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text: HomePeopleA Caesarian Birth; Life Story Kevin June 24, 2014 People, Reportage 14 Comments I suppose one of the reasons I shoot weddings as a documentary wedding photographer is because I'm interested in human interaction, emotion and I'm essentially an observer of life at these events. When I shoot weddings I'm constantly looking for touch, emotion, eye contact and humour. I love to watch. I love to photograph life. A wedding is huge part of anyone's life, but it's only a small part. Along the way will be sadness, happiness, pain, laughter and every other emotion that we all experience on a daily basis. We each have a story that forms the fabric of our lives and those stories are so deeply entwined with other peoples' that sometimes we fail to see the real story of our own lives. I love to photograph life, and when I was given the opportunity to photograph the very beginning of a life, a caesarian birth, I was both humbled and excited. For me, this experience supersedes any wedding I've shot. It supersedes any work I've ever done in fact. Being an observer of the first moments of life, the first time a mother sees her child and the first time a father holds his child is a memory that will stay with me forever, and hopefully, through these photographs, in the memory of mum, dad and little Maja. Really, for something like this you need to have gear that is deadly silent, responsive and reliable. So I chose to shoot this entirely on my X100S with a selection of images shot on my X-T1 with the XF 56mm lens attached. For me, this is a true story – it's the culmination of love, emotion and the coming together of two people to make three. Note: There are a few images that are "graphic" in nature….not too bad, honest….but I thought it only fair to warn you. As always, please feel free to share, or comment below. After this, the surgeon asked me what I'd been using as he had no idea I'd been shooting. The X100S is, in my book, is the best camera I've ever used and I would not have used anything else for the making of these pictures. Please feel free to share, Tweet and Like this post. Go on, you know you want to :) Subscribe to email updates - stay up to date with everything that happens on this site. Subscribe to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * 14 Responses Sanjay Jogia June 25, 2014 Simply stunning work my friend! Reply Daniel June 25, 2014 Kevin, that is beautiful! As a clinician who loves photography, I've done a few 'documentary' shots for my clinic in b&w. It removes the clinical aspect and imparts the emotion. You've captured the most emotional and beautiful event and it's very tastefully done. Love it. Reply Kevin June 25, 2014 Thanks Daniel – one of the things most important to me during this was that I did not become a "part" of the day, rather, an observer. I wanted mum and dad to experience it almost as if I wasn't there. At the end, the surgeon asked me if I'd actually taken any shots during the procedure as he hadn't heard a thing. Which is great. Thanks for the kind words. Reply Daniel June 25, 2014 This is exactly how I stumbled on your site! A couple of years ago when I started getting serious about photography, I used to really dislike 'posed' photos. I much preferred candids especially at large family events. Its used to freak me out when people would stop what they were doing and see me with the camera and start to pose! At the time I was just armed with a Nikon D80 and a 50mm. Later my brother-in-law asked me to step in at his wedding because the photographer didn't turn up. I basically shot a documentary style wedding and I loved it! I then found it much more emotional. I then got the idea I need a much more discreet camera ( an X-E1) and later, I found your site, thanks for the inspiration! Nick coe June 25, 2014 Awesome as always Kev. Loving those candid smiles. What was your weapon of choice this time? Reply Nick c June 25, 2014 Sorry Kev X100s Reply Kevin Mullins June 25, 2014 Reply Patrick La Roque June 25, 2014 Nicely done Kevin. Great, great work. Reply Gary June 25, 2014 Stunning and beautifully shot. Reply Etani Kalid June 26, 2014 Amazing Reply Vee Sundayhill June 27, 2014 Love emotion in your photograph… Reply Neale James July 2, 2014 There is a delicate nature to this film that is simply beautiful Kevin. You've created a piece of legacy work here, that will follow this child as they grow into an adult. It's so well done. I know they will be very proud, for all sorts of reasons, and so should you. Reply David September 5, 2014 Quite simply the most beautiful example of photography I have ever seen in my life. It really moved me. And that does not happen often. Well done sir. David. Reply Kevin September 11, 2014 Thanks David. Very kind. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Name* Email* Website Comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.

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20th December 2014, 7:19 at 7:19 am #289290
Will CodeMasters ever be able to create a game in which the AI do not slam on the brakes and slow down to walking pace whenever the are trapped on the inside line of a corner?18th December 2014, 10:13 at 10:13 am #289213
After 2014, how have views changed on Lewis in hindsight? We saw 2012 completed, 2013, and 2014. Where would they rank among the first 5 years of his career?
In my opinion:
1. 2012
2. 2010
3. 2007
4. 2014
5. 2008
6. 2009
7. 2013
8. 2011
In 2012, he was faultless. McLaren's enormous incompetence and poor reliability was the only thing which prevented him from winning the championship that year. He had a couple of poor weekends in Spa and Suzuka, and didn't convert pole to win in Melbourne. Other than that, he was perfect. Spain, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and Brazil alone cost him 100 points, none of which were his fault.
Hamilton's 2010 season is quite underrated to be honest. His only real mistake that year was Monza (Singapore was a racing incident at best, at worst it was Webber's fault). He had bad luck in Spain, Hungary, and Japan; yet came damn close to winning the WDC in what was, on balance, the 3rd best car of the season.
2007 was obviously spectacular, but slightly overestimated because it was his rookie season. Lewis had quite a bit of testing beforehand, so he was obviously well-prepared. He won 4 races, matched Alonso in equal machinery, and only made two real mistakes in Nurburgring and China. He lacked pace in races like Malaysia and Silverstone, but owned the field in Canada and Japan.
