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Title: Initial Impressions: The Last Remnant
Posted: February 10, 2009 (08:56 AM)
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Title: Sessler Screams and Swears
Posted: February 08, 2009 (10:40 AM)
Adam Sessler from XPlay posts an astonishing video response to some of the comments on his Killzone 2 review. He's hilariously angry, but you can understand why. He 5/5'd it, and still people are questioning whether his overall tone suggested he resented having awarded it such a high score because it's a Sony game. His Christian Bale-esque rant is fabulous to watch, and it's great to hear an excellent and respected games journalist really stand up for himself like this. Lovely work.
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Title: Review-plugging for a reason
Posted: February 08, 2009 (10:07 AM)
Dear Esther
If you've the slightest interest in original ideas in 3D engines, you need to read this, please. If you own Half-Life 2 as well, download this free mod, play it through a couple of times, and report back.
I'm *extremely* interested to hear what people think.
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Title: Busybusy
Posted: February 07, 2009 (05:15 AM)
So much stuff to write in the next few days that it's bordering on ludicrous.
- Penumbra review for here
- The Last Remnant review for RealGamer
- A double album review for TLOBF
- A live review for TLOBF
...and some less deadliney stuff that I still want to get out of the way while ideas are still fresh:
- Dear Esther "review" for here
- The Carer postmortem for Unfiction
Did I ever tell you about The Carer? In 2005, I ran a month-long alternate reality game with my dad. It was a thoroughly interesting experience, which I think benefitted from our complete lack of experience within the genre. It was a pair of outsiders' take on what alternate reality gaming should be like, without being constrained by the expectations of its community. I'd love to do it again sometime, but can't ever imagine having the sort of time and patience it takes to run such a mammoth project. We had to, essentially, dedicate our entire lives to the project throughout its duration, while being completely secretive about what we were doing. Crazy stuff. Amazing.
Title: My university in lizard shit fuck-up
Posted: February 06, 2009 (08:05 AM)
Title: Not Even Close To Being A Review: The Path
Posted: February 03, 2009 (12:51 PM)
I am priviledged enough to have been given the opportunity to play The Path. It's currently in its beta stage, set for release in March/April, and currently undergoing final tweaks. For what it's worth, in the couple of hours I've spent with it so far, I haven't noticed a single significant problem, glitch or bug. I find it impressive that some enormous games are released riddled with such issues, yet a game crafted primarily by two people and not even considered finished yet is so smooth, so stable. Rather telling, methinks.
Anyway, for a variety of reasons, I'm not really obliged to say a lot about this yet, other than, y'know, what's already known. It's a third, second and first person adventure game, split into six chapters, which are in turn split into three acts. Each chapter essentially comprises one 'play-through', but depending on which character you've chosen, your experience will be rather different. Each chapter play-through takes anywhere between five minutes and a couple of hours to complete. That length is entirely up to you. You can practically see the end of the game from the start of it. But there's also a wealth of other things to do between the two points. At the end, the game grades you. If you survive, you get a low mark. If you die, you get a high one. Hmm...
The Path is about growing up. It's so heavy on its symbolism that it's going to alienate a lot of people. There's not much in the way of a 'story', but it oozes 'meaning'. It's artistic. It's suggestive. It's metaphorical.
It's really good...
It's actually quite difficult to snap out of the idea of 'gaming for completion'. When you can see the finish line, it's always tempting to sprint straight for it. What's admirable about The Path is that it lets you guide your character into whatever you want. It doesn't prevent you from finishing in five minutes. You just get a very banal, predictable ending. Nothing happens. It's no fun. Venturing away fom the path and into the forbidden forest is dangerous, but it's where most of the interest lies.
The Path teaches its players about independence. It shows us that, one day, we'll have to let go of our videogame mummy's hand...
A bit of subtle 'state-of-the-medium' satire, perhaps?
Perhaps the most impressive thing about The Path is its constant tendency to surprise. Its AI routines are fabulous to behold, utilising a system whereby letting go of the controls for a certain amount of time causes your character's own mind to take over, your avatar behaving as she chooses within the context of the area. The writing (comprised entirely of the characters' 'thoughts', scribbled in pen over your viewpoint) is rare and minimal, but so carefully worded and credible that it's an absolute joy to read each time it appears. The discovery of the 'wolf' in each chapter is simply fantastic, with its heavy suggestion of the different phases of a girl's childhood and adolescence. The occasional ambiance of European New Wave cinema is just beautiful.
At the risk of sounding incredibly arrogant: a lot of people aren't going to 'get' this game. Tale of Tales know that, and they're not aiming their title at those who care about whether Killzone 2 is better than Halo 3. But the people who do get it are going to have a lot to say about this. It's testament to the quality of The Path's design that it's incredibly fable-esque without ever being preachy; uncomprimisingly artistic without ever being overly inaccessable. This is shaping up to be very interesting indeed. I can't wait until the finished version, and the opportunity to share my more detailed thoughts with you all.
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Title: Pluggy-pluggy plug-drops
Posted: February 02, 2009 (12:20 PM)
Well, whaddya know? Resolution Magazine issue 3 is available to read online now. Visit www.resolution-magazine.co.uk to see it in all its glory.
It's a bit shorter this month, as the inevitible post-Christmas lull has left us with precious little to talk about. But we hope you like what's there. Felix Arabia even makes an appearance, slaughtering Prince of Persia! And next month has some pretty delicious stuff in store, including reviews of FEAR 2, Killzone 2 and Cryostasis, and interviews with Ice-Pick Lodge and Iron Tower Studios, about their upcoming titles The Void and Age of Decadence respectively.
Lovely lovely. Back to work then.
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Title: Snow
Posted: February 01, 2009 (01:10 PM)
Isn't snow rubbish when you have to venture out in it with a crippling hangover?
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Title: Neptune: look at me playing my own game!
Posted: January 27, 2009 (09:43 AM)
First in-game footage of Neppers. Sorry for the rubbish video quality. Youtube is murderous. Will keep people posted once I get a high-quality version online somewhere.
Title: Videogamers are druggies
Posted: January 26, 2009 (06:35 AM)
The Telegraph hilariously misrepresents already flawed study in piece of sensationalist bollocks that would make even red-tops cringe.
That's my initial reaction to the article, anyway. I've managed to track down the journal this research was printed in, and I'm about to read the whole document. Back in half an hour...
