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About a year ago, I had my first accident, and though everyone walked away from the crash, it was a pretty dramatic incident. Both cars were totaled and we completely blocked the road in the aftermath. In the more long-term aftermath of the event, though, I learned to really important things, which it does me good to remember Continue reading
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the enemy is not netflix. the enemy is depression.
"The idea that every day is another opportunity to battle the constant barrage of thoughts that inform me of my every weakness both perceived and real, is often too overwhelming to contemplate and the TV – that always friendly source of absolutely brain free entertainment is an increasingly constant friend." (cue emphatic "uh huh"-ing and encouraging-foot-stomping) – Katharine Welby
For me, tv is often a way to block out those damning voices Katharine talks about, and sometimes I think of it as a way to escape the unrelenting frustration that pops up like those rodents in Whack-A-Mole–I can just ignore them for awhile, let them all pop up unchecked, maybe they'll even knock each other out with their incessant bubbling about. Continue reading
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Have you noticed the way that babies easily fold up their legs in a combination cross-ankled, knees-to-chest "fetal" position? As I've been practicing yoga and especially hip-opening positions this spring, I've become more and more amazed by babies' effortless flexibility. Continue reading
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Reading up for a sermon last week, I found the staggering statistic: 50% of people in the U.S. who suffer from depression do not seek treatment for their illness. I couldn't help but wonder why, Continue reading
It's All Grace
A few weeks ago–when the Southeast was pounded with much more snow than it could imagine withstanding–I took 4 different planes to end up in Atlanta, Dallas, and Durham.
The very last of the four flights was the only one with any delay at all, and it had to do with a mechanical problem, not the weather.
Even so, I spent hours upon hours wringing my hands in squeaky airport chairs, checking and re-checking my smartphone's travel app, calling and texting friends and family–"what does the weather look like there?" "what do you think the chances are?"
Of all the weather patterns that fell into place, granting me safe travel across the country twice, all the cancelled flights which didn't affect my plans, and all the usually-expected air travel trip-ups that never happened, I lost sight of the great grace I was given because I was stuck in a cloud of worry and what-ifs.
On that one flight with the mechanical problem, it turned out that we needed to change planes; as we boarded our second craft, a middle-aged male in first class, conspicuously wearing a prayer-bead bracelet, complained to anyone who would listen about the inconvenient timing and general incompetence of the gate personnel.
I quickly realized the analogy–here I was, worrying and working myself up over all the travel problems that never materialized, spending my time focusing on what might possibly go wrong instead of noticing and being grateful for all the ways that the trip's details fell into place. I was complaining, inwardly, over something that was really not that inconvenient at all.
Though there was one hiccup in the trip, by the time I'd reached my fourth flight in 72 hours, I had enough possession of myself to smile (you know, in the tough things). All our experiences offer us an opportunity to notice the things that go right or the things that go wrong–whatever we choose to focus on are the parts of the experience which are magnified; we have the choice to notice the grace and blessings that surround us, or to notice and magnify the negative in our lives.
What do you choose to see?
"It was God, who is close to the Father's heart, who has made him known."
Gospel Lesson: John 1:1-18
Epistle: Galatians 3:23-25; 4:4-7
In the 1950's, there was a missionary named Jim Elliot who felt called by God to go to Ecuador to minister to native peoples there. Along with his team, he started to build relationships with a particularly remote tribe—first dropping gifts from their missionary plane, then working toward introducing themselves, continuing to clear the way with more presents to show their goodwill. Finally delegations from each group met. On this big day, Jim took a photo from his pocket to show the tribespeople that the missionaries were friends with a member of their tribe.
Having never seen a photograph, they assumed that Jim had eaten brother, since he had taken the likeness of this person out of his body to show them. They murdered Jim and his companions immediately.
I wonder if we sometimes make the opposite mistake about Jesus. I wonder if we take Jesus to be just a picture of God—only an image or likeness, but not really God himself. They say a picture's worth a thousand words, but if I had my choice I'd take the thousand words every time—there's so much more to learn from studying a description of someone than reducing a whole person to a single photograph.
Our Gospel passage today is bursting with poetic description of God; it harkens to another description of God elsewhere.
"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." That description goes on to reveal that God created humanity "in God's image"—which means that we ourselves are a sort of photo in some way—and when God created humanity, he furnished a place for his people to live and provided for their every need. You know this story—here's where the montage of Adam and Eve frolicking and eating and naming animals fits in—and then something goes wrong. (you can imagine the sound of a pin dragging against vinyl) Adam and Eve decide that God may have been lying to them after all, and they test the truth God had told them—whether it really did matter so much how they lived.
Now we really learn something about God: that evening, arriving for their daily walk, God calls out for his companions, his cherished creatures. They're hiding—they know they shouldn't have tested God and shouldn't have doubted that God was telling the truth, but they really would rather not face up to it.
We're not that different, are we? Instead of recognizing our crookedness, we bury it and move on. I read a story this week of a professor who, when his desk got too full of letters to be answered and tasks to complete, he'd spread out an edition of the New York Times and then start over as if his desk was clean. We paper over our sins, too, instead of owning up to them before God.
On that evening, God knew exactly what had happened and where his creatures were; he could have come rushing in, screaming, demanding that they leave immediately, as if he was a righteous landlord. But that's not the description of God that we're shown here at the very beginning of Scripture.
Scripture begins with a God that is so full of love that he dreams each of us up out of nothing. Then, when each of us, as we all do, decides to test out whether God is really telling the truth, he gently asks what it is that we're doing—giving us a chance to tell him the truth and to own up to our schemes. We grab a New York Times, or a fig leaf, to try to cover up the mess we've made, even though God can already see the mess. The God who's described here in the pages of Genesis is the same one described in the first verses of the Gospel of John—the God full of grace and full of truth.