2014, despite being by far his most successful season so far, statistically, is down in 4th. His qualifying was poor, and for the first time in his career, he was out-classed by his teammate on Saturday. Made some silly errors in Bahrain, Austria, Silverstone, and Abu Dhabi. OTOH, on race day he was awesome, and had many epic drives including Bahrain, Hungary, Japan, USA, etc…
2008 was Lewis's first championship year, yet it is down in 5th. Why? Too many mistakes made his season harder than it probably should have been. Bahrain, Canada, France, and Japan come to mind. On the flip side, he had plenty of epic drives in Silverstone, Hockenheim, and Belgium. Overall, I'd say he won the WDC in what was arguably not the best car of the season.
In 2009, Lewis drove what was probably the worst car of his career. Until mid-season, it was over 1 second off the pace, and often struggled to get points. Despite that, he put on some great displays in Australia (despite what happened afterward) and Bahrain. When the car got better, he brilliantly won 2 races, but also made a silly error in Monza.
2013 was a year where I seriously began to question Lewis's speed and motivation. Yes, he had some epic drives in Silverstone and Hungary, but there were so many races where he was simply outclassed by his teammate (Spain, Monaco, Singapore, India, Abu Dhabi). He also didn't look like "Lewis" in the rain, as he struggled a lot with his car. Probably his second worst season overall.
As for 2011, the less said the better. He had some moments of genius in China, Germany, and Korea – but far too many mistakes and epic fails, brainfade moments which made me question him as a driver, and some races where he looked way off the pace (Malaysia, Japan). McLaren was not that far off Red Bull's pace, had Lewis from 2012 been sitting in that MP4-26, Vettel would've had to fight a lot harder for that championship than he did.9th December 2014, 0:24 at 12:24 am #288415
Did Vettel need to be outside of the top 3 in the championship standings to be able to exit Red Bull?
If so, he must have known as far ago as Bahrain/China that DR needed to out-perform him in order for him to exit Red Bull (at the time, Alonso was still tied to Ferrari). I don't think Vettel has that kind of foresight.2nd December 2014, 10:59 at 10:59 am #287935
Remember Alonso at Singapore 2009? The Renault R29 was a proper soapbox of a car, it finished 8th in the WCC that year. Alonso dragged that donkey to the podium, and it was worse than any car Hulkenberg has drove in his career.
Hamilton, despite of what happened after the race, was masterful at Australia 2009. The early version of the MP4/24 was 2 seconds off the pace, and he drove that thing from 20th to 3rd.
Nico Rosberg with Williams in 2008 got a pair of podiums in a car which was at least as bad as the 2010 Williams and 2013 Sauber, and likely worse than the Force India's from 2012 and 2014.
Hulkenberg has been in F1 for 4 years now and has yet to score a single podium despite driving many solid midfield cars. A really special talent like Alonso or Hamilton would have had at least a couple of podiums already if they were driving his cars, I have no doubt about it.
Hell, even drivers like Giancarlo Fisichella (with Jordan & Benetton), Ralf Schumacher (with Jordan & Williams-Mechachrome), and Rubens Barrichello (with Jordan & Stewart) were often able to get brilliant results and podiums out of midfield cars. Later, all of them turned out to be average, solid but unspectacular. Hulk hasn't shown me anything to suggest that he is any better than a Fisi/Ralf/Rubens caliber driver.
I'd also say that Perez has impressed me more this season, despite of what the final scorecard says. Checo had a lot of bad luck in this season. Brake failure in Canada cost him a 2nd place or maybe even better (18 points), had a 50/50 collision with Button in Monaco (8 points) and never even got to start in Malaysia (Hulk scored 10 that race). Luck-adjusted they have been fairly equal, or Perez maybe even slightly ahead.2nd December 2014, 4:56 at 4:56 am #287914
I don't understand all the hype around Hulkenberg tbh.
I mean, he's spend 4 years in F1 this season and still is podiumless. Certainly, his car has been more than once capable of a podium (Brazil 2012, Bahrain 2014) and he either blew it with a crash, or got beat by his own teammate.
Nick Heidfeld 2.01st December 2014, 22:45 at 10:45 pm #287909
1. Fernando Alonso
Destroyed Raikkonen like no one even thought was humanly possible, 16-3 in qualifying and races. Nearly had a miracle win in Hungary in a donkey of a car. Finished very close in the final points tally to Vettel and Bottas despite having way worse machinery than either of them. Didn't make a significant mistake all season long. I have no idea how someone moderately objective can rate the likes of Rosberg and Button ahead of him IMO. 2 WDC and 32 wins simply don't do his talent justice. 10/10
2. Daniel Ricciardo
THE surprise of the season. Convincingly beat Vettel and was the most frequent challenger of the Mercedes duo. Took optimum advantage of whenever Rosberg or Hamilton hit trouble in Canada, Hungary, and Belgium. His qualifying and wet-weather driving could use a little improvement, but in the races he's been Alonso-like. Masterful at overtaking and very good at taking care of his tyres. 9.5/10
3. Lewis Hamilton
A very well deserving champion. The first non-German driver to win 11 races, and did it despite driving against a way stronger teammate than Barrichello or Webber. He has been inconsistent in qualifying, but in the races beyond brilliant. His only mistake on Sunday was the spin in Brazil. He's had some epic drives this year like Bahrain, Hungary, and Japan. 9/10
4. Valtteri Bottas
Started of the season a little slow, but Austria-onward he really got going. 6 podiums in the 3rd best car is a good achievement overall. He split the Red Bulls this season in a slightly weaker car overall. Had some excellent drives in this season, like Australia, Germany, and Monza. Silverstone however, is the real highlight of his season. He was epic on that day.
