beginner's Guide. Whether you need to uplift and usher in brightness or energize and motivate yourself during the long winter months, essential oils can help. If you have a favorite way to use essential oils to combat SAD, let us know in the comments below!
Essential Oils for Seasonal Affective Disorder Recipes
Here are a few of our favorite recipes to blend when looking to relieve the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
1. Diffuser Blend for Seasonal Affective Disorder
This blend is so helpful for times when you need extra emotional support, especially during the winter months when seasonal affective disorder can take its toll. These oils work together to balance and uplift emotions, usher in brightness and light, heighten the senses, and promote courage and clarity. This truly is a beautiful blend! Ingredients:
- 35 drops of Bergamot Oil
- 30 drops of Orange Sweet Oil
- 10 drops of Neroli Oil
- 15 drops of Cardamom Oil
- 10 drops of Patchouli Oil
- 1 - 5ml Amber Glass Bottle w/Orifice Reducer
- 1 - Diffuser - Spa Vapor +
- Blend the essential oils in the 5ml amber glass bottle w/orifice reducer and use as a stock blend.
- Add 10-15 drops of the stock blend to a diffuser.
- Use in your home or office throughout the day.
2. Energize Blend for Seasonal Affective Disorder
This beautifully woodsy blend is so helpful for when you need that extra energizing boost, especially during the winter months when seasonal affective disorder can take its toll. Formulated with essential oils for seasonal affective disorder, these oils are stimulating and rejuvenating. They usher in clarity and strength, providing much-needed energy to mind, body, and spirit. Ingredients:
- 8 drops of Norway Pine Oil
- 4 drops of Cedarwood Oil
- 2 drops of Peppermint Oil
- 6 drops of Lime Oil
- 1 oz. of Jojoba Oil
- 1 - 1 oz. Amber Glass Bottle w/Coned Cap
- Add 1 oz. of jojoba oil (or another carrier of choice) to an empty 1 oz. amber glass bottle w/coned cap.
- Drop the essential oils into the jojoba oil.
- Cap the bottle and roll gently to blend the oils into the jojoba.
- Apply to the back of your neck, the insides of your wrists, and on your temples. Keep beside your bed and take deep breaths in the morning when you don't feel like getting out of bed.
- Apply throughout the day for a rejuvenating energy boost.
- Battaglia S. The Complete Guide to Aromatherapy. 2nd edition, The International Centre of Holistic Aromatherapy, Australia, 2003
- Davis P. Aromatherapy an A-Z. New revised edition C.W. Daniel Company Limited, England, 1999
- Keville, K. Aromatherapy, A Complete Guide to the Healing Art, The Crossing press, USA, 1995
- Mojay G. Aromatherapy for Healing the Spirit, Henry Holt and Company Inc., England, 1996
- Price S. Aromatherapy for Health Professionals, 2nd edition, Churchill Livingstone, 1999
- Schnaubelt K. Advanced Aromatherapy, The Science of Essential Oil Therapy, Healing Arts Press, USA, 1998
- Tisserand R. The Art of Aromatherapy, Healing Arts Press, USA, 1977


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Hoboken Week in Review – July 12, 2015
Below are a some posts that crossed Hoboken411's desk during the week ending Sunday, July 12, 2015:
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- Ho Hum, Long Weekends! – You don't have to "celebrate" a gift long weekend any longer!
- Waterfront Police – Cops make sure a few dozen people behave along the waterfront.
- Street paint overload – How many markings can one individual handle? The city thinks many.
- Gay Flags – Some Hoboken residents miffed about rainbow flag near U.S. Flag near city hall.
- Pedestrian Safety – Can you walk from Point A to Point B without "gubbmint help?"
- Pee in your pants – Public Bathrooms at local waterfront parks – CLOSED!
Business & Other Hoboken Updates
- Clifton Savings Bank – Coming to Hoboken, and donating to Charter School, which pisses "mayor" don dimmer off greatly!
- Lazy or Picky? – Ironic that people who order delivery call the drivers lazy.
- Gross! – How did the city allow the waterfront to become a landfill?
- Chick beggars – "Cute" distressed ladies ask for money, and some "guys" get offended instead of taking them home for some action!
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I have quit the vegan diet, and here's why. Ten days ago I wrote "Two Hearts on Whole Wheat" (http://behindthelockeddoors.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/two-hearts-on-whole-wheat/) about Dick and me. We both had gone vegan about eight months ago, and he had just had his annual physical. The blood work showed that his cholesterol and glucose levels had dropped back to normal after having been terribly high.
