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We are a diverse, caring community of friends that embraces each person's life and spiritual journey. Bradley Hills is a safe place to engage your faith, to ask the difficult questions of life, to learn to know God more fully, to feel the sacred presence of the Holy Spirit, and to learn about and experience Jesus Christ more deeply.
This is a church active in the world that cares about making a difference and seeks to demonstrate how God's love can change lives. My family and I have found Bradley Hills to be an inviting and supportive community in which to raise our four young children. We are excited about our church and hope you'll join us for worship!
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Remember when Zach Morris in Saved by the Bell used to do that? Everyone would freeze and he would approach the camera, breaking the fourth wall, to give his opinion when shit was getting a little too real at Bayside High?
I need to use use one of those right about now.
I'm beginning to see the price in having a completely, 100%, honest blog about my "dating" life. It completely drains you emotionally.
When you do a "juicy" or controversial post like the one I did yesterday, you can expect to get a spike in both blog hits and blog comments. Comments that are pretty fucking harsh. It almost makes you want to throw up your hands and not continue to write. I either read these and think to myself, "Did you even read what I wrote?" or "Why are these people even reading?"
However, these comments are also balanced by the good ones. The readers who come out from the woodwork and actually will leave an extremely heartfelt, thoughtful, constructive comment or spend time to send me an email. One with genuine concern. It's a little reminder about one of the best perks of blogging.
So, thank you.
I wasn't trying to ask the girl's hand in marriage.
I wasn't trying to go steady with the girl.
I wasn't trying to sleep with the girl.
I wasn't trying to fondle her lady bits.
I wasn't trying to play sleep over (although I'm confident she'd build an excellent pillow fort)
I wasn't trying to force my way into her weekend plans.
Please give me some credit here, I'm not an idiot.
I just thought she was a genuinely cool person who I wanted to meet in person. I haven't had the pleasure of meeting a lot of quality people in recent years... so when you happen to come across one: you want to see what it's all about.
I'm an average guy who has average thoughts who happens to write them down in a public forum for the sole purpose of entertainment. No, I don't get paid for it. No, I don't get laid because of it.
Leo, of course, had thoughts on his own. I won't write them all down here, but he did have this sage advice to give in a way only Leo can:
Long and the short--I think you've got to be more patient. Rome wasn't built in a day. There's that old weird science fact--you drop a frog into boiling water, it'll hop out, lightly blanched. But put it in warm water and slowly raise the temperature...iHowever, an email from Jack, was something I felt held a little more weight... or at least I felt that he understood me better. I guess you can be the judge:t boils alive. Basically, I think you should boil Bree alive.
She will learn in due time that you are charming, funny, witty, and most of all, completely genuine and a genuine sweetheart. I can't believe I just wrote that.
Anyway, too much too fast isn't good. You always say you're not a patient man, but dude, you have got to become one.
As much as you consult and seek opinions etc. I think deep down you usually retain the option and end up doing what ever the fuck you want regardless of what we say.
There is no one correct way to pick up and meet girls, everyone has to evolve their own process and method. The problem with game, in my experience, is that it's what one uses to finesse a pick-up/hook-up that lacks sufficient chemistry to run on it's own. One essentially acts like someone they really aren't, and the flip-side is you can't act surprised when the girl you then end up with is a bad fit/the kind of girl that would date the person you were pretending to be.
Sometimes game is useful to get past the awkward nervous parts like the initial pick-up, but at the end of the day, the more you can just be you with a girl from day 1, the better you're gonna be down the road.
I write all of this to say that you seem intent on doing it your way and I don't begrudge you that. You think you've figured out something that works, so embrace it. While I guess, statistically, you're going to meet with less broad success, maybe your targeted results will be better. Regardless, you're committed now, so might as well play this one out.
He's right. I don't keep myself up til wee hours of the morning, with a pencil tucked behind my ear, three different colored highlighters in hand, pouring over books like The Game.
I go with my gut and what I feel is right. My theory is, if the girl is "weirded out", than I filtered out the one who wasn't ever going to work out in the long run anyway.
I can only be me.
The misinterpretation from a lot of readers yesterday is rooted back to an even larger issue about my blog (or maybe my writing style isn't doing its job by being effective in communicating).
I rarely censor my blog. And I there's a part of me that's has a sense of pride about that fact. I think that's why people read it. It's unabashed and I try to stay true to that. I write about whatever comes into my head or whatever I am experiencing at that specific moment in my life as it happens; specifically about my dating life.
I don't retell stories of the past (very rarely) and I don't make up stories when ye' olde blogging material be slow (and yes, I have been directly accused of doing this).
But because I just write about whatever comes into my head, I think that people read into it and take things more seriously than I actually do in "the real world".
And maybe Leo is right. Maybe with me being too loyal to the creed of my blog, I sacrifice some of my well-being in my real life.