5. Nico Rosberg
His qualifying has been beyond phenomenal this season. 12-7 against the supposed fastest man over a single lap. He struggled a little early on in the wet qualifying sessions, but ever since Monaco, he took 10 poles to Lewis's 3. His race performances have been more hit-or-miss. Occasionally very good (Canada, Austria, Brazil) but often also underwhelming (Malaysia, China, Belgium).
The rest;
6. Jenson Button
7. Nico Hulkenberg
8. Romain Grosjean
9. Sebastian Vettel
10. Jules Bianchi
11. Jean-Eric Vergne
12. Sergio Perez
13. Felipe Massa
14. Kimi Raikkonen
15. Kamui Kobayashi
16. Daniil Kvyat
17. Kevin Magnussen
18. Pastor Maldonado
19. Adrian Sutil
20. Marcus Ericsson
21. Esteban Gutierrez
22. Max Chilton10th November 2014, 1:53 at 1:53 am #285284
Vettel on Raikkonen around the Ferradura (turn 6).7th November 2014, 19:30 at 7:30 pm #284338
The cars are already faster than the pole time of Interlagos in 2012, and it's still only FP2.
In FP2 in 2012, Hamilton was 2 seconds slower than Rosberg is now.
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2012/11/23/2012-brazilian-grand-prix-practice-result-fp2/19th October 2014, 5:33 at 5:33 am #279484
So they add a chicane to what is already the longest pitlane on the calendar? Ironic, because the circuit is actually one of the shortest.
The pitlane is almost half the track. :O17th October 2014, 6:24 at 6:24 am #279359
1 – Split the revenue among the teams up much more evenly.
2 – Get rid of Abu Double.
3 – Only use DRS on circuits which need it most.12th October 2014, 6:03 at 6:03 am #278433
The top 5 (Clark, Steward, Alonso, Schumacher & Fangio) is fairly accurate.
The rankings of Rosberg, Senna, and Prost however – are absurd.19th September 2014, 17:23 at 5:23 pm #275137
– 8 different winners from 5 different teams.
– No DRS or artificial tyres to help the racing.
– A classic title scrap between the three most iconic teams – Ferrari, Williams, and McLaren.
– A brilliant WDC fight between Schumacher, Raikkonen, and Montoya.
– A lot of great races (Australia, Brazil, Austria, Nurburgring, Silverstone, Indianapolis, Japan).
– Just about every team had their own unique livery.
– Some old vintage teams (Minardi, Jordan, Jaguar, BAR Honda, Renault, and Toyota).
– The rise of Raikkonen, Alonso, Button, and Webber.18th September 2014, 1:36 at 1:36 am #274894
As an Alonso fan, I would love to see Vettel become his teammate.
Preferably in a tail-happy car which is very difficult to drive.8th September 2014, 4:52 at 4:52 am #273990
Teams to fold: Caterham, Marussia, and Sauber.
Red Bull
Toro Rosso
Force India
Van der Garde8th September 2014, 1:37 at 1:37 am #273985
Ricciardo on Vettel for me. Brilliant dummy.


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You Can't Program Discipleship
First Sally Morgenthaler, perhaps the most influential proponent of the attractional worship paradigm, says the paradigm doesn't work.
Now no less a church growth icon than Bill Hybels says they "made a mistake":
James Twitchell, in his new book Shopping for God, reports that outside Bill Hybels' office hangs a poster that says: "What is our business? Who is our customer? What does the customer consider value?" Directly or indirectly, this philosophy of ministry—church should be a big box with programs for people at every level of spiritual maturity to consume and engage—has impacted every evangelical church in the country.
So what happens when leaders of Willow Creek stand up and say, "We made a mistake"?
Not long ago Willow released its findings from a multiple year qualitative study of its ministry. Basically, they wanted to know what programs and activities of the church were actually helping people mature spiritually and which were not. The results were published in a book, Reveal: Where Are You?, co-authored by Greg Hawkins, executive pastor of Willow Creek. Hybels called the findings "earth shaking," "ground breaking," and "mind blowing."
. . . Hawkins [says], "Participation is a big deal. We believe the more people participating in these sets of activities, with higher levels of frequency, it will produce disciples of Christ." This has been Willow's philosophy of ministry in a nutshell. The church creates programs/activities. People participate in these activities. The outcome is spiritual maturity. In a moment of stinging honesty Hawkins says, "I know it might …
Jesus is For Losers
A few weeks ago our pastor said one of the boldest, riskiest, best things he's said since he'd arrived at our church in April: "Sometimes you have to let your dreams die."
It was not said in a woe-is-me and poor-poor-pitiful-you way. It was about God's will. It made total sense. And yet it is the sort of thing rarely said in churches these days, when the prevailing theme appears to be God Exists to Make Your Dreams Come True.
A few months ago I listened to a podcasted message by the man I consider my mentor-pastor, and while I can't remember every jot and tittle of his sermon text, one sentence was burned into my brain the moment I heard it and has never left: "To be a follower of Jesus you must renounce comfort as the ultimate value of your life."