Mine hadn't—in fact, my diabetes was getting worse. I had stopped checking my glucose level in February because (a) I was already doing everything I could to lower it, (b) the glucometer test strips were prohibitively expensive, and (c) it was "only" 250, which was considerably lower than when I was hospitalized. But I had been feeling really unwell lately. I ruled out inadequate fat, sleep or sunlight, the presence of fever and a few other things as causes.
Then, a week ago, it occurred to me to check my glucose. It was 423. Oh shit. And my urine output was way too high. When there is too much sugar in the system then the body tries to cleanse itself by dumping sugar into urine to get rid of it. Urine glucose should be zero; mine was 500. And I was groggy and had just slept 21 hours out of 36. What to do, what to do? My doctor said that I would end up in the hospital with dehydration within three to five days. (What he didn't realize was that I wouldn't call an ambulance. No way am I going back to the hospital.) So he offered a low dose of the drug metformin and (die or take drugs?) I accepted.
The big difference is that this doctor actually listens to the patient; instead of believing the latest studies, he believes the patient. When I was in the hospital last summer, the hospitalists loaded me up with normal doses of medication and I had bad reactions. This doctor (who's the boss doctor at the hospital, which apparently means not only that he practices exceptionally good medicine, but also that he gets along well with people) proposed a low starting dose.
For most people, including Dick, the starting dose is 1000 mg. a day, and it can go as high as 3000 mg. I started at 250 mg. and, with only a few bumps in the road, I not only tolerated it, but it worked. Today my glucose is 251, my urine output is down, and I am sleeping better and therefore waking up in a better mood. And I have quit the vegan diet.
In "felt" terms, I wanted my mother's meatloaf. For days, all I could think about was my mother's meatloaf, which wasn't that wonderful, believe me. It was dense and gray and had too much salt and not enough other seasonings. Mom made it with medium-grade hamburger, white bread, eggs, celery, onions, milk, and I don't know what else, then she baked it in two loaves and served it to her family of seven. What wasn't eaten hot was available for cold sandwiches served on white bread and slathered with catsup.
When I moved into my own apartment, I tried to glean recipes from my mom but it didn't work very well because she never measured anything, including the ingredients of the meatloaf. She couldn't figure out exact measurements so my meatloaf never tasted like hers. Over the years I tried a dozen different recipes but none ever tasted like My Mom's Meatloaf. Then, last week, my friend and I went out to dinner at a nice little restaurant and the special for the day was meatloaf. It was an upscale restaurant, not a diner, and the meatloaf was splendid and served with a port wine sauce. (Never has the humble meatloaf been so fancied up.) But it wasn't My Mother's Meatloaf.
After the shit hit the fan and it became a case of lower the glucose level or go into a coma, I quit the vegan diet. I had been eating well on it—pear and rhubarb tart, homemade hummus, curried zucchini soup—but what I now craved was comfort food. I wanted the food of my childhood; I wanted My Mom's Meatloaf. I know I can't make her meatloaf, but I have gone back to tuna fish salad, hotdogs, and scalloped ham and potatoes. Hamburger and chicken are in the freezer and we're going to make chili con carne today.
I craved comfort food, and all "normal" food became comfort food. The vegan diet was stressful, and stress raises the glucose level. Dick's only health problems were diet problems—high cholesterol and high glucose. My problems are respiratory, orthopedic, kidney, immune system . . . the list goes on, and when you change one thing then you change everything. Doctors call this "co-morbidity," meaning that one bad part acts on another bad part but what it actually means is that all your parts are connected. All your body's systems interact.
I've been eating meat, fowl, fish and dairy for sixty-five years, and for fifty-five of those years I took drugs. Based on my experience, I believe that you can recover from almost any disease or disorder that occurs naturally, but you cannot recover from the damage done by man: drugs. My body's ecology includes meat. Without it, all my systems were confounded. Where's the meat? they kept asking each other. Where's the meat?
Amelia, my 23-year old aide, has been a vegetarian since she was fourteen and is a marvel of good health and vigor. Dick has been a vegan for a year and has made an astounding recovery from ill health. Me? I've got too much wrong with me to tolerate the stress of transitioning to vegan. I need meat. Amen.


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BNP Paribas has appointed Lutz Diederichs as group head for BNP Paribas in Germany and chairman of its German group management board.
Diederichs joins BNP Paribas after a 25-year spell at HypoVereinsbank, part of UniCredit, where he held a number of positions and, since 2009, has been a member of HypoVereinsbank's board.