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Ovid was probably the most popular of all the Roman poets during the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and his verse was the inspiration for countless artistic and literary masterpieces of the time. Shakespeare, Bernini, and Rubens were only a few of those who mined his work to extraordinary effect.
Ovid has left mankind a magnificent achievement, and his sparkling poetry is a tour de force of Homeric and Roman myth. As Ovid himself wrote: "As long as Rome is the eternal city, these lines shall echo from the lips of men."
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Charlton Griffin is the voice of classic (and often hard-to-find) unabridged audiobooks. He brings the distinction and flair one wants to hear in Great Books, while highlighting the humorous and sometimes scandalous nature of Ovid. This is one to keep on my iPod, as I have listened to it several times.
"Excellent Myth Overview"
I'm big mythology fan and this poem fit the bill. I loved it so much that I went out and bought the text so I could read along. Ovid has some stunning tales. Many that I already knew, and some intriguing new ones. There is plenty of blood and gore. The only downside might be books 9-11 which can get a bit raunchy. Otherwise, this is a must for any myth buff.
"Caviar to the general?"
A few negative (almost scathing) reviews of this recording gave me pause before I clicked to purchase, but I am so glad I ultimately ignored this (very bad) advice. This recording is a true gem. It is a GORGEOUS translation wonderfully read. I listened to the whole thing through twice in a row, and will surely revisit it soon. But first, onto Mr. Griffin's reading of Horace ... can't wait!
This is a solid well done production. The narration was very good. The central theme of this epic poem is "things that change" and this is the thread which interconnects all of the various tales. Its full of very colorful stories and loaded with fanciful creatures and all the gods are there. Loads of beautiful Nymphs hanging about in the glades and shores of quiet pools...
"Werid pauses and skips mar good reading"
The reading is mostly great but there are weird pauses and accelerations. Some of it sounds computer-generated. It goes great for a minute or two, then there are lines rendered like directory assistance. The rhythm of the poetry is ruined.
"Dull Reading"
I love Ovid. Ovid always gets 5 stars from me. And I'm sure Charlton Griffin is a wonderful person. Unfortunately, he can make the greatest and most interesting works of all of recorded time completely uninteresting and flat. He reads as though he's bored with what he's reading. His readings certainly bore me -- and I've given him several chances so that I have several audiobooks of great works that I'll never listen to. It's a shame that so many of the greatest works in western literature are only available with Charlton Griffin reading them. Now whole new generations are helped to conclude that the great literary works of out culture are boring.
Jennifer Chang
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I think this source of audio book was translated by Horace Gregory, link as follow:
This audio book was very disappointing and the narrator presented the material in a boring manner. If mythology is your interest, check out
"Song on Bronze" by Nigel Spivey. That audiobook is excellent!
"Oh boy...it will take a while"
Well, I have to say that this book will take awhile to get through. Knowing that this come from centuries ago makes it more understandable. Maybe I was thinking that this book would really get right into saying what the myths and mythology was like...


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An internship can provide a valuable contribution to your undergraduate education and be an attractive component of your resume. Internships lead to valuable networking opportunities and very frequently to full-time employment after graduation.
Here is a link with details of internship requirements in the Economics and Business department: Internships
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Dr. Gail Miller - Business Administration
Dr. Daniel Fischmar - Economics
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Jameson Health System - Personnel Administration
Ellwood (Forge) Products - Personnel
Allegheny Capital Management - Portfolio Accountant
General Electric Transportation - Quality Control
Sheetz, Inc. - Purchasing
PA Dept. of Natural Resources (State Parks) - General Management
Marriott - Food Services Management
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Ernst & Young LLP (Pittsburgh) - Accounting and Auditing
Fount of Wisdom Publishing House (Penh, Cambodia) - Advertising, Marketing
Service Employees International Union (Miami, FL) - Union Intern
Ellwood Quality Steel (New Castle) - Human Resources
Pittsburgh Pirates - Sales and Research
Toyota of Boardman - Assistant Sales Manager
The Mall at Robinson - Assistant Marketing Coordinator
Hanson PLC (Pittsburgh) - Accounting and Auditing
Huckestein Mechanical Services, Inc. (Pittsburgh) - Assisted controller
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center (Greenbelt, MD) - Procurement, solicitation for satellite laser ranging services
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March 13th, 2012
"…your children will pay for your faithlessness…" — "…the entire family is affected — even children in the third and fourth generations." Numbers 14:33, 18
"I'm not hurting anyone but myself!" How often have we heard those words, or said them ourselves in a petulant effort to justify some irresponsible or sinful behavior? After all, "It's my life! Right?"
But God makes it very clear that no man is an island. My life has a ripple effect on all those in my path. I may hide my behaviors, habits, thoughts and attitudes. I may think I'm getting away with them. But God warns that we will reap what we sow! And, sadly, those we love most may be the ones who end up paying the highest price for the choices and decisions we make.
The damnation of our own souls is not all that is at stake here! Can I bear the thought of my children and grandchildren living out the consequences of my disobedience to God?
