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CSJM University Private Form 2016: Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University (CSJMU) which is also known as Kanpur University invites CSJM University Private Form. A large number of students around all over India are eagerly waiting to apply for admissions in the CSJM University. So Aspirants who want to join in the Kanpur University must submit their filled application form before the last date.
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One character in this beautifully crafted film buys a book entitled
"The Meaning of Life." While we never discover exactly what that book
contains, "$9.99" peruses questions about life's meaning with poignancy
and affection. It's sad, silly, very human characters are people we
know, and real enough so that we might occasionally forget we are
watching animation.
This is not a film for the young there is no "action," no "romance," and little to make a viewer laugh out loud. Rather, we are offered a wryly comic look at human nature, best suited for those who have lived enough of life so as to be able to identify with the film's pathetically flawed characters, and look on them with affection rather than impatience or contempt.
Human beings, the filmmakers suggest, are rarely able to communicate with other human beings, even to express love to those they love most. They are even less likely to fulfill each other's hopes and expectations. It is a pessimistic outlook, to be sure, and rather depressing but, in the end, we are left with the message that love not only is possible, it is the only thing that gives life any meaning at all. Love crazy, misguided, or bizarre as it may be is all that matters.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
The U.S. is dominant at the world box office for animated films, with
Pixar at the top of the top of that particular food chain. And, Japan
paces the planet for sheer volume of animated movies.
So, who woulda thunk that not one, not two, but THREE of the more interesting animated features of the past couple of years would come out of the Middle East?? First, the Iranian filmmaker working in France, Marjane Satrapi made the superlative PERSEPOLIS -- and, with this past week's events, it's worth revisiting for it shows some of the seeds of rebellion that has lead to the protest marches. Then, came last year's Foreign Language film nominee, WALTZ WITH BASHIR out of Israel.
Now, there's $9.99, made by another Israeli, this time working out of Australia - Tatia Rosenthal. $9.99 got a brief, ill-fated Oscar qualifying run in December in NYC and L.A.. It is now back in those two cities before, hopefully, opening wider across the country. *(see Oscar rant below)
$9.99 is a well done claymation feature which weaves some short stories by writer Etgar Keret into an entertaining composite story centering around an "angel" and how he interacts with the inhabitants of unnamed small city. Don't expect a strict narrative and some of its best moments are just that - moments in time. It has a bit of the hallucinatory effect of Richard Linklater's animated features - SCANNER DARKLY and, especially, WAKING LIFE. Really hard to describe because the plotting is so loose that to give away many details both ruins the effect, and don't do the film justice. Best to let its brief 78 minutes just wash over you.
The Claymation (augmented with CGI) is interestingly done, with an oddly effective sculptured look to the characters. Australians including Geoffrey Rush as the Angel and Anthony LaPaglia head up a solid voice cast. And, this must be the year of animated male member. First, there was the big blue meanie in WATCHMAN, and now, a clay one here. Yes, this is an R-rated film - also, for some language, clay-sex and drug use.
* Oscar Rant. As noted, $9.99 played for a week in NYC and L.A. in order to qualify for the Animation Oscar category. So, not only didn't $9.99 not get a nomination, neither did WALTZ WITH BASHIR. But, BOLT did!?? The members of the Animation branch should be utterly embarrassed. What?!! Did these two films split the Israeli animation vote? Of course, animators in Hollywood further humiliated themselves by voting for the lite-weight KUNG FU PANDA over WALL-E at their Annie awards (in fact, a near sweep of their many categories).
I was so surprised to see so many negative reviews for this movie
because I thought it was absolutely brilliant!
Some people found the animation ugly whereas the movement seemed very smooth to me and the realistic expression and emotion they were able to portray with clay faces astounded me! The claymation style was too realistic for me at first, not cartoon-y enough, which gave the movie a very creepy disturbing feel. There are a lot of reds and purples used in the faces that can make the characters seem sickly, but you come to realise that this is a stylistic choice that makes the faces more varied and more like pieces of art than just moving toys. Art is supposed to disturb the comfortable anyhow and this movie does it very well.
I have also heard the movie be critiqued for its jumpy, disconnected plot (it is based on a collection of short stories) whereas I felt that the thematic connections were strong enough that this movie very much felt like a unified whole. The characters are connected by the apartment complex they share and by the kinds of lives they lead and the kinds of problems they face in the plot.
I loved the dialogue in this movie, one of those great works where subtle, very real moments and shifts in relationships are defined by the idiosyncratic way a line is worded in a conversation between characters. I was wrapped entirely in every conversation and each line seemed to carry so much meaning (in a light-hearted kind of way).
The stores range from touching, sweet and hopeful to disturbing and depressing send-ups of life in a post-modern age. You really can take from this what you want- but not because the filmmakers have made ideas vague and unfleshed, but because they have taken so many ideas and fleshed them out in so many different and unexpected ways that you have a whole smorgasboard of meaning to pick, choose, riff on, dissect, abstract and so on.
I don't want to hype it too much because I think part of my love for this movie was due to similarities I have with some characters and how connected this made me feel but please don't dismiss this movie, because it is definitely something very special!
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
I really liked this adult-aimed Australian animated film. The humor and the mood was somewhat dark and cynical, but I still enjoyed a lot seeing this movie, mostly because of the animation, which is quite detailed and well made. Unlike other stop- motion animated films, the characters aren't cartoonish, but are portrayed in a realistic way, something that contrast with the surreal and strange situations. The movie keeps a very interesting tone from beginning to end and all the characters are unique and interesting. Geoffrey Rush made a great voice performance as the "angel" and the rest of the cast made a wonderful work as well. This movie deserves more appreciation and recognition. I highly recommend it.
