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Faith Lutheran School
Welcome to Faith Lutheran School!
Welcome to Faith Lutheran School!
Our mission:
As a ministry of Faith Lutheran Church, the mission of the school is to prepare students to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ with one another, the community and the world while providing them with an education that will equip them with knowledge and skills; allowing them to succeed as productive citizens.
As a parent, you want to give your child everything necessary to lead a joyful and productive life. Because your child is a glorious gift from God, a Christ-centered education provides the essential foundation for that joyful and productive life. The Christ-centered education offered at Faith Lutheran School promotes respect for oneself and for others, and fosters personal responsibility. The Faith Lutheran School staff, working together with students' families, creates an environment that is safe, nurturing, and fun. Children at Faith Lutheran School discover their individual, unique, God-given talents while learning to participate in and contribute to a larger community.
The NAEP report, often called the "Nation's Report Card" ranked the Lutheran School system the #1 school system in the country! When compared to public schools, charter schools, and other large school systems, the system of Lutheran grade schools and high schools was ranked the best academic system. Additionally, a new report released by ACT shows that private school students are significantly more ready for college than students who attend public schools.
Let the children come to me, and do not stop them, because the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. (Matthew 19:14)
For information about our preschool, daycare, elementary, and middle school programs, please use the menu above. To request information, fill out our contact form or contact the school at (660)665-8166 or [email protected]
Summer Program
Summer Program
Faith Lutheran School offers a summer program that includes outdoor education to teach students about their world, good nutrition, and more!
Hands-On Learning
Hands-On Learning
Experiential learning shapes children's education. From field trips to music, and science projects to outdoor education, FLS students learn through experience!
Community Involvement
Community Involvement
From regular visits to area nursing homes, participation in community events like the NEMO Heart & Sole Walk, and faith-based projects like Operation Christmas Child, FLS families make a difference!


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12 Monday 12th July 2010
We all know the story of Adam and Eve right? Man is created; woman is created from his rib, they eat the forbidden fruit, la-di-da-di-da-heard-it-all-before? Well, you forgot about the part with the added dubstep!
Skream is back with a new album and a cracking video to go along with it. Directed by David Wilson who has worked with Little Boots, Moray McLaren and We Have Band, Listenin' to the Records on my Wall documents the story of Adam and Eve's first few moments and how the two got along when they first met. And they got on really well (he didn't even have to try to get her knickers off!).
There were pretty cool techniques used in this video and we were lucky enough to pick the brain of one Mr David Wilson to find out what making such a beautifully delivered video was like.
Would you like to introduce yourself? Give us a little background to who you are and artists you've worked with in the past.
Hello, my name is David Wilson. I am a music video director and artist. I grew up in Somerset, studied in Brighton, and have been living in London for the past three years. I have worked with artists such as Little Boots, We Have Band, and Moray McLaren.
In previous work, you've created visual effects without using any CGI. Have you had any aid from computers this time round?
Every single component of this promo was shot for real, but we needed a little assistance from our post production guys to glue all these parts together.
Do you enjoy physically creating visual effects like you did with the Moray McLaren video? Would you encourage less use of CGI?
I wouldn't want to impart my judgement on how anyone else makes their work, and what you can achieve in CGI is mind-bendingly realistic. However, I really enjoy the challenge of working physically. I love the aesthetic, but I also really enjoy the energy it creates on set.
To get all the crew involved in the process to create a near-end-product in camera. It gets everyone excited, and also generates a lot of ideas on set, and creates results that just wouldn't have occurred if we were working with fictional CGI objects.
How long did it take to make the video? Were you drained at the end of it?
The development stage took a long time. I was working on an intensive commercial project at the time. So I was only able to work on this project during weekends.
However, four months later I'd created enough groundwork to start briefing the art department. A team of three art directors took four weeks to create our environment; we had one build day in the studio, three shoot days, and then a few extra days where I created some of the smaller animated shots in a small studio room in Soho.
I slept very well on the final night.
It looks like you had a big team working on the video. How many people were involved in the whole project? Was it easy working with that amount of people?
There were 25 people involved in our three main shoot days, and 14 people involved in post-production (including editors). So, it was a big team, and it needed to be.
I like to prepare a lot for my shoots. I write out written instructions, drawings, and computer generated animations of how I want every shot to look. Therefore giving people as much direction as I possibly can before the event. This makes shoot days on this scale a bit more manageable.
However, what really helped throughout this whole process was team work. We all had to have a huge amount of trust in each other to do what was best for the job. I would approve the set up for each shot before it began, but that didn't necessarily mean I was in that particular stage whilst they shot. We had three stages shooting simultaneously, meaning that I could direct the live action elements at the same time as animated elements were being created in the room next door.
It was pretty intense.
Skream created the radio edit of the track to fit with the video which must have been a lot of help. Why did you choose his track? Or did he contact you about a video? What was it like working with him (if you did)?
His manager Sarah approached me with a demo version of the track back in November last year. It was the track that Skream was finishing his sets with at the time, and the crowd just went mental for it. We all knew it was a massive track. You don't let these kind of opportunities slip through the net; as soon as
I heard it; I knew I had to make something happen with it.
Working with Oli (Skream) was an absolute pleasure, and I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to collaborate with him. He really liked the romantic aspect of the video, and actually worked up a vocal part for the track that works around the couple's embrace, but we ended up loosing it after preferring rawer instrumental version.
Who, or what, would you say influences you in your line of work?
I'd say the experiences and environment around me influence my work more than anything else. I try my best to do as much reading as I can. I read the newspaper a lot, and search out little interesting life stories, but I also search a lot of blogs. I'm constantly updating folders on my computer with interesting little visual nick-nacks I find online and in magazines. I'm inspired just as much by design as I am by text and moving image work.
I'm also very open with my ideas and like to share from an early stage. When you work in something as team-orientated as a film crew it makes sense to put your idea out to other team members and create an open dialogue to achieve the best possible end result. I like to work very closely with the project's director of photography – I think that's a relationship that's value should never be underestimated.
The use of strata cut looks amazing, do you hope this could set off a strata cut revival among fellow directors? What would you say is your favourite piece of work that uses strata cut?