Why do statements like these sound revolutionary?Yes, they challenge our natural bent toward self-interest. Yes, they challenge our cultural premiums on pleasure and independence. But within church culture, why are they so revolutionary?
Some friends of ours visited a church recently and in relaying the quality of the message, one of them said that, teaching from Philippians, the pastor announced that the normal Christian life is characterized by suffering. My friend, a big smile on his face, concluded, "Which, you know, was good to hear."
It's not about being joyless or gluttons for punishment. It's about, partly, not saying to believers who are growing through some terrible, terrible things "You are abnormal; …
"10 Things" for Starting a Ministry
Actually, this is Gary Lamb's "10 Things I Wish I'd Known When I First Started Church Planting", but I'm guessing they may be fairly applicable to any ministry start.
1. Be secure in your calling . . .
2. People who come one time and act like you are the greatest thing in the world, want to sign up for everything after one visit, talk about how they are called to ministry after one visit, etc are the ones that won't last long. It happens every time.
3. You can NEVER cast vision too much. Volunteers do what they do because of the vision, not because they need something else on their schedule.
4. Small groups are a lot of work and NO ONE is doing them well especially if they are reaching unchurched people. However when they run right there is nothing greater.
5. Who you do this thing with is so important. Do it with friends and people you enjoy being around.
6. Don't be afraid to talk about money. The bible talks a lot about it and it is part of spiritual growth. Big vision takes big money and God uses people to fund that vision.
7. Be yourself. The world doesn't need another Ed Young, Andy Stanley, Rob Bell, or Erwin McManus. It does however need you to be you and who God created you to be.
8. Don't …
Ecclesial Adultery
This is my first encounter with Gen-X Rising blog (I didn't even know people still used the label Gen-X except in a historical sense), but this post by Andrew Thompson is a hum-dinger:Cheating On Your Church
A substantial taste:
There are some legitimate reasons to leave a church once you join as a member . . . But they are few in number. And most reasons people leave amount to nothing more than ecclesial adultery. When you promise fidelity to both Jesus and a congregation of his disciples and then break that promise over matters as simple as boredom with worship or frustration with a committee, you are running out on the bride of Christ. It's cheating on your church, folks . . .
There is, of course, an underlying reason why people instinctively think that seeking out a church that meets all their felt needs is a God-given right. And it has to do with consumerism and the aforementioned market economy. Most Americans simply cannot conceive of the idea of not being able to choose their church the way they do their cell phone plan or where they'll get tonight's take-out. But think about what that mindset does to the Bride of Christ: it turns her into a cheap prostitute, who peddles her wares on street corners in the hopes that you'll condescend to choose her over all her similarly cheap competitors.
If you want to do something truly radical for Jesus (and 'radical' is a relative term in our historically …
The Requisite Osteen Post
You can watch the "60 Minutes" feature on Joel Osteen here, as I did.
It's fairly bland. Nothing revelatory.Except for the interviewer, Byron Pitts, asking some really, really great questions. He asks why no Jesus in the book. He asks if he's more like Dr. Phil than a pastor. This is stuff most interviewers would not have the context from which to wonder about.
There's some stuff from Michael Horton (whose books are in my recommended reading sidebar, fyi) that's pretty good. He pretty much calls Osteen's teaching "heresy."
The Internet Monk has the best barnstorming post on the interview. Read it.
Osteen, by his own admission, says he doesn't talk about sin. He doesn't talk about the cross. Jesus shows up at the end of his messages, for what reason I don't know, because he seems incidental or unnecessary during the message itself.
Sin and the cross are necessary components of the Gospel. Excise them and you've got no gospel. No gospel in your teaching means you're teaching something else. Right?
"I mean, there's a lot better people qualified to say, 'Here's a book that's going to explain the scriptures to you.' I don't think that's my gifting," Osteen says.
These facts don't mean Joel Osteen is not a Christian. But they do mean he is not really a Christian pastor and has no business teaching a church. A Unitarian Universalist church, maybe. A life-coaching seminar, a self-help conference sure.
It is a dangerous business, preaching. Eternal destinies hang in Osteen's call of "God wants …
When Buzz Matches Vision
The big idea of what my church is trying to do with Element has to do with discipling folks 18-30something. Experientially, while we do have college students and we do have young marrieds, the majority of our participants are young professionals in their mid to late 20s.What we are doing in terms of our program format — a weekly "generational" worship service and small groups — is not much different from what lots of other churches are doing for young people in that gap when most young people vanish from church. I think what sets Element apart, at least from similar generational efforts in our area, are two things:
a) We are trying to do what we are doing in the context of community (as opposed to merely hosting a program, an event. The Element events, for us, are components of cultivating community, which ideally builds up and bridges to the greater community of our church. (The events aren't the only components in this effort, by the way. I only mean that the events aren't meant to be stand-alone attractional alternatives to staying home.)
b) While in format, again, we are not unique among twentysomething services (worship/teaching), I do think we are unique in that our teaching approach is conscientiously cross-centered, grace-driven, and Gospel-focused. The idea is that what people need foremost is the Gospel and application comes secondary. This is a risk on our part, because when asked what they want out of a message, most will say some variation of …
You Can't Make this Stuff Up
"I don't care what the name on that title says. Reach out and snatch it! It's yours."
Uh huh. Back here in Normaltown, we call that stealing.
I'll spare you my rant.
