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Economic, Political and Military Intervention
The taking over of tasks in effect is the substitution of a US policy instrument for that of an existing or new client
Such a step is extremely important to both the US and the Client because it means that the patron client relationship has shifted from one of advice and surveillance to one where the client is an observer and the US is doing the heavy lifting
With such a shift – no matter how much effort made to mask US involvement – means that the US is responsible and if failure occurs it will do much damage to US credibility and prestige
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Two of the Costigan girls married. These were Catherine Fitzsimons who married Vernon Dorsey and Susan Reeder who married Dr. Lewis James Sutton. The "misses" Costigans consisted of:
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On 21 March 1884, a new house at Summerseat was completed by contractor, C. E. Bennett; and by 10 July 1884, the "Misses" Costigan had moved into their new house. A two-story tenant house was built at the same time by William Collins, a mulatto carpenter.
Mary Hammond Costigan died in 1885 and left her part of Summerseat to her sisters. Sarah Martin Costigan died in 1918 and left her part to the unmarried sisters. Frances McDonnell Costigan died on 6 August 1930. Her will, made out in 1906, left her estate to her sisters Sarah Hammond Costigan and Dicandia Dorsey Costigan. Dicandia Dorsey Costigan died in 1931 and left all of her estate to her sister, Susan Reeder Sutton.
Susan R. Sutton sold what was left of Summerseat to Vernon Dorsey on 27 November 1931. The will of Vernon Dorsey, probated 17 August 1953, left his property to his wife, Evelyn Dorsey. She sold Summerseat to her stepson, Gilbert Dorsey, on 19 March 1955. Gilbert's widow, Jean Dorsey Burgee sold the tract, 128.638-acres to Robert C. and Shelva Davis on 25 February 1985. Then finally, on 27 September 2001, Robert C. and Shelva J. Davis sold the tract to the group Summerseat Farm, Inc. See Board of Directors.
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Atop the shaded knoll is situated the main house at Summerseat, which is a Queen Anne style, two story, frame dwelling. Immediately around the house are several outbuildings, probably constructed in the early twentieth century. There is, on the west side of the house, a brick dairy/root cellar and a smokehouse. Just outside the garden is the Costigan family cemetery; a frame storage (gardening) shed; a frame (potting) shed; and a clapboard covered garage (mower storage).
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The mother of Charles Antwi, the man who was convicted by an Accra circuit court Tuesday for illegally possessing a gun, says he is mentally ill.
Speaking to Accra-based Joy FM hours after her son was convicted, Madam Afia Agyapongmaa said Antwi had a mental problem for two years now.
She said at a point, he made reference to killing the President, but she did not take it seriously because of his poor mental state.
Madam Agyapongmaa said there had been attempts to seek help for Antwi at a prayer camp.
"It comes and goes", she said of her son's alleged mental illness, adding that she was surprised that her son was handed a 10-year jail term despite indications that he was mentally unstable.
Antwi was arrested on Sunday at the Ringway Gospel Centre branch of the Assemblies of God Church where the President John Mahama and his family worship regularly.
According to him, he had gone to the church to kill the president but the president was not in church on that day.
In his confession, the convict said he was fed up with the "dumsor" situation and had gone to Libya prior to attempting the assassination on the President.
He said he felt cheated by the President Mahama following the death of Prof Atta Mills since he believed he (Antwi) was supposed to be the next president of Ghana.
He told the court that the day he was picked up was the fourth time he had gone to the church to launch his attack but on the three occasions, the president was not present.
He said on a single occasion that the President showed up in church he (Antwi) did not have a gun.
He was convicted on one count of possessing a firearm without licence by the court presided over by Justice Francis Obiri.
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What is Watsu?
Watsu is a passive form of aquatic bodywork that supports and gently moves a person through warm water in graceful, fluid movements.
Watsu began in 1980 in Harbin Hot Springs with Harold Dull. Harold Dull began developing it by floating his Zen Shiatsu students in warm water applying its stretches and moves.
Watsu is also called aquatic shiatsu.
Benefits of Watsu
There are many benefits to watsu treatments. Watsu promotes a deep state of relaxation. By supporting, rocking, and moving the whole body while stretching a leg or arm, Watsu lessens the resistance there is when a limb is worked in isolation. Watsu helps decrease muscle tension and increase range of motion. The support of the water provides relief from compression forces in the joints. The movements through the water provide gentle stretching into all ranges for the spine and extremities while these joints are unloaded.
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"Law & Order: SVU" Season 17 Episode 6 "Maternal Instincts" will air on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2015, at 9:00 p.m. on NBC. It seems like the Manhattan Special Victims Unit will be finding themselves with a lot on their hands as they welcome a new member to their team, who will assist them with a rather musical case for the week; and as a small Rollins family reunion goes awry in the worst way possible. WARNING: This article will contain spoilers for "Law & Order: SVU" Season 17 Episode 6 "Maternal Instincts". Read on to learn more about the new team member and the case of the week, and to learn more about Detective Amanda Rollins' (Kelli Giddish) mother, and to learn more as to what kind of new trouble her younger sister is putting her into.