Being full of grace and truth sounds lovely, but I argue this morning that it makes God very off-putting. That same professor didn't cover his desk with a newspaper just once, but did it habitually—when he finally died, they dug down many layers of newsprint, finding all sorts of unpaid invoices, unanswered inquiries, and unfinished assignments. Can you imagine the horror he might have felt if this practice had been discovered and challenged while he was alive? God knows all the layers of newsprint we've used to paper up our lives. Even when I've lost count of the path and number of lies I've used to cover up various deeds—done and left undone—God knows each and every one. God is full of truth, and that sounds kind of terrible.
Thomas Keating, a 20th century monk, says that when it starts to dawn on us just how many layers of deception we've built our lives on, we think we're getting worse, but truly, we're just realizing how bad off we always were, and that, he says, is an enormous grace.
We look up at God from the bottom of our crumpled-paper and sticky-sin lives, and he reaches down and scoops us up in his hand, brushing away the debris. This is grace. While truth is hard, I think grace might be harder. The law, our epistle says, was our disciplinarian before Christ came. The law, or rule-following, lets me continually hit myself against a wall when I do something wrong. I punish myself and pay for the wrong I've committed. All the time, I'm trying to be dependent only on myself.
This isn't how we were made to be, though. We were made to be in the midst of God's grace and truth. God's grace is the hand that comes down to the cave of our sin and scoops us up and out of it—we don't have to run ourselves against a wall, we don't have to sit in the dog house for months on end; we're forgiven. The hard part is to accept God's grace, to live as if we are truly forgiven, not punishing ourselves any more, but acknowledging honestly the shortcomings we suffer.
I'll close with a bit of a poem by W.H. Auden:
Well, so that is that. Now we must dismantle the tree,
Putting the decorations back into their cardboard boxes —
Some have got broken — and carrying them up to the attic.
The holly and the mistletoe must be taken down and burnt,
And the children got ready for school. There are enough
Left-overs to do, warmed-up, for the rest of the week —
Not that we have much appetite, having drunk such a lot,
Stayed up so late, attempted — quite unsuccessfully —
To love all of our relatives, and in general
Grossly overestimated our powers. Once again
As in previous years we have seen the actual Vision and failed
To do more than entertain it as an agreeable
Possibility, once again we have sent Him away,
Begging though to remain His disobedient servant,
The promising child who cannot keep His word for long.
The Christmas Feast is already a fading memory,
And already the mind begins to be vaguely aware
Of an unpleasant whiff of apprehension at the thought
Of Lent and Good Friday which cannot, after all, now
Be very far off.
God is full of truth—he knows what's under your newspaper. God is full of grace—he brushes away all the debris by his death on the cross and resurrection.
Will you accept his hand?


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Title: The Life and Times of a Paranormal Investigator, by Joe Clark
I had the pleasure of meeting author Joe Clark, founder of Commonwealth Paranormal, at the 2010 Mothman Festival. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend his presentation at the State Theater, but did manage to come home with an autographed copy of his book---The Life and Times of a Paranormal Investigator.
As I've said before, I always love reading about the paranormal investigation process through the eyes of other investigators, especially when their base of operations is in my general vicinity! Joe walks us through some of his more memorable cases, and the incident that sparked his reawakening into the world of the paranormal. Of particular interest to fellow investigators is Joe's forthcoming approach to sharing the difficulties of group dynamics.
In many ways, that particular aspect hit home...very rarely is a group completely free of problems, and HPIR has had its share of differing opinions, many of which I personally would NOT be brave enough to bring to the public spotlight. However, the struggles discussed therein really reinforced how lucky I am to have the group I have--4 years with nearly all founding members still present and active!
All in all, it was enjoyable book, and a very quick, fast-paced read best suited for those who are already in this field and can appreciate what it takes to be a paranormal investigator. Personally, I would have liked to see the chapters fleshed out a little more, with more history, more detailed investigation analysis, more follow-up, and of course....pictures, all within the scope of client confidentiality and legal permission, of course. Still, very enjoyable read for a first book, and I'd recommend picking up a copy today, because in my opinion, there's no better way to kill an hour than to read about MY favorite subject and supporting local authors!
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The Letters of Evelyn Waugh and Diana Cooper
He called her Baby, Pug, Hoopers, Honks, and Mrs. Stitch. She called him Bo or Mr. Wu, after a favorite Pekingese. They met in 1932. He was 28, the brilliant novelist. She was nearly 40, the beauty, actress, socialite, Duke of Rutland's youngest daughter (possibly illegitimate), wife of the Tory politician Duff Cooper. She and Waugh were never lovers. Their meetings were often fiascos. She liked crowds, excitement, change. He craved slow tête-à-têtes, felt jealous and neglected. Later drink, ill health, and what she called his "unexorcisable demon" of irritability clouded their rare encounters. But in the letters they exchanged for over 30 years, it all came right between them. His, from British Guiana, Morocco, Abyssinia, and the rural seats where he played the part of country gentleman, offer flashes of inspired mockery, some sickmaking anti-Jewish cracks, and stern catechizing lectures on the use of grief. She, who once poured champagne down his ear trumpet, demolishes his affectation with generosity, astuteness, and great verbal felicity. The Letters of Evelyn Waugh and Diana Cooper is a fascinating read and a warm epitaph for a vanished crowd. A
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By Lara Stolman
8-year-old Casey is in many ways like any other boy, especially when it comes to his passion for sports, and particularly competitive swimming. But he has a problem that affects us all.