I know I'm supposed to see something like this and laugh it off, consider it marginal or inconsequential, ignore it as an easy target, gloss over it because "picking on TBN'ers is so cliched," etc.But I think about the thousands (millions, probably) who send these people money. I think about the elderly and the naive, those who are sick or mourning or in huge amounts of debt who are desperate for relief, who are eager to trade their faith for whatever promises can be made for deliverance, and then guys like this say things like this, and it makes me angry like nothing else. I think of people I know who are suffering, hurting, confused in their faith because they've trusted God for something big or needful and God has chosen not to give it to them, and then I see guys like this suggest it was withheld because of a lack of faith. I see people every day who are hungry for the Gospel, and most of them don't know it, and if the only exposure they have to the Christian message is guys like this saying stuff like this, it just makes me want to vomit.
Okay, so I ranted a little bit.
Here's something similar. I'm not as worked up about this, mainly because it is mostly fascinating in …
Ministry Engines (and the Starter Switch)
Tony Morgan highlights some insights from Jud Wilhite of Las Vegas' Central Christian Church.
Something that jumped out at me was this:
Jud indicated for their church it means simplifying their ministry programming to focus on weekends, groups and serving. That's it. They've tried to eliminate anything else that might compete with these primary ways that people take their next steps toward Christ.
It jumped out at me, because this was the original intention I proposed pursuing with Element, our church's ministry to college students and young professionals. We wanted to orient the ministry more in terms of community, not merely in terms of programming, and in fact, when I was asked about my interest in teaching for it, that was one thing I sort of made my involvement contingent upon — that it not be just a service or just an event, but an attempt at building community, and thereby providing for our demographic an introduction to and bridge into the greater church community. Any other program, in my mind, would likely only forestall the exodus of young people out of the life of the church another four years or so. I didn't want to be a holding tank for people who'd still leave, but a growing tank for people to grow up into the life of multigenerational Christian community.
So what I proposed were three "tent pegs," so to speak:- continuing and multiplying the small group structure we already had for the purpose of relationships and in-depth Bible study- service projects- …
Tuesday is for the Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
From Lark News, of course:
For church singles groups, it's all in a name:
The singles group at Sherman Oaks Presbyterian church was languishing, with poorly attended potlucks and a core of only 9 people, five of whom were mentally retarded or had just been released from prison.
"It's pretty bad when even the singles group leader doesn't want to go," says leader Jerry Cook with a laugh.
Cook convinced the church to hire a consulting firm to create a better name than the one they were using, Singled Out. After spending $50,000 and going through hundreds of options, they ditched the old moniker and embraced a new one: 2gather.
What does it mean?
"Lots of things," says Cook. "Gathering together, building community — all the things singles want." 2gather quickly gained momentum in the Christian singles market in L.A., and now draws hundreds of singles to its mid-week "2do" parties.
"The cost of the name change was worth every penny," says Cook, who has been promoted to assistant pastor.
Dozens of U.S. churches are paying consulting firms big money for clever names they hope will turn their fortunes with fickle single church-goers.
"Our old name wasn't saying anything," says a Milwaukee singles pastor whose group had attracted mostly divorced men over 45. Now that the group changed its name to 1-2-1, "membership has quintupled, and we don't get as many …
What You Win Them With is What You Win Them To
Who first said that? I have no idea. But he (or she) was a very wise person.
What you win them with is what you win them to.
Mark Galli has a good post up at CT on marketing the church. In it he writes:
When we "market," we try to make a larger audience aware of the value of exchanging a good or service. We assume both parties will benefit from the transaction. Marketing is a wonderful thing. I like to hear pitches about products I might use. I like the fact that my publishers pitch my books to a larger public. Thank God for marketing!Related articles and links
But there's a reason Jesus said "You shall be my witnesses," and not "You shall be my marketers" . . .
Should it surprise us that in this church-marketing era, members demand more and more from their churches, and if churches don't deliver, they take their spiritual business elsewhere? Have we ever seen an age in which church transience was such an epidemic?
Should it surprise us that in this era, pastors increasingly think of themselves as "managers," "leaders," and "CEOs" of "dynamic and growing congregations," rather than as shepherds, teachers, and servants of people who need to know God? And that preaching has become less an exposition of the gospel of Jesus' death and resurrection and more often practical lessons that offer a lot of "take-away value," presented in an efficient, friendly manner, as if we were selling cheeseburgers, fries, and a shake?
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Sons of Anarchy Round Table: Destiny vs. Familyby TV Fanatic Staff at . Comments
Tara went all Gemma, Tig went rogue and Jax went... well, we're still not sure where Jax will go on Sons of Anarchy.
The first part of the season four finale left our Round Table panelists - Dan Forcella, Christine Orlando and Arlene Gonzalez - anxious for next week's conclusion. First, though, they take the following look back...
What was your favorite scene from the episode?
Dan: Gemma's plea to Jax, the manipulation of her son, that she hopes will lead to him killing Clay. It was so prominent that I couldn't help but think it was a nod to the past. Just as she's trying to manipulate Jax to kill the SAMCRO President now, she also manipulated Clay to kill then SAMCRO President John Teller back in the day. If true, it sets up Gemma to be the sympathetic big bad in seasons to come. Awesome.
Christine: Every scene Tara was in was more kick ass than the last. I loved when she pulled out the syringe and told Jax to kill Clay. She shocked both Jax and Gemma, then put Gemma on notice. It was perfect.