Right. A few things strike me.
Firstly, the focus of the study is very much on exlporing, simply, whether or not there is a link between the playing of videogames and other social and behavioural patterns in the life of young people. It is by no means intended as conclusive proof of what effects they have, and the only thing it really concludes is that it's an area which needs more specific research. Professor Walker even goes as far as to say "There needs to be caution against overstating the impact of video games and internet use on the development of young people based on the current findings." It's quite odd that she makes such an outlandish claim as "our findings were exclusively negative" in The Telegraph, given her caution expressed in the article, and especially given that the study is on the effects of videogames on RISK BEHAVIOURS in adolescence. Of course you're only going to get negative results. It's like when Wakefield linked the MMR vaccine to autism. BECAUSE HE WAS ONLY LOOKING AT CHILDREN WITH AUTISM. I think researchers need to be more aware of how the media is inevitibly going to exaggerate their findings...
Even so, it's a bland piece of preliminary research that doesn't seem to quite understand that it's an area that doesn't lend itself necessarily to the causitive effect model. Yes, there is proof that, out of these 800 participants, the longer people spent playing violent videogames, the more cannabis they tended to smoke. But you could equally reverse your variables and get the same results, drawing probably more sensible conclusions. We all know cannabis makes you want to do nothing more than slump into a chair and do something non-taxing (and before anyone gets on their high horse, it's clearly true. And I'm speaking as someone who used to get through quite a lot of the stuff back in the day). Videogames lend themselves perfectly to cannabis use. The reverse, I'm almost certain, isn't true - but the results were never going to show this discrepancy.
If anyone's interested in reading the study... well, you might have trouble if you aren't a university student. If you are, you can access it at Springerlink, by logging in through your University student portal and so forth... I'm sure you know how it all works. Search for Journal of Youth and Adolescence - it's in the February edition.
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Title: Come on, BHPR.
Posted: January 26, 2009 (01:46 AM)
Are Barrington Harvey being paid by some sort of Government anti-piracy initiative or something?
Or is it just that the publishers they work with are keen for them to point out that PIRACY IS BAD, HMMKAY?
Seriously. I subscribe to BH's press release feed for journalistic purposes, but I'm not a sensationalist tabloid reporter. Generally, I'd like to find out about the games you're supposed to be promoting, not stuff like this. Every bloody day I seem to be getting another email from them regarding this issue. Stop it.
Any other UK journos noticed this new trend?
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Title: F.E.A.R. Away!
Posted: January 24, 2009 (03:23 AM)
Utterly brilliant Fear 2 trailer that's just been released:
Fear Away!
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Title: Not a review: F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin
Posted: January 22, 2009 (09:18 AM)
We'll do away with the ridiculous acronym right from the get-go. Fear was an interesting game. It started sublimely, but didn't move much beyond its opening hour. What was left was a fairly bland and particularly grey corridor shooter, saved by blistering action sequences and some genuinely surprising jump-moments.
Fear 2, from the half-hour or so we've been given access to so far, seems very much like more of the same, but executed in a far more exciting and interesting manner than its predecessor. It's still completely linear, but it's much more guided. It's still a straightforward mash-up of brainless Hollywood action and shades of Asian horror (though, in fact, the scares seem much more Western in their approach now). It still makes you jump a lot, but it also builds tension much more finely in between the individual scares.
It might lose its pace after the initial section, as the original did. But for now, it's really good fun.
Given the problems in the original, I'm extremely impressed by the level design. Monolith have evidently been playing a lot of Valve games. On top of the eerily familiar set-pieces, each area gives the illusion of reasonable freedom, but through a clever combination of audiovisual techniques, it carefully funnels you in pretty much a straight line from start to finish. You can go through that door to your left, sure, but the lights are out, so you really don't want to. Instead, you head for the well-lit area up ahead... only for the lights to flicker off there too, and the door to slam behind you, leaving you to fire blindly into the night like the kind of paranoid super-soldier you are.
The cinematics are wonderful. At the start of the game, I thought a pre-rendered sequence had frozen. Actually, the game had begun, dropping me into a phenomenal warped hallucination scene. These bits look staggering, with all sorts of special effects overlaying the view, contorting the environment into something truly unnerving. Outside of these sequences, it looks okay - quite similar, in fact, to Left 4 Dead, which the level design and artwork seem to take an awful lot of inspiration from. But, commendably, it runs astonishingly smoothly on my rapidly ageing PC, without sacrificing the quality of the visuals. It isn't that scaleable - the resolution is about the only thing you can alter - but it doesn't need to be. This engine is brilliantly optimised.
This opening section is split very definitely into two halves. The first is relentlessly tense, with long, spooky corridors and flickering lights, regular hallucination sequences, and a few genuine jump-out-of-seat moments. There's an appearance of Alma that caused me to literally shout "HOLY FUCKING SHIT" at my screen. There's also a staggeringly awesome part near the beginning that sees all normal vision go completely fucked, as doors thwack open and shut, ethereal enemies appear and disappear all over the place, screams emit from every direction, blood appears on walls, items fly around the room, lights strobe on and off, and all you can do is run, panic-stricken, firing randomly at nothing tangible. Delectably spooky.
Oh, and the sountrack for this bit is ludicrously good. Really adds to the atmosphere.
The second half, which takes place largely in carefully crafted outdoor areas (again, very much like Left 4 Dead's city missions), focuses more on the old high-speed, brutal gunplay, which is... a bit slower and less brutal than before. There seems to be less emphasis on the need for slow-mo John Wu combo action, which is a little disappointing, given how much it carried the original game. That I didn't miss it all that much is a fairly big compliment to how refined the rest of the formula is. This section of the game ends with a frankly ludicrous sequence that sees you climb inside a massive mechanised suit of armour, ploughing through hordes of enemies with double chainguns. It sounds out of place, and I suppose it is a little, but I still enjoyed it. Probably a lot more than I should have.
A few gripes. The world is a little too static. At one point, the game gives you a missile launcher. But it's pretty much pointless, as you can't destroy any of the scenery. You may as well just pick off enemies with the other blissfully powerful weapons in your arsenal. All collectable items are highlighted with big blue glowing boxes, which seems a little gratuitous and patronising. The HUD is basically ripped straight out of Invisible War, which seems like an odd decision, given how many people complained that it was intrusive and unnecessary. And at the moment, it only supports widescreen. I really hope they fix this for the final release, otherwise it's going to alienate an awful lot of PC users with its horrific letterboxing.