Casey is autistic. That isn't the problem.
Casey would be thrilled if he could swim in a relay race with his peers. Feel the sense of camaraderie of a team. Experience the pride of physical achievement. Form memories and bonds with his teammates and their families. Cement a strong connection to his community through the vibrant local culture of sports, starting with the neighborhood swim team and graduating all the way to the high school team.
Autism isn't standing in the way of this. Sure, it's a roadblock, but years of occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavioral therapy and more have given him the motor skills, coordination and focus to begin competing with his peers. That is, if he had been able to start playing sports when they did, way back when they were three.
Now it doesn't matter what sorts of laws exist to demand equal opportunity for kids with disabilities in school sports. Casey is so far behind typical kids in his access to athletics that he's missed out on all of the developmental and social benefits he could have been gaining up to this point, and he won't have a prayer of making any school team when they start in middle school.
This isn't just a squandered opportunity for Casey. It's a loss for the entire community.
Not Making the Cut
It's hard enough for a typical child to keep up with the hyper-competitive scene that is youth sports today. But if your child has autism, he or she can barely get into the game from the get go. Community leagues simply aren't welcoming enough to kids with autism and other developmental disabilities, even when only slight modifications or support are needed to accommodate them. So parents are forced to create their own solutions if they don't want their children to wither on the sidelines.
Whether you believe that the increasingly ramped-up intensity and competition for young kids in sports are a good thing or not, we can all recognize that playing sports provides a host of important benefits for our bodies and minds, from exercise to community engagement to the development of social skills, self-esteem, teamwork and leadership.
Children like Casey often gain even more from sports than typical kids, as they tend to be more deficient in the skills that sports enhances. As their peers grow stronger and more confident from their participation in sports, autistic kids fall further behind, so the social and physical gaps between them and typical peers grow even wider. Their exclusion from community sports and the associated social activities that surround sports, either intentionally or by default, sets the stage for further segregation, ostracization and isolation.
This isn't just damaging to the children who are left out. When typical children are denied exposure to children with differences, they lose the opportunity to learn important life lessons, like how to accept people who may not look or act like you do. These are harder concepts to teach when kids are older, after the clay has hardened and there has been little interaction from which to build opinions based on personal experiences. After years of minimal exposure, autistic kids can more easily be seen as "the other."
And of course it's not just the children with disabilities who become isolated. Their families grow increasingly separated from the community, with fewer common activities and occasions to interact.
A Team of Their Own
While many autistic kids can't participate in sports with typical kids, no matter what well-intentioned efforts may exist, there's something wrong when the number of kids with disabilities on community teams is zero. Given the current reality, families of autistic kids are banding together to form their own teams. I've met some of these families and was so inspired by their determination and personal victories that I began filming their experiences for a documentary film.
The Jersey Hammerheads swim team was formed by an Edison, NJ family that decided to create their own opportunities, and the result has been life-changing for everyone involved. What's stunning to see is the way in which some of the athletes on the team shed the symptoms of their disabilities while swimming. They become no different than typical kids, and sometimes excel even beyond the abilities of their typical peers. Two boys on the team are now swimming with their local YMCA's team, two more swim for their high school teams and one swims with an elite private swim club that boasts Rebecca Soni as an alumna. The experience is revelatory for both the children on the team, which includes Casey, and their parents.
"We didn't realize how important sports could be in our son's life," one mother told me. "His capability and success have changed my whole outlook on what's possible for his future." She now believes that as a result of his success in sports, and especially swimming, college is within reach for her son. "If he can learn this, he can learn other things too."
Sensitivity towards those with special needs, opening up a dialogue with parents of typical and disabled kids about inclusion, and setting a community example of the benefits to every kid when those with differences are allowed to compete — all of this is not an impediment to creating a winning team. In fact, it's the height of good sportsmanship, creating a richer experience that helps all athletes in both the game and life. And isn't that one of the best legacies you could hope your child inherits from an experience that will likely not last past high school?
I applaud the efforts by parents, like those who formed the Jersey Hammerheads, to come together and — through force of sheer will — create an athletic experience for their kids that typical families take for granted. By using grassroots techniques and working with generous organizations like the Special Olympics and the YMCA, these families are helping their children reap the benefits of sports, and I have found that the extent of these benefits can be staggering.
When every child is shown early on that inclusiveness is a paramount value to strive for, we all win.
Swim Team screens at the IFC Center (323 6th Ave, New York) from July 7-13. Lori Podvesker, Senior Manager of Disability and Education Policy at INCLUDEnyc, will participate in a Q&A following the screening on Sunday, July 9 at 7:45pm.


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AN inquest into a 13-year-old schoolboy's death is set to be conducted tomorrow.
Year 9 St Birinus School pupil Harry Storey, from Didcot, died on March 4, 2019.
His inquest opened that month at Oxford Coroner's Court, where proceedings will continue from 10am tomorrow.FULL STORY: Inquest opens into death of Didcot schoolboy Harry Storey
Oxfordshire coroner Darren Salter previously said Harry's death was a 'tragic case' particularly as he was 'so young', adding that the teen had 'previously no known mental health history'.
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" … Stuff happens, there's always a crisis and the impulse is always to do something and it's not necessarily the right thing to do." – Jeb Bush speaking at the Conservative Leadership Project
"I don't even think I have to react to that one. The American people should hear that." – President Barack Obama
Close your eyes for a nanosecond …
Imagine a PAC-funded 30-second attack ad. There is the aerial view of a community college in Central Oregon. Nine dead. There are emergency vehicles. A SWOT team risking their lives. Perhaps, spent bullet casings. Maybe there is even blood on the walls … a horrific scene.