Arlene: Tig breaking down while visiting Clay in the hospital. I love Tig for a myriad of reasons and, while we've seen him cry in the past (that time he got high and weeped over a doll after Donna's death), we've never seen the true depth of his love for Clay. That scene certainly slammed it home. Close second? Jax' shower butt scene. Duh.
More likely to take place: Jax kills Clay and becomes SAMCRO President, Jax kills Clay and leaves town with Tara, or Jax does not kill Clay?
Dan: There is no way the second choice happens. Jax ain't going anywhere. I'm going to predict - having faith in Kurt Sutter to be bold - that Jax kills Clay and becomes SAMCRO President. As much as I have loved Ron Perlman this season, Clay's character has run its course. There is no place for him in this world after all that he has done over the last few episodes. None.
Christine: I'm betting something interrupts Jax killing Clay. I don't know that that means Clay will live, though. Jax isn't the only one that would like to see him dead. And as much as I'd like to see Jax, Tara and their boys ride off into the sunset I know that just isn't going to happen.
Arlene: As much as I would hope Jax kills Clay and becomes SAMCRO president, I can't see Sutter killing off Clay. Clay may be at an all-time "most hated" but SOA without Perlman just doesn't jibe. And I certainly can't see him coming back in flashback scenes or ghost form.
Tig going rogue: Stupid or admirable?
Dan: Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. I don't care what love he was showing for his friend, he was starting a war.
Christine: So stupid. Tig's such a loose cannon. He took all of his misplaced guilt and rage and killed some innocent girl and started a war. Just senseless.
Arlene: Oh Tiggy... typical. Flying off the handle looking for revenge. Can I say stupidly admirable? I kept shaking my head while watching that car scene and felt bad for Leroy. Poor guy. He didn't even do nuthin'.
Make one bold prediction about next week's finale.
Dan: Tara is the one who kills Clay.
Christine: I'd love to see Dan's prediction come true, but I'm still not sure Tara's capable of killing so coldly, even killing Clay who deserves it. Honestly, I have no idea what Kurt Sutter has planned for us next week. He's kept me guessing all season.
Arlene: Going out on a limb here but I predict that either the Irish or the Mexican cartel take down Clay. As far as either group is concerned, he's responsible for way too many f-ck-ups and will need to be eliminated. To them, it's just business not personal.
Tara can't die because she and Jax are the only true human beings on the show. Besides, Jax and Tara have to take over as Clay died and Jemma will no longer be needed to head up the Club. Can't have Jax sleeping with that nasty older woman, or Wendy the Junkie...Would be too obvious. Besides, Tara is as hardened as anyone in the show now. She used to be an innocant...But, no longer...
The season finale was a big dud. All season they moved towards a pay back for Clay and they chickened out.
Tara dies. Sutter doesn't write soaps.
I think that Tara stays unfortunatly....I wish they would pick a character for her, is she a bad ass shooting the tires out from under Ima's car, and beating up latin chicks, or is she a wishy washy whiner that can't do anything without knowing that Jax loves her. Damn girl he is still with you isn't he.....? My prediction, Gemma turns to Wendy to make Jax stay, does anyone think it's odd that a convicted felony can just take his kids accross state lines with out the mother's permission. One thing I have noticed about Sutter he does his homework, and nothing is left untied, EVER. Even if you think it is , it's not. The meeting tonight on the Wehewah land...just how does Potter and Roosevelt think they are going to access onto Indian Land....nope don't think so....not allowed. And Sutter won't let it happen anyway he is smarter then that. I mean yes, we have seen shoot outs right in the middle of the road and no one seems to notice, but for the most part, he sticks to what is possible......I can't wait till tonight
Tara will not die, Jax will attempt to kill Clay but something will prohibit him from doing it (somone coming in the room, etc), so Gemma will do it. Also, Jax is going to have to let the Irish know that Clay is dead. And I would bet my whole paycheck that once they find this out, the only way they maintain the relationship with the Sons is through Jax...as President. That is what keeps Jax in Charming and next seaon is about Jax trying to figure out how to fix club/get Tara back. I think she takes the kids tonight and rolls out to Oregon. I feel like the Cartel thing will be fixed or taken care of through the Irish, maybe. The only thing I don't have an idea about is the fate of Juice/Bobby. I just don't know. Also, what up with Potter looking into Charming Heights and the mayor? Is this a story line for next season?
die clay die
Tara will be killed. Most likely by the 9ers. The cartel still wants her dead. But if they play off the adrenaline in the first act, the 9ers might get to her first since Laroy's lady was killed. It makes the most sense if you weigh all the possible situations for next season. It gives Jax a reason to get ruthless and stay a biker. Sutter has done a good job at pulling attention away from Tara still being at risk...while still leaving subtle hints that the situation isn't over. Tara dying is probably the only thing that would keep him in the club since the whole reason he's leaving is for her. Also, revenge makes for a great drama series.
I believe that tara will be killed by the niners, the leaders lover was killed so I believe that they will try to get even. Thus jax becoming the leader of soa. Tara's character now doesnt have a purpose she is no longer a surgeon and will leave either way. Jax cant leave his character is to prominent, so she either has to die or she will leave charming
I think Jax goes to kill Clay and before he does Clay tells him he is his Father..
We all know how Gemms lies...
Tara can not go because she keep the show all together.."With her Love & war"..
Jax and Tara are the only ones with real love parts...
In my book the show can not work with out Tara....