That's very kind of you to say, but seriously, what we achieved on Skream is nothing compared to the visionary genius of David Daniels who invented the technique back in the Eighties. I'd be very surprised if it sparks a revival. As beautiful as the end result may look, it took three people five weeks of solid work (day and night) to create and animate the 16 seconds worth of clay strata-cut we in the end result!
Having said that, the result is something that I'm extremely proud of.
Why did you choose the story of Adam and Eve for your narrative? Why not, let's say, Moses parting the Red Sea? Or David vs. Goliath?
Unfortunately Goliath couldn't fit in the studio.
Seeing as it is the story of Adam and Eve, will we be able to expect a NSFW version?
Errrr…. no
What can we expect from you in the near future?
Well, after a few months away from the pitching process, I'm back in the heart of the action. No music promos booked in yet, but hope it won't remain that way for too long.
I'm also starting to make plans for a solo exhibition of my artwork. It's some way off at the moment, but it's an aim I've been having for quite some time, it'll be a mixture of installations, projections, and printed work.
Hopefully that'll be on its way in the not-too-distant future.
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My banana bread wouldn't be mine if I didn't add a little twist to the recipe, right? This time I made some swirls with Dulce de Leche.
How much do you like banana breads? I simply love them and it seems like I kind of developed a slight obsession about them lately. Funny thing, I just came back from down under where I spent some time off and down there I think I never had so many banana breads in my entire life. We find them everywhere in Australia, most of the time in their original version, very moist and with a delicate taste of banana and cinnamon. One more thing I loved: banana bread slices are gigantic out there. Awesome! When I came back home, I ran out to the store and bought some bananas. I had in mind a banana bread recipe I couldn't wait to try. I love chocolate I can't help it, and good news chocolate and banana match perfectly together. So the first step was for me to incorporate some chocolate chips in my banana bread recipe.
Then you've got plenty of different textures you can give your banana bread, depending on how you bake it and which ingredients you choose. Personally, I love the very moist texture I found in the Australian banana breads. To be sure that mine would be moist enough, I went for buttermilk. So far I know, in Europe we don't really use buttermilk and I discovered it recently in my favorite cookbook written by Sally's Baking Addiction. I fell in love with the magic created by buttermilk straight away after my first attemt with some classic chocolate muffins, then again with this banana bread. You can't go wrong with this buttermilk and it is super easy to make (you don't even need to buy some).
The Duche de Leche adds some delicate sweetness to the whole recipe without being too sweet (like salted caramel might be, even though it would work perfectly well too with this ingredient, don't get me wrong).
And now you have just in front of you this Chocolate Chip Banana Bread with Dulce de Leche Swirls. My bf loved it as it is with a cup of coffee and I secretly admit I even allowed myself to spread some Dulce de Leche on top of it. I am so happy with the result that now I think I can (almost) compete with the Australian banana bread!
Chocolate Chip Banana Bread with Dulce De Leche Swirls
- Cook Time: 50 mins
- Total Time: 50 mins
- Yield: 8 serves 1x
- Category: Cakes and Pies
- Cuisine: American recipes
My banana bread wouldn't be mine if I didn't add a little twist to the recipe, right? This time I made some swirls with Dulce de Leche.
- 1/2 cup (120g) butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup (90g) dark brown sugar
- 1/4 cup (45g) light brown sugar
- 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 3 large very ripe bananas
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups (240g) all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon gound cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (120 ml) buttermilk*
- 1 cup (150g) dark chocolate chips
- 4 Tablespoons (60g) Dulce de Leche
- Preheat the oven to 350°F (190°C). Line a 9×5 inches loaf pan with butter and set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat together with a mixer the butter, brown sugars and granulated sugar on medium speed for 3 minutes, until you get a creamed consistency. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well on low speed after each addition. Add the mashed bananas and vanilla, beating on low speed for 1 minute.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt.
- Slowly add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, in several additions, stirring well after each one.
- Add the buttermilk* and stir until combined. Fold in the chocolate chips.
- Pour the batter into the loaf pan and make some swirls with the Dulce de Leche. Bake for 50 minutes and allow to cool completely before serving. You can wrap the banana bread (or banana bread slices) with cling film to keep it moist for a few days.
* For the buttermilk, you simply need to measure 1/2 tablespoon of lemon juice (or white vinegar) and pour in a measuring glass. Cover with milk until you reach 1/2 cup. Stir and let sit for 5 minutes until you get a curdled homemade buttermilk.


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Title: Anticipation (Brothers Ink #2)
Author: Sarah Mayberry
Publishing Date: April 1, 2015
Genre: Contemporary, Romance
Source: e-ARC from author
Buy Links: Amazon | B & N | Kobo | iTunes | Smashwords
Blue Sullivan knows a player when she sees one. And Eddie Oliveira—charm and sex personified—was born to play. She never wanted him to say goodbye, so for the last ten years she's ignored the sizzling attraction between them and focused on being the best sidekick a guy could have. Smart girl, right?
Then Blue has a serious accident, and overnight Eddie changes. Suddenly he's more intense and singularly devoted…to her. With all this sexy attention, it's hard to stay within the boundaries she's scrupulously drawn. The temptation, the anticipation builds and, finally, she has to have what he's offering. Of course Eddie proves to be brilliant. Now, she worries he's ruined her forever…and she might regret leaping from friends to lovers.
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HUB 51 is the River North creation from R.J. and Jerrod Melman, the younger generation of the Lettuce Entertain You organization. HUB 51 is a convergence of entertainment, nightlife, dining and social activity-much like the offbeat creations of LEYE were years ago.
HUB 51 offers a one-of-a-kind menu and unique beverage selection.
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A Little Game Without Consequence, a dramedy that would have reunited Jim Carrey with Mask costar Cameron Diaz, has lost its two leads "due to amicable but substantial creative differences," the studio says in a statement. Carrey and Diaz reportedly wanted the film to retain a dark tone, while the studio was dead-set on something more commercial. This marks the third consecutive Carrey film to get sidelined.... Mary-Louise Parker, Nick Nolte and Martin Short are in talks to join The Spiderwick Chronicles, playing the central kids' mother and a pair of otherworldly creatures, respectively.... Hard Candy's Ellen Page has the title role in Juno, a coming-of-age comedy also starring Arrested Development's Michael Cera.... Hustle & Flow helmer Craig Brewer tells the AP that he and Terrence Howard are working on a biopic about country crooner Charley Pride, which Howard will headline.