$9.99 came and went from theaters, but it sticks out very nicely on On
Demand, which is where I ultimately saw the little 70-minute claymation
movie (I could say stop-motion animated, which it is, but it is very
much in the clay tradition of practically being able to see the
fingerprints on the characters' bodies and faces). It's about... I
suppose how to live a life, I suppose, and that's emphasized by the
book that keeps popping up periodically in the film- which you can buy
for $9.99 (in the movie, not in real life, I think anyway)- that tells
what the Meaning of Life is... that is, it gives a lot of other offers
for books on how to deal with this or that in life. It almost looks
like a coupon book, which is a shame since the character who is most in
love with it, a nice kid, seems very much engrossed by it.
But the title of Tatia Rosenthal's film is more like rounding off reality, perhaps. It's not a full $10, but the characters do try to make that price in their lives. To put it another way, no one character in this film is quite happy, but they keep trying, and maybe life will have some meaning when they can attain some happiness - or not, as case might be. Rosenthal's film, based on short stories Etgar Keret, focus on a group of people who have some, um, quirks to them, or are just painfully normal. The film begins with a middle-aged businessman turning down a homeless man a dollar for a coffee, and the homeless guy pulls out a gun and shoots himself. He later returns as an Angel and hangs out with an old guy on his porch, smoking cigarettes and wondering what Heaven is like. The businessman's sons: one is the Meaning of Life book-reader, and the other is a repo man who falls hard for a sexy (as sexy as claymation can be) model, and proceeds to shave his whole body with hair - and then takes a cue from the organ-less men who removed their body parts until they were heads and blobs. All for love, I guess.
Other stories are a little more ordinary, more or less. More: a little boy is told by his father to put away fifty cents in his piggy bank so he can save up to buy a toy, but he finds that he grows attached to the piggy bank, who he names, and finds the piggy's smile very comforting ("I put money in, he smiles, I don't put money in... he smiles!"). Less: a guy whose girl really wants to settle down and marry and have kids and all of that, but finds that he would rather spend time in his room, listening to records with his three little "friends", little men ala Gulliver's Travels, and getting wasted on beer and pot. So the stories are mostly by themselves, but intertwine by certain events (such as the Angel doing a test "fly" off of the patio and with everyone else looking out the window), or by thematic context.
The stories have a lot of humor to them, with one-liners that zing ("I found that there's not one meaning to life, there's six!"), and the look of the film feels similar but is original in its own right of character design and approach (and, for once, we get a rated-R claymation movie, including full frontal nudity!), but it also goes for deep moments and resonance, and Rosenthal strikes some good ground here. She doesn't try and over-do the messages, but lets them speak for themselves through the stories. It's genuinely odd, but it also gives heart-felt scenes and passages, such as the little boy with the piggy bank (the end of his story with the bank is quite touching), and it values the power of human responsibility with fantasy in equal measure. If it were a little longer it might really be something great, but as it stands it's a curious little find.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
A man steps out of an apartment block and is accosted by a vagrant who
pulls out a gun and politely requests for a dollar to buy a cup of
coffee. The man refuses saying he is feeling manipulated and the
vagrant promptly shoots himself. Yes, kills himself! This is the
stunningly surreal opening sequence of the film. This stop motion
animation film is populated with more such oddballs. . There is a drug
addict who has for his buddies three Lilliputians straight out of
Gulliver's World. We have a supermodel who likes her men so smooth that
she can tolerate neither hair nor bones on their body. There is a
little kid who gets a coin every time he drinks milk, which he saves in
a piggybank; yet when it gets full does not have the heart to break it.
The one common thread that binds these disparate characters staying in the same apartment block is their deep melancholy. They are bored by the monotony of their lives and are in search of a meaning. We can readily empathise with these characters despite the comic book feel of the film.
The film takes a dig at the self help books available for $9.99. Despite shot in vivid colours, this is a grim film asking some uncomfortable questions about the meaning of life and happiness. The film ends on a positive note though with two of its characters teaching themselves to swim like a dolphin from a self help book. They have managed to discover their happiness. A fairy tale for today's grown-ups.
The animation is a treat for the eyes
Personally I dig stop-motion animation, for the simple conscious fact
that there's a lot of blood and sweat going on behind the scenes just
to get an object to move. You can imagine what it takes to get a
character to move an arm, and you extrapolate that effort into a
feature length film with a lot more things happening concurrently on
screen, and you're likely to appreciate this artform a lot more, with
new found respect for it.
$9.99 is an amazing piece of stop-motion animation coupled with a tremendously engaging story made up of multiple narrative threads, and a myriad of characters attempting to tackle their respective problems in life. It begins with a bang literally, where a homeless man (Geoffrey Rush) with a gun in hand, asks Jim Peck (Anthony LaPaglia) for a cigarette and a light, before launching into some really clever moments about manipulation. It's an excellent start to jolt you into realizing that this film isn't just another walk in the park, and as it plays on, you'd discover its brilliance in its commentary about life, as seen from the experiences of the residents in an apartment block.
We have a family of three, with Jim who might just need his karma checked for encountering really antagonizing moments involving death, and his two sons Dave (Samuel Johnson) and Lenny (Ben Mendelsohn), the former being unemployed and is found to be central to the narrative, and the latter being a Repo-man finding himself falling, and obsessing over the love by new neighbour and supermodel Tanita (Leeanna Walsman), who has a fetish for a hairless body. Then there's a lonely old man who finds the world contents passing him by with nobody interested in hearing him talk a bit (well, because he's long-winded as well), finding a companion in an angel, whom he asks incessantly about Heaven. Then there's a boy who has a friend in his piggy bank, and a couple on the verge of being married having to fall out because one of them refuses to grow up.
The "$9.99" comes from the price of a catalog of books, one of which touts to hold The Meaning of Life which Dave buys. Unfortunately, the characters here seem to be caught up in living their own lives and falling victim to respective challenges life presents itself, and so every effort that Dave wants to share gets spurned, and we the audience, unfortunately, don't get to hear if there are any insights to that. But of course we all know that there's no silver bullet, and the characters here, though the course of this emotionally moving film, learn of that meaning as it applies in their own, with the old man determined to take a more proactive approach, to a connection between a father and a son, to love found and running parallel to that, a love broken because of sacrifices that one has to make, or the lack thereof, and the maturing of a young child.