It's looking very promising. A lot more promising than I ever expected or dared to hope. Talk of a shift in focus towards blockbuster action left me rather sceptical, but actually, it really works in this context. It's not spine-chilling terror. It's Westernised horror-action - but, from first impressions at least, it's crafted extremely well. Roll on next month!
Title: Emails
Posted: January 21, 2009 (08:46 AM)
Someone just addressed a very formal job-related email, sent to the generic firstname.lastname@example.com, as:
Dear Contact,
That's either just weird, or this person has a fantastic sense of humour. Either way, I like it.
Title: Italian Idiocy
Posted: January 19, 2009 (02:39 PM)
Michael Samyn from the wonderful Tale of Tales brings my (and others') attention to the proposed piece of legislation that led to Sony cancelling their EU release of lackluster horror title Rule of Rose. Its quality aside, there's an issue here. Beyond the link below is the body of a motion by an Italian MP. I don't know if it actually passed, but the controversy led to Sony deciding it wasn't worth the hassle of releasing Rule of Rose anyway, and the proposed EU release was canned.
Here you go.
I can't get over how monumentally stupid this is, driven by a barage of convoluted half-truths, plain fabrication, and the complete removal of context. The only way to even try to understand is to assassinate it, very carefully, point by point.
"in Europe a lot of violent video games for children are on sale"
Yes, definitely aimed at children. Note how this one carries an enormous "R" rating in the bottom corner on the US version.
"the aim of the video game is to bury alive a girl who has undergone psychosexual and physical violence"
No, that's partial content of the game, removed entirely from the context of the mature narrative. Not its aim whatsoever. Not even a significant portion.
"the latest of a series that has become increasingly popular with the younger generation and whose only end is the instigation of violence, bullying and abuse of the weakest"
The latter half is simply not true, but the fact that it's backed up by no evidence makes it difficult to argue against. Still, actually finding any evidence for it would be a hard task, since it's bullshit. He does try though, later on, bless him.
And anyway, if these games are becoming more popular with children, then perhaps we should be thinking about a motion to help regulate their sale and play, not banning them outright. Mm-hmm?
"there have been serious episodes of violence among minors including the harassment of a disabled boy (which the perpetrator filmed and posted on the Internet)"
Not even slightly relevant in any way. An attempt to provide evidence for the previous point? You're usually supposed to show a link between the two events when you do that.
"Community institutions have always protected and safeguarded the rights of minors"
Very true. But exactly why the sale should have been permitted in the EU. Europe continues to support the safeguarding of both minors and adults through the ELSPA classification system, and in cooperation with various official national bodies. It's the perfect place to release a game like Rule of Rose, in terms of potential safety.
"[we should] define a single code of conduct for the sale and distribution of children's video games"
...which underpins everything: the entire motion is based on the completely false assumption that videogames are, by definition, for children. It all makes sense now. Kids intentionally exposed to graphic violence.
Except, y'know. It carried an R rating. So you're just phenomenally wrong.
Everything here demonstrates a completely moronic lack of understanding of the issue. I can't believe it held any weight whatsoever. What kind of regime censors art in this way, without even trying to understand it at a base level? Worse than that: without even trying to understand the medium in any meaningful way? No, fuck it, scratch the word 'meaningful' out. It just doesn't even try. Full stop.
This made me really angry, even though it's a few years ago. Utterly, utterly bizarre, and thoroughly revolting.
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Resident Evil 4 HD Resident Evil 4 HD (X360): Village of the Damned Gameplay Movie
This Resident Evil 4 HD gameplay video shows you what the Village of the Damned looks like.
lol wow you will play the game for trophies that is so retarded and i thought ppl played games to have fun not trophie hunt -.-
God...don't you hate when people are uninterested and refuse to play GREAT games all because they don't have any platinums?
I find it funny that this video says its for PS3 but an xbox achievement pops up. lol
The sad thing is, about me: I would be more than happy to buy this game again if it meant a platinum trophy for the PS3. The lack of platinum trophy really makes me uninterested in playing this again. Superficial, I know, but I mean... they already gave it trophies. Just offer a damned platinum.
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The National Hockey League finally came to an agreement with the International Ice Hockey Federation regarding NHL player participation in the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia (they're playing), finally allowing the NHL to release their 2013-14 schedule. Now, the Florida Panthers leaked theirs earlier in the week, but general manager Dale Tallon always was a little loose with the fax machine…so I suppose that was understandable.
The Columbus Blue Jackets released their schedule as well today. And we have plenty to discuss.
OPENING NIGHT: It's October 4th at home against the Calgary Flames. With all due respect to the Flames, who clearly are trying to clean up a horrendous roster mess that's built up over a few seasons, I'm optimistic that we're looking at the possibility of a big old hockey party on Nationwide Boulevard. The Blue Jackets have to do their share, of course, but I'll guess at this point that the team will look more like they did at the end of the 2013 season than the beginning. If the CBJ are anything close, opening night will be lots of fun.
COLUMBUS HAS GONE METRO: Hey now! We're talking about the name of the new Eastern Conference division that the Blue Jackets are playing in!
Seriously, the Blue Jackets are in the Metropolitan Division. Why the league chose to call it that and not, say, the Atlantic Division is beyond me. I'm just happy that they're not in the (chuckle) Leaders or Legends division.
TUESDAY, TUESDAY, TUESDAY!: Good golly, there are a zillion home games on Tuesday nights in Columbus. Of the 24 Tuesdays on the 2013-14 NHL schedule, a full 12 are filled with CBJ home games. Every Tuesday in March and April – six in total – have the Blue Jackets facing off at Nationwide Arena.
Should we be calling Tuesday "Hockey Night in Columbus"?
RIVALRIES AREN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE: Remember how the Blue Jackets were stuck playing nothing but Western Conference teams all through the 2013 season…and seemingly a division foe every other night? Well, it's nothing like that in the new scheduling model.
First off, the league finally has scheduled every team in the league for at least a home-and-home series over the course of the season. That means that every single one of the NHL's teams will make at least one stop at Nationwide Arena. The two-game series model covers games against the Western Conference (and means only one away game per team on the West Coast and Western Canada!). So that's 28 games – two games against each of the West's 14 teams.