PONDER: What am I hiding from God and others? What in my life is more important to me than yielding to Christ and obeying Him? Is it worth the price my children and grandchildren may pay physically, emotionally, or spiritually for my indulgence?
PRAYER: Lord, I give You full access to every part of my life. Cleanse me. Change me. Free me. May those who follow after me experience the blessings You promised to a thousand generations of those who love You.


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Anybody else having issues with uploading videos to YouTube from Black Ops 2? I rendered a video the other day and it "uploaded" successfully according to the game. When I checked YouTube and ELITE on the web it wasn't there. Elite acted like my YouTube account was no longer linked. When I gave ELITE permissions, linking still failed.
Days ago before the patch I had the same thing. I rendered the same video 5 times and it never posted to Elite TV or my Youtube channel. Now my Elite acts like it's never been linked. Any attempts to link my youtube account on Firefox yielded an authentication error until recently. Now it just returns me to the settings page with a still unlinked account. I have succesfully posted about 15 other videos to Youtube prior, but it only recently started acting up. I've tried on 3 different browsers, and all gave me the same result.
Until the Revolution patch rendering a video put it on my channel and my vault, now this is not working.
Also, theatre now fails to show a separate category for bookmarked films.
Same here - in Theatre it says rendering complete, but no video click showing in Elite (or YouTube). Very frustrating!
My latest render just uploaded to Youtube - try it again now.


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Race against the clock running on the track jumping over hurdles to get into the hall of fame.
Play 12 Holes of X-Mas
Pick your putter and go out to putt a hole in one.
Play 12 Many
The screen flashes quickly and it ask you how many stars you seen. Can get quite challenging.
Play 12 Puzzle
Fit the puzzle pieces together to solve the puzzle!
Play 12 Swap
Switch the smiley faces around to match them up in rows or columns of three or more.
Play 1945 Vs 2000
Vectical Fighter Plane shooter combining the best elements from the classic 1946 and 2000
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Hit the balls as many times as you can in the time allotted
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Old maid style card game flip over cards and match up two.
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Today in Dallas, NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman joined a National Guard family to tour the Dallas Museum of Art, one of more than fifty-five Texas museums that have joined Blue Star Museums to date. Following the tour, Linda and Callie Fuller taped a video message about their museum trip to send to Callie's father, who is currently serving overseas.
"Blue Star Museums is a perfect way for museums and for the NEA to say thanks to the servicemen and women. It's also a great way for military families to celebrate Father's Day," said Landesman.
Blue Star Museums is a national partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and museums across the country to offer free admission to active duty military and their families between Memorial Day and Labor Day 2010.
Families looking for Father's Day ideas should consider some of the most recent museums to join the Blue Star Museums honor roll. The National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin, features rides on vintage, full-sized railroad equipment alongside the exhibit Pullman Porters: From Service to Civil Rights. Newlin Grist Mill in Concord Township, Pennsylvania is situated on 150 acres of nature preserve and is the state's only operating eighteenth century gristmill.
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'Mendelblatt and Fatih, Star Class - 86th Bacardi Cup'
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At the 2013 Bacardi Miami Sailing Week, five one-design fleets, awash with competitors representing over a dozen nations, concluded six days of racing. With points tight among the top contenders in each class, the big story of the regatta was the win of the 86th Bacardi Cup by the Florida team of Mark Mendelblatt (St. Petersburg) and Brian Fatih (Miami). Having started their series on Monday by picking up the max number of points for an over early start, the duo worked their way back up the standings to end the penultimate day of the series in second overall.
'We started [the series] not in the best way, but we turned it around,' said Mendelblatt, who previously won the Bacardi Cup in 2005.
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'It was a disappointing start and it was my fault for not having a good first race. After that we've been very consistent with low scores. We won the last two races and everything went our way. Winning the Cup again means a lot to me; it's really great because winning any big Star regatta is not easy at all! I am very happy to have had Brian with me. He is a great crew and wanted to have his name on the Tito Bacardi trophy. The Bacardi Cup is a great event and now, with the addition of all the other classes, it's even more satisfying.'
Mendelblatt and Fatih, who represented the USA in the Star class at the 2012 Olympics, won the single race contested by the 56 Star teams on the final day of the series to move to the top of the standings with 26 points. Lars Grael and Mario Lagoa (BRA), who had been atop the overall standings throughout the week, took second overall with 30 points after placing seventh in the race.
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Defending champion Xavier Rohart (FRA) ended the series tied on points with Grael after finishing the race in fourth place to take third in the overall standings. The only change for Diego Negri and Frithjof Kleen (ITA) or 2003 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Augie Diaz (Miami, Fla.) and Arnis Baltins, was in the point totals as both retained their positions in the top-five with, respectively, 33 and 41 points.
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Just got back from watching Django and I'm very positively surprised. I've never actually seen any Tarantino movie up unitl now, that I actually, genuinely, liked. So that's a first.