I guess nobody scoffs at animation, especially one that targets the mature audience check out that Dr Manhatten moment. I've new found respect for stop-motion animation, and for the filmmakers involved in producing this fine piece of work. The attention to detail is incredible, never at any moment hinting that they had cut some corners and compromised quality. Definitely highly recommended, and easily one of the few films I thoroughly enjoyed in the festival lineup.
An Australian-Israel independent animation clay movie that tells the
story of a group of lonely people living in the same block of
apartments. The story is told, mainly through 28y.o. unemployed Dave
Peck, who buys books by post for only $9.99, one of them about the
meaning of life. But we also see his depressive father, his
disconnected brother, a commercial sexy model, an elderly widower, a
father living with his only child, a young couple in crisis, an
"angel", and a former magician.
This is a film for adults that examines adult themes (loneliness, immaturity, lack of love and purpose in life, lack of communication in society), with drug use, nudity and explicit sex scenes included. It also has some surrealist touches in between, that I found delightful.
The clay animation is very cartoonish in a way, odd-looking at first, but very original, with great movement and good facial expressions, realistic clothing and body language. I loved all the decoration of the flats, all the little details inside them, which help to draw visually the character of the people living in them. The city landscapes and city spots are also lovely. The colours and mood of the movie are excellent, and also the music.
The individual stories are great - fresh, believable, and poignant. They depict well the sins and deficiencies of modern society, and the social distress in which many people live. They also show real Australian characters and attitudes, those that you'd find in real world, in your own block of apartments. Raw Australia without sweetener.
The main problem of the movie is the lack of a real plot. In most cases we are just witnesses of the lives of those people, but we do not understand why are in a certain state or why they act in a certain way, what troubles them inside and moves them to act in a certain way - Lack of depth. Only after watching the movie, I learnt that the story is based in different short stories by Etgar Keret, which explains in part the lack of harmony of the film, and the disconnection of some of the individual stories. The scriptwriter is to blame for not finding an element that gives consistency to the whole film and not blending well the individual stories.
In fact, the aim of the movie might not be clear to the viewer. All the part about the purchase of books is unnecessary. Many people will think that the meaning of life is what the movie is all about, when in fact the movie shows that life does not have any meaning, at least for the characters of the story, and that life is what it is. So, why confusing the viewer with elements that don't add anything to the characters or the story line? I think it is a very interesting and original film with great characters that deserves to be watched despite its flaws.
I guess a lot of people went into this movie expecting something more
straightforward and "meaningful" due to its premise. Perhaps they were
expecting some sort of insight into the meaning of life; after all, one
of the main characters does buy a book for the titular $9.99 which
purports to know.
Instead what we have is a delightful collection of interwoven short stories, all sharing in a similar theme of what it means to be happy, with surrealist angle that gives it an almost fairytale feel, but which never detracts from its believability.
The characters are made out of clay, but they're people, and even in their mundane lives, they still have interesting stories to see play out. None of them are heroes, or villains, or otherwise anything more or less than ordinary enough people. They have flaws, and fears, and insecurities, but they manage to make do with what they have to give their lives meaning, and it's the sort of thing that happens all the time in the real world, just sans some feathers and swimming techniques.
This movie never bludgeons you over the head with things the director feels are profound or meaningful, it sits down with you for some tea and chats amiably about its day, and lets you draw your own conclusions. If you want a movie to just relax and get lost in, you probably won't go wrong with $9.99.
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"$9,99" is an animated feature about real people with real problems and
perhaps real solutions, yet is a far more interesting portrayal of
human perspective of life than live action movies with real actors. It
has some strange appearances of talking objects and tiny little persons
and a "Angel" but it's a very impressive movie and his proposition
couldn't be better for the nowadays audience: What's the purpose of
life? If live has a purpose it can be bought or purchased by the price
of $9,99?
Dave Peck (Samuel Johnson) is a young and unemployed guy who realizes that his life hasn't a great purpose. He can't work with something he would like to do and occasionally works along with his brother Lenny (Ben Mendelsohn) convicting people who doesn't pay their rent (something he doesn't like to work at) and lives with his old father (Anthony LaPaglia) in a apartment. One day Dave reads a catalog and in it he discovers a book called "The Meaning of Life", and it costs $9,99. He goes forward and buys it. While reading he sees that are things he can use to make his life and everyone's life a positive things (the biggest disappointment here is that we never seen what's in the book but we have a clue: there are six things that everyone really needs, once again no answers).
But it looks like no one wants to hear Dave. His father's still shocked with a strange event where a homeless guy asked him for money to buy a cup of coffee and then after his refuse the homeless shoot himself; his brother get involved in a bizarre love relationship with a famous model (Leeanna Walsman) where he does everything to work the way she wants even she didn't ask for it (such as cut all his hair because she's too sensible to it). Along with these characters there are a little boy who desperately wants a toy but instead his father teaches him a lesson and gives to the boy a piggy bank to save all the money he gets after drink his milk. But the boy end up having more affection for the smiling pig with his savings. There's also the bored old man whose life is a tedious thing until the appearance of an strange and ruthless angel (Geoffrey Rush) that tells him how Heaven is. The last character is a immature young man in love by a girl but don't want to get married with her. He starts to take drugs and have conversations with some tiny little and playful figures.
What's the interesting thing here? This stop-motion animated film is not concerned in show to its audience no kind of answers about the meaning of life but it has a more deeper focus on the things we don't said, or don't heard and why happiness is in the little things. It's about change of perspective and with that you might get some meaning to your life. Examples: Many of the characters are so much enclosed and locked in their own worlds that they don't know the dangers surrounding him. There's suicides and possible murderers risking their lives and other people's lives but something happens and their route is suddenly changed here. Dave despite all the problems he has it's a good and positive character. His sadness comes not only because he can't work by making polls by the phone but also because no one hears what he's got to say. His desperation in to be heard make him buys another book (the same $9,99 price) that can make him be a people that is heard by everyone. The irony (yes it has lots of good humor here) is when that book isn't delivered because the publisher doesn't print that book anymore and he's got his money back and another book about "how to swim like a dolphin". This book reveals to be more powerful than the one he wanted to buy.