Then you have 24 games against what the league has designated the real Atlantic Division. That means three games against each of the Atlantic's eight teams. The Blue Jackets get two tastes of Detroit, Florida, Ottawa and Tampa at home this season, and I presume that the two home-one away/one home-two away format will send the other four Atlantic teams (Boston, Montreal, Toronto and Buffalo) to Nationwide twice next season.
28 games to the Western Conference and 21 to the Atlantic Division leaves only 30 games in the Metropolitan Division – or 5 games against each two divisional foes and four games against the other five. That means we're looking at a three home-two away for one team (Pittsburgh) and a two-home-three away format for one team (Carolina). The Blue Jackets will then play two home and two away games against New Jersey, the New York Islanders, the New York Rangers. After playing all those games in the Central Division last season, four division games against the majority of the division seems quite small, doesn't it?
ONLY TWO KILLER ROAD TRIPS: Make extra coffee from November 19-22, when the CBJ roll through Western Canada, and from February 3-7, when the Blue Jackets roll up the West Coast. But other than those two weeks, there aren't any 10 o'clock start times!
CITIUS, ALTIUS, FORTIUS: One way to take the sting out of a killer western swing is to take a few weeks off to relax. My friends, that's exactly what we're going to do as the West Coast trip leads right up to the Olympic break. Sochi is eight hours ahead of us, so their primetime (when I presume most of the Olympic hockey will be played) starts at noon in Columbus. So expect a lot of morning Olympic hockey, but nothing late at night. Of course, NBC might try to tape delay the good stuff…


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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's production of the classic musical Crazy For You transfers to the West End's Novello theatre following a successful run at the alfresco venue.
Largely based on the 1930s Gershwin musical Girl Crazy, Crazy For You is a 1992 musical which won both Tony and Olivier Awards for its premiere production.
Crazy For You is directed by Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's Artistic Director Timothy Sheader and choreographed by the award-winning Stephen Mear.
The much-loved score includes the Gershwin numbers I Got Rhythm, Someone To Watch Over Me and Nice Work If You Can Get It.
Crazy For You features the original cast from its Regent's Park Open Air Theatre run, including Harriet Thorpe, David Burt, Sean Palmer and Clare Foster.
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music by: George and Ira Gershwin
lyrics by: George and Ira Gershwin
book By: Ken Ludwig
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Umm and Ummah
by Aasiyah Abdul Musawwir
Arabic, you are the tongue
of my spirit
And Wallahi,
it is no coincidence that
umm, "mother,"
and Ummah, "community,"
come from the same root.
I talk a lot about this hijab…
You ask me if it is mandated –
I will tell you it is
the umbilical chord
sustaining my connection
to a spiritual line of wombs
swung the sword
rocked the podium
graced the pen
and raised a generation of
"knights by day,
and monks by night."
Because 'the rope
of the believers'
is a thirty inch
with yellow flowers
embroidered into the edges.
This rope –
this scarf
is Asmaa's sash
and it has met the rocky pathways
gracefully bearing sustenance.
I am holding on Ya Allah
I am holding because
Maryam is on the other end
grasping as she did the trunk of a palm tree
calling out your name
I am holding because
Aasiyah smiles towards the heavens
Even as her wrists are twisted in this rope
And the men are approaching with a boulder
Hold tight to the rope
and pray Aasiyah
Just pray…
I am holding because
Khadijah's fingers grace the fringes
the fingers that tousled a beloved head of hair
as he cried
'Dathiruni dathiruni!'
Umm and Ummah
This hijab
declares proud lineage
not of blood –
but of light.
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jazaki Allahu khayran, that was beautiful.
Beautiful poem for a beautiful topic. Thanks for the posting!
Mashallah I love this! This is real talent, what a beautiful piece of work!
She's got skills with words no doubt! May Allah bless you for your passion sister. You inspire me to want to write again.
simply sweet and beautiful.
may almighty bless you immensely.
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On July 23, 1946, the Georgia Baptist Convention founded Truett-McConnell College, and the school opened it doors with 55 students in temporary quarters on the town square of Cleveland, Georgia, in September 1947.
Initially accredited in 1966 to confer two-year degrees, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools approved the college to offer four-year degrees in 2002. In December 2013, SACS approved Truett-McConnell to offer a Master of Arts in Theology degree.
From its humble beginnings in what is now a hardware store, the school stands today on more than 200 acres in the beautiful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Northeast Georgia.
Because of the school's distance from Southern Baptist seminaries, Truett-McConnell's original intent included training men for pastoral ministry. And although the same it still true, the liberal arts college offers more than 40 programs of study, thus equipping graduates for religious and marketplace career paths that include pastoral ministry, missions, Christian studies, music, nursing, education, business, history, humanities, psychology and more.
The college's enrollment history reveals growth spurts and declines. However, in 2008, trustees called Dr. Emir Caner as president. Since his arrival, the enrollment of about 450 has rocketed consistently upward in double-digit percentage growth. At the time of this writing (spring 2014), enrollment is 1,600, representing a near quadrupling of the student body in six years.
Under Dr. Caner's leadership, the college's growth of curricular offerings, programs of study, faculty, and facilities' expansion reflect the remarkable upswing in enrollment.
In the fall of 2011, the college completed a renovation that doubled the dining hall's size, added classroom and office space to Miller Hall, and completed a new residence hall that will house almost 200 students.
Significant to the college's multi-faceted growth and expansion is the vision President Caner brought with him in 2008. This vision included a required, 16-hour Great Commission Minor for all students, and the commitment for every graduate to "love the Lord, love His Word, love His Church, and love the lost."
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Easy Turkey Breakfast Patties
After today, I will officially be done with my first week of winter term…hooray! I had a lot of fun in my fitness assessment class yesterday, learning how to take blood pressures. This is a completely new skill for me and I found it very fascinating. It's crazy hearing the swishing of blood through the artery. I have never heard that before! I've had my blood pressure taken countless times in my life, but never had the opportunity to listen to what a blood pressure sounds like. I'm pretty stoked to know how to do this and it wasn't as difficult as I thought it was going to be. I was intimidated at first, but was fortunate to work with a great partner who had previous experience. He helped me a lot! Needless to say, I look forward to practicing more.