Cronenberg is the man. I think he's more interesting than Lynch as a director since he's been able to do big-budget stuff that is good (in my opinion) without sacrificing much of his vision -- though I've heard bad things about the Freud/Jung movie. Lynch is still a goody, though. I just saw a 35mm version of Fellini's 8 1/2. It was so wonderful. Almost every part of it seems perfect to me and damn does it have some superb transitions. I could also talk about Nino Rota's music all day.
Finally saw Looper, which I liked very, very much. Every time travel movie should have two characters sitting at a table telling each other "Don't think too hard about time travel."
You even liked the Otherwise I liked it a lot, especially the rural/urban juxtaposition in regards to proximity. Not particularly special, I just really enjoyed it.
Tonight, I finally made the time for Jean-Luc Godard's maddening, brilliant Weekend. The bluray's been sitting on my shelf for a week, taunting me. Weekend is a movie that unmakes itself as you watch it. Godard had decided mainstream narrative cinema was over, because movies could not react to history quickly enough to matter. So he concocted Weekend, a movie "found on a scrap heap" that sprays bile at every aspect of French culture circa 1967 before proclaiming via end-title card the "END OF CINEMA". As such, it's one of the great pieces of artistic self-immolation, and a perfect coda to Godard's amazing run of movies from 1960 to 1967. There's very little plot here. A bourgeois couple plans a weekend travel to see the woman's parents in order to murder them for inheritance money. Along the way, they hit a traffic jam that forces them off the main road and eventually on foot as civilization begins to crumble around them. The French countryside is littered with cars, often still on fire, and bodies. They run into Giuseppe Balsamo - aka Cagliostro, an 18th century occultist magician - who destroys the physical laws of the universe. They run into Tom Thumb and Emily Bronte, who enrages the couple by speaking poetically, and they burn her alive. Eventually they murder the woman's parents and are taken hostage by cannibal revolutionaries who disembowel the man and mix him in with the rest of the food. It ends with the woman, fully indoctrinated, consuming the last meaty bits of her former husband. So it's a road movie. It's also a political movie (there's a long static scene where an Arab and an African man stare into the camera as they eat while each voices-over the struggle of the other), a treatise on art (a scene at a farmhouse where a man has dragged a piano to play Mozart for the owners and workers as the camera slowly circles around the farm), a surrealist nightmare, a "documentary of the future" presaging the student riots of May 1968 that hadn't happened yet, a condemnation of consumer culture, and a parody of Ingmar Bergman's Persona. The main characters are utterly and purposefully without depth - the only time the woman has any emotion at all is when she realizes her Hermes handbag has melted in a car fire - and exist merely as stand-ins for the entirety of the French middle class. Title cards constantly interrupt the movie, first to introduce characters (Cagliostro is introduced with a card that reads "The Exterminating Angel") or establish time, then later as a car speedometer, until finally the cards are reduced to single words and letters that may or may not have any meaning at all. Distancing techniques like incongruous music swells that cover dialog, sounds dropping in and out, or car horns blaring blanket the movie. The movie uses violence first as darkly comedic and overtly, theatrically fake, but ends with the on-screen slaughtering of animals. This is a movie that is trying everything in it's considerable power to get you to hate it. And for many people, it worked. I remember seeing it in a film class where at remarkably common intervals, groups of people would just get up and leave the screening. (First wave was during the traffic jam, which is a nine-minute long (composite) tracking shot with no dialogue or music and the constant blaring of car horns. Second wave was when they lit Emily Bronte on fire. Third wave was the rabbit. Fourth wave was when the revolutionaries slit a pig's throat and bleed it out.) To me, though, it's so angry and perverse I can't help but... well, love is a strong word. But I think it's one of the craziest, wildest achievement in movie history. It's the most punk rock movie ever made.
Saw a sneak preview of the latest Statham flick last night, Parker. I can say with no reservations it is completely mediocre and almost amateurish in its direction, editing, and plot but it was free so I'm not gonna bitch about it too much. You will not regret not seeing it though.
Nice to see my ability to guess that movie's quality from the commercials has been confirmed. Edit looked like the most basic and uncreative by the numbers movie I had ever seen.
I'm the sort of loser that only sees reruns on public access television, so I've been watching the Indiana Jones marathon for days. It's like the broadcasters went on vacation and they just set the first movie trilogy i deny the fourth movie they could find on a loop. But I still love the movies. My favorite series that Spielberg has done.
Yeah, normal broadcast TV is great for when you don't know what you want to watch and then you coast past some lame channels and go, whoa, is that Conan the Barbarian? And end up watching it.
Just watched Iron Man 2. Like, apparently, everyone else, I didn't think it was as good as the first one. But more to the point it was unnecessary. I didn't really learn anything new about Tony Stark, nor did the story offer any setup to The Avengers.