I don't think I ever saw a more plausible and non downer film about how changes are important in people's life and that life might have a meaning if you want it to have a meaning. Each person must finds his own truths, sometimes we need help and other times we don't, but certainly we need other people around us because that's what human race is all about: help each other in the best way we can. The film is filled with many thoughts and ideas, it's very easy to follow, in no way is a depressive thing despite it's subject and has more relevant things to say than Disney's and DreamWorks's cartoons. It could be a little bit more longer than it is, it makes you want more when it gets closer to the end. 10/10
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Bulan Island
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Bulan Island or Bulang is an island located 2.5 km south-west of Batam Island, with a land area of 100 km2.[1] It is located in the Sijori Growth Triangle, Riau Islands Province, Indonesia. It is the largest island adjacent to Batam on its western side and is administratively part of Batam city. The strait between them is shallow and land reclamation and island amalgamation is feasible.
The entire island is operated by PT Indo Tirta Suaka, a subsidiary of the Salim Group.[2] The company operates a pig farm, and associated crocodile and orchid farms.[3]
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- ^ Nazeer, Zubaidah; Chen, Grace (September 17, 2013). "Pork Supply in S'pore safe, as strike ends at Indonesian Farm". The Straits Times. Retrieved April 18, 2014.
- ^ Fadil (October 17, 2009). "Foreign firms interest in managing islands near Batam". The Jakarta Post. Retrieved April 18, 2014.
Coordinates: 0°58′24″N 103°53′53″E / 0.97333°N 103.89806°E
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My sponsor used to say this to me all the time: "Trust in the process of recovery." But what does it actually mean to trust in the process?
And furthermore, what exactly is the process of recovery itself? I think in order to get the full meaning of this advice, we need to define our terms a little.
What actually is the process of recovery?
The full process of recovery is going to be a bit different for each individual, as each journey into recovery will be unique. On the other hand, there are enough similarities with each journey that we can label those similarities as "the process" that we have to go through in order to become successful in our recovery.
This is how we help each other. If no one shared any similarities at all, then we would obviously not be able to help each other. There would be no point to a 12 step meeting because nothing that you said could possibly help anyone else. But the truth is that we share enough of the same experiences in our journey that it becomes helpful to share information. I may not know exactly what you are going through, but I do know roughly what you are going through, and I know how I made it through the same thing myself. Therefore my advice and knowledge can be of benefit to you.
In my opinion there are several processes that we go through when we take this journey of sobriety. These would include things like:
* The process of surrender, which may unfold slowly over years or even decades as we struggle to find a way to control our addiction. It may also reach into long term sobriety as we fight to surrender to the daily struggles we may encounter, for example, being powerless over other people, etc.
* The process of personal growth. Again, this unfolds slowly over the rest of your life, but it is a process that you must embrace as part of your recovery solution (or as the whole thing).
* The process of slow healing and accumulation. These are the outcomes of the decision to commit to recovery and the decision to follow a path of growth. Stay on the path and you will slowly start to see the benefits trickle in. This is a process, and can be an agonizingly slow one for some people in recovery. We want results now, and many things in recovery take time in order to heal, to grow, and so on.
* Not a process:
Commitment to sobriety is not a process. It is a decision that you make right now, and then lock it in for the long run. You do this mentally after you have worked through surrender and found yourself at "the turning point."
Unfortunately for some addicts and alcoholics, they see the commitment decision as a process, and therefore they give themselves permission to relapse. In reality they are just not ready to stop drinking or drugging yet, and therefore they have not yet fully surrendered to their disease. They cannot commit to recovery because they have not yet worked through their surrender. They are still struggling for control.
So what does it really mean to "trust in the process" of recovery?
I think there are two main points that you can take from the phrase and use them to apply in your daily life.
One is the agreement to take the long view of recovery, the other is to have faith that things will work out if you take the right actions. Both ideas are useful.
An agreement with yourself to see how "accumulating benefits" turns out in the long run
One way to trust in the process is to make an agreement with yourself, right now, that you will suspend all judgement for at least year. Judgement of what? Of the actions that you are taking in order to build a new life in recovery.
The real process once you in living in recovery is all about personal growth. You live your life, notice problems, and make positive changes. You attempt to correct course. You attempt to fix the negative stuff and focus on the positive stuff. You do all of this over and over again, day in and day out, for the long haul. The end result is slow, steady, incremental progress towards a better life.
The problem that many struggling addicts and alcoholics face in early recovery is that they do not trust in this process. They do not believe that it will get any better later on. They have a saying in recovery: "It gets greater, later." Cute little saying. And there is a lot of truth in that, it is actually a bit of wisdom for the ears of a struggling addict. But most people don't really hear it, and they certainly do not apply it.
Because how can you really apply that advice? You simply buck up and keep doing what you need to do, keep taking the right actions and striving for personal growth, and trust that it will all work out for the better some day. And this is what trust is based on. If you knew for sure that you would have this awesome life in the near future, of course you would trust in the process. Then it would not even be "trust" at all, because you would know.
But the fact is that when you are early in your recovery it is hard to know for sure if you will ever be happy again. In fact, this is what kept me out there drinking and drugging for so many years instead of trying to get clean and sober. I had no faith in the idea that I would ever be happy in recovery without drugs and alcohol. The thought of it depressed me.
So what happened is that at some point I finally got miserable enough to surrender to my addiction. I did not care if I was miserable in recovery, because I had finally admitted to myself that I was miserable in my addiction. And I could see that there was no way out of in the long run. That I would be miserable forever if I kept using drugs and drinking. So I got to this point where I became willing to make a leap of faith. Not so much because I was excited about achieving some awesome new life in recovery (because I did not think that this was even possible for me), but simply to avoid the misery that I was experiencing in active addiction. I wanted out. I wanted to escape the misery I was in.