Meanwhile, remember my Christmas Recap post, in which I mentioned making homemade turkey breakfast patties? Well, I'm finally sharing the recipe. Yay! It's incredibly easy and I almost feel silly posting it because of how simple it is. These are great to keep on hand in the freezer, though they never seem to last that long in my freezer. They're great cooked up as bulk sausage in a scramble, like I made on Christmas, or as patties with sunny side up eggs, avocado and veggies, as seen in my photos.
- 1 lb ground turkey breast
- 1 Tbsp dried parsley
- 1/2 tsp ground sage
- 1/2 tsp dried marjoram
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 1/4 tsp pepper
- Dash of cayenne
- Combine ground turkey and seasonings together in a large bowl. Mix well with your hands.
- Form into eight slider-sized patties. Layer between parchment paper and freeze. Alternatively, the patties can be cooked right away. You can also cook as bulk sausage, rather than form into patties. If cooking as patties, these take about 3-4 minutes each side — a little longer if they're frozen. I recommend melting a little fat of choice over medium-high heat in a skillet first. Then, add the patties and cook.
Yields: 8 patties
23 responses to "Easy Turkey Breakfast Patties"
Jill says :
I eat TOO many eggs each and every day. I seriously think I need a 3 month elimination diet (from a lot of things), but i am kinda irrationally addicted to eggs. Oh boy.
On that note, how do you get your eggs so PERFECT? Like step by step instruction and stovetop setting (from 1 to 8).
I'd love to try homemade turkey burgers, but I am unnerved by the ground turkey i see here. I can force myself to eat the grain-fed turkey , but I still don't have the nerve to go to the ground up stuff.
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War raging past of Serbian people has left behind rich history and tradition...
Serbia, like a house by the main road, witnessed turbulent history. This country on the mountainous Balkans was re
Day 1
Arrival to Belgrade. Gathering and accommodation in the hotel. A walk from the Kalemegdan Fortress, where fundaments of Belgrade were set, towards Knez Mihailo's Street which is the main pedestrian zone. Evening dinner will be served in the bohemian quarter of Skadarlija where many Serbian celebrities used to spend their bohemian nights. Overnight in the hotel in Belgrade.
Day 2
After breakfast the programme continues with sightseeing bus tour on which buildings from the period of Monarchy till the Communist rule times will be seen: the Parliament, White Court (the Karadjordjevich Residence), the Flowers House (Tito's tomb). Free time. Overnight in the hotel in Belgrade.
Day 3
After breakfast, on the way to the city of Novi Sad, you are going to visit the Monastery of Krushedol in which King Milan Obrenovich and Patriarch Arsenije III Charnojevich are buried, the picturesque town of Sremski Karlovci which had an important role in the history of the Serbs in the Habsburg Monarchy, and, finally, the city of Novi Sad which is cultural, political and commercial centre of the north of the country (Autonomous Province of Vojvodina). Return to Belgrade in the afternoon. Overnight in the hotel in Belgrade
Day 4
After breakfast the tour leaves to Topola and Takovo where you will get to know about distinguished Dynasties of Karadjordjevich and Obrenovich who marked the fight against the five centuries long reign of Turkish terror and the formation of Serbia as a state of the European values. Overnight in the City of Kragujevac.
Day 5
After breakfast the Memorial Complex of Shumarice dedicated to the killed pupils of the Kragujevac Grammar School during the World War II is visited and is followed with the visit to Radovanjski Lug where the founder of the Karadjordjevich Dynasty, Karadjordje Petrovich, was killed. Overnight in hotel.
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After breakfast you are going to visit Krushevac which was the Medieval Serbian throne place during the Lazarevich Dynasty. After that you will be delighted with the Monasteries of Studenica and Zhicha where you are going to have an opportunity to find out about the Nemanjich Dynasty. Overnight in the Spa of Vrnjci (Vrnjachka Banja).
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After having breakfast and rest, the visit to Uzhice is planned. The next stop is Potpech Cave (Potpeæka peæina) in which Tito used to reside. Then the World War II Memorial Complex of Kadinjacha is visited followed with an enjoyable journey by steam-powered train going through beautiful countryside not far away from Zlatibor and Tara. The train is called 'Sharganska osmica'' or ''The Figure of Eight of Shargan'' which is a narrow railroad shaped as number eight. The large elevation change in so short a distance will leave you breathless. Overnight in Zlatibor.
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After breakfast you are going to pay a visit to the Ethno Village of Sirogojno and the Village of Machkat which is famous for its production of smoked ham. After a gastronomic experience you are going to lead your way to Belgrade.
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What You Should Bring To The Hospital
The arrival of your new son or daughter is a time of excitement and joy. It's often a hectic time as well, so it can be difficult to remember to pack everything that you need to bring to the hospital.
About a month before the baby's due date, you should make sure you have the following items. Pack as many beforehand as you can. Use the following checklist as a guide to getting organized for the big event.
Items For Mom
- Nightgown or two piece pajamas and bathrobe or Baptist Health will provide a gown and do the laundry. You may wear your own gown if it allows for kangaroo care and access to your arm for IV's.
- Slippers
- Bra and nursing bra
- Breast pads
- Socks (several pair)
- Underwear (several pair)
- Hair ties, "scrunchies"
- Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, hair brush, lip balm, lotion, deodorant
- Comfortable and loose fitting clothing to wear home
Items For Baby
- Cute outfit for the pictures
- Going home outfit for baby
- Receiving blanket
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- Baby car seat. (Call the Auto Safety Hotline at 1-888-DASH-2-DOT for more information on the safety rating of a particular model.) A car seat is required by law and should be properly installed in your car before you go to the hospital.
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- Phone list of contacts to announce birth to friends and family; cell phone, phone card, calling card, or change for calls
- Snacks and drinks for the coach
- Massage rollers to relieve back pain due to labor
- The object you've chosen to use to focus your attention during labor (the "focal point")
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- Birth preferences
- Your pediatrician's name and contact information, so the hospital can let the office know your baby has arrived
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In regards to 64bit processing on phones, Samsung Galaxy 2, Note, Galaxy 3, Note 2 and Galaxy 4 can all run 64bit OS (google developer forums have people building them with varying degrees of success). So its been done on the droid for a while, but Nokia were darting around it for a long time, even when they were doing the NGage it was on the cards then, at a basic form, but couldn't justify it, so kept developing and did for a while.