Next there is a chart listing contributions to former Florida Governor John Ellis Bush or "Jeb" from gun interests, including the always warm-and-fuzzy National Rifle Association.
And finally: Video of Jeb essentially dismissing the latest mass shooting, "Stuff happens."
Presidential? Don't think so.
Quoted out of context? The Mother of All Weak Alibis.
A gaffe? Certainly.
Campaign defining? Could be.
Rhetorical Discipline?
Remember former Texas Governor Rick Perry's "Oops" moment, failing to remember a major federal cabinet-level agency he wanted to abolish? He never recovered in both the 2012 and 2016 presidential cycles.
Or how about Mary Gatter, a Planned Parenthood medical director, saying "I want a Lamborghini" in the context of selling fetal organs for profit? The non-profit's image and reputation has been irrevocably tarnished. It's time for a rebrand.
And now we have Jeb Bush and his version of caca happens in response to eight students and one teacher losing their lives in the Southern Willamette Valley. When asked about the gaffe, Bush defensively and rhetorically asked whether it would be better, if he had said, "Things happen."
Sorry Governor, "things" is a distinction without a difference. How about cutting your losses and quickly admitting that you misspoke and clarify your remarks?
The image that comes across is someone who is more interested in appeasing and pacifying the firearm lobby than to demonstrate concern about gun violence. Couldn't you have discussed enforcing the myriad of gun laws on the books and implementing the death penalty for brazen mass murder? Or how about expressing concern about the influence of violent video games and movies that portray mass killing as recreation?
Instead, the response from a two-term governor from a major swing state is "stuff happens." As a former press secretary, I winced when I heard the news.
Pathetic, downright pathetic.
"Stuff" and "You Know"
As a college professor of public relations writing and presentations among other subjects, the author of Almost DailyBrett has strongly cautioned students about using the words, "Stuff" and "You Know."
What is "stuff"? Is it bigger than a bread box? What constitutes "stuff"? Or is "stuff" just a crutch word to throw into a presentation when one is nervous. Once "stuff" becomes ingrained, it is a hard habit to break, similar to nicotine's deadly hold on smokers.
Equally egregious are the words, "You know."
U-No disease in college classrooms is as prevalent as cock-roaches. Once you hear one, the next one is not far behind. Many times, yours truly has kept a count of how many "you knows" pops up in any presentation. Sorry, I don't know the exact circumstances about what you are talking about, so why are you implying that I do know?
These are two-more addictive words, and they are difficult to shake.
So why is the former Governor with a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas using such a sophomoric word/phrase in such a horrific context?
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All 44 presidents, particularly those in the modern era, live under the constant glare of our digital media on steroids.
Do you think that Messrs. Obama, Clinton and Nixon would like to take back "Jayvee team," "…Did not have sex with that woman" and "I am not a crook" respectively? Almost DailyBrett is not equating the three, other than to say they are all mistakes.
"Stuff happens" brings into question whether Jeb has the temperament, sensitivity and discipline to serve as the unquestioned leader of the free world.
And if Jeb does indeed overcome this rhetorical debacle and attain the presidency, will the electorate simply dismiss anything and everything that goes wrong – horrifically wrong – by simply shrugging, "stuff happens"?
Don't think so.


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Rooftop Film Club to screen Jurassic Park at Natural History Museum
- Two screenings of Jurassic Park on the 13th December
- First screening: 7pm. Second screening: 10pm
- Take place in Hintze Hall next to 'Dippy' the Diplodocus
- Tickets include free Proper Corn popcorn and afterhours walk through the Mammals and Dinosaur gallery
- Tickets go on sale 7am Monday 3rd October
Pop-up cinema experts Rooftop Film Club are momentarily descending from the rooftops to join forces with the Natural History Museum to screen 1993's box office smash Jurassic Park. For the first time ever the Natural History Museum is opening up its Hintze Hall out of hours to screen the epic Jurassic Park with the iconic Dippy the Diplodocus in full view. Start the evening off with a private view of the museum's Dino Walk then grab some Proper Corn popcorn before taking a seat for Steven Speilberg's knuckle biting adventure.
Take in the action side-by-side to the best Jurassic date – What could be more iconic than watching Dr Alan Grant lay eyes on the Brachiosaurus for the first time than doing so sitting under the shadow of 'Dippy' the Natural History Museum's Diplodocus.
So join the team as they navigate through John Hammond's Jurassic Park trying to evade the jaws of an escaped T-Rex, electrocution and other clawed creatures. Relive some of Hollywood's most iconic scenes including Dennis Nedry's sticky but deserved ending and 'blood sucking' lawyer Donald Gennaro flash in the pan with a T-Rex. This opportunity is a must for any dinosaur fan, as the 292-bone structure who has been greeting visitors for over 100 years, is leaving the Museum this coming January and starting a UK tour in 2018. A blue whale skeleton will be installed in its place.
Preceding the screening is an intimate, out-of-hours walk through the Mammals and Dinosaur gallery so guests can experience the history of their colossal predecessors.
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X-Men Origins: Wolverine was released in 2009, that would have made me 15 years old I loved it then and I still love it now. It has always baffled me as to why there seems to be such universal dislike for this film, as many Marvel fans have completely disregarded this outing from the franchise, most citing it as the worst of the series. A recent twitter conversation has sparked this blog post, the conversation involved twitter users ranking the X-Men series, and naturally I put Origins at the top spot, this was met with shall I say confusion to put it lightly from other users. I had been asked to defend Origins and felt that I would have been limited with the word restriction on twitter so I have taken to the blog!