Get out! Lucky bastard... Anyway, I went with the fam to see Life of Pi this evening. No, I had never read the book, so I had no preconceptions, but I didn't find the screenplay all that engaging. And the acting was merely adequate. But the visuals, man, they were sumptuous! It was like an Indian-inflected mashup of Castaway and The Fountain. And, it must be said, possibly the best implementation of 3D I've yet seen. With few exceptions, it served only to add depth to the image and draw the viewer into the scene, rather than launching a frontal assault on the senses.
Last night: The sadly overlooked Matinee, a very cute Joe Dante movie about a William Castle-esque figure who swings into a town in the Florida Keys to premiere his latest atomic-age monster movie during the Cuban Missle Crisis. So, yeah, maybe a little high-concept for your average moviegoer in 1993. More so than even Gremlins 2: The New Batch, it's almost impossible to figure out who Joe Dante thought Matinee was for except him and a tiny handful of movie-obsessed nerds like myself. So, of course, nobody saw it. Which is a shame, because while it's basically a coming-of-age story set against a backdrop of imminent nuclear annihilation, it's also very funny and treats both it's characters and subject matter with warmth. Rose-colored warmth, sure, but warmth all the same. It's also in my fave movie-nerd genre: Movies about movies. John Goodman plays the William Castle role, capturing Castle at the absolute height of his popularity when (for a while) he was a contemporary and rival to Hitchcock. (For those who don't know, Castle was a schlock movie producer who's movies all came with gimmicks to get people in the theatre - everything from tinted glasses that would "remove" certain characters from the movie if you were too scared, or having the patrons sign a (fake) disclosure that the wouldn't sue the filmmakers if they died from fright, or wiring some of the chairs in the theatre with electric buzzers to shock people during specific points of the movie. He wasn't so much a filmmaker as he was a carnival barker, and his movies were very much in the dumb-but-fun vein.) Goodman revels in the character and delivers a great performance. There's really not much too it except to say that I loved it when I saw it originally back in 1993 (I think), and I loved it just as much last night.
I have seen Matinee no less than a dozen dozen times. Probably more. At one point I managed a video store and it is one of the movies I would play on the "big" screen. The wife and I decided to have an animated double feature last night. Paranorman and The Lorax. I enjoyed both of them, though probably Paranorman a little more because of it's stop motion and it's art style. I also thought it handled the subject of bullying very well. The Lorax was, of course, a bit heavy handed with its environmental message, but still worth watching in my opinion.
This weekend's movies: Punisher: War Zone - bonkers. I would have ended up skipping it, but I happened across discussions elsewhere that led me to the How Did This Get Made? podcast episode on it. I dug it. Frank Castle Vs. Parkour is a particular highlight. The Monitors - late 60's attempt at light sci-fi satire, and trapped-in-amber product of the time. Looper - It was good, but as with all time-travel movies, it's best not to think too deeply into the actual details.
Eraserhead. I'm pretty sure I didn't actually enjoy it. It has to be one of the most important films I've ever seen, though. I don't think I've ever seen anything that lays down quite so clearly that film-making is a pure artform in the same way as any other. It's the visual and the performing arts as one full soul, brought together for our pleasure. I did a quick search to see if anyone else has mentioned it, and madkevin brought it up as an example of a work without internal consistency, which I completely agree with. It's got a logical structure in as much as you can say what happens, but there's no way you can tell me why or what it actually is. That's the key thing about Eraserhead. It presents in a cinematic fashion a complete panoply of ideas without being overly concerned by what's actually going on. It's interested in what you, the viewer, bring to the film, and Lynch has borne that out in an apparent silence over what he was really doing here. Take The Man in the Planet. Is he David Lynch, setting his creation into motion and then unable to stop it as it starts to terrify even him? Is he a Creator? Is he a manipulator, a marionette creator? Is he Henry's conscience? The simplicity of what seems to happen and the perfectly normal and acceptable nature of everything slides in and out of this febrile world where the body is something horrendous to be shut down, that my teeth were on edge the entire film due to the incredible sound-scape. There's something almost Old Testament about parts of the film. It almost feels like bits of it bristle with a distant rage; the way the father's voice rises to scream blood and thunder and the world's hackles raise up with him before he is shut down as quickly by life itself. Henry himself is such a character, completely in thrall to his emotionless state. I'm still not sure who he is, but what happens to him has some messages. About fatherhood; the childish nature of Henry and Mary speaks of the terror of growing old, or mediocrity, or something. I'm struggling to say what I really think about the film because like so much great art, it's mysterious and opaque in my hands. It's a hard work, I think, and an interesting one. I would be more than happy if anyone more knowledgeable wants to talk about it or point me in the direction of some discussions I might otherwise miss. There's a tacit admission in there that I have to do some serious reading about Eraserhead. I'm finding it a bit strange and wonderful that a film I don't think I want to watch again makes me want to read the bones it has cast. Big difference, from what I've seen, is that Lynch is an artist using film as his medium. Cronenberg seems to be a film-maker making art.