In regards to re-buying apps, they are asking devs of larger (and more popular apps) to create 64bit native apps to force people to upgrade - there is the business plan!
As for price, its mental what they're asking, but already O2 in Luton have sold out on pre-orders of both 5C and 5S...ridiculous!
lol @ the price of the 5C - what is the point of it at that price? There is barely any difference between it and the 5S...this thing was supposed to come with a £3-400 price tag.
Will be buying a secondhand 5 for sub £300 as soon as everyone rushes to sell theirs to get a 5S
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- 5C is more expensive than 4S and has plastic back
- Fingerprint reader that 3rd parties are barred from using
How innovative...
It'll still be a hit though... *le sigh*
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The 5S doesn't have enough gold!
I will just leave this here
It is totally revolutionary, imagine how much easier it is going to be now to compromise a phone. Just pull a perfect print off that shiny touch screen or back and use it on the built in sensor. Thanks Apple, all that security and privacy was getting tedious, thanks for stepping up and removing it entirely. Oh and I love the new look, more simple and clean without so much garnish, it reminds me of something, oh, that's right Windows Phone
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Winnie the Pooh Themed Candy Buffet!
Our friends at Hostess With The Mostess put up a blog post recently with the most magnificently designed candy buffet inspired by Winnie the Pooh. We love every thing about this buffet, down to the tiniest detail. Well done Hostess With the Mostess – this is simply beautiful!
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We were contacted two weeks prior to this 1st birthday party to create a Winnie the Pooh themed sweets table. When coming up with the design concept we definitely wanted it to be more inspired by than Winnie the Pooh themed.
Therefore we used tree bark as a unique way to display some of the bright treats. As well as incorporated large tropical foliage as liners on the white vessels. We designed the stationery using a bee hive with honey dripping and weaved yellow, orange and touch of lavender throughout as our main color palette. "
To recreate this for your own party, here is a list of some of the candy seen in these photos, as well as some additional candy suggestions:
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- Peach Rings
- Orange, Yellow and Purple Sixlets
- Orange Malt Balls
- Gummy Bears
- Winnie the Pooh Pez Dispensers
- Bit O Honey
- Grape Laffy Taffy
Here are some more photos of the candy buffet table. To see all photos, visit The Hostess Blog.
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"It's pretty exciting," Keil told the Sun-Times on Sunday, two days after Potbelly's initial public offering raised $105 million and its shares closed at $30.77 — up 120 percent.
"We are pleased that people recognize what an interesting, fun, exciting concept we have, and we are looking forward to continuing to execute our business model," Keil said.
Potbelly has been all about execution since 1996, when Keil bought an antique shop that sold sandwiches on Lincoln Avenue and helped to build it into 295 sandwich shops nationally.
The company saw sales grow nearly 16 percent to $274.9 million last year and adjusted earnings rise nearly 18 percent to $31.5 million. It's on track to open 32 to 35 company-operated Potbelly Sandwich Shops this year. That's part of a plan to increase the number of stores 10 percent annually.
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Potbelly wasn't the biggest local IPO, but it's one of the best known, given the number of shops that have opened up in the area over the past few years. Keil spearheaded the company's rapid growth to 100 stores in 2005 and 200 in 2008. The company has been trying to carve out a niche in the ultra-competitive dining sector, which saw growth curtailed during the Great Recession.
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Keil, who describes himself as a "pretty laid-back guy" who likes to do things right, started his day Friday in New York, where he rang the Nasdaq bell.
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Having a community focus is also key at Potbelly, said Keil, who is co-chair of the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center and an active member in the Economic Club of Chicago, the Field Museum, Kohl Children's Museum and Big Shoulders Fund, which provides support to Catholic schools in needy inner-city communities. Keil also serves as special adviser at Merrick Ventures, where Michael Ferro is chairman and CEO. Ferro also is chairman of Wrapports LLC, the Sun-Times' parent company.
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What's That Called?: Facial Piercing Names and LocationsBy
As piercing of the face, ears, and just about anywhere becomes more popular, shopping for jewelry for ourselves or as gifts for others may be more confusing. One surefire way to be certain you're shopping for the right kind of jewelry for a piercing? By knowing the name and location of popular body piercings and what jewelry can be worn there. And like always, we're here to help with a quick reference guide and study session. Today we'll cover facial piercings!
Piercings of the face
There are few basic facial piercings that everyone should know before doing holiday shopping for pierced family members. They are the eyebrow piercing, anti-eyebrow piercing, labret, monroe, medusa, dimples, nostril (commonly referred to as just nose piercing), septum, and bridge.
As shown here, eyebrow piercings are generally worn with an eyebrow ring, which is a small curved barbell, while anti-eyebrow or "cheek piercings" tend to be worn with a surface bar. Similarly with nose piercings, septum jewelry is usually a circular barbell like a horseshoe or BCR, while piercings of the nostril will always be referred to as a "nose ring" and come in five basic styles.
The monroe and medusa are above the upper lip, and are almost always decorated with stud style jewelry, while the labret is below or on the bottom lip, and has a wider selection of jewelry styles due to location. Hoop or "ring" type jewelry is generally the most popular amongst youth culture for piercings of the bottom lip. Other styles of multiple lip piercing are shown below, and are pictured with the type of jewelry most often worn in each piercing.
For surface piercings of the face like the bridge, anti-eyebrow, and piercings of the eyelids, preference is key to picking the right piece. While some have been pierced with a surface bar and continue to wear only this style jewelry, others will prefer to use flexible bioplast barbells or even regular straight or curved barbell items. Or, in the case of rarer piercings like the "third eye" piercing, dermal jewelry may be needed.
Dermal piercings are done with a large gauge needle or what's called a dermal punch, and go through the skin with a single hole instead of having both an entry point and an exit point. The jewelry consists of two parts: one underneath the skin called an anchor, and some type of decoration that is visible and screws into the anchor. This allows for the look of a single jewel or spike embedded in or "growing out of" the skin. For types of microdermal or transdermal piercing in which jewelry can be changed, only the visible portion may be switched out or removed, and is usually referred to as a "dermal top."
Stay tuned for our next reference guide, and happy holiday shopping!
…wow…didn't realize how many places on your face could be pierced. nice.
if you can pinch it, you can pierce it
You don't even have to be able to pinch it.
You're right. Lol
Geez, I've seen hand piercings…. dunno how you can punch someone like that…
Pierce ALLOFIT!!!