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Recently, I was given the honor of writing an article on the scholar-athlete award given to area football players. Thanks for reading my work and supporting these talented young men.
~Laura Byrne
The 2013 National Football Foundation's Scholar-Athlete Award recipients sat in two long rows of tables, wearing identical black tuxedos, suited up for the final time as high school football players. I had an opportunity to talk to several individuals including Kyle Adams, a player for Roxbury, who will attend Harvard; Robert Thoma, from Delbarton, who is Amherst bound; Samuel Kaplan, Randolph, on his way to UPenn—and found their astounding accomplishments echoed in their stance, straight shoulders, and crisp responses. These are young men accustomed to listing their successes, yet not one spoke with conceit. The fact of their athleticism had long ago been established. Tonight's banquet seat was earned after lessons learned on the gridiron were also applied to endless tests of both character and intellect.
Bob Mulcahey, former Rutgers athletic director, Bill Spoor, Penn State football player-turned-entrepreneur-extraordinaire, and Atlantic Health System representatives were among those who spoke in celebration of the counties' best and brightest football players, identified through evaluation of three criterion: athletic talent, academic success, and community service.
With the introduction of each award recipient, the audience was dazzled by staggering statistics of yards rushing, passes completed, and post-season accolades, along with equally stunning GPA's that hung around 4.0's, as well as examples of community outreach, locally and nationally, in disaster relief and community-enrichment projects. Clearly, these young men understand that while scoring in the red zone is vital, playing four quarters is just as important. Their unrelenting intensity not only made their team better, when applied off the field it makes the world better.
It's easy to think of the gifts these young men have received: tonight, a certificate from their congressman and a plaque from the National Football Foundation; and throughout their lives, a sound body and mind. But these are not young men who have taken these attributes for granted—this sport does not allow this. Injuries are too common. Greater talent always exists. The shadow of adversity and setback constantly threatens. Finding success amid the haze defines these players.
Tonight, there were no shoulder pads and helmets, no cheering crowds, or thunderous marching band. Tonight, there were just poised young men with level gazes who humbly thanked parents and coaches. And tonight was our chance to thank our award recipients for giving us hope that our future is in capable hands—those that make the big plays that our complicated and imperfect world requires.
CONGRATULATIONS to the 2013 Scholar-Athlete award recipients for the Morris County Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame:
Boonton – Theodore Stammer
Butler – Brian Ensley
Chatham – Vincent Ziccolella
Delbarton – Robert Thoma
Dover – Jacob Pyrzynski
Farleigh Dickenson University – Charles Thomas
Hanover Park – William Julich
Jefferson Township – Daniel Brown
Kinnelon – Joseph Presti
Madison – Devin Koep
Montville – Parker Meytrott
Morris Catholic – Joseph Vidal
Morris Hills – Robert Sihlanick
Morris Knolls – Nickolas Patterson
Morristown – Ernest Stiner
Morristown Beard – Timothy Worts
Mt. Olive – Justin Mancini
Mountain Lakes – Scott Flynn
Parsippany Hills – Tyler Simms
Pequannock – Luke Foukas
Randolph – Samuel Kaplan
Roxbury – Kyle Adams
West Morris Central – Robert Hughes
West Morris Mendham – Matthew Kuhn
Whippany Park – Daniel Linfante
This award is given to celebrate your success and hard work, but it's also given to inspire the younger football players in your community.
If you had one piece of advice for younger athletes what would you tell them?
"To set goals as a freshman, make good choices, and don't cut corners."
Brian Ensley, Butler
"To do the best you can at whatever you're doing."
Daniel Brown, Jefferson Township
"To work hard, and focus on schoolwork."
Kyle Adams, Roxbury
"To enjoy high school because the experience goes by quickly, and make sure academics are a priority starting freshman year."
Robert Thoma, Delbarton
"Make no excuses."
Samuel Kaplan, Randolph
"To surround yourself with good people, and set goals."
Matt Kuhn, Mendham


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Author Presents A True-blooded American At The Miami Book Fair 2018!
MIAMI, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, October 30, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ — The books are definitely coming to downtown Miami as the nation's finest literary festival, the Miami Book Fair International holds its annual celebration. This eight-day literary party will commence on November 11 with over a hundred-thousand readers and writers in attendance. Distinguished authors from the United States and other parts of the globe, as well as book lovers, will be gracing the Fair and its many activities.
Formerly known as "Books by the Bay", the Miami Book Fair was founded in 1984 by Miami-Dade College. The growth and success of the very first event which took place in the same year were endeavored by Miami-Dade College in cooperation with the Miami-Dade Public Library System, Wolfson Campus President, Eduardo J. Padron, and local independent bookstore owners Mitchell Kaplan of Books & Books and Craig Pollock of BookWorks. The team had reached their success during the 90's, when the two-day street fair grew steadily and became the largest literary festival in the country, thus acquiring its well-earned name, Miami Book Fair.
AuthorCentrix celebrates its second year as one of the exhibitors at the Fair. The company will be gracing the event with Bill Terrain, a true-blooded American. This year at the Fair, he brings to the readers, an autobiography entitled Preserve, Protect, and Defend the Constition: Written By An Old American that captures the interest and attention of every straight-thinking American. A chance for one-to-one Author Interview and Book Signing with Terrel await everyone!
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. In Terrel's piece of work, Preserve, Protect, and Defend the Constition: Written By An Old American, every American will be awakened by the words of a conservative Republican who never stopped believing in his country and its capability to regain its principles that seemed to have been overshadowed by the worldly resources. Issues on how leaders are accountable for leading the nation, bad policies of the Obama administration and details delivered by the media are revealed. The book offers an autobiography and part political opinion essay – an eye-opener to every American citizen who cares about the future of the United States of America.
The Festival will bring over hundreds of renowned national and international exhibitors together as it continues to become a model for other fairs across the country. Events and activities include the Street Fair, book signings, live music, workshops, and readings and discussions with notable authors from both, the U.S., and from around the world.