Coming off from last week's episode, it was only a matter of time before fans and viewers would meet Lieutenant Olivia Benson's (Mariska Hargitay) new second in command, Sergeant Mike Dodds (Andy Karl), who was forced upon their team by his father, Deputy Chief Dodds (Peter Gallagher). True enough, Sergeant Mike Dodds will be making his first appearance in this Wednesday's episode.
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A series of misunderstandings lead the Bradys to believe that Alice and Sam are getting married when they are really going out to bowl and then going to Sam's cousin Claria's wedding.
- Note: At the end of the episode Alice announces to Carol and Mike that she and Sam are engaged. There is no subsequent mention of a wedding in the series.
When Jan and Marcia overhear Alice and Sam discussing elopement, they mistakenly believe they plan to elope. The family prepares a wedding reception, while Carol begins interviewing a replacement housekeeper for Alice's honeymoon. Sam (Allan Melvin) and Alice were actually discussing a cousin's elopement, and reveal the misunderstanding at the reception. In the subplot, Bobby is trying to learn to play the organ on an old portable.
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They want to support Alice as much as they can on what should be the happiest day of her life, without letting her know that they know until she tells them. So when Alice and Sam have an argument that affects their Saturday night date - the time when the family thinks they are supposed to elope - the family does whatever it can to make sure that Alice and Sam keep their Saturday night date "for better or worse".
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This will continue our crash-course series about European medieval fighting with "armor." You can find part one is here. If you have not read that first post, I highly suggest you do, otherwise you may find yourself lost. The armors your fighters wear is just as important as the weapons they use.
Armor is the difference between life and death, coming out unscathed and suffering a lifetime of disfigurement. Even the poorest peasants would at least buy a helmet. Any kind of helmet is better than nothing! We even wear helmets in modern sports, over all other pads! Just like with weapons, there is a wealth of variations and unique productions, but I will try to keep things to simple terms here.
This post is broken up into sections, so if you're not interested in a section, feel free to skip over it.
What are the primary attributes of armor?
Armor has two many attributes that everyone is concerned about. These attributes are the mobility and the protection that a particular armor provides. There are some trade-offs, but armorers have made advances in both.
Protection is provided by distributing and redirecting forces from weapons, and absorbing energy from impacts. This is true of modern armor, too. Most of modern armors, like kevlar, capitalizes on the absorbing energy strategy.
Mobility is provided by different armors in a few different ways. Mobility is achieved by articulation around joints and/or flexibility of the protective material itself. The kind of armor determines how mobility is maintained.
What are the basic kinds of armor?
All armor can be categorized as padded, chain, or plated armor. Some armors combine these, such as the Moghul plated chain. Some sets of armor transition from type to the next, and styles change from culture to culture and from time period to time period. In any case, this framework here is presented to understanding them.
Padded armors simply attempt to dull impacts and blunt blades. They're made of thick, tough fabric, often canvas or "duck" fabric. The act of cutting fabric takes some energy out of the cut, and is actually considered the standard type of armor for HEMA tournaments and sport fencing. Generally, padding was worn under other kinds of armor, as a kind of cushioning layer between the protective material (usually metal) and the skin. From personal experience with this kind of armor, I can say that it does an okay job. It protects just fine against blunted weapons, but I have seen them tear against blunt blades. These types of armor are often called "gambesons" or "aketons" or "padded jackets" or what-have-you for various other languages.
The next kind of armor is chainmail. It acts like padded armor, but has the benefit of being made of metal. It is great at turning arrow blades and dulling blade edges. There are historical accounts of crusaders looking like pincushions, having been hit with many arrows, but not being harmed because the arrowhead merely got stuck in their chainmail. It is also very flexible, with all those interlocking rings acting like little joints. There are still some finer points to this armor, like what size the rings are, how it is tailored, if it is 4-in-1 or 6-in-1, and so forth. In many cases, chainmail went over padded clothes. The idea is that the chainmail would blunt any blades or turn any points away from the user, and the pads underneath would absorb any impact.
There are some other important notes about chainmail: joints can be armored without sacrificing any movement, and it can be comfortably worn under clothes. Important figures (such as bishops, kings, etc.) would even wear chainmail under their clothes for extra protection, like Frodo does in Lord of the Rings. This style of armor was not unique to Europe, and was quite popular for a while. Also, butted and riveted mail both existed, with riveted being stronger, and both types of mail took a lot of time to make.
The final kind of armor is plate armor, to which even modern kevlar belongs. Plate armor provides protection by distributing or redirecting the force of any impact, and provides mobility by articulating joints. Many times, the padding underneath joints was covered in chainmail, as most masters instruct their students to aim for the gaps when fighting an armored foe. Yes, insides of joints could be plated as well, but it requires some planning, and it was generally more important to cover the outside of the joints.
Let's talk about weight and maneuverability
Armor that is so heavy that you cannot effectively move in it is not useful at all! Warriors would train in armor and develop the muscles needed to effectively move in combat, giving them both protection and mobility. In general, people who are warriors will be in the correct condition to wear it without compromising their battle effectiveness.