In his new role, Diederichs will report to Phillippe Bordenave, COO at BNP Paribas, and will succeed Camille Fohl who had been in the position since 2013. Fohl will be taking up a new role in Paris as an advisor to the BNP Paribas group executive committee.
Diederichs officially joined BNP Paribas on January 1 and will officially take over responsibilities in March following a transitional period.
"I warmly welcome Lutz to the BNP Paribas Group. He knows the German market very well, in particular the needs of different groups of customers which is important within the context of BNP Paribas' diversified business model," said Bordenave.
"We sincerely thank Camille Fohl for the momentum he created together with our German teams – which resulted in the dynamic growth of our businesses, the close cooperation of our different entities to provide customer solutions, and the development of the overall market awareness of the BNP Paribas Group in Germany."
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Lutz Diederichs will officially take over as BNP Paribas' group head for Germany in March.


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Things are starting to move forward in respects to Katie and I moving to Iceland. I am getting excited to be moving forward at a faster pace than before. Even though it is still at a crawl, it is moving and that feels good. Our next step is to start our non-profit missions organization. This will be headed up by a group of people that I know trust and seeks after God's face concerning important discussions. These people will control the financial side of the missions organization and help facilitate the flow of funds to Iceland and the team members as this thing grows. One need we have at this point is to get the two books on my Amazon Wish-list that deal with starting a non-profit. One book deals with the legal side of setting up a non-profit and the other on setting up and running one. If anyone could help out by purchasing one or both, that would be an incredible help to us. I am going to try and be more diligent about blogging about this journey to Iceland. Depending on ticket prices I am going to try to go to Iceland in November to look for a building to purchase. This building will house the team of 35 to 50 people who will be joining us there. So far we have 2 :-) me and Katie. If you know anyone who has a call for missions, please let them know what we are doing and have them start praying about the possibility of God having them join us.
Also if you want to know what Það Reddast means, then you will have to email me and ask me. :-) This leads me to another point. I have to say you people are the smartest blog readers in the world because every time I write that if you want to know the answer email me, no one ever does.


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Imagined and produced by Michele Buongiorno, written and directed by Andrea Bettinetti, Cy Dear was presented privately at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in the Spring of 2018 and will have its festival premiere this Fall at the FIFA Montreal Film Festival.
Bernocchi's soundtrack is suitably atmospheric, underscoring the life and times of the American painter-sculptor-photographer, whose work influenced a generation of younger artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Anselm Kiefer, Francesco Clemente and Julian Schnabel.
Eraldo Bernocchi : Guitars, Treated Guitars, Electronics
01 – Meet me where you know
02 – To make things float
03 – From a distance
04 – White
05 – The silver laugh
06 -A child and a pencil
07 – The gold house
08 – Like I wasn't there
09 – A letter and a place
10 – The never ending pier
11 – 1-10" of happiness
12 – Swirling colours
13 – We had a good time
14 – A crack in time
15 – The space between
16 – Out in the blue
17 – Like I wasn't there (reprise)
18 – Near by distance
Music from and inspired by the film "Cy Dear"
A documentary film about Cy Twombly
"Near by Distance" dedicated to Robert Miles
"Out in the blue" dedicated to Sally Mann
All music composed, arranged, produced and mixed by Eraldo Bernocchi
Published by RareNoisePublishing (PRS) and Antiphona (SACEM)
Recorded at Transmutations Studios, London
Mastered at Turtletone Studios (NYC) by Mike Fossenkemper
Eraldo Bernocchi plays Nude Guitars and thanks Elektron Music Machines.
Cover image: Cy Twombly, "Fifty Days at Iliam (Part V – The Fire That Consumes All Before It)", 1978
© Cy Twombly Foundation, Courtesy of the Nicola Del Roscio Archives.
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TORONTO Members of Toronto Civic Employees Union Local 416 (CUPE) have overwhelming voted to return Brian Cochrane to the presidency of Local 416. Cochrane has been President since the creation of Local 416 in 1998. It is truly an honour to have the continued support of the membership, said Brian Cochrane.
Local 416 represents approximately 10,000 members comprised of City of Toronto Outside Workers, Toronto Public Library workers, Port Authority employees and Toronto Parking Authority employees.
Given the outcome of the recent municipal elections, it is our sincere hope that we will be able to vastly improve the negative labour relations atmosphere that has plagued the city since amalgamation.
All the members of the current Executive Committee, were returned to office along with Cochrane. Having a stable and responsible executive will be of great benefit during this time of change in the city.
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