The Miami Book Fair 2018 invites the book lovers to join the annual celebration, as it remains to uphold the cognizance of reading ability and literary arts in the city's multi-ethnic community, making it the nation's undisputable, finest literary festival!
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Fed Up With Perfectionism?
"If a thing's worth doing, it's worth doing badly." — G.K. Chesterton
Ever turn a proverb upside down? In "Way of All Flesh" by Samuel Butler, Ernest was annoyed and surprised at his parents for wanting him to be more religious all his life, and when he did, they were still not satisfied. He said to himself that a prophet was not without honors save in his own country, but he had gotten into an odious habit of turning proverbs upside down, and it occurred to him that a country is sometimes not without honor save for its own prophet.
It helps sometimes, to see what happens. Many of us are brought up to believe that we have to do, excel, finish first, get on the team, do a good job, see it through, get it done on time, say it right, get ahead, and on and on, better and better as we go. Why? Maybe that's the way Dad did it; and Grandma did it and that's just the way it's supposed to be.
And then, inevitably, we'd fail or fall. So we'd turn back on ourselves in shame, beat ourselves up, maybe turn to alcohol or drugs or some other addiction. If we were failures in public, then many of us would make up our own private world where failure doesn't exist. In this little world fantasy ruled, and in fantasy there are only successes; everybody scores
But I have come to know that it doesn't have to be so. We can break the spell and stop beating ourselves, and get away from Father's angry voice or that disappointed look on Mother's face. We can do things at our own speed, in our own unique way, on our own timeline, just for the joy of doing them.
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Embracing the New ~ Imbolc
"An old error is always more popular than a new truth." — German Proverb
The Wiccan celebration and ritual for Imbolc is fast approaching February 2nd. Imbolc brings the end of winter and of course a time of great change toward spring. Spring, even here in the desert southwest means new, rebirth, regeneration. I find that I often feel uncomfortable with the new because it causes me to reach out and expand my vision. This may be painful and I don't like the pain that comes with change.
My life at times is cozy and gives me a curious kind of comfort and reassurance. When lonely or anxious or hopeless, I have at times turned toward unhealthy behaviors. I am used to it and don't need to do much to keep on going in the same old way.
Suddenly, I have seen the error of my ways. Discovery, disgrace, legal issues, isolation, despair, the loss of a partner, the contempt of friends – all possible consequences of that cozy, complacent turn to my old behavior. Yes, I may have awakened one day to find that my old behavior ruined my life! This awareness has caused me to begin reaching out for the hard process of change.
Making difficult change is painful, but that pain is preferable to the agony caused by the inevitable outcome of unhealthy behaviors.
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That's Who I Used to Be
"Every forward step we take we leave some phantom of ourselves behind." –John Spalding
There are some people who knew all too well the person I was – before I started to focus on becoming a more emotionally healthy person through personal growth. I know that a person can't do the kind of work I have on myself and remain unchanged. However, for whatever reason, these people cling to the toxic images in their minds of my former self. I know that each day brings more depth to my spirituality, and with that comes change.
A friend of mine once shared with me that he begins each day by saying out loud, "O.K. God, surprise me!" Although each day brings new challenge, the one thing it won't bring is perfection. I know that each day I can expect a mixed bag of experiences and all kinds of emotions to match.
If I begin to feel discouraged because of someone's inability or refusal to see how different I have become, or even negative about life in general, I cultivate an attitude of gratitude by looking back at how far I have come. I remind myself, its progress I'm looking for in myself, not perfection. There's always something to be grateful for, including the ability to be grateful!
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About The Narcissistic Personality Disordered Person
My previous relationship was with a man with a paranoid personality disorder. Eventually, it was determined that he also had a narcissistic personality disorder. With this knowledge I chose to stand by the side of my then partner, as I felt that, through no choice of his own, he was afflicted by mental illness. It goes without saying, that this affliction played a major role in my life both individually and in the relationship. Each day proved to be a difficult day. I have blogged about my experience with his paranoid personality disorder. The insight I have gained through my process of understanding narcissism has broadened the scope of my comprehension of the bigger picture of what was going on and what was "in play" within our relationship. I stated in my blog about paranoia that by sharing this type of information openly in forums such as this and my decision honor the commitments I have made to my partner, I have alienated myself from key persons I would normally choose to have in my support network. As a result of my openness and honesty, I sacrificed both family connections and close friendships.
Contrary to what some people may think, I felt I had given considerable thought to my decision to stand by my partner, again consulting with both paraprofessionals and professionals in the field of psychiatry. It is a lonely experience trying to share the struggles my partner and I faced to some in our support network, and some abandoned us altogether. I was often asked," Why do you stay with such a person?" When faced with trying to understand his narcissistic behavior, I found myself in a very familiar place, asking myself that very same question.
As I continued to learn to live with the decisions I made, I saw more of the options available to me. Thoughts, feelings and emotions were so jumbled up inside my head. I felt as though I was hanging onto a very thin rope over a very deep abyss. I knew that in times such as those I was experiencing, I needed to first take care of myself. Eventually, healthy people came into my life. One or two of them were there all along, only I wasn't open to receiving their opinion and I didn't pursue the friendship. I found I had a small circle of stable people I could call and talk to and spend time with outside of my home environment.
I knew I needed a tool to process the jumbled feelings, the hurts, resentments and fears that were consuming my thoughts; even manifesting themselves physically in my body. One way I typically approach the more significant issues in my life is to look at the situation very analytically. One of the ways I do this is to write a blog and journal which incorporates the more factual matters; much like the way one would approach writing a research paper on the subject matter. Following is the result from my research, condensed and specific to my situation with my former partner:
The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a condition characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance, need for admiration, extreme self-involvement, and a lack of empathy for others. Individuals with this disorder are usually arrogantly self-assured and confident. They expect to be noticed as superior. Individuals with NPD are sometimes called "serial bullies." Many highly successful people might be considered narcissistic. However, this disorder is only diagnosed when these behaviors become persistent and very disabling or distressing. The narcissist does not cater at all to his own needs. Contrary to his reputation, the narcissist does not "love" himself in any true sense of this loaded word.