Typical late medieval plate armor weight anywhere from 15–27 kg (25–60 lbs). While that does sound heavy, consider that most of that weight is supported by your legs and hips. The Fitness Institute of Texas of the University of Texas at Austin reports that even the least fit individuals they tested on a leg press can do at least one rep of 1.79 times their body weight for women and 2.49 times their body weight for men. (At the other end- the really fit people got 3.71 times their body weight for women and 4.84 their body weight for men.) One should also consider that hikers travel quite long distances with packs and the "general rule" is no more than 33% of your body weight for multi-day trips. A battle, which often lasts much less than one day, will allow that limit to increase. An extra 10% — 30% of your body weight will not stop you from moving, and certainly not prevent you from performing well in combat. One should not think that it was effortless, because some effort did go into moving about, but proper armor does not restrict movement or stop the warrior from being effective.
Still not convinced plate armor allows you to move? Look at the video below, which does a great job of demonstrating mobility in armor. It is a little longer than 19 minutes, but it is a good one. It even shows how it stacks up against some Japanese armor from the sengoku jidai, so there is a maximum of ~200 years between the two.
These armor sets came from very different backgrounds, but the similarities are striking, even for people who study this sort of thing.
It is true that armor for foot-fighting is more mobile than armor meant for riding. Tournament jousting armor sometimes makes arms immobile or has projections to help support the weight of the lance. (Close examination of the first photograph in this post reveals some of these projections, which is a clear indicator that it is meant for tournament jousting only.) Most of tournament jousting armor has increased front protection, greatly vision-impairing visors, and less armor in the back. After all, they were meant for a joust, not melee fighting, and the strike was coming from the front.
Are armors meant for specific weapons or styles?
The answer here is mostly no. Armorers do respond to the kinds of weapons being used against warriors, but it takes far too long in combat to switch from one type of armor to another, so whatever people put on had to serve them through the whole battle. There are specialized armors for specific kinds of fighting, but most were meant to provide general all-around protection. An example may be most helpful here.
Shown here is a drawing of a man-at-arms, a man who fights on foot. (Those who fight on horseback are called knights, but sometimes "knight" can apply to both kinds of warrior.) How do I know this armor is meant for fighting on foot, not for jousting in a tournament, or even for a mounted knight? There is no label, yet I know for several reasons.
First, look at the face, and note: you can see it! Vision is one of the most important senses for a normal human in a fight. It was common practice of the 14th century to have a removable visor for melee combat, allowing the bearer of that armor more awareness of his surroundings. If this armor was meant for, say, lances, he would want something protecting his face, and he would only require a very narrow field of vision. (Once again, go back to the first picture and look at the helmet.)
Second, notice how well-articulated the legs and arms are. This man is set to run, jump, fence, grapple, and wrestle and generally be a one-man tank. (Remember, "Panzer" is the german word for both their tanks and their breastplates.) Knights really were the tank of their era: you can send them in to break up infantry formations, hold and seize ground, or provide cover for more lightly armored or otherwise vulnerable troops.
To review: this man is wearing armor particularly for foot-fighting because his visor is off, and he has well-articulated joints. This particular set of armor could also be used for mounted combat, but jousting would be a fairly risky activity without that visor! As I have said before, armors were meant to be fairly versatile, and therefore most could be used in many situations.
I have as yet to encounter a European fighting tradition that does not cover armored and unarmored combat, except for English pugilism. Many treatises even go so far as to have a whole section dedicated to armored combat. Most treatises have their other sections identify techniques or stances are "better in armor than without armor." Many techniques from wrestling, dagger, and sword translate very well into armored fighting, so those sections about armored combat generally review what extra things armor lets you do, and the impact of half-swording. There are some techniques are terrible ideas to do against an opponent in armor (such as hitting their hands with your blade), and sometimes the masters are kind enough to point those out.
How did armor look? How can it be maintained?
Medieval armor can look anywhere from a normal steel grey to this beautiful blued armor. Painted armor was also not out of the question, because paint could be used to identify individual knights and also help prevent rust. There are some ceremonial or "parade" armors, where the armor would be covered in velvet or in other cloth, but the protection would not be as complete as it otherwise would be. Whatever a knight chooses to do to maintain their armor must also survive the rigors of combat.
Additionally, oil was often used to provide a layer of protection for the armor against the environment. Taking good care of armor was very important, as it cost about as much as a house and saved their owners from turning into mangled corpses. Such an important item deserves maintenance.
This particular breastplate is from the early days of the Renaissance, so the large dent could be from a musket or a hammer. There is a smaller dent up and to the left of it, and some small scratches on the piece as well. One should note the wear on the helmet. This indicated that most people decided to attempt to hit around the armor, which is in line with what various historic sources tell us to do. The scene etched onto the armor is supposed to show an ancient battle, and drawing such connections between (then) modern and ancient warriors was quite popular during the renaissance.
What about Shields?