Now I understand that there are several flaws in this film and I would agree with most of them, but for me I see so much good in it too and for me these good points far out weigh the bad. Now I hope you read this post with intrigue all I ask is that you respect my view like I will yours. I'm not demanding that you all start liking this film I just want you to try and understand why I like it so much, by all means disagree with what I say but be clear that your views will not change my opinion and im sure this is the same for you, right that's enough waffle let's get down to business.
There are so many reasons as to why I love this film, some of the characters, introduction to new mutants, great action, a superb score and as it's an origin story it fills in so many gaps! Let's start at the beginning, I loved that opening. It starts with an absolute bombshell with Logan killing his Father! The film starts off much as it is to go on, as in Logan not having much luck with those he loves or gets close to. I really liked the opening credits in which we see Logan and his brother Victor fight through several of the wars, this gives the viewer the necessary context required without any long drawn out scenes and provided an interesting backdrop for the initial credits.
As I mentioned above I enjoyed some of the introductions into some mutants we hadn't seen before. My favourite character in this film has to be Wade Wilson, I loved Reynolds portrayal of him. Wade is funny, although he has very little screen time, for me he makes a big impact. His dialogue is great and then when he is let loose with his swords he just kicks ass! That scene where he deflects all the bullets is brilliant and possibly my favourite scene in the whole film. Now unfortunately we see little more of Wade as we know him but I think this may have been a good thing as instead of over using him we got a great scene or two with him and the viewer is left wanting to see more rather than becoming bored of him. Now there is little I can say about his transformation into Deadpool, I am aware that most were unhappy with this however I am not a comic book reader so I knew no different and I thought he was a formidable foe for Logan and I liked the combination of the many mutant powers. Going back to the initial introduction to new mutants I really enjoyed the other mutants input on the assault of the Tower block at the beginning of the film, especially Agent Zero as his use of his guns was so slick and provided good pacing for this scene.
I like how tension is built throughout the film. As we see Logan in Canada, living a quiet and happy life with Kayla but there is always that underlying feeling of unease, you just know that something awful is gonna happen. Talking about Kayla, I just think her involvement in this film is so so good. From her fake death, her secret mutant powers, her sister (Emma Frost) being held hostage and then Logan's memory loss, there is just so much going on with this character and it causes so much heartache for both her and Logan, I loved watching this unfold and it provided many shock moments along the way and the plot was so much stronger for including this characters story. For fans of the franchise they will know while watching that there can't be a happy ending for Kayla and Logan but I still found myself willing them to find a way to get back to where they were in Canada.
As I have mentioned it's an Origin story so it fills in a lot of questions you have about Logan's story, we finally find out why he lost his memories, and I loved the constant battle he faces between himself and the 'animal'. It builds so much on X2 when we see Logan return to the site of his operation. The inclusion of young cyclops was great and was a treat for me as a fan of the X-Men series. As a fan of the cartoons I was pleased to see Gambit introduced here as well. I know there are complaints that he didn't receive enough screen time but again like Wade I think it's quality over quantity and I enjoyed his scenes especially when he goes crazy with those cards, makes for a nice and memorable shot much like Logan emerging from the tank when he hears that he is going to have his memory's wiped. For all the mutants to receive adequate screen time a origins movie would have had to be made for each of them so I actually think the right balance has been achieved here.
The action is great too, the constant fights between Victor and Logan make for good viewing and there are several set pieces which work well, I'm thinking of the motorbike/helicopter sequence in particular. However the combat scenes are also executed well. Now as I said I understand there are flaws in the film, yes the claws look terrible at parts and some mutants could have been left out as they may have tried to introduce too many and to be honest I still don't understand why the flip will.i.am was even in this movie. However despite those flaws and many more I can put up with them because I enjoy the positives so much more, Origins comes under so much scrutiny and I simply wanted to outline what I thought was good about it, I know that many of you will disagree with what I have said here but as film fans we have to understand that a lot of what we like and dislike simply comes down to opinion.
So I hope this was an insight into why I enjoy Origins so much, and I hope you can maybe now see some of the positives but I know im in a minority here but I wouldn't be doing myself any favors if I simply dismissed a film I love just because of others opinions. If you like a film, you have to stick by that and say why. If you do that you have my respect, even if the film doesn't.


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Hey shaye, just like you I immigrated. When I was 5 our family moved from South Africa to England for 13 years.. My bulimia started when I was 13, I am now 20. We moved back to SA 3 years ago but I fear I will not be able to overcome bulimia. There are days when I'm ok, when I stick to my "diet" , under X calories or so. But when I'm really stressed my bulimia is triggered and I just binge and binge until I feel as if my body will explode then I just purge and purge until I shake and see blood, and in those moments I want to die. I am a very happy person, I've just been through a lot of pain in my life, especially in England. Controlling my eating is a way of controlling my life.. I want to enjoy food and not keep a track of the calories I've consumed. I want to look in the mirror and love what I see. There's no grey area, its either black or white, I eat very little or when I pig out, I seriously pig out.. And feel guilty and purge. Cake, rusks, chocolate and pastries are my weakness, I need help but I don't know if I can get over this. I feel as if I'm a freak of nature sometimes, I want to go to a coffee shop or a birthday and enjoy one piece of cake. Not eat it.. Then let it start a binge/purge episode. My bulimia was so out of control last year my knees gave out and I couldn't run anymore (I NEED to run) , I could barely walk. My period stopped for a year, and I have been sick 13 times in the past year, I get really bad acid reflux and insomnia. I know it is slowly killing me but I don't care. I know moving countries at a young age affected me In ways I'm only now beginning to understand. Do you have any advice for me? Love Taylia
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Indy artist Kev Rodgers' #MrRodgersMonday series recently came to an end with the release of his "U.A.K" track featuring Jay Solstice. Rodgers also did a special interview with Temple University's "Premiere Radio" to officially premiere the song and give some insight on his music, which I'll also include below. Check it out.