He feeds off other people who hurl back at him an image that he projects to them. This is their sole function in his world: to reflect, to admire, to applaud, to detest – in a word, to assure him that he exists. Otherwise, they have no right to tax his time, energy, or emotions – so he feels.
NPD is a true mental diagnosis for people who need admiration, lack empathy and have a grandiose sense of their self-importance. It is called a pervasive pattern of grandiosity in fantasy and behavior, and usually begins by early adulthood and it presents itself in a variety of symptoms. To make this diagnosis, a person presents five or more of the following:
Are You Narcissistic?
Fill in the blank next to each question with a number from 1 to 5 as follows:
1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neutral 4 agree 5 strongly agree
_____ I am very concerned with what others think of me.
_____ I am easily bored.
_____ I feel that I am attractive
_____ I call, text or email my friends when we haven't spoken for a while.
_____ People are always coming to me with their problems.
_____ I am more important than most people I know.
_____ I find that other people's remarks can be hurtful.
_____ I don't like being alone for long.
_____ People often don't appreciate me.
_____ I feel that I am always sorting out people's problems for them.
Scores between 24 and 34 are normal (The average is 29).
If your score is 35 or more you may be narcissistic.
If your score is 23 or less you may be lacking in self-confidence.
It is rare for a narcissistic person to be diagnosed with NPD because those who really should be don't seek help and so don't get clinically assessed; it is usually members of their family or work colleagues who seek help to cope with them. Here are a few pointers that may help you identify one:
Their lack of empathy colors everything they do.
They may say, "How are you?" when you meet, but they are working from memory.
They are not interested in how you are.
Virtually all of their ideas or ways of behaving in a given situation are taken from others, people they know and perhaps think of as an authority (mirroring).
Their sense of self-importance and lack of empathy means that they will often interrupt the conversations of others.
They expect others to do the day-to-day chores as they feel too important to waste their time on common things.
Listen for the constant use of "I", "me" and "my" when they talk.
They very rarely talk about their inner life, such as their memories and dreams.
They feel that the rules at work don't apply to them
They will always cheat when they think they can get away with it
If you share workload with them expect to do the lion's share yourself.
They love to delegate work or projects, and then interfere by micro-managing it. If it goes well, they take the credit, if it goes badly they blame the person they delegated it to.
There tends to be higher levels of stress with people who work with or interact with a narcissist, which in turn increases absenteeism and staff turnover.
They get impatient and restless when the topic of discussion is about someone else, and not about them.
How is narcissistic personality disorder treated?
There is no known cure for narcissistic personality disorder, but psychotherapy might help the person learn to relate to others in a more positive and rewarding way. Psychotherapy tries to provide the person with greater insight into his or her problems and attitudes in the hope that this will change behavior. The goal of therapy is to help the person develop a better self-esteem and more realistic expectations of others. Medicine might be used to treat the distressing symptoms, such as behavioral problems, that might occur with this disorder.
What are the complications of narcissistic personality disorder?
People with narcissistic personality disorder might abuse drugs and/or alcohol as a way of coping with their symptoms. The disorder also might interfere with the development of healthy relationships with others.
What is the outlook for people with narcissistic personality disorder?
The prognosis depends on the severity of the disorder.
Can narcissistic personality disorder be prevented?
There is no known way to prevent narcissistic personality disorder.
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The Power of Art
The Mask of Domestic Violence – By Artist, Christopher Eshenbaugh
"Thanks to art, instead of seeing one world (our own), we see it multiplied." — Marcel Proust
I've been looking at the therapeutic nature of art to one's recovery lately. In our active addiction, we tended to have a single, narrow view of ourselves and the world we live in. We thought that everyone was obsessed by using, fantasies and erotic images; we saw others perhaps as mere doubles of ourselves.
One of the great joys I find in reading is the ability to enter other people's lives. We often come to know fictional characters even better than our friends because a novelist can give us the illusion of being all-powerful and all-knowing. So we get a special "inside view," and many people in books become familiar and very dear to us.
Reading can take us out of ourselves and expand our views of other people. We learn that, indeed, "it takes all sorts to make up a community in this world of ours," and our lives become less isolated through contact with others. The power of art is to deepen and enrich this perception of ourselves in relationship to the world. Through reading, watching plays and films, or exploring a painter's world, we begin
Art is Meant to Disturb
The Mask of Mental Illness – By Christopher Dale Eshenbaugh
I can see that my new life will be full of the unknown, but that is what can make it exciting and creative.
Many great artists were neglected or even abused during their lifetime because their work was considered too provocative. Painters like Van Gogh, poets like Blake or Poe, and novelists like James Joyce were pushed out to the margins of society because their vision was too disturbing.
Most of us like a comfortable life, and those of us who are addicted to one high or another may not want to be troubled by new ways of seeing and imagining the world. Yet, the day comes when our addiction no longer satisfies us and we begin to long for a new vision and version of our lives. Art can help us in our recovery.
Art allows us to change our way of looking and living, even if at first the change is disturbing. Like artists, we can create new images and new patterns for our lives. At first, it may be painful. Old, comfortable habits die hard! But, as we move forward, taking our little baby steps, by baby steps, we come to see that it's exciting to be on the move and even at the frontier of new, creative endeavors. Creativity, after all, comes from loving ourselves and others.
Judgment Day
"I shall tell you a great secret, my friend. Do not wait for the last judgment, it takes place every day." — Albert Camus
It is easy to hope that at some time in the future we may redeem ourselves by some great act of heroism or undergo a dramatic conversion of sorts. But in the meantime, all too often, it's business as usual. Too easily we can become used to our unhealthy behaviors, denying that our acting-out has harmed anyone… except ourselves and those we love and who love and trust us. Deep down we knew we were judging ourselves and being judged. Now, each day, we can assess our actions and evaluate our behavior. In this way, we learn how our behavior has affected every part of our lives and our relationships.
It is time to change. The longer we wait, the more ingrained are our habits and ways of perceiving and deceiving. If we live a lie, we will be judged accordingly, by ourselves and those close to us. We can change and grow and move ahead into the openness and fullness of each new day.