So I surrendered and started asking for help and following directions. I went to rehab and started doing what people told me to do and things started to quickly get better. And I realized that I was not actually as miserable as I thought that I would be. Even in very early recovery, with a few weeks sober, I was much happier than I ever thought that I could be without drugs and alcohol. But there were to be some bumps in the road that took another "leap of faith" to get past.
For example, somewhere around the 90 day point in my very early sobriety I can remember being very miserable. I am not sure how many days I was miserable for but I was definitely not happy. And I was struggling with the idea that I would never be happy again in recovery. I was not on the verge of relapse necessarily, but I was on the verge of some sort of emotional breakdown. Perhaps it would have resulted in relapse. But I was frustrated and things were not going my way and I could not seem to get happy.
To be honest I do not remember exactly how I made it through that period of time. I was living in long term rehab at the time but I don't remember a single event that pulled me through. I was already going to meetings every day and talking about recovery with other people all the time. In the end I made a decision to stick it out and see where it all ended up. Time is the great healer of all things, apparently. And this is why you must trust in the process of recovery–because it takes time for it to unfold. Recovery does not happen overnight. It does not even happen over the first year. It happens slowly, over the rest of your life. It unfolds slowly, and new layers of truth are always being revealed.
So at some point, if things get tough in your journey, you need to make a simple agreement with yourself. The saying should become "never fear, wait a year." If you are struggling with something, anything–give yourself one year's time to work through it. I can almost insure to you that you will look back in a year and realize that you have grown a ton since this particular struggle. So what you are really doing is agreeing to yourself to have faith for a full year, to give it some time, to trust in the process. If you are maintaining abstinence and taking positive action in your life then you will be amazed at how far you will go in a single year. Just tell yourself when things get crazy in your life "give it a year, give it a year." Then keep taking positive action, keep doing what people suggest for you to do, keep following advice.
Faith that things will work out if you only "do the next right thing"
The other idea behind trusting in the process is in simply having faith that things will work out and get better. This works even better if you are following through with your recovery and taking the proper actions. "Faith without works is dead." This is really how you trust in the process–by taking positive action on a regular basis and then trusting your higher power with the results.
People talk about "doing the next right thing" in recovery. It's a simple statement and it is meant to be a simple instruction to follow. I believe that addicts and alcoholics can try to complicate though if they are not really trusting in the process just yet.
One way to make sure you are really trying to "do the next right thing" is to get lots of feedback from other people in your recovery. Talk with your peers, talk with your sponsor, and let them know what you are up to lately and what you are trying to accomplish. Ask them for advice in terms of personal growth. What projects should you be working on? What goals should you be striving for? The more open and transparent you are with your life, the better the chances are that you are truly trying to do the next right thing.
On the other hand if you are hiding your agenda even a little bit, from anyone, then you are in danger of screwing up this simple directive, and possibly of compromising your recovery as well.
Once you know that you are living in the process and trying your best to do the next right thing, it is then up to you to trust in the results and know that things will work out "in their own perfect time." That is another saying that basically means: "you will get the rewards of recovery when they are good and ready to reveal themselves."
The bottom line is that if you keep taking the right actions in life and you keep pushing yourself to make positive changes, eventually all of those changes are going to add up. Accumulation is a powerful tool in recovery, because recovery is so long. You will probably be disappointed in what you can accomplish in your first 30 days of sobriety, but you will be amazed at what you can accomplish in your first 3 years. And then you will be even more amazed at what you can accomplish in ten years. But of course the key is that you have to keep doing the next right thing, very consistently, day in and day out. You don't get days off in order to screw around or to play hooky. Recovery is an "all the time, always on" kind of job. If you slack off then your long term benefits are going to slide and you may even relapse. Taking the right actions is all about consistency.
Can you make it through a lifetime of sobriety without ever having faith?
There were at least a handful of times in my recovery journey where faith was a necessary element. The first time was when I finally surrendered to the disease itself, and I had no assurance that I would ever be happy again. In fact I really believed that I would be miserable forever. But I was so desperate and so sick of addiction that I made the decision to give recovery a chance anyway. This took a full leap of faith on my part.
The second time I needed faith was when I was miserable during my early recovery, and I did not really believe that it would ever get any better. I had no reason to go on or to maintain sobriety other than a simple faith that things might miraculously change some day. I held this faith even though I truly believed in my heart that I would be miserable forever. Of course, things got better eventually, and in fact they got better very quickly from that point onward. I was not miserable for long.
Another time that I had faith in my recovery was when I quit smoking cigarettes. I can remember barely hanging on through the withdrawal process and now knowing what to do, if I should just smoke again or hang on further or what. I was so miserable and desperate and uncomfortable. Again, I could not see a light at the end of the tunnel. I had no hope for a better future and so I just held on with sheer faith that I might make it through some how (how pathetic is that, over mere nicotine withdrawal….ha! But this is what addiction reduces us to!)
Based on these experiences, I think everyone has to have some degree of faith in order to go through the recovery process. Or maybe we should say, part of the recovery process is in developing a small amount of faith, that things will work out in the future if you just hold on.
How to embrace the recovery process if you don't even know where to start
Start with surrender. Just give up the struggle, give up everything, let go of your addiction entirely.
Do this by asking for help. Ask someone you trust, someone you love, what you can do to overcome your addiction. Ask them to find help for you.
Then, follow their directions. Don't question their suggestions, just take their advice and follow through. If they suggest you go to rehab, then go to treatment. Don't get all caught up in which treatment center or where you are going or what type of services they offer. Those are the sort of details that you leave up to your higher power. That is the faith part. That is the trusting part. Leave the details up to someone else and just start taking action. Put one foot in front of the other and start working towards your sobriety.