The truth is, with the advent of plate armor and the rise of the two handed and hand-and-a-half swords, shields fell out of use with the knightly class. After all, if you were already a tank without a shield, you can forgo the shield and gain a free hand to open doors, grapple, and make rude gestures at your enemy. The ability to manipulate the world with hands is a big perk, so loosing the shield seems like an advantage. Lesser armored units, such as archers who would almost never wear full plate, would still use shields in the high medieval period, and that shield was often a buckler!
The real problem here is that very little detailed literature exists concerning shield-bearing knights, so recreating those techniques often rely on non-warrior accounts and extrapolate from sword and buckler systems which we do have. We can see from tapestries that knights used shields while mounted, such as in the Bayeaux Tapestry (below) showing the Norman invasion of England. These warriors look very different from what most people think of when their told to think of a "medieval knight."
There are some sources showing the use of shields, but often with a long knife ("Langes Messer" in German). Shields change the way you fight. Grappling and wrestling becomes much harder, but you can get away with many more long plays. It was therefore common for shield-users to wear lighter armor, because the shield gives them the protection they would otherwise have with heavier armor.
If you want to find techniques for even earlier use of weapon and shield combos, you are out of luck. We simply have no combat manuals from the Romans, Gauls, Celts, Germani, or Greeks, and their ways of fighting are subject to speculation and, perhaps, the occasional reference from a writer. There is some evidence from art, but artists are known to take liberties with their work throughout all of time.


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| Mendai Decovrii chapter 1 . 3/7/2014
Well, I could never leave someone in need ;)
I really enjoyed this. It wasn't super emotional or anything - no bawling, or giggling, or anything like that. But it was thought provoking, which is just as good. I'd never really thought about the fact that Sam didn't just miss a whole year (?) of his life, he missed a year of Dean's life - all the changes that came over Dean during that time were completely lost on Sam. And you did a good job of drawing that out. And also picturing Dean's self-loathing, dealing with Gwen, drinking, etc. Nicely done!
| iamtryN chapter 1 . 6/1/2011
poor Dean! Thanks for sharing!
| ccase13 chapter 1 . 4/27/2011
I like this one. Dean's lack of reaction to killing Gwen bothered me too. Thanks for writing for us.
| Nana56 chapter 1 . 3/17/2011
Yeah, Sam's right...Dean's not a killer. Not in the sense he's thinking he is. Sure he kills, but only when necessary. It's just his nature to feel responsible...he thinks he has to save everyone. :(
Enjoyed this very much. :)
| Moika chapter 1 . 3/14/2011
Really good! I have been bothered by Dean's lack of reaction to killing Gwen. He has been in a bad place most of this season. Are you going to continue this story?
| casammy chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
I believe that I affect gwen's death to dean but not in major scale, it was not really connected to gwen and dean has the full hands supporting s sammy to except for that while the wall could be ruined sam is very vulnerable and I think that for the first dean he is sammy, second and third party and demas, included gwen's death is secondary, and where this is demonstrated is when dean intervenes between sam and samuel for whom dean considers can hurt sammy, this scene for my is the important more, dean is again the hunter and big bro
| 7kstar chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
I liked this. I admit I'm getting tired of depressed dean though. I want to go back to the fun of hunting. I miss that. I kind of am mad that we were led to believe that was what was going to happen in season six.
And I agree Gwen was the only one you did like. They made us hate the rest. Its a shame because the boys could use more friends.
Nice points for both Sam and Dean.
| Jester's Tear82 chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
Your view of how Dean sees himself is very true (and sad :(
& I loved seeing him through Sam's eyes, as the caring person he really is rather than a killer. When I can picture a story being translated into an actual scene in an episode, that's my indication of a talented writer, and that's what you've done here, so THANK YOU!
| Vanessa Sgroi chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
Aw, this was just great. I really feel for Dean and can see I'm being down on himself like this. And honestly, I feel bad for Sam too because he doesn't really know what's gone on and, therefore, is at a loss for how to help.
| gaelicspirit chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
*smiles at you*
It's good to see that even when those who created him seem to have lost sight of who their hero is, those who love him haven't.
Thanks for filling in a gap.
| DeansBabyBird chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
Interesting. I hadn't really thought that Dean felt Gwen was different/ better? than the other 'family' but it was a nice exploration of that
I am relieved that you had Sam want to help Dean, it's nice to have good Sam back.
| Ainaof chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
Very nice work! The whole episode was very bothersome to me, on many levels - and what you address here with Dean was one of them. I love the way you explore Dean's feelings about what he is or what he's become. They really are pushing the whole "I'm a killer" agenda hard this season, and I agree with you, that just doesn't really fit Dean because of how much he cares about human life.
The understated and subtle way you show how much this is bothering Dean (drinking two bottles and still being sober? Only Dean) was clever work. I much prefer showing rather than telling in my stories. Great little details like that help make the story so much more.
| Guest chapter 1 . 3/13/2011
Wonderful! I absolutely loved this! Thanks for sharing! :)
| Noelani618 chapter 1 . 3/12/2011
This is just...wow, fantastic! And fits the episode perfectly.