Tears Dry On Their Own — Amy Winehouse
All I can ever be to you is a darkness that we knew
And this regret I got accustomed to
Once it was so right
When we were at our height
Waiting for you in the hotel at night
I knew I hadn't met my match
But every moment we could snatch
I don't know why I got so attached
It's my responsibility
You don't owe nothing to me
But to walk away I have no capacity
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I'm grown
And in your way
In this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
I don't understand
Why do I stress a man
When there's so many bigger things at hand
We could've never had it all
We had to hit a wall
So this is inevitable withdrawal
Even if I stop wanting you
And perspective pushes true
I'll be some next man's other man soon
I cannot play myself again
Should just be my own best friend
Not fuck myself in the head with stupid men
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I'm grown
And in your way
In this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
So we are history
Your shadow covers me
The sky above ablaze
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I'm grown
And in your way
In this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
I wish I could say no regrets
And no emotional debt
'Cause as we kiss goodbye the sun sets
So we are history
A shadow covers me
The sky above ablaze
That only lovers see
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I'm grown
And in your way
My blue shade
My tears dry on their own
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I am grown
And in your way
My deep shade
My tears dry on their own
He walks away the sun goes down
He takes the day but I am grown
And in your way
My deep shade
My tears dry
— Amy Winehouse


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A New Direction for Cycling in Queensland
The Parliamentary Committee has recently released a report on cycling issues in Queensland which gives recommendations that if adopted would make the Sunshine State a better and safer place to live and ride a bike.
The report has attention to planning detail with its call to strengthen existing cycling strategies and provisions through government planning and delivering strategies that would see the delivery of a safer connected bikeway network across the state.
68 recommendations are put forward by the Parliamentary Committee, including having flashing lights displayed in daylight hours, and infringement penalties for children being tripled and brought in line with adult drivers.
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[Infographic] What Are You Doing When New Ideas Happen?
Can you remember what you were doing the last time you came up with a great idea?
Dane Carlson of Business Opportunities Weblog (www.business-opportunities.biz) wondered what people are normally doing when new ideas strike, and surveyed his audience.
Here was the result in the form of an infographic (do note that the number of people who responded to the survey isn't stated so this survey isn't exactly scientific or conclusive):
Almost 40-percent of the audience polled were showering when they encountered a "Eureka!" moment. Dreaming in your sleep doesn't seem to be a good source of inspiration at just 1-percent.
What were you doing last when you came up with a great idea? Let us know in the comments below.
Daniel Goh is the founder and chief editor of Young | Upstarts, as well as an F&B entrepreneur. Daniel has a background in public relations, and is interested in issues in entrepreneurship, small business, marketing, public relations and the online space. He can be reached at daniel [at] youngupstarts [dot] com.


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It's never an easy decision to make, but sometimes it's for the best that you and your partner separate. In this difficult and stressful time, it's important that you consider what official steps you have to take in order to divorce your partner.
Before you can officially apply for divorce, there are specific legal measures you and your partner have to take. Knowing these steps will help the process in being easier and more efficient for both you and your partner.
Having a family law professional by your side when going through this process can make it much easier on you. Especially with all of your emotional stress, a family lawyer can help you handle the legalities while you figure out the changes in your daily life.
Have a discussion
Before deciding on your divorce, it is best that you talk to your partner and the people around you. Talking to your partner can make the process easier and keep things more civil between the two of you.
If you have children, it is important that you let them know what is happening so that they have time to adjust. Communication and transparency is important in the stages leading up to your divorce.
Separate your assets
If you and your partner have joint bank accounts, you will need to inform the financial institutions of your separation to ensure the safety of your financial assets. Remember to keep your individual financial documents safe.
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Monthly Archives: February 2016
3 more days until my Sisterlocks Consultation!
Well. The time has come for me to FINALLY commit to these locs I'm so excited about. On Sunday I meet with my loctician to get in tester locs. Now though I am getting a little anxious… you know… commitment issues… 0-o (but I'm married doe). I have missed my hair so much, as I have been doing nothing but protective styles to allow it to grow to a length I am comfortable with locing. Its STILL an unruly mane, and I still want to tame it by locing, but I am afraid I will miss this fro. Welp! I better get it together, cuz I think my husband and daughter may put me in permanent time out if I don't gone and get these here locs.
On more positive note, over this past week I had the pleasure of seeing to sisterlocked ladies up close and personal (haven't seen any since I re-started this journey). One was an older lady with white hair and light brown ends. She said she had just gotten her locs in after cutting them off 5 years ago. They were beautiful! That was on Wednesday. On the plane home from Houston on Thursday, one of the flight attendants had some dope thick sisterlocks that looked like a wig. I complimented her hair and she said "when are you getting yours"… Gahhhhhh! Confirmation. Also, my loctician just got hers back in over the weekend and sent me pics of them (our hair is about the same texture and length) I was in love and even more ready to get these babies in. I am on the fence about whether to color (I'm leaning towards a semi permanent or a rinse) just for a little more depth of color. Well Sunday is fast approaching and I am in high anticipation mode. I will report back with pics of the starters after then. Peace.
2016 and I STILL need to get my life!
I have sorely neglected this blog. I am bad at logging in and just typing words… how sway?! When I last updated this blog I had just had my son, he is now 2! Sheesh. Forgive me. So many things have happened that is ridiculous to EVEN try to mention them right now. I have finished yet ANOTHER degree! So that's ONE thing. I have been on a new job for a year (so MUCH travel). I STILL haven't found my purpose AND I have decided to get sisterlocks! NOW I am SOOOOOOO excited about that!! Thus, this blog will be devoted to following my journey with sisterlocks and finding myself again. I promise it won't be 2 years before I post again. I promise, pinky swear.


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It's kind of a shame that our seven-year-old can read so well. When I'm at the computer reading some sordid article or having a private conversation through I.M. on gmail, I have to be sure she isn't anywhere in eyeshot if I don't want the inquisitive little bugger to read something inappropriate, scary, or just none of her beeswax.