The easiest and surest path to this is through inpatient treatment. Not that this is a magic bullet, or that it works every time for every person (because it does not) but that this is the best option that you have in most cases. It is the default choice for a good reason.
And when I was still struggling with addiction I had to find a way to embrace this choice. This was a process that took several years for me to come to terms with. I went to 3 inpatient rehabs total before I finally "got it." The first two were a warm up, apparently. I was not ready yet. I had not surrendered yet. And in exposing myself to rehab, I built a fear of them because they represented abstinence to me. I became afraid of them because of what they represented. And so I had to work through this fear in order to finally make the leap of faith. But to do so I did not really work through anything, instead I just became miserable to the point that I no longer cared. I was afraid to go to rehab, but at some point my misery outweighed that fear. This is the honest truth.
So if you are lost for how to trust in the process, then simply ask for help and give yourself fully to the solution that is presented. Ask for help and if they send you to rehab, then go and try to soak up whatever information you can. This will lead you to all kinds of new possibilities and positive connections in your recovery journey.


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G/G, The worst fear is the fear of fear itself, we could wrap the kids in cotton wool and never let them out of our sight, they would become paranoid, never be streetwise and worst of all never know the excitement of adventure.When my very quiet Granddaughter took her gap year from Uni and went round the world I was reading her computer dairy every night worried to death I need not have she had a wonderful time, came back a much more open and happy person saying she had never seen anything bad.As an 18 year old soldier you learned that jumping at every unexpected happening did not ease anything so you pushed fear aside and got on with what you had to do.Our children are learning from us and each other, schools are very aware of the dangers outside the schools ( mainly mad mothers dropping their kids from 4x4's into the classroom and to h@## with all others) and they do teach the children what to watch out for. It was always so, we may think we had a safer life although children did go missing and murdered, we did not have the wall to wall media back then reporting it all.Children like adventure, they think as we all did they are fireproof it is another way of learning and we have to give them the freedom they at times crave.It is often said and I do not know if it is true that children have most to fear from family and friends of family, how do we tell them that?
Stockton today another warm sunny day until now, cooling down a bit and wind getting up although a very good weekend all round.Did not get much done in the garden today, daughter brought the wedding DVD's so we watched them then cut a load of extra discs on my laptop.The old machine did the job well so I am asking myself why buy a new one?
MMP, you are between the rock and the hard place when it comes to technology, my grandchildren had to grow a bit before they got TV in their rooms and at the same time they had to play sport go swimming and still do they love it. Of course they had mad aunts and uncles to take them to all those things and most weeks have a sleep out at one of them, that way you tend to get rounded children who can hold their own in most situations.They had laptops or computers from being able to crawl as it is technology they will need to compete in life and at twelve and eight can fix my laptop for me in the blink of an eye. What do we do? somethings they must have other things they should be kept away from and anything war game is one of those things including those crash bang thank you ma'am films all the rage at the moment on TV and Cinema.They carry phones for safety and can use them better than me, they have Ipods and other things although they play out in the gardens when possible, it is a bit of everything for them, Camping holidays with the Caravan sees them out in the open climbing or walking and gardening with granddad, they love eating the stuff we grow, a carrot washed off with the hose pipe tastes much better to them.You are obviously a good mother the problem being a balance between them not seeming to be too different to their friends yet not giving in to all demands, they do learn that not all things are available or even possible in time, five is a bit young for those things you talk about.As to History, those of us who lived through the war years know every twist and turn they were burned into us, to the modern kids it is old hat and those who do study it always come up with things we should have done better? yes well they were not there.
I ask? who would know, a brown paper packet a quick shuffle up to said plant a shake of said plant, a faint rattle of seed in brown paper packet as it disappears into copious pocket of baggy gardening trews, or North of the border under the Kilt.Who would be brave enough to go searching under a Kilt I ask.There are how many million gardens in the UK, not enough Police to catch the local criminals so who is to watch you sneaking seed off your own plants. It would of course be a good idea not to fall out with your neighbours, they could grass you up (using seed I hope), A couple of old gardening mates have told me the stuff on my garage shelves was outlawed twenty years ago, well they ain't caught me yet.I say B@##@ to the Europeans and carry on as normal, I would have a field day if I was caught, standing up in Court explaining how the prevailing winds scattered the seed with no help from me so it must be the hand of God.
Pentille Driving in Cairo was an experience Apart from the locals not quite sure which side of the road they should drive on, the overloaded horse carts with poor old nags with no MOT and that was only the drivers, the horses were something else, the beauty being I was in a military vehicle with huge bull bars, they got out of my way.
My rant today concerns Chelsea. I watched hours of it in the hope of seeing some of the other gold medal winners instead of the same dozen over and over again. Allan would do some then Joe would do them again then we got a couple of "err" Celebrities?? is that the correct word I ask? who did it all again. 92 Gold medals and we saw only a few. I managed last night Saturday but not tonight knowing it would be more of the same.BBC The show is CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW not the Allan Joe and Nicki show, we want to see gardens flowers plants and some of the side tents with the latest gardening gear not b@#@#@ presenters flouncing and preening round looking smug.We have more garden shows to come so more gardens less presenters please, please, pretty please.
Love them or hate speed bumps, I hate them, whether they work or not, I think not they are here to stay along with the narrowing the roads to single carriageway and those ridiculous cutting the road to one lane with huge who has priority notices, who thought that one up.As to tail gaters ignore them, I am not even tempted to give them the finger these days, I drive as I wish and conclude every other road user is an idiot let them get on with it, having driven all types of vehicle on four Continents my conclusion is even the Cairo traffic is preferable to those mad women on the school run here, I saw some horrendous driving in the London school run hours so much so I would park up and go for breakfast whilst they proceeded to kill their precious bundles of joy. Anger, time issues, trying to fit too much into your day do not make good drivers just accidents.