I have spider bites, but with three, not just two. Does anyone know if that has a name? I mostly just wear three small studs, not rings like the spider bite picture. But yeah, I don't know if there's a name for three in a row on one side like that.
They are called jupacabra bites (:
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Lol omg i saw this girl with 3 piercings on the left side of her eyebrow not in the eye brow or cheek, nooo it was on the siiiiide on the siiiiide of her eyebrow but i dont know whats the name of it. does some one know whats it called?
I believe you are referring to either dermal anchors, or skin divers. Both have the same general aesthetic results but the base that holds them into the dermis is different.
Dermal anchors are held into the skin with an L shaped foot bar that has openings in it for the skin fibers to attach, making it the more permanent of the two.
skin divers have a circular base with no openings so it does not attach fully to the dermis, making it easier to remove.
i have had 3 dermal anchors at different locations, and from my experience the are very painless and have a very quick healing time. Removal is difficult, but not impossible, and most people cant tell they were ever there if done right. I have not had a skin diver done so i cant speak as to their merits or flaws.
What is a piercing called when you have a 'Monroe' and your bottom lip pierced on the same side? Usually wearing studs in both. Similar to the 'Cyber bites', but off to the side. The guy who did my bottom lip after I had my Monroe done reffered to them as 'Cyber bites', I just wanted to clarify.
Thank you(:
There are so many more facial piercings than that. Do some more?
i have snake bites and i want to get a Monroe soon with it. does anyone know what that's called or if there's even a name for it? thanks
I Got Snake Bites…but im soon getting like 7 more piercings. think its too much for a 13 yr old? lol i dont, i love piercing
i think its great that you're gettin piercings i think piercings are Sexxaayy (; hehe Which Ones You Gettin?
i love SNAKEBITEZ
im thinking of getting SharkBites
I've got spider bites and i want a anti eyebrow and a bridge.
hi. i love boys with snake bites, and i am 14 btw
im 12 and a guy and already have shark bites and gauges and dolphin bites. now im thinking of some more. they all look so cool.
awesome. your parent let you get those? well in my opinion you shouldn't get more. not that its bad but all those together complete the face pierce look. any more would start to look weird. awesome you have those though.
lol im thinkin of Sharkbitez :3 but i want more (13yr girl tbh :p )
i am 10 and i can't have piercing
then do it yourself, i have 9 and made em all myself
So I'm a girl and I really want a piercing on my face; i can't decide between an eyebrow piercing and a lip (snake or spider bites). I really want a lip piercing, though I really don't know. Say i ever wanted to take it out and get rid of it, would it leave a scar? Also i feel like it may get annoying, or in the way, like with eating or kissing or whatever? I know i could put a stud on it, so it wouldn't be as in the way or anything, but i really don't know. Anyone here with a spider/snake bite, or has had one that could help, or anything else that would be important to know? Also if i were to get one, i cant decide if it would be one, or two (why i keep referring to both snake and spider).
personally i think angel bites are the sexiest for girls
I'm 15 and i have my tongue, nose, bellybutton and lip pierced, should i get the other side of my lip pierced too or would it hurt too much? would it also look hot cuz wat i have is you know the eyebrow hoop in my lip so its like a dot on top and one underneath it
I've got spider bites and i did them my self. im going to get a anti eye brow but im getting that done at a shop. maybe try something like a nose piercing, its the easiest.
Hi im a mum of three and im twenty four … I have snakebites monroe eyebrow and tongue … Im going to get a medusa and an intimate piercing on sat yay
im thirteen with a twentysix year old sister and my mom has her nose done(on both sides), spider bites,her eyebrow(done in three diffrent places),and her belly buttion pierced. when she wears all of them she looks awesom and i think that its good to have all of them and even more done!
This was very helpful, I've been a piercing maniac since I was legally able to get it done by myself. I've had several gauges and ear piercings (cartilage too), nipples, tongue web, and smiley. If I wasn't going into the health field, I'd definitely look like a freak by now. (:
Do the cartridge piercings hurt? I'm really considering a nose and tragus ear piercing…
I have tragus piercing in both ears and its just like getting the navel done there is a sharp pinch and then the pain is gone, but while the swelling goes down they are a bit uncomfortable to rest on.
I have my lip pierced. I don't think it's called a Labret as it goes through my entire bottom lip. Is that called a Labret?
Just wondered.
The tattoo shop I Go to for piercings refer to that as a Vertical Labret when its strait up (vertical) through the bottom lip.
I'm 15 and i have my tongue pierced, my nose pierced, my bellybutton pierced, two holes in my ears pierced, and my lip pierced, should i get the other side of my lip pierced too? i also have firetruck red hair and im naturally a ginger.
Is it possible to pierce the tip of ones nose?
Yes,I love piercing I got my eyebrow,tongue, nose,upper lip an 2 bottom.it brings out ur face make u look sexy.and thinking bout getting my anti eyebrow pierced also.
I'm in such a pierce-me-now mood, and it's killing me because it's 1:50 am, I have no pieces of metal, no ride, no money, and I live in bum-f***-Egypt. But anywho, I was wondering if there was a name for what I had- I have my bottom lip pierced on my left side, and then I had a Monroe on my right…?
Well… I don't have the Monroe anymore because all I had was a hoop to put in it and it just got in the way too much. And the bottom lip piercing I did when I was 13- there is no way in Hell I'm getting rid of it after 4 years.
Hopefully my parental figure will take me to get Venom Bites on my tongue soon(I realize, this is a facial piercing page), but I want to get a reverse eyebrow- which this page says is called an Anti-Eyebrow(?), and canine bites really soon. As in, if I wasn't broke off my ass and my parental unit would go with me- I'd already have them. Got an (illegal) tattoo but apparently another piercing is just too bothersome right now- people these days! xD
I don't think she would have a problem if I did it myself but I don't want to f it up- it's too important! xD and piercings are not really all that new to me- my ears are pierced all over, ever since I've been in a house where it wasn't preached "If God wanted you to have a hole in your body, you would've been born with it," I love piercings and I love gauges- I have a 9/16ths Jay and Silent Bob Gauge in my right ear and all the other ones in my ears are either the typical 20 gauge, or anywhere from 14′s to 8′s. And oh wow, I think I may have just vented- muh bad.