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My name is Lori, and I am excited to begin a new learning journey with EC&I 834. This is my second educational technology course and my sixth course overall toward a Masters of Adult Education Degree. I have been a Registered Nurse for the past 20 years, and have been teaching for the last 10 years in the Practical Nursing Program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. I have taught in many formats, including classroom lecture, online and blended courses. I love discovering new technology that will help me to engage students and enhance their learning.
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My first goal for learning in this class is to achieve an improved understanding of various learning technologies that will directly enhance my instructional skills, such as the 'brightspace' program. I have used the, 'brightspace' format to teach an online class and am currently utilizing it to moderate on-campus classes, however I have never created a program from scratch with it, so I am looking forward to improving my skills.v
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Just to give you guys a heads up on an upcoming Farafina title (besides Eghosa Imasuen's Fine Boys) which will be released in the next couple of months , "One Day I Will Write About This Place'' by Binyavanga Wainaina.
In this vivid and compelling debut memoir, Wainaina takes us through his school days, his mother's religious period, his failed attempt to study in South Africa as a computer programmer, a moving family reunion in Uganda, and his travels around Kenya. The landscape in front of him always claims his main attention, but he also evokes the shifting political scene that unsettles his views on family, tribe, and nationhood.
You can read a more detailed review in The New York Times –Sunday book review section.
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I am home.
We sit in the dining room, and talk from breakfast to lunch, plates with congealing eggs littering the table. Every so often my mother will grab my hand and check my nails; a finger will reach into her mouth and emerge to lick a spot off my forehead, smooth my eyebrows. She stands to clear the table. She is swiveling her radar, like she used to do when we were children, half asleep, shuffling softly in her caftan, disturbed by something intangible.
They are worried about me, and for the first time in my life, worried enough not to bring it up. I have not spoken to them about my stalled degree in a long time. They know. I know.
I am wracked with guilt and am avoiding Baba. He has been gracious so far – has said nothing. All that wasted money on my degree.
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Ironman NZ 2011 Race Report
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Ironman NZ – Tomorrow!
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Ironman NZ – 6 days to go!!!!
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Blair Both, Sr. With her grand – dog, Obi
One of the definitive things about human life is that we grow older each day. Learning to navigate, and accommodate, the ups and downs of aging with something more than grumpy acquiescence requires a determined grace. On the day after Christmas I drove to Wilmington, DE with my friend of 30+ years, Blair Both and her spouse, Inza Walston. Almost every year, for quite a few now, we have made this journey to spend time with Blair's mother, whose name is also Blair Both. Blair, the elder's, birthday is December 31. This year she will celebrate 99 years of life.
Blair lives at Crosslands Retirement Center outside of Wilmington, DE in Kennett Square, PA. She and her husband, Richard, moved to Crosslands in 1996. Richard died in 2007 and in 2013 Blair moved to Assisted Living at Crosslands. Driving to Crosslands through the Delaware/ Pennsylvania countryside is an Andrew Wyeth experience: roadside browns, greys and ochres with rustic houses set on rolling hills. Passing Longwood Gardens I always think about Richard, who volunteered his excellent gardener skills in those gardens after his retirement. He and Blair gave so much of their time to numerous causes in their lives. Blair was for many years a volunteer at Hospice, and both of them lived into their Baptismal covenant as active lay ministers.
As Blair's ability to process the details of her present reality have decreased, she has remained a gentle, strong, grace filled woman. Sitting in her chair by the window she greets everyone who comes into her room with a smile and welcome. Watching her converse with those people, you would never guess that she really has no idea who they are. Her ability to "fake it" as she talks to others leaves all of us amazed. I heard her say to someone yesterday, "I will remember your visit forever."
Lest you think Blair is a totally agreeable pushover; let me assure you that she has not lost her feistiness. She is quick to speak her mind about things that do not meet with her approval. Whether it is food or apparel; or the arrangement of things in her room, she speaks her mind. When Blair (the younger) asked her mom to not read a particular Christmas card out loud and handed her another card, her mom took the card (with some determination) and said, "You won't have to listen to this one!!"
Two nights ago at dinner in the Crossland's dining room, Inza asked Blair if she would talk about how she prays. Without hesitation and with a light in her eyes and joy in her voice she described praying for others. She talked about praying that other people would show her more about Christ, and that God would lead her to those who needed to hear about Christ. She prays for the staff at Crosslands and for those who help her. This is the way she learned to pray from her father who was an Episcopal clergyman. Born late in her mother and father's life, she described enjoying the special relationship she had with her father who called her his "little friend." They often spent time together reading and talking. Finally Inza asked Blair, "Are you sure God hears your prayers?" "Yes", Blair answered without hesitation. "Do you believe that you will be with God when you die?" Again, the emphatic answer came, "Yes."
Laughing, loving, and praying are all part of Blair's vocabulary as this part of her life unfolds. These are not new habits, but enduring life patterns. There is some confusion and anxiety on occasion, met with reassuring words from family, friends and staff who know that tomorrow Blair will again be sunny and welcoming.