Sue all front engined cars have coil springs supporting the engine mount axle chassis with oil filled dampers and shock absorbers to iron out the shocks.My contention over speed bumps is the idiots speed over them no matter what so they do not calm the people who cause most of the accidents.The section of lane with no speed bumps but hidden camera's works, the idiots wait until they get to the speed bump area knowing there are no camera's.As too house with garages, every house on this small estate has a long drive and a garage behind the house, I can get five cars on mine yet they still park on the road, driving away the other day I had to weave through cars all standing next to empty drives. Of course it would take a few more seconds to either reverse or drive on and off the drive.I am going to hire a large truck and park it all day to block the road, see what they say then.Charlie, the bulldozer has been done up here, a builder removed one from in front of his drive and won, they moved it a couple of yards when they put it back so it was not across his drive.
Charlie, a climber in the Army is an Infantry man, climbing out of foxholes, climbing out of ditches, climbing out of streams and even rivers, climbing out of troop carriers and finally climbing out of kit uniform boots and gaiters dropping into bed in need of support and rest.
Today's rant is Speed Bumps!!! What use are they? what do they actually do apart from break the car springs?, who needs them?I go up the lane for my Paper and it means traversing six speed bumps each way, why? the idiots just speed over them anyway, the safe drivers are already below the speed limit and the cost of a new spring plus labour is £250. that is what it cost me.They are in disrepair so the slope up is like traversing the North face of the Eiger, the downside you disappear into what looks like a tank trap and because there were once grass verges next to them they have become peat bogs because drivers bump up the kerb rather than risk death in the local A&E. The worst offenders are women on the school run with kids being thrown about like bags of washing in the back, the rest of the day we hardly see a vehicle apart from the 60 odd horse drawn vehicles that went along the lane two weeks ago.Our Council have hidden camera's everywhere "err" a thought i better check my bathroom out. they could get the mad heads anytime so why mar the lovely potholed thoroughfare by adding speed bumps or as I call them "ar##" busters.I rest my case.
Stockton is Sunny and warm, clear blue sky. The bedding was stripped washed and on the line drying early, take advantage is my motto.
My Grandson playing one of those war games where robotic figures get shot at with a million bullets asked me if it was like real life.My reply was everything you need in the Infantry you carry on your back and that would not include a million rounds, you learned to conserve rounds and everything else including food, water was more important.The day I handed those weapons in for the last time was the last time I wanted to handle them, this need to have guns seems sick to me. They are deadly dangerous things in the hands of trained people god help us when untrained idiots get hold of them, ban the lot I say.
Gilly, in the SM the other day an assistant I knew said she would put my half dozen items through the self service till, with reluctance I agreed, big mistake.Same thing wrong bag, refused to read the codes, told us bag had unidentified item then after twice the time through a manned till it refused my card twice, that gives you one more go before it eats the card.This is three tries and three failures I told her I will only use the service tills in future, her reply! "I do not blame you"?


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Young Jeezy aka Jay Jenkins was dayum near tootless in a photo that leaked online earlier today. Reports are that the popular gangsta rap artist suffered an embarrassing 'wardrobe' malfunction when his entire front set of teeth fellShow More Summary
After the year he had, Cam Newton needed a new song. On Saturday, Young Jeezy took care of that in collaboration with Under Armour. The rapper put together a hard, catchy song called "Hit Um" to honor the Carolina Panthers quarterback and his MVP season. Take a listen: This song has probably been in the works for a while. Show More Summary
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From Kendrick Lamar to formerly young Jeezy, more and more big-name rappers are willing to explicitly discuss their faith on the record The post Rap's crossroads: Why today's big-name rappers are daring to be religious appeared first on Macleans.ca.
Young Jeezy finally released a visual for "Sweet Life," his surprising collaboration with Janelle Monae. The Snowman's latest visual continues his message of being the preacher for the streets. Continue reading…
Stop the violence… Anthony Tolson Murdered A famed bassist was tragically killed in Detroit during the Christmas holiday while going to see his family. 33-year-old Anthony Tolson, who toured with the likes of Young Jeezy and Ne-Yo, was murdered
Jay "Young Jeezy" Jenkins, now known as "Jeezy," seemingly helped pioneered the genre called "trap music." However, political concepts laced his lyrics, which gave insight into life from his viewpoint. Via CNN, Young Jeezy was able to express his thoughts towards this country in a number of political topics. Show More Summary
If you're a big name rapper or R&B singer this Thanksgiving, you're probably up to your elbows in bird right now -- just ask Big Sean, Young Jeezy, Chris Brown and Fetty Wap. Jeezy's Street Dreamz Foundation handed out 200 boxes of food for…
While Young Jeezy is out spreading his thug gospel with 'Church in These Streets,' he's also doing quite a bit of good in the hood! [READ: Jeezy Pens Open Letter on Social Injustice + Releases 'GOD' Single (AUDIO)] 'Pastor Young' flew into Philadelphia a few days ago for a show but arrived in the city […] Straight From The A [SFTA] - Atlanta Entertainment Industry Gossip & News
Kirk Franklin kicked off The Breakfast Club's "Church in the Streets" round of interviews last Friday which was anchored out by Pastor Young Jeezy. However, the jewels dropped by the Grammy Award-winning gospel superstar were both bountiful and undeniable. Continue
Jeezy's nickname in the streets may be The Snowman, but right now he's likely feeling like Def Jam Recordings is freezing him out.
Welp… it's official! Jay Jenkins (aka Young Jeezy) just won the legal battle filed by his best friend, Demetrius Ellerbee. [FLASHBACK; Young Jeezy's Best Friends Sues For Half His Earnings + Watch 'Hustlerz Ambition' (FULL VIDEO) ]Show More Summary
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Lord Sugar believes The Great British Bake Off will be "a total disaster" following its move from the BBC to Channel 4.
She used to lay on the tea and buns for the cast of the popular BBC sitcom Give my Head Peace - but glamorous Christine Bleakley was the star of the show at the weekend.