Dean really has changed and the hope has just been sucked out of him, moreso this season then before. He can forgive his loved ones, always has, but he never seems to be able to forgive himself. ( And it doesn't help that Bobby and Cas both shut Dean down earlier in the season when he was worried about Sam. Cas does have the war in heaven to contend with, but he's not exactly forthcoming in telling Dean and Sam what's really going on so they can't help. He prefers to go behind their back. Okay, ranting done. Sorry about that.
This really is a great piece and personally I think its a perfect look at where both brothers are right now. Thanks for sharing!
| sylia91 chapter 1 . 3/12/2011
Dean has always had an almost endless capacity to forgive others before himself and especially anyone he loved. Sam and John are both prime examples. Dean's sense of self worth is seriously skewed but he never seemed to question that what they did was worth while. He may at times felt the sacrifices were more than Sam should make but not himself. I'm glad the last few episodes showed Sam championing Dean and what they do for their own sakes not as a means to drive an agenda. Dean needs that kind of boost. I seriously don't know how the man is not insane after the past few years. Dean's speech about family and forgiveness in this episode though were spot on and gave me chills since they really struck a chord. Lovely fic. I hope you have a follow up planned where Sam can carry out the dreaded chick flick that Dean obviously needs, heh.


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Hanging with Jack Fogg
Yesterday was quite the treat. I had lunch at one of my favorite NY dives with Jack Fogg, my editor at Random House UK. The cool thing about meeting someone you've had a lot of online interaction with is that you pick up where a handful of conversations have already left off. This cat has had an amazing life already, and he's only 31. The list of books he's acquired and authors he's worked with is stunning. One of his recent releases is the new Rod Stewart biography, which I'm dying to read after hearing what went into the writing of the book.
We ended up walking from SoHo back to Times Square, with a detour through the NY Public Library and a pub. It was fascinating to hear his perspective on the publishing business, what makes for a good editor, and about his own writing. Jack is the reason the UK edition is a tighter work than the original. He's also the one riding my ass to get the next books complete, so the rest of you can ease up a bit if you like. ;)
Definitely chomping at the bit, just using the in-between time to catch up on some other reading that I "need" to get done. In a way it's a good thing! Done yet? :-)
I guess I missed the memo on the UK revision – so it's a revised version of WOOL? Is this only available in the hardback? I'm looking to buy physical books, and this might force me to stop by the bookstore in London on my next trip!
Jack Fogg. Sounds like a character in a British spy novel. :)
Forgive me for shirking due diligence, and not slogging through old posts for an answer to a question asked, I'm sure, a quabillion times, (although, in the time and brevity I'm wasting with this long winded wind-up, I could've found it, forgotten it and remembered it again), but I sure would like to know if I can get one of them there Europeanish Wools. Signed, if possible!
I am prepared to beg/guilt you into it. Cards to play: 1) Woolite from way back (review #500 something on Amazon, "Wool gathering time is nigh"); 2) Well, that's it really..oh! Nope! This– emergency surgery for internal hernia last week! Pic of gnarly incision and staples on FB. Very I, Zombie like and gross!
And, pain meds, obviously, still a factor!
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Lesson 3: Celebrating Spiritual & Physical Fitness
The wise man said for everything there is a season. And if you live in Canada you know there are two seasons: winter and not-winter. For me the end of winter signals the start of netball season (think basketball for girls) and the start of five months of intense sporting activity that will undoubtedly force my body into top physical shape. By the middle of netball season I can loop my neighbourhood twice after work no problem, and run the court for an hour and still be ready to go. At the start of netball season, I can barely jog to the bottom of the street without passing out.In this week's lesson we talk about physical and spiritual fitness, states of being that we all strive for, but which we all struggle with.
Sports were kind of a big deal to the Greeks, which was probably why in his letter to the Corinthians (1 Cor 9:24-27) and again in his letter to the Philippians (Philip 3:12-14) Paul likens the Christian walk to a race. In a race there is a prize or a goal that every one strives for. Similarly in the Christian walk our aim is to grow in Christ, so that we can win the final prize of eternity with Him.
In order to compete well in a physical race, training, preparation and the "e" word (Exercise) are necessities. Yet consistency seems to be a problem for a lot of us when it comes to exercise. For me, as soon as the temperature drops below 10? C ( 50?F) it's a wrap. The only exercise I will be doing after that is the walk from my front door to my car. The consequence however is that the fitness that I worked so hard to achieve over the warmer months, wanes away due to lack of consistent exercise.
Isn't it kind of the same thing with our spiritual lives too? In order to develop the strong Christian characters that will take us through to the end, we need to exercise our faith. And this comes through challenging ourselves to study more; in taking chances based on our faith and in putting our complete trust in God. Too often though, we hit the winter season in our Christian athletics program. This winter season comes with distractions that shift the focus away from spiritual exercises. Distractions like exam periods, where we are too busy studying to have daily devotions; or work pressures that leave us too stretched to share an encouraging word with someone else; or even church activities that keep us so overscheduled we have no time to spend in meaningful prayer with God. Our winter season might even be a period of doubt, where we can't believe in God's promises to us because we can't see the tangible proof, and so we stand paralyzed, unable to exercise our faith. Whatever our winter season may be, the longer we stay in it, the more we will decline in our spiritual fitness.