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Honors Field Experiences
Physical Therapy - Leisure:
Dani Farkas will be shadowing two licensed physiotherapists during the course of the semester to observe the nature of the injuries they treat. She is most interested in determining the percentage of the injuries that are associated with local leisure activities. This project is connected to ESS 396 which allows students to experience and learn about the seasonal leisure activities in the Gunnison area and this field experience/colloquium will be an interesting addition as Dani explores the association of those activities with injuries requiring physical therapy.


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The Kishwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Arthur D. Montzka Young Artists Concerto Competition:
2014 Winner
Colin Choi
Playing Piano Concerto in A Minor: 1st movement,
by Edvard Grieg
February 22, 2014
Colin Choi, age 12, is a seventh-grader at Wood Oaks Junior High School in Northbrook, IL. He began his piano studies at age 5 and is a student of Sueanne Metz.
Colin has won awards in numerous competitions, including first place in the North Shore Music Teachers' Association Competition, the Illinois Music Association Contest, the Chinese Fine Arts Society Competition, and the Sejong Music Competition. He was also a prize winner at the Illinois State Music Teachers Association Competition, the Chicago Area Music Teachers Association (CAMTA) Sonata Festivals, the Grandquist Music Competition in the Olympic Division, and the New Music National Young Artist Competition. In 2009, he was chosen to perform at the Kennedy Center for the International Youth Praise Festival. In 2010, he performed at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall as a winner of the International Chopin Celebration Competition. Colin was also the winner of the 2011 DePaul Concerto Festival for Young Performers and performed as a soloist with the Oistrach Symphony Orchestra. His performance was broadcast on Chicago's WFMT 98.7 classical radio station. Colin was also awarded first place in the Emilio del Rosario Concerto Competition and performed with the Harper Symphony Orchestra. In August 2013, he won third place and the best performance for contemporary music award at the Los Angeles Young Musician International Competition. Most recently, Colin was chosen as the winner of the piano category in the open division at the Walgreens National Concerto Competition. He has also made frequent public appearances, including performances at the Chicago Cultural Center, the Parisian Salon Concert Series at the Northbrook Library, and the Grand Piano Haus.
Colin also enjoys playing the acoustic drums, basketball, and video games, and keeping his marine aquarium.
Arthur D. Montzka Young Artists Concerto Competition:
2014 Winner
Sean Choi
Playing Piano Concerto No. 3: 1st movement,
by Sergei Prokofiev
February 22, 2014
Sean Choi, age 13, is an eighth-grader at Wilmette Junior High School in Wilmette, IL. He currently studies piano with Sueanne Metz.
Sean has won competitions including Honorable Mention at the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA, 2013), first place at the Confucius Music Festival (2013), Honorable Mention at the Emilio Del Rosario Concerto Competition (2013), and first place at the DePaul Concerto Competition. He has played with the Oistrach Symphony Orchestra (2012), the Chicago Area Music Teachers Association (CAMTA) Roberta Savler Contest (2011), and has placed third at the North Shore Music Teachers' Association (2011), and first at the Sejong Music Competition (2010). He also won awards at the Grandquist Music Competition. Besides piano, he has won first prize (2010 and 2008), second prize (2009) and Honorable Mention (2011) for cello at the Confucius Music Festival, and second place (2013 and 2010) at the Society of American Musicians competition.
Other than music, Sean enjoys swimming, and he is on the NASA Wildcat Aquatics swim team.


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Viewing entries tagged with 'Raiders'
Huawei re-signs with Canberra Raiders
HUAWEI Australia and the Canberra Raiders today announced that Huawei has re-signed as the team
Souths drown Raiders in the rain
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs have drowned the Canberra Raiders 32-2 at a water-logged ANZ Stadium in front of a brave 11,167 fans.
Tupou granted early release from contract
WINGER Bill Tupou has today been granted an early release from his Vodafone Warriors contract to join the Canberra Raiders on a deal through to the end of the 2015 NRL season.
Updated statement regarding Blake Ferguson
THE Canberra Raiders provide an update on Blake Ferguson and his position at the NRL Club
Raiders beat Broncos to cement top 8 spot
THE Canberra Raiders have defeated the Brisbane Broncos in cold conditions in the nations capital tonight in front of 10, 419 faithful fans.
Buttriss Re-Signs with the Raiders until end of 2015
CANBERRA Raiders hooker Glen Buttriss has signed a new two year deal with the Raiders, with the Cootamundra junior remaining at the club until the end of 2015.
Sea Eagles out-grit Raiders
THE Manly Sea Eagles produced a flawless second half performance to come away with a gutsy 16-10 win in front of 10,871 vocal fans at Brookvale Oval.
Sharks hold firm to power over Raiders
CRONULLA have withstood a late Raiders fightback to post a dominant 30 points to 20 win in front of 12,130 fans at Cronulla Stadium this afternoon.
Raiders run roughshod over Knights
THE Canberra Raiders today showed a clean pair of heels to flog the Newcastle Knights 44-14 at Canberra Stadium, overcoming a slow start in front of 10,453.
Blake Ferguson re-signs with the Raiders until 2015
THE Canberra Raiders have received a boost ahead of their round nine match against the Newcastle Knights at Canberra Stadium, with Blake Ferguson confirming today he has extended his contract with the club until the end of the 2015 season.
Raiders ruin the Storm streak
THE Canberra Raiders have done the unexpected and ended the winning streak of the Melbourne Storm with a 24-20 victory at AAMI Park in front of 15,464 fans.