Yeah, I agree. You do that, you're there all day making diagrams with straws. Although I did watch Pusher for the first time recently and trying to puzzle that one out and reading all manner of explanations afterward was both maddening and enjoyable, so maybe the sheer level of confusion there makes it an exception.
Noooooo kidding. I don't think I've ever enjoyed not enjoying a movie more than Eraserhead. As to what it all means.... Who knows? Eraserhead is David Lynch at his most primal, with not even the lip service to conventional cinema he gives in even his more out-there works that followed. It's pure, unfiltered id, presented in a way that's utterly unique to David Lynch. The only real analog here is Luis Bunuel, who made the surrealist landmark films Un Chien Andalou and L'Age D'Or with Salvador Dali and then followed his own twisted, brilliant muse throughout a very tumultuous career. But Bunuel even at his craziest had a political dimension that Lynch's Eraserhead completely lacks. Eraserhead takes the tools from the dadists and surrealists and turns them entirely inward. Eraserhead is so personal that it's difficult to know what it's even about in it's broadest strokes. Fear of fatherhood? A visual poem about the dangers of industrialization on the human psyche? A landscape of Freudian sexual repression? Who knows? Eraserhead is a Rorschach test of a movie - the harder you try to divine any sort of sense out of it, the more it simply reflects back your own fears/desires. Roger Ebert, in one of the rare instances where I completely agree with him, described Lynch's Lost Highway as a movie made with a "painter's intelligence", and I think that's the key to Lynch and Eraserhead: Lynch puts together images and sound* in a way that makes artistic sense but not a logical sense. I never feel in Eraserhead that it's just entirely random images, but I also never feel that Lynch would be able to put into words why Eraserhead even exists. (Wisely, in my opinion, he's never really talked about any sort of meaning behind Eraserhead at all. Take that as you will.) It moves like a nightmare. I don't know if I like it, either. I've never known if I like it. I find Lynch to be mostly a maddening film-maker, because when he clicks for me (like he did in Mulholland Dr. or Blue Velvet), I think he's a genius. But he doesn't click all the time, and when he doesn't I hate him. Eraserhead does both. * And how about that sound design in Eraserhead? I think more than even the insane visuals, the sound of Eraserhead is what stays with me. There's something so menacing and horrible about it, like a horror movie set to an early Test Dept. album or something. The sound is maybe the most oppressive thing about it.
Primer couldn't hold my attention at the time, so I ended up picking up my tablet and spent attention on it instead. Which definitely didn't help my understanding of the movie.
That's something that really struck me, but in an oblique way. The film is packed full of things, of images and ideas without telling what each one really is. I imagine that's the reason the film gave me such a start. I didn't expect something so curious and artistic to provoke me like this, especially as the film is presented in such a terrifying way. I completely agree. Lost Highway made very little sense when taken as is stands, but the film gives you the strangest feelings about whatever is happening. I guess that's where Lynch gets his 'creepy' reputation. He's channeling images directly from somewhere else, it feels like, and the way everything fits together is so completely bizarre and beautiful. I saw that he hadn't spoken about the film, and you might have a point about Lynch understanding his own film. It's far, far less of a linear story than any film with cut-up storylines or 'clever' plotting. It feels a bit like an organic mess of nerves and fibres that Lynch picks over highlighting a deformed memory or an emotion as he requires. It's almost indescribable (possibly just to an inexperienced person like myself). 'Moves like a nightmare' is such a perfect description of the film. Something about it doesn't quite feel right although the entire piece seems correct. I only regret that I have but one like to give for your post. This bit in particular. The background is what put me on edge, too. The soundtrack is something else. It's like a industrial being of concrete, alive and breathing and reacting to the characters. I still don't know if I like it either. The overwhelming memory I have of Blue Velvet is a kind of bewitched revulsion. I don't know if that means I like Lynch or that I recognise that he's working in different ways to everyone else.
I'm glad I watched Awake before Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. I'm not sure I would ever have been able to forget that. I'm also glad I watched Suits before that movie, though Louis may now always be Snape to me. And they're not even the same guy. They're just, y'know, interchangeable physically is all. Nelson and Corbett and Murphy can get off their fat asses and do the last two movies in the series, though. I hate this horrible incomplete feeling.
I watched My Week With Marilyn, and it was a delightful little movie. Eddie Redmayne is great, as is Michelle Williams, and pretty much everyone else.
I watched Sinister because I am a sucker for anything in the horror genre and it got a few good reviews. Ethan Hawke gives a solid performance, but the rest of the film was bogged down by lots of easily recognizable influences (O HAI THE RING) and some lazy scares (things jumping out, etc). Disclaimer: I feel like I've seen a dozen Western horror movies about supernatural evil and children in the last few years to where it bores me to tears, so YMMV. I also watched Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale which is a Finnish horror/black comedy movie about evil Santa Claus and is exactly as wacky as it sounds. Dug it.