Chris Evans, Joanna Lumley and Ken Bruce will be among the celebrities paying tribute to Sir Terry Wogan at a special event at Westminster Abbey today.
Noelle Reno has spoken of how "desperate" her former boyfriend, bankrupt property tycoon Scot Young, had become towards the end of his life before he fell to his death from a London balcony in December 2014.
Ed Balls has admitted he is "weakening" under pressure to get a spray tan to give him a glow on Strictly Come Dancing.
Lord Sugar believes The Great British Bake Off will be "a total disaster" following its move from the BBC to Channel 4.
The executive producer of both Victoria and Poldark has admitted he was worried when the dramas went up against each other on rival channels.
Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey has said mothers do not get "nearly enough credit" for the work they do when it comes to balancing their working and personal lives.
Quiz show host Nicholas Parsons has admitted that he is still worried about ending up on the professional scrapheap at the age of 92.
Journalist Martin Bashir has been appointed as the new religious affairs correspondent for the BBC.
Pointless presenter Alexander Armstrong would be "deeply upset" if the popular programme changed in any way or switched channels, he said.
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into axed housemate Christopher Biggins's comments about bisexuality on Celebrity Big Brother.
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The Oscar-winning actor will take part in a climate change discussion before the U.S. debut of his documentary Before the Flood.
Faith Evans lifted up part of her white dress to dance but accidentally exposed herself onstage.
The British singer is a longtime friend of Calvin Harris, and supported his friend after the break-up in June (16).
Police have launched an investigation into comments about Indian people made by sacked Coronation Street actor Marc Anwar.
Matt LeBlanc has signed a two-series deal with the BBC to host Top Gear when it returns in 2017.
The Ulster Orchestra made the best possible start to its 50th anniversary season on Friday with the announcement that their star principal conductor Rafael Payare has agreed to a further two-year extension of his contract, with the title of music director.
MPs are to look at the sell-off of The Great British Bake Off.
Strictly Come Dancing's Judge Rinder has vowed not to go "the full monty" despite stealing the limelight by flashing his torso.
Matt LeBlanc has reportedly put pen to paper on a major new deal which will expand his role on the Top Gear TV show.
Sharon Osbourne chose Honey G to fill in the space left by Ivy Grace Paredes, who had to drop out due to visa issues.
A teenager last night apologised and denied he was mocking the Catholic Church after shocking footage appeared on the internet of him swearing while standing at an altar.
The stars' feud began last year when 50 Cent accused producers of Empire of copying his hit show Power's promotional tactics.
The Trainwreck comic made the most of her moment when she was caught on camera in the crowd on Sunday (25Sep16).
It may sound like an unlikely musical collaboration and the ultimate clash of styles - but Northern Ireland's singing clergymen The Priests have revealed they want to perform with Lady Gaga.
Actor Jimmy Nesbitt was gripped by a Coleraine cliffhanger at Ballycastle Road.
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Debra Messing finally reunites with co-stars after missing out on TV special in January (16).
The project is being shopped to major movie studios.
The couple hosted a Mexican-themed wedding.
Mick Jagger and James Corden also attended the party.
Robbie Williams has announced that he is releasing a new album in November.
Sarah Jessica Parker says the return of Sex And The City remains a "possibility".
Star Wars props and artefacts will go on display in the UK for the first time as part of a new experience that will also give fans the chance to use technology to create their own Star Wars identity.
Actor Matthew McConaughey says he is considering a return to romantic comedies despite his recent success in more serious roles.
The son of reggae legend Bob Marley has called for more social consciousness in music, saying his father believed songs should have strong messages.
Rapper Honey G has been given a second chance on The X Factor after being invited back on the show.
Ed Balls has told how he was left red-faced after accidentally asking for a fluffer during a photoshoot for Strictly Come Dancing.
Female movie directors are under-represented in the industry because they are struggling to gain the trust of men at the top, according to the first black female director to open to London Film Festival.
Robbie Williams has announced that he is releasing a new album in November.
Countryfile has crowned the 2016 winner of the annual One Man And His Dog competition.
Female movie directors are under-represented in the industry because they are struggling to gain the trust of men at the top, according to the first black female director to open to London Film Festival.
Fans of Victoria Wood will be able to choose the character for the planned statue of the late comedian.
The reality star-turned-designer celebrated on Friday with a host of celebrity pals.
This is the third time down the aisle for the 48-year-old actor, who split from second wife Diane Lane in 2013.
The rap superstar performed a series of hits, including Touch the Sky, Gold Digger and Black Skinhead.
Chris Martin entertained fans at the Global Citizen Festival in New York on Saturday by performing an impromptu set after learning headliner Rihanna was running late.
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A small Texas town has high expectations for its top-ranked football team.

Air Dates: 2006 - Present
Genres: Drama, Football
Network: NBC
Season 5, Ep. 13 : AlwaysFeb 9, 2011
The Taylors face several decisions that could permanently change their lives; Julie's plans for the future surprise Coach and Tami; the Lions go to State.
Season 5, Ep. 12 : Texas WhateverFeb 2, 2011
Coach Taylor receives an offer he can't refuse; Tim reassesses his future plans when an old flame returns to Dillon; the fate of East Dillon's football program is decided.
Season 5, Ep. 11 : The MarchJan 26, 2011
Coach Taylor feels threatened by budget cuts; Tami flies to Pennsylvania for an opportunity; the Lions embark on their quest for state.
Season 5, Ep. 10 : Don't GoJan 19, 2011
An elite college program courts Coach Taylor; Vince works to earn his starting spot back; friends and family speak at Tim's parole hearing.
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Coach threatens to suspend Vince; Billy receives some surprising news from Mindy; Becky begins a new job; Tami and Epyck's relationship grows.
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You can snag these posters at the Hub Network's Comic-Con booth in San Diego this week — then vote for your favorite member of the Mane 6 here starting July 22. The winner will get her own marathon in September, right before the TV premiere of My Little Pony Equestria Girls.
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