I never thought I'd have to be concerned about her reading junk mail. When my husband came home and plunked the mail on the counter, G. meandered over and soon started crying. More specifically, she was weeping. She wasn't sobbing and shaking uncontrollably, she just couldn't stop the tears from streaming down her face. Why? Because:
The fact that the Gecko missed us was more than her poor, gentle heart could handle. First my husband tried comforting her. Then I had to take over. For several minutes, the poor kid was disconsolate for the plight of a fictional green lizard. We explained that he wasn't real, he couldn't talk, he doesn't even know us, for heaven's sake! No help. "It's just an ad, a gimmick to try to get our money." Nope, that poor gecko with the lone tear cascading from his eye….
Luckily for us, it was someone's birthday. "Let's watch your sister open her presents!" I suggested.
So long lonely lizard! You just got trumped by pink Tinkerbell wrapping paper.
It's just a good thing this kid is too young to choose insurance companies. She's too easy of a target. Better luck next time, gecko!


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Vegan Gourmand's Panang Curry Recipe
Here is a Panang curry recipe that rivals the ones you can order at your favorite Thai restaurant.
Makes 4 servings
- 1 ½ tablespoons coconut oil
- ½ cup finely chopped shallots
- 1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- ¼ cup plus 1/8 cup creamy peanut butter
- 2 teaspoons turmeric
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon Thai red curry paste
- 1 ½ cups water
- 1 (14-ounce) can coconut milk
- 1 ½ teaspoons lime zest
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons sea salt
- 1/2 (14-ounce) package extra firm tofu, drained and cut into 1-inch wide x 1/4 inch thick pieces, fry in coconut oil until browned.
- 1 sweet potato, peeled and cut into ½ -inch cubes
- 1 to 2 cups Cauliflower (par boiled)
- 1 bunch kale, cut or torn into bite-size pieces
- 2 sprigs of Thai basil cut in thirds
Heat oil in large pot over medium-high heat. Add shallots, ginger, and garlic and let cook until soft, about 5 minutes. Stir in peanut butter, turmeric, cumin, and curry paste and let cook until fragrant, about 2 minutes. Whisk in water, coconut milk, lime zest, brown sugar, and salt until combined. Add tofu, Thai basil, cauliflower, sweet potato, and kale, and bring to a boil stirring frequently. Let simmer, uncovered for about 20 minutes or until sweet potatoes are cooked through. Adjust the seasoning to taste. Serve over Jasmine rice.
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A new plant-based (vegan) cooking show called "How to live to 100" hosted by Jason Wrobel is to premier on the Cooking Channel January 6th 2013.
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Home » Gear Reviews » Ski & Snow » DPS Lotus Spoon Men's Skis – 2014/2015
It's amazing how much better the DPS Lotus 120 feels in powder, where it excels, as opposed to almost anything but perfect lift-served conditions, where it struggles.
The DPS feels like a dream come true when you're shredding through an apron of untouched snow. That dream sours as soon as you hit hardpack, bumps or crud. The rockered shovel absolutely invites easy surfing and slarving, which should not be mistaken for all-mountain versatility.
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In the end…
we went back to the beginning.
We've officially moved to NorCal! It's weird being here and since we are in an extended stay hotel, I still feel like we are on vacation. We ate out almost every night for three or four weeks before we left LA but I had no time to update. One of our final nights in SoCal, we went back to the restaurant where we had our first date. Gaja Okonomiyaki. Boyfriend had never tried okonomiyaki before so he decided to be brave and try it out on our first dinner date together.
Okonomi means what you like and yaki means grill or cook. So basically, okonomiyaki means grill what you like. You can put almost anything in this "Japanese pizza" but it usually consists of flour, eggs, shredded cabbage and meat/seafood.
We ordered "modan" which consists of pork and noodles.
First you cook the meat and noodles separately.
Then you throw the cooked meat and noodles back into the bowl and mix everything up. (This picture does not make it look very appetizing.)
Then you place the ingredients onto the grill in the shape of a pizza. We made two "pizzas" from our one bowl.
Once it's cooked on both sides, you usually top your okonomiyaki with sauce, mayo, seaweed and bonito (fish) flakes. Yum!
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DROOOL! Anyway, I found your link and it's bookmarked so I can check it out more often. PEACE!
April 25, 2008 at 5:27 pm
Ahh… fond memories of our first date. Aside from the delicious okonomiyaki, we also had some three mushroom yakiudon which was also delicious. They have Hiroshima style okonomiyaki as well and monjayaki too. Japanese style pasta, yakisoba, fried rice and salads round out the menu. For dessert they have parfaits and they also have a decent selection of alcohol so if you are interested, you could keep going back and try different things each time.


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Cook the Book: Green Goddess Dressing
It's funny to think about but salads and salad dressings are some of the most fashion-conscious foods that we eat. Remember when Chinese chicken salad was in vogue? Or the chicken Caesar rage? And who can forget the caprese trend? There were very few menus that didn't include tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil. And then there are the dressings—I am still trying to forget raspberry vinaigrette.
According to Lari Robling, author of Endangered Recipes, Green Goddess Dressing was born in 1923, at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The chef wanted to pay tribute to actor George Arliss and his play, The Green Goddess. Green Goddess Dressing had its heyday in the early 1970s, but it's not too common anymore. I think this is a real shame because it's absolutely delicious. In fact, I am starting a campaign for Green Goddess Dressing to be the next balsamic vinaigrette.
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Magentic fields on Mercury
About 4 billion years ago, Mercury's magnetic field could have been much stronger than today, as indicated by low-altitude observations made by NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft that revealed evidence of magnetization of ancient crustal rocks on Mercury.
Caption: Above, in this perspective view, we look west across Suisei Planitia (blue colors), the site of some of the crustal magnetic signals. The plains are comprised of volcanic lava flows that erupted and solidified several billion years ago, filling the low areas between the higher topography (red colors). The impact crater Kosho, 65 km in diameter, is seen in the center of the image (deep blue floor), and part of the crater Strindberg, 190 km in diameter, is seen in the lower left at the edge of the image. The background image is Mercury Dual Imaging System global mosaic, colored by surface elevation measured by the Mercury Laser Altimeter (MLA), both draped over a digital elevation model derived from MLA data. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington
The MESSENGER spacecraft crashed onto Mercury last week after running out of fuel, but the mission provided a trove of new information on the planet closest to the Sun.