You mean something like Design For Living? That was the most recent one. Throughout the years I've seen most of his better-known movies: The Shop Around The Corner, Ninotchka, To Be Or Not To Be, Heaven Can Wait, the awesomely pre-Code Trouble In Paradise.
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San Francisco has changed their parking meter rates six times so far. I can't tell whether DC has changed them in reaction to measured demand even once.
Performance parking is a policy we need, I just don't think any of the pilot areas have demonstrated anything so far.
The good news being that he was actually convicted, AND that DC now only has one former council member in jail, as opposed to Illinois where the last four (!) governors are in jail... Ahem.
UDC struggles with low enrollment, high costs, minimal DC Council support, and a president with a big vision but without the political savvy to win any battles.
This goes for ALL Greater Washington area universities.
Cairo's subway trains keep running every 4 minutes
Wait, what? Cairo's metro runs every four minutes, and is building a 4th line without problems, while we can't decide whether Phase II of the Silver Line is a good idea?
Wow. Greater Washington is now less decisive than a civil-war ridden city in a development. Score none for democracy.
That would probably be a way better investment for the city than UDC.
This goes for ALL Greater Washington area universities."
George Mason struggles with low enrollment and minimal DC Council support? Hmm?
GMU would very much like to expand, and struggles on local issues with Fairfax (City and County). On a state level, UVA and VTech fear competition from GMU and do everything to curb growth.
So, yeah. GMU would like to grow and struggles with minimal government support.
Sort of. The tuition assistance program provides up to $10K per year for 5 years for undergrad only to cover the difference between out of state and in state. You also have to be 24 or under and it doesn't apply to grad school.
Good program but I know many people who move out of DC just for in-state tuition for grad school.
As per the DC CAP page: http://www.dccap.org/financial/dc_programs.shtml
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However, for example where I pick up bagels in the morning at Military and Georgia Ave, the meters are $.75c an hour, which is much to high. I am often the only car on the street, as people just park one street over where it is free. If the goal is to truly optimize use of parking, and have 80% or whatever of spots full, stretches like this are could come down to $.25c an hour and be more appropriate. It should go both ways.
And it is not really equivalent to in state tuition either though it could get close I suppose.
UDC really ought to concentrate on creating a first rate community college.
As in singular community college.
Instead they are off on this strange quest to create a community college campus/classroom space in every ward of the City as if DC is a large jurisdiction with poor transportation options for its residents which is just absurd.
Meanwhile the UDC campus is underutilized.
So the smart thing would be a great and cheap community college with the savings redirected towards a better out of state tuition program (and maybe "in state") for all DC residents so adults who want to go to grad school also have access to a more reasonably priced education.
I know the argument that some students can't afford room and board and need a local option for a 4 year university but with the money saved from rightsizing UDC I would imagine something could be sorted out with the many local 4 year universities to cover some of those costs and perhaps with a good community college some of these marginal students could actually improve and get into one of the many good local universities.
Isn't reciprocity by definition a two-way exchange? If DC students were offered in-state rates, what would MD or VA students/taxpayers get in return?
Interesting article. I've still always believed UDC would probably best serve all parties by restructuring into a community college.
Not paying income tax earned in DC?
NVCC sends a good number of students to GMU, JMU, VT, etc. after two years if the grades are decent with plenty of financial aid/grant programs, so it'd be great to see UDC become more respectable so people can use it as a stepping stone to bigger things.
My advice: look for city trust funds for blind babies, crippled elderly people, and the mentally incompetent. Thomas probably stole from all of them, as well.
So of course in the world of DC politics it is a "sacred cow" that can not be touched.
The community college is a good idea. UDC is a bad concept. Close the four year college, sell off the campus land at Van Ness, then use the money to add to the out-of state tuition grant. There are several public universities within a short distance (even by public transportation) of DC. UMD, Mason, Bowie State off the top of my head. There is no reason for DC to have its own, lesser, version of these schools.
Nowhere is as central or well traveled that I can think of. Georgia Ave. between Florida and Petworth makes some sense, but ultimately there needs to be enough good places that they don't all turn into Gallery Place.
Other options: Rhode Island Ave., Uniontown, Bladensburg, Military Road.
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They should have a list of every bus stop each route stops at on their site to help people catch the bus. As of now to find out what bus stops at a stop you have to go to the read the what it says if anything on the stop, wait for some buses to come to the stop or call nextbus. Since they all have a number on them for use with nextbus it would be somewhat easy to create a list.
Bowie damn sure isnt easy to get via public transit and it certainly isnt a short distance by public transit. You have to go to New Carrolton then take one of the buses traveling down Route 50 or 450 and only one route goes straight there.
I had to go there once over the coarse of 4 days at different times between 7am and 10pm. It is impossible to get there on a weekend via public transit and on a weekday all transit to and from there ends by 9:30pm
The Marc station isnt that helpful either depending on when and where you have to go there.
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Hah, empire is the second best race actually. You just have to choose restricted cards wisely.