The good news however is that it doesn't take a lot to get us going again in the right direction. Even a body that had not been exercised in a long while will begin to show improvements with small acts of physical activity. My creaky, lazy body may not be able to jog a mile my first week out. But I can walk around the block. And the next week I can walk two blocks, two times. In a month, if the exercise is consistent, six days a week for at least thirty minutes a day, I should be able to jog a couple miles without difficulty.
Our spiritual life is the same. Small steps like daily prayer and study and sharing our testimony with others help us develop the spiritual fitness we need to run Paul's race.
God expects us to maintain our physical beings and our spiritual beings by exercising both. So what are you waiting on to get going?
Ellis Gibson said:
i think that spiritual life is much more important compared to our earthly life.:~-
Brayden Sanchez said:
spiritual life is really more important than our earthly life-~'
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i think that we should always strike a balance between spiritual life and our physical life here on earth*,-
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This is a topic that is close to my heart… Best wishes!
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Showtimes are subject to change; call theater to confirm.
Running times do not necessarily reflect opening previews.
Opening Thursday
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End - See review.
Opening Friday
Black Book - Set in the last months of World War II, Black Book tells the story of Rachel (Carice van Houten), a gorgeous Jewish woman living in Holland who joins the resistance after her family is killed by the Nazis. A chance encounter with an influential Nazi officer, Muntze (Sebastian Koch, last seen in The Lives of Others), leads to an opportunity too rare for Rachel to pass up: the chance to work as an undercover spy in German headquarters. Rachel becomes Muntze's secretary and lover in an attempt to free imprisoned members of the resistance, but as the film progresses both her mission and her feelings for Muntze grow increasingly complicated. (reel.com/movie) 145 min. Ciné: 4, 7 and 10 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at 1 p.m. Saturday-Sunday.
Bug - "Exorcist" director William Friedkin directs this story of a veteran who sees insects everywhere. (Dallas Morning News)102 min. R. Beechwood: 1:20, 4:05, 7:05 and 9:45 p.m. daily starting Friday; Carmike: 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at 10 a.m. and 11:55 p.m. Friday-Saturday.
Science of Sleep - A playful romantic fantasy set inside the topsy-turvy brain of Stephane Miroux (Gael Garcia Bernal) an eccentric young man whose dreams constantly invade his waking life. While slumbering, he is the charismatic host of "Stephane TV," expounding on "The Science of Sleep" in front of cardboard cameras. In "real life," he has a boring job at a Parisian calendar publisher and pines for Stephanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg), the girl in the apartment across the hall. While Stephanie is initially charmed by Stephane, she is confused by his childishness and shaky connection to reality. Stephane's co-worker Guy (Alain Chabat), a vulgar but practical man, offers advice on the opposite sex, but Stephane is too far in the clouds to listen. Unable to find the secret to Stephanie's heart while awake, Stephane searches for the answer in his dreams. 105 min. Ciné: 5, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday.
Waitress - Adrienne Shelly would have been tickled by the warm words of praise her film so deservedly has received. Shelly, who wrote, directed and costarred in this rich little dramedy, was killed in her Manhattan apartment just before its Sundance premiere; knowing her fate makes watching the movie feel even more bittersweet. Keri Russell is absolutely radiant in this rare lead role, and she gets to show the kind of dramatic depth we haven't seen in a while from TV's "Felicity." Russell stars as Jenna, a small-town Southern waitress famous for making the best pies around, with inventive ingredients and names inspired by whatever is going on in her life. Lately, there's plenty. Jenna is miserably married to her pig of a husband (Jeremy Sisto, whose character is drawn a bit too two-dimensionally) and has been stashing away money with secret plans to leave him. Then she realizes she's carrying his child - the result of an unusual drunken romp - and in no time begins an ill-advised affair with her OB/GYN (Nathan Fillion). Cheryl Hines and Shelly co-star as her loyal diner co-workers. (Christy Lemire, Associate Press) 104 min. PG-13. Beechwood: 1:40, 4:25, 7:40 and 10:10 p.m. daily starting Friday.
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Delta Farce - 90 min. PG-13. Beechwood: 12:45, 2:55, 5:05, 7:25 and 9:35 p.m. today only; Carmike: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15 and 9:50 p.m. today only.
The Ex - 90 min. PG-13. Beechwood: 12:25, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. today only.
Fay Grim - 118 min. R. Ciné: 7 and 9:30 p.m. today only.
Henry Fool - 137 min. R. Ciné: 4:15 p.m. today only.
The Hills Have Eyes 2 - 89 min. R. Georgia Square: 4:15 and 9:55 p.m. today only.
Norbit - 90 min. PG-13. Georgia Square: 4:10 and 9:35 p.m. today only.