"From MESSENGER and Mariner 10 observations we already knew that Mercury has had a global magnetic field today and 40 years ago," said Johnson, a senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute and lead author of "Low-altitude Magnetic Field Measurements by MESSENGER Reveal Mercury's Ancient Crustal Field," published today in the journal Science.
With MESSENGER orbiting Mercury closer than 100 kilometers from the planet's surface, the spacecraft's Magnetometer instrument that measures magnetic field strength and detection was able to resolve signals too small to be detected earlier at higher altitudes. The observed decrease in signal strength measured with changes in altitude from 15 to 80 kilometers confirms that the signals are due to the presence of magnetized crustal rocks, Johnson said.
Caption: Above, in this cartoon of field lines and observed signal, the white lines show schematic magnetic field lines above the surface of Mercury from magnetized crustal rocks. The MESSENGER spacecraft passed over a region of crustal magnetization and the Magnetometer instrument measured small variations in the magnetic field (illustrated by the blue wiggly line). Because the signals are small they were only observed when MESSENGER was very close to the planet. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington
Mercury is the only inner solar system body other than Earth that currently possesses a global magnetic field generated by a dynamo in a fluid metallic outer core. In Mercury, as in Earth, the outer core is molten iron.
"Magnetized rocks record the history of the magnetic field of a planet, a key ingredient in understanding its evolution," Johnson said. "We already know that around 3.7 to 3.9 billion years ago Mercury was volcanically and tectonically active. We now know that it had a magnetic field at around that time."
"If we didn't have the recent very low-altitude observations, we would never have been able to discover these signals," said Johnson. "Mercury has just been waiting to tell us its story."
Visit http://www.psi.edu/news/mercurymagnetism for some images relating to Johnson's research.
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Produced by: Euan Morton and Bob Dawson Recorded, mixed and mastered by: Bob Dawson, Bias Studios Vocals: Euan Morton Piano, accordion, Hammond organ: Jon Carroll Bass, guitar, mandolin: Jim Roberts Violin: Christina Wheeler Percussion: Steve Fidyk Picture it... Scotland, 1977. Virginia Wade had won the Wimbledon title for Britain, Elvis Presley had sadly passed away at the age of 42, David Berkowitz had finally been apprehended, and over in Falkirk, Central Scotland, the nine months of my incubation were done and I was being welcomed into the world. OK, so maybe that last bit was only important to my Mother... Since those heady days of Celtic summer, I have grown from the adorable boy you see on the front cover of this record into a well-traveled and even more well worn man. After moving to London during my 20's, I ended up in New York City, the United States of America. Funny, but it was that arrival in the US that made me realise how special it was to be Scottish. I have met so many relatives of my forebears here, and seeing how proud they were of their ancestry fills me with my own sense of pride and belonging. Like the roots of a giant tree, spreading outwards, many Scots have crossed oceans and deserts, taking a small part of the home nation with them wherever they go. One is never more patriotic than when one is away from home. Distance also made me understand the true value of my upbringing in that beautiful, bucolic land. It has been nearly a decade since I have been able to return, and in planning a trip home recently I was overwhelmed with nostalgia for days gone by. The songs I remembered hearing when I was a little boy began running through my head again. I felt a calling. A chance to say 'thank you' to the place I will always call home. Thank you for making me Scottish. There will be those out there who will question the validity of some of these songs. Are they really all "Scottish?" Well, the answer is no. In fact, the only connection two of them have to Scotland is that when I heard them for the first time they were being sung by a Scottish singer (the wonderful Eddi Reader). But I'm not trying to capture your idea of Caledonia - I'm here to share mine. These songs were my journey, and my Scottishness exists in all of them. Even the Irish one! Dear listener, enjoy. Think of home, wherever that may be, and be proud. She makes us who were are today...


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AceShowbiz - When "Gossip Girl" returns for its fifth season this fall, Blake Lively's Serena reportedly will get a new boyfriend. The rumor came out after it was confirmed that Brian J. Smith, who is best known as Lt. Matthew Scott in "Stargate Universe", will come to the TV series to play a new character for Serena-related plot.
Brian whose credit also includes "Law & Order" will play an aspiring chef named Max. He will make his first appearance on the CW popular series on "Yes, Then Zero", the first episode of the new season which is airing on September 26. Rumor has it, his scenes will take place in Los Angeles where Serena will be spending the summer.
It's reported further that he will appear in the show for a six-episode arc, but other details regarding his character are still scarce. This makes the story between Serena and Max very much an open book, unlike Leighton Meester's Blake's romance with Hugo Becker's Prince Louis Grimaldi which is confirmed to be taken to the next level.


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Archive for September 3rd, 2012
Torchlight II Gets Release Date
Runic Games have announced that the mighty Torchlight II will launch as a digital download on September 20th from Steam, Gamersgate and all good digital download retailers. Read the rest of this entry »
Daredevil, Punisher and Squirrel-Girl In Marvel Heroes
A new trailer for Gazillion Entertainment's upcoming free-to-play MMO, Marvel Heroes, surfaced at PAX 2012, revealing three new playable heroes. Read the rest of this entry »
Free Rainbow Moon Demo available for PS3 This Week
Eastasiasoft today announced that a playable demo of their role-playing hit Rainbow Moon for the PlayStation 3 will be available on PlayStation Store this week. Read the rest of this entry »
London Games Festival events include Questions! Singing! Dancing!
Let the games begin! The London Games Festival 2012 kicks off, organiser Ukie has begun to reveal some of the events which will form part of the festivities. Running from 27th September 2012 until 28th October across various locations throughout London, it promises something for everyone, with events for consumers and the games industry spanning the month. Read the rest of this entry »
Monster Hunter Frontier G Announced
Capcom announced today a new major update to the Monster Hunter Frontier series. Titled Monster Hunter Frontier G, the update to the PC and Xbox 360 online Monster Hunter game will be available on the 17th April, 2013. Read the rest of this entry »
Square Enix Unveils Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
Square Enix has unveiled the concluding chapter to the story of the iconic and popular character, Lightning, at a fan-filled 25th anniversary event of the Final Fantasy franchise held in Tokyo, Japan. Read the rest of this entry »


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