Canberra Raiders unveil Centenary Strip
THE Canberra Raiders will be joining in on Canberra
Cowboys victors in scrappy contest
THE North Queensland Cowboys have emerged victorious over the Canberra Raiders in an error filled game at 1300SMILES Stadium in Townsville this evening. The final score was 30 - 12 in what was a dire affair between the two sides, with plenty of dropped ball, and penalties to match.
Mark Nicholls re-signs until the end of 2015
THE Canberra Raiders continue to sign up their future stars, with Mark Nicholls re-signing a new deal today that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2015 season.
Raiders run over wounded Warriors
CANBERRA have scored three tries in the final thirty minutes to overcome a gutsy Warriors side 20 points to 16 in front of 9,699 fans at Canberra Stadium tonight.


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So this will be the final installment of the in-season rankings for the HVaC. Come next week, we will do a full year review of all the numbers and how the system ranks the players at the end of the year. One week hitters, the next week we will hit up the pitchers and show an integrated top-100 for the end of the year. The post will then head into hibernation as it gets fine tuned and ready for next season. Hopefully you have found it helpful throughout your head-to-head seasons and it aided you in looking at players differently than you might have without it. I maintain that this type of league is different and needs to be managed as such. A tool like this does that and it is here for you. Any advice or comments for next year, please let me know.
Here we go with what you need to know. All numbers are for the last two weeks through games on the 25th.
- One player this space has been on top of for a while has been Wilin Rosario. Rosario is currently the number two ranked player with a score of 1.73…the best split score we have seen from the Catcher position all season. Rosario is obviously not going to hit .442 for every section of the year, but he has made a strong push since the All-Star break to be considered a top-10 catcher in head-to-head next year.
- We know that Pablo Sandoval struggled with injuries in each of the last two years, but he has shown the upside that many expected of him when he was drafted in the early rounds of drafts. Sandoval has four home runs and seven runs scored with a .333 average to give him a score of 3.88. That plants him firmly inside the top-10 overall and has him showing up as the second ranked third baseman behind Adrian Beltre.
- There were two Phillies that had everyone nervous to draft (and a third that scared people off entirely). Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins have performed admirably of late. Rollins is the top shortstop in this snapshot having hit five home runs and stolen five bases. Adding 16 runs gives Rollins a score of 1.80. Utley has hit .350 while scoring 10 runs. Utley in this stretch is the top second baseman. Neither may be the player they once were, but they are certainly more than what we wanted to give them credit for early on.
- If we can grow to accept that Pedro Alvarez is going to hit about .240, his other numbers are surprisingly consistent. His three home runs and 12 RBI give him a spot inside the top-40 once again. Fact is that owners do not need him to hit that well from third base. Average can be made up at other spots. Take the power numbers he has shown. Far better year this season than last!
- There has been plenty written about Nick Swisher lately and his impending free agency. From his splits against lefties to his numbers at Yankee Stadium, there are plenty looking at what he could do next year. This year, he has been a second half star for fantasy owners. While not inside the top-20 as he was in the last split, Swisher's four home runs and 11 RBI put him inside the top-40 overall. He is a player that needs to be more respected in head-to-head leagues, especially given positional flexibility potential.
- There are always a few surprise names that show up. One this week is Yonder Alonso. Alonso has been a top-25 player over the last two weeks and has been a key to the overall offense in San Diego. While he gets passed over, this is a player that can be valuable in deeper mixed leagues. Alonso has hit .357 in the last two weeks to go with 12 RBI and two home runs. Not for everyone, but there could be some love for owners this weekend.
- Several stars could not buy a spot on this list for much of the season. That has turned around for Rickie Weeks and Justin Upton. While Upton has not shown the power many hoped for, his 13 runs scored and .333 average are a big boost. For Weeks, he has given three home runs to go with nine RBI during the playoff push for the Brewers.
- Some potential upside for owners looking at the rest of the week? Look to Nate McLouth, Chris Nelson, Torii Hunter, Alonso, and Alcides Escobar. All can provide value across categories for many owners needing a final push.


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Phoenix, AZ-The Goldwater Institute has received notice from the campaigns of Democrat Alfredo Gutierrez, Libertarian Barry Hess, and Republican Matt Salmon that their candidates will appear in Tucson on August 20, 2002, for the gubernatorial candidate forum co-hosted by the Institute and the Tucson Citizen.
"It's great to get such an early, multi-party response from the candidates," said Tom Jenney, Director of Outreach for the Phoenix-based, free-market think tank. Jenney also confirmed the participation of panelist Mary Jo Waits, Associate Director of ASU's Morrison Institute.
The Institute has yet to hear affirmative responses from the following candidates:
- Betsey Bayless (R)
- Gary Fallon (L)
- Richard Mahoney (I)
- Janet Napolitano (D)
- Mike Newcomb (D)
- Mark Osterloh (D)
- Carol Springer (R)
The forum will take place the evening of Tuesday, August 20, 2002, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Marriott University Park, 880 East Second Street, in Tucson.
The forum is free of charge and open to members of the public and the media. Provision will be made for broadcast of the event. To RSVP for the event, contact Lindsay Humble at (602) 744-9618, or write to email@example.com. Members of the press should contact Tom Jenney at (602) 744-9603, or write to email@example.com.


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Sadly, this did absolutely nothing for my popped pimples and if you check out Paula B's review for it - you'll see that it actually irritates the skin :(
I wanted it to work as I loved the fact that it dried over the skin and stayed put - so I didn't have to