Sketches of Frank Gehry - Ciné: 5, 7 and 9:15 p.m. today only.
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28 Weeks Later - As the sequel to "28 Days Later" (one of the Action 5 top ten horror films of all time), this zombie sequel was a risky proposition from the start, but I am happy to report that it delivers - big time. Picking up 28 weeks after the events of "Days," the film follows the doomed attempts of the U.S. Army to repopulate London after the zombifying "Rage" virus has completely decimated the UK. Needless to say, all hell breaks loose within minutes and what follows is pure hopeless horror. While I love campy horror as much or more than the next fella, I have to give it up for a film that is willing to abandon all pretense and go straight for the jugular with unrelenting force. From the firebombing of the protected "Green Zone" (Geo-political commentary? You decide.) to the flaming zombie attack, "Weeks" is a masterful apocalyptic thrill ride. (Ryan Lewis, correspondent) 99 min. R. Beechwood: 1:45, 4:15, 7:25 and 9:45 p.m. today; 4:20 and 9:40 p.m. daily starting Friday; Carmike: Noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30 and 10 p.m. daily, with additional shows at 12:15 a.m. Friday-Saturday.
300 - Based on comic book legend and writer/illustrator Frank Miller's ("Sin City," "Daredevil," "Dark Knight Returns") graphic novel of the same name, "300" is the grisly story of the 300 Spartans who hacked and slashed their way to glory while defending their homeland against 100,000 Persians at the battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C. Far from a dry costume drama, "300" cranks up the violence and matches the bloody thrills with beautiful cinematography thanks to director Zack Snyder (who was also responsible for the killer 2004 "Dawn of the Dead" remake). (Ryan Lewis, correspondent) 116 min. R. Georgia Square: 1:10, 4:10, 7 and 9:40 p.m. daily starting Friday.
Are We Done Yet? - Ice Cube returns for this sequel to 2005's "Are We There Yet?" 92 min. PG. Georgia Square: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. daily starting Friday.
Bridge to Terabithia - The special effects in this coming-of-age fantasy tale are extremely high-tech yet feel distractingly clunky. (They come from Weta Digital, the same company that designed the visuals for the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.) Effortless performances from the two young stars ultimately make this movie worthwhile, regardless of the age of the kids watching. Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb star as the outcasts of Katherine Paterson's book, who form a friendship based on loneliness and a shared love of imagination. They merge his artistic skills with her talent for storytelling to create a magical land where they rule as king and queen. Robert Patrick plays Hutcherson's gruff, hardworking dad, with Zooey Deschanel (lovely as always) as the kids' supportive music teacher. If you've never read the book, here's a bit of advice: Bring tissues. (Christy Lemire, Associated Press) 95 min. PG. Georgia Square: 1, 4, 7 and 9:40 p.m. today; 4:15 and 9:55 p.m. daily starting Friday.
Disney's The Lion King - Elbert Theatre: 2 p.m. Sunday.
Disturbia - I was ready to write this one off as a low-rent "Rear Window" knockoff, but was quite pleasantly surprised to find a high-rent, clever "Rear Window" knockoff. What easily could have been a stale retread wound up being a truly tense thriller that while formulaic is plenty enjoyable. The teen romance subplot does an admirable job of recreating the fine line between exuberance and heartache that is young love, and David Morse's villainous Mr. Turner is the very definition of the creepy villain archetype. It's not high art, but it is an enjoyable ride! (Ryan Lewis, correspondent) 104 min. R. Carmike: 1:45, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. today; 9:35 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at midnight Friday-Saturday.
Firehouse Dog - A top canine star gets lost and is adopted by firefighters. 111 min. PG. Georgia Square: 1:15 and 7:15 p.m. daily.
Georgia Rule - Although she shares the screen with acting heavyweights Jane Fonda and Felicity Huffman, Lindsay Lohan is the one who, for better and worse, grabs our attention. Strutting around a small Idaho town in oversized aviator sunglasses, stylish off-the-shoulder tops, skinny jeans and wedges, her party-girl character Rachel looks, sounds and acts like ... well, like Lindsay Lohan. Then, of course, we all walk into "Georgia Rule" with the knowledge that this is the movie that earned Lohan an ugly, public reprimand from James G. Robinson, the Morgan Creek Productions CEO who wrote a letter scolding her for her absences during shooting. All that, however, wears off eventually. And then you are left, for a very long time, with a film that is chock-full of dysfunctional family cliches - a hodgepodge of histrionics that's just painfully shrill to endure. (Christy Lemire, Associated Press) 113 min. R. Beechwood: 2, 4:30, 7:10 and 9:40 p.m. today; 1:45 and 7:10 p.m. daily starting Friday; Carmike: 1:15, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:45 p.m. today; 1:15 and 4:30 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at 10 a.m. Friday-Saturday.