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When I first had a glass of Copain Pinot Noir at The Windsor a local restaurant, that had the wine on tap, I got enamored with this beautiful wine.
It was only after 2 years that I finally got a chance to taste more of their offerings at the winery itself in Healdsburg, CA overlooking the Russian River Valley.
I came to find out that the wine I liked so much was "not such a great wine" – what followed was even more interesting in the clean and tasty Pinot Grigio to the innovative red P2 – a pinot noir and pinot grigio fermented together to create a perfect all around red.
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We came away delighted, a bit tipsy and with a case+ of wine to accompany us for the remainder of our California trip.
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The statement I try to make at The Lavender Tub is.......
So having said that, here is another project that cost very little to make.
a big tub filled with warm relaxing bubbles......the giggles of children hiding in the same old places......deep embracing hugs from people you love.....these are the real decorations of a home. So come on in and let's "decorate" for a while. Things are far from perfect here, but that's where the real beauty lies....finding contentment just in the "now".
The feeling of making something from nothing is way more exciting than just shopping. Still, I remember buying a .25 facecloth, way back when my kids were tiny, just to have a bag in my hand that wasn't groceries!ReplyDelete
Ha! That's awesome! It's a perfect Halloween wreath, it looks amazing with the pumpkins on the candlesticks, and i love the bow!
Thanks, Cindy.......and I totally agree "It's all Connected." Thanks for sharing that. I'll bet there are some moms out there with little kids who need to hear that others have gone through what they are now. I'm totally with you on the fun part being making something from nothing. So fun!ReplyDelete
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Your wreath is great and very creative. I agree with your "live anyway" sentiment 100%. I have had good times and lean times in my lifetime and I can deffinately say that those words are one of the things that carried me through the lean times.
"Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what there is." - Earnest Hemmingway.
I love this wreath. What a great idea!! It is tough to make it these days. We live on one income and I stay home and homeschool so there aren't a lot of extras.
What a neat idea!!! Love how it turned out- thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday! :)ReplyDelete


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United States District Court, D. New Mexico
April 23, 2018
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,v.PETER FITZPATRICK, Defendant.
MATTER comes before the Court on Defendant's Motion to
Compel Disclosure of the Identity of the Confidential
Informant Referenced in Discovery Materials, filed January
17, 2018 (Doc. 29), and Motion for Bill of
Particulars, filed January 17, 2018 (Doc.
30). Having considered the parties' written and
oral arguments and applicable law, the Court finds that
Defendant's motions are generally not well-taken, and
therefore, are DENIED IN PART. The Motion
for Bill of Particulars is GRANTED IN PART
as specified below.
September 21, 2017, a grand jury indicted Defendant with
three counts of Interstate Stalking pursuant to 18 U.S.C.
§ 2261A(2). The Interstate Stalking statute provides:
(2) with the intent to kill, injure, harass,
intimidate…uses the mail, any interactive
computer service or electronic communication service or
electronic communication system of interstate commerce, or
any other facility of interstate or foreign commerce to
engage in a course of conduct that--
(A) places that person in reasonable fear of the
death of or serious bodily injury to a person
described in clause (i), (ii), or (iii) of paragraph (1)(A);
(B) causes, attempts to cause, or would be
reasonably expected to cause substantial emotional
distress to a person described in clause (i), (ii),
or (iii) of paragraph (1)(A),
shall be punished as provided in section 2261(b) of this
18 U.S.C. § 2261A (emphasis added).
indictment alleges in Count 1:
On or
between February 1, 2016 and September 1, 2017, in the
District of New Mexico, the defendant, PETER
FITZPATRICK, with the intent to harass, and
intimidate, used the mail, any interactive computer service
and electronic communication service and electronic
communication system of interstate commerce, and any other
facility of interstate and foreign commerce, including a
telephone, to engage in a course of conduct that placed J.O.,
a person known to the grand jury, in reasonable fear of death
and seriously bodily injury, and caused, attempted to cause,
and would reasonably be expected to cause substantial
emotional distress to J.O.
2 and 3 are similar as to victims T.B. and S.B..
Previous Incidents.
was employed at the Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program
("MGWRP"), which was part of the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service ("USFWS"). On July 4,
2014, Defendant attended a party with his co-workers in
Arizona. At the party, Defendant became angry and accused a
co-worker of stealing his dog. Defendant allegedly yelled at
the co-worker, causing the co-worker's own dog to bark at
Defendant. Defendant pulled out a gun and pointed it at the
co-worker's dog. After this incident, the MGWRP evacuated
employees from the Alpine, Arizona office and moved them to
Springerville, Arizona. Defendant was arrested by Arizona
state law enforcement on July 7, 2014 and charged with
disorderly conduct with a weapon. Defendant resigned on July
12, 2014 in lieu of termination.
January 2, 2015, an informant contacted a biologist with the
MGWRP and reported his or her concerns about the
defendant's mental health. The informant stated he or she
did not think anyone was in immediate danger, but wanted to
let them know that Defendant was angry with the USFWS.
Although Defendant had not stated he was going to retaliate,
the informant was concerned that the defendant may kill
himself or take revenge and then kill himself. The informant
stated he or she was a childhood friend of Defendant and
believed Defendant might be "crazy", but had not
spoken with Defendant for six months.
January 6, 2015, the informant contacted special agent Roper.
The informant stated that he had last spoken to Defendant six
months prior. The informant stated that Defendant seemed
afraid, angry, paranoid, and seemed to be having mental
safety briefing was held for members of the MGWRP on January
13, 2015. Employees were informed they had received
information that Defendant was mentally unstable and could
pose a threat to USFWS and Arizona Game and Fish Department
("AZGFD") personnel. Employees were told that
Defendant had not made any direct threats, but he was
experiencing paranoia, anger, and depression. The employees
were told that it did not appear that Defendant was residing
in Arizona or New Mexico.