Thanks for making this page broski much obliged :3
GOD. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE body modification, I have angel bites and gauges, but I plan on getting canine bites and etc etc. I just LOVE body modification. Thanks so much for giving me so many more ideas to pierce!! xD
Im fourteen(female) and have a septum my mom doesnt know about ;D Bellybutton, three ear piercings on each side, and just a nostril piercing i took out thinking it looked weird with my septum barbel. Was thinking about continueing piercings down the middle of my body. My mom has a labret, but its in the crease of her chin. I like it on the edge of the bottom lip, but was just wondering what piercings i should take into consideration
im going to get snake bites YaY!!!
if i get money or maybe my parents will buy them for me
I miss my canines:/ mostly wore studs unless it was show time haha
these piercings are cute, but who gets an eyelid piercing? thats dumb as f@#$
I have two piercings in one nostril, what would that be called?
And how would I go about find jewelry that would twist through both holes?
i did my nose on my own but i am about to get spinder bites:)
I'm an uber maniac when it comes to piercings. ^.^ I really don't care for the names, I just call them apart of me. <3 I have 8, I was thinking about piercing my vertical labret. I have Canines, septum, regular nostril, and my nipples done. I plan on getting more. They're all just so lovely. They should post more to this website though because it is VERY helpful. I like to refer people to sites like these when they have questions/concerns.
If you have a Monroe but it is on the right side of your upper lip, it is called a Madonna
Hmm.. I'd really like a lip piercing, but I'm not sure what… I'm thinking 'bout getting le spider bites, since my bf has snake bites x3
ah, but the angel bites would be so ironic, since I'm considered to be "the devil's child" in my school x3 decisions, decisions…


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Or, better still, do you think you're a good mother? That's probably a far more appropriate question. If I ask myself this question, the answer is easy. It's one I think about a lot.
And that is, if I'm really honest -
I don't think so.
I don't feel like a good mother. There, I said it. Truth be told, I worry all the time that I'm not a good mother. Every time I make a 'mistake', I shout or I let them have vegemite saos as I'm cooking dinner, (or that I let them eat saos at all) or I let them get into the car in the morning without having done their teeth, or I leave the TV on for another show despite vowing to turn it off, or I choose to stay on my computer when they ask me to help them build a pirate ship out of packing boxes, or I manhandle someone in order to get them in their car seat or I buy a packet of Tiny Teddies in the supermarket to keep them quiet, or I 'forget' to put sorbelene cream on after their bath because I'm too tired, or I pour a glass of wine before their in bed.
There are just too many times, too many regular times, to mention. Times when I cringe to myself and internally chastise myself for my lack of backbone or strength or for letting fatigue get the better of me – all of which cause me to make decisions I know I shouldn't make.
But the worst of it, (and I have only had one, maybe two, other mothers ever admit to me how hard they find it) is that every other mother I come across does not seem to be as 'bad' as me. On the most part, it feels like other mothers do have the strength to make consistently good decisions for their children. They never seem to falter or get flustered or if they do, it's momentary and it never seems to get in the way of them making good decisions. Have I said that already?
Or, the other type of mother I've noticed is one who makes decisions they probably know are not the best but who don't seem to worry about it. For them, it just seems to be part of the everyday routine.
And I can't work out which of these 'mothers' I more want to be? It's a tough choice.
See, the way I've structured things, my hardship in this regard is twofold. On the one hand, I make decisions regarding my children that I don't respect and on the other, I experience this constant self-flagellation. And then, these hands clasp the other.
And I feel, well, completely. EXHAUSTED.
I'm reading a great book at the moment, one I'll speak about more at a later time but the writer's premise in the first chapter is that we currently parent in an age where everyone seems to have a say concerning the best way to parent. And this, in turn, has created a psyche in mothers (especially) where we are constantly questioning whether we are 'good' mothers or 'bad' mothers. This is to the point that there is now a 'bad mother' movement (just google it, you'll find many blogs which proudly wear this label) – women embracing their 'bad decisions' and arguing that in order to keep yourself together and to remain a loving, mentally healthy mother, these bad decisions are inevitable and even to be celebrated. The premise, I guess, is that these 'bad decisions' occasional or otherwise, deliberate or otherwise, just don't really matter in the scheme of your children's lives.
I wish I could join this camp too. But I can't. I get it sure but that little voice in my head (and I guess in my heart) won't be quiet enough for me to really embrace this.
What about you? Do you worry like me about whether you're a bad or good mother? Do you even think about it? Are there particular things that cause you to berate yourself?


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A controversial piece of technology helps police catch a burglary spree suspect connected to dozens of burglaries over the last six years. YNN's Erin Moran reports.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, N.Y. -- Hudson Falls Police said the Burgoyne Avenue Thoroughfare stretching from Fort Edward to Kingsbury had been frequently burglarized since 2007. But with the help of a GPS receiver, they were able to connect John Suddard of Fort Edward to the crime spree.
"It's a great piece of equipment and everything is done by the book. And it certainly worked out to be the single most important piece of equipment in this case to help us solve this case," said Randy Diamond, Chief of the Hudson Falls Police Department.
Detective Scott Gillis of the Hudson Falls Police Department said the big break in the case came after a tip from a confidential informant.
"Shortly after that, there was a house that was hit right in that time frame and it was enough for us to get a search warrant for a GPS for his vehicle," said Gillis.
State Police got the warrant and GPS. Gillis said it showed Suddard driving in an area where a burglary later occurred.
"The State Police followed him right to Saratoga Coin and Jewelry in Albany and he had all that property from that burglary there," said Gillis.
Suddard was arrested in December of 2012 for a burglary on Spruce Street in Hudson Falls. He is being held in Albany County Jail.
Since his arrest, Gillis says Hudson Falls is a much quieter place.
"The area that was being hit, we have had no burglaries in the area. Nothing. Ever since he was stopped, everything stopped," he said.
Suddard was charged with felony criminal possession of stolen property, burglary and grand larceny. He has other burglary-related convictions and could face up to 25 years to life in prison if convicted again.
"It's certainly a huge relief for me. This has been going on for six to seven years and the citizens were very concerned and it's nice to bring closure to them for this case," said Diamond.
Suddard's lawyer, Robert M. Kelly of Saratoga Springs, said his client did not commit the burglary back in December and added he has no comments on the GPS at this time.
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