Hot Fuzz - The "Spaced" and "Shaun of the Dead" crew have done it again. While only time will tell if this buddy-cop-action-genre send up is the classic that the team's previous projects have been, one thing is certain: "Hot Fuzz" is freaking hilarious. I am talking face-pain-inducing hilarity. Packed with tons of familiar faces from UK comedy (also look for cameos by Peter Jackson, Cate Blanchett and the guy who played Belloq in "Raiders of the Lost Ark") and sporting one of the most grotesque death scenes ever caught on film, "Hot Fuzz" is a resounding success and one of the best films of 2007 so far. (Ryan Lewis, correspondent) 121 min. R. Beechwood: 1:10, 4:10, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. today; 11:45 a.m. daily starting Friday.
Jurassic Park - 127 min. PG-13. Elbert Theatre: 7 p.m. Saturday.
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - 133 min. PG-13. Elbert Theatre: 6 p.m. Friday.
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest -145 min. PG-13. Elbert Theatre: 9 p.m. Friday.
Premonition - Sandra Bullock stars as a woman whose husband is killed in a car wreck one day but turns up alive and well the next. The movie teases viewers with the promise of great twists or revelations, making the unsatisfying conclusion and epilogue all the more annoying. (Dallas Morning News) 110 min. PG-13. Georgia Square: 1:20, 4:20, 7:20 and 9:50 p.m. daily.
The Reaping - Hilary Swank investigates a town thought to be suffering from the 10 biblical plagues. 96 min. R. Georgia Square: 1:05, 4:05, 7:05 and 9:45 p.m. today; 4:05 and 9:45 p.m. daily starting Friday.
Shrek - 89 min. PG. Elbert Theatre: 2 p.m. Saturday.
Shrek 2 - 92 min. PG. Elbert Theatre: 4 p.m. Saturday.
Shrek the Third - It begins with a death, and from there the movie itself steadily dies. This third installment in this monster of an animated franchise still subverts the fairy tales we grew up knowing and loving, but it's smothered in a suffocating sense of been-there, done-that. Thankfully, as the films go along, they rely less on gratuitous pop culture references. And visually this "Shrek" is more dazzling than ever, especially in the realistic background details. But it also lacks the zip of its predecessors; it feels draggy and, at the same time, rushed. This time, the lovably cranky ogre Shrek (voiced reliably as always by Mike Myers) struggles with the prospect of becoming king of Far, Far Away after the death of King Harold, father of his wife, Fiona (Cameron Diaz). (Why Fiona can't take over in a fairy-tale land where all the other rules have been upended is never addressed.) So Shrek sets out with chatty Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and the suave Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas, still a scene-stealer) to find the only other possible heir to the throne: the nerdy, insecure Artie (Justin Timberlake). (Christy Lemire, Associated Press) 92 min. PG. Beechwood: 11:45 a.m., 12:30, 1:15, 2, 2:45, 3:30, 4:15, 5, 5:45, 6:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:30 and 10:15 p.m. daily; Carmike: 12:15, 12:30, 12:45, 1:15, 1:45, 2:30, 2:45, 3, 3:30, 4, 4:30, 4:45, 5, 5:15, 5:45, 6:15, 6:45, 7, 7:15, 7:30, 8, 8:30, 9, 9:15, 9:30, 9:45, 10:15 and 10:45 p.m. today; Noon, 12:15, 12:30, 2:15, 2:30, 2:45, 4:30, 4:45, 5, 6:45, 7, 7:15, 9 and 9:15 p.m. daily starting Friday, with additional shows at 10 a.m., 11:15 and 11:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday.
Spider-Man 3 - There is a lot to like about the webslinger's third big-screen outing, but, unfortunately, there is also a lot of disappointment. Surprisingly my problems with the tragically uneven film do not come from its abundance of new characters (an element that I actually thought was handled quite well) or even from Peter Parker's weird turn as a Fall Out Boy fan turned Broadway dancer (which I actually thought was pretty funny). No, my problem with the film boils down to Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst and James Franco, who just aren't very good actors. And when you rely too heavily on mediocre actors to carry high drama, you wind up with groan-worthy melodrama. What really gets under my skin is the fact that director Sam Raimi is smarter than this - the man who brought us the "Evil Dead" trilogy should know better than to muck up an action film with weepy schlock. Sigh. (Ryan Lewis, correspondent) 140 min. PG-13. Beechwood: 11:30 a.m., 12:15, 1, 2:30, 3:15, 4, 5:30, 6:15, 7, 8:30, 9:15 and 10 p.m. today; 1, 2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 8:30 and 10 p.m. daily starting Friday; Carmike: Noon, 2:30, 3, 5:30, 6, 8:30 and 9 p.m. daily, with additional shows at 11:30 a.m. and midnight Friday-Saturday.
TMNT - PG. Georgia Square: 1:10 and 7:10 p.m. today; 1:05 and 7:05 p.m. daily starting Friday.
Young Frankenstein - Dr. Frankensteins's grandson, after years of living down the family reputation, inherits the family castle and ends up repeating his grandfather's experiments. Flicker: 7 and 9 p.m. Monday.
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North American indie film distributors Jeff Sackman of THINKFilm and Bill Banning of Roxie Releasing say that the theatrical documentary is a slippery fish.
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