February 2015, federal agents visited Defendant's
parents' home and also spoke to Defendant on the phone.
The informant talked to another agent on April 22, 2015, and
reported that he or she had spoken to Defendant a few months
ago, and Defendant seemed to be depressed, but that the
informant may have overreacted in the initial assessment. The
informant told SA Roper that Defendant never made any threats
or remarks about violence to anyone, except to himself.
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Little Black Ballerinas ." Robin Pitts' Dancemakers are Reshaping the Future of Dance.
Dance and Ballet are very competitive fields and we don't always see a lot of dancers of color getting those prestigious opportunities to showcase their talents at top ballet dance companies. Sure there are a few dancers who are soaring and getting recognition but its fair to say that there is still a lot of room for improvement. Well one woman is trying to change this and she's doing an amazing job too. Robin Pitts is the founder of the East Coast based dance company, DanceMakers and if ever you thought you had seen the best in dance, think again because Pitts' Dancemakers squad will blow your mind and even might make you cry with their display of excellence. From Ballet to tap to hip hop and more there is nothing that Pitts Dancemakers can't do. They are the future of dance. We spoke with Pitts about the importance of dance, ballet and the arts to children. Check out the interview below.
Why is dance important to the arts?
Dance is vitally important to the arts for many reasons. Dance allows one to express oneself, it builds a sense of unity amongst the dancers, dancing provides physical/mental relaxation while serving as a form of exercise. Dance allows the dancer to find inspiration and motivation as the dancer comes lost in the dance. Additionally, dance provides a creative platform for all dancers to express themselves artistically. Dancing helps children think creatively which is beneficial to them now and in their future careers. Also dance doesn't just develop a child's creativity—the skills they learn because of dance and the arts spill over into academic achievement. There are many reports that young people who participate regularly in the arts (three hours a day, three days each week through one full year) are four times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement,
What I love most about dance is that it builds confidence. Getting on stage and dancing gives kids a chance to step outside their comfort zone. As they improve and see their own progress, their self-confidence will continue to grow. As dancers persevere by learning choreography this hapes their ability to focus which is imperative in And certainly, focus is vital for studying and learning in class as well as doing a job later in life.
Where does your passion from dance come from?
My passion for dance is innate. It's not just dance but performing arts in its entirety inclusive of music, drama and singing which ultimately leads into television, film and stage productions. The ability to create a platform that will expose under-exposed dancers to pre-professional training. The time is now!
Who influenced you as a young dancer?
The people who influenced me the most as a young dancer were my parents. My parents saw an ability in me that I did not see in myself. They put me in an environment where I was able to learn and grow in the art of dance. I always enjoyed looking at old movies as a child. Older movies always seem to have performance scenes that included dancing and singing. I remember watching Sammy Davis Jr., Gregory Hines, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, The Nicholas Brothers, Buster Brown and Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates turn their feet into instruments as the tap sounds chimed from their feet rhythmically without an effort. My parents and especially my uncle made sure that my sister and I saw Broadway Musicals. As a child, to see the original cast of The Wiz starring Stephanie Mills was amazing. Not often enough, did I see brown people sing and dance in a way that it was breathtaking. I can remember asking to go back and see the show again and again. Of course, my family honored my request.
Debbie Allen's Birthday was this past week, how do you think she's impacted the dance community for girls of color?
Ms. Allen is iconic in dance. In our generation, she is the first African American dance instructor who was on the small screen and big screen. She was the first brown teacher that we saw on film (FAME) to teach all nationalities. Ms. Allen along with Ms. Judith Jamison are trendsetters. Her presence spoke strength. Ms. Allen gives pretty brown dancers hope!!
Where do you see your girls one year from now?
In a year, I would like to see our girls on a larger platform to include national exposure. Brown girls around the world to know we are top contenders in everything that we put our minds to and that includes dance. We will have performance opportunities that will command the attention of the press.
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Gloucestershire Radiographer Receives Award For Contributions to the Field
Published: 13 Aug 2015
A radiographer based in Gloucestershire has received an extremely prestigious award in recognition for her many contributions to the profession of radiography.
Kathlyn Slack was presented with the Fellowship of the College of Radiographers award at a recent event that was held in King's Palace, London. The award comes, in part, because of her excellent work with the Gloucestershire-based charity Cobalt, which is an independent charity created in 1964 with the aim of providing aid to people who are affected by cancer, dementia and a number of other life-threatening or limiting conditions.
The charity is recognised as one of the best in the country for providing diagnostic imaging to patients, with its webpage claiming that more than 24,000 patients are scanned each year at its Cobalt Imaging Centre, alongside the patients who are also scanned with their mobile MRI machines that find their way in the likes of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and others.
Karen Smith, outgoing President of the Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR), awarded the prestigious Fellowship to Kathlyn Slack following a short presentation by CEO of the Society, Richard Evans.
It is most certainly the sort of recognition that all radiographers should be striving to achieve, which means working as hard as possible to stand out in whatever role you currently undertake. Of course, if you are currently searching for a radiography job in the UK, we can offer you plenty of help and guidance along the way, including a number of job listings that are hosted right here on our site.
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Color: Orange
Type: Rigid
Usage: Life-saving
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2) Buoyancy: more than 75N
3) Outside material: terylene oxford textile
4) Inside material: EPE foamed polyethylene
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