I feel the same about empire. I just feel when I play with them I come to a point where I am playing mostly in reaction/defensive to what the opponent plays and can't get to a point where I feel I'm moving forward on offense. I'm sure it also has to do that I have not played this game for very long and sometimes it takes a bit to see how the cards work together. I also play against my brother in laws dwarves which in my opinion are one of the tougher races to play against. How would you guys rate each race? I prefer to use the destruction races. A little unpredictable in some cases but I think that adds to enjoyment of the game for me.
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A few years ago, from the start of the middle Eastern wars and the USA, to just recently, I volunteered for several troop support groups. We mailed package, wrote letters, wrote to wounded at critcal hospitals, etc.
One of the most popular things for the troops and medical staff, was the donation of breadmakers to field medical units and the pre-packaged bread mix. The medical staff also needed encouragement, as it's a seriously tough job in those situations. They would have the breadmakers going so that every morning the smell of homemade breads wafted through the units. Everyone looked forward to a slice of bread and something that smelled like home. The medical staff wrote how wonderful and encouraging it was to everyone.
Who would have thought that the little breadmakers we take for granted could do so much good!
(Doing this for so many years finally got to me on a personal level, so I had to scale back the personal contact and just do what I can.) God Bless our troops and the medical corp.)
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I can smell the bread just wafting through the barracks - it must bring some real peace and comfort for our brave troops. Thank you for sharing your experiences and God Bless our Troops!
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What a wonderful and meaningful experience Jean! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks. I just felt so strongly about it, and feel guilty that I am not still doing it.
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Jean, one of the early women generals said, "Sometimes your job is not to take the hill, it's to carry the flag 100 yards." You can feel good about carrying that flag far more than 100 yards. It's OK to pass it on to someone else. You made a huge difference in more lives than you will ever know - it's more than enough. Bless you for all you have done and continue to do.
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What a wonderful way to make our troops smile, Jean! And what an awesome thing you did for them!
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BRIDGETOWN. Barbados, 30 May 2007 – With the timeline for meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) drawing closer, Barbadian teenagers recently had the opportunity to question their government leaders about what was being done to ensure that Barbados reaches the goals – especially MDG 1 on eradicating extreme poverty and hunger.
The occasion was the 'Yes Minister' session held by the Office of the Government's Advisor on Poverty Alleviation and the MDGs, in collaboration with the UNICEF Office for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean and the fourth-form students at Harrison College, a secondary School in Barbados.
More than 100 adolescents from eight schools across the island attended the half-day session, which focused on poverty eradication and education.
"It taught us what the politicians were doing to improve education in Barbados," said Kirt Goodridge, 15. "And also what measures were being put in place to alleviate poverty, and what role students need to play in this regard."
Nicole Broomes, also 15, thanked the ministers for taking time to attend. She noted that the session provided an in-depth analysis of the seriousness of poverty, which she hoped would soon be a thing of the past.
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Following a presentation on the MDGs by a UNICEF specialist, the students listened to the views of two government officials – the Hon. Cynthia Forde, acting Minister of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, and the Hon. Trevour Prescod, Minister of Social Transformation – along with the UNICEF Representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Tom Olsen.
Mr. Prescod reminded the students that education is the key in the eradication of poverty. Mr. Olsen added that Barbados has achieved universal primary education but still needs to ensure the quality of schooling and meet the needs of all children – girls and boys, and especially those boys who are more at risk of dropping out.
He also told the students that achieving any of the MDGs would depend on the contribution of every individual member of a community.
Questions and recommendations
Following these presentations, students had the opportunity to question the ministers about government policies on a variety of issues relating to poverty eradication. Topics included:
Students also questioned the government's stance on the Caribbean Single Market and Economy (CSME), which was implemented in January 2006 and allows for free movement of people, goods and services across the Caribbean. Some were concerned that the CSME would lead to an influx of immigrants and a negative impact on employment for Barbadians.
The students went on to make several recommendations to the ministers, including:
Overall, students said the session was useful in helping them to understand more about the MDGs and what their country must do to achieve them.


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World Hunger Day
World Hunger Day
9 January 2011
It's an issue we have to beat
everyone deserves the right to eat!
World Hunger Day - 20,000 people die from poverty every single day - and 10% of them die from famine.
Famines are a thing of the past here in Britain but in countries like Africa global hunger is all too prominent.
That's why you are needed to help raise money for 13 countries around Africa, Latin America and South Asia.
The hunger project this year will see two events taking place in London: a briefing in the morning and a gala concert at night where singer Dione Warwick and friends will play.
London won't suit everyone so to those of you who can't make the journey make the day come to you! Create your own fundraiser: organise a running event and make your footprint count. Just remember to set up your own online sponsoring page!
If you have a talent put it to great use! For more famine facts and fundraising ideas go to the World Hunger Day website for more information.
Everyone deserves to eat - everyone should be able to live healthily and noone should have to go hungry. Help take action against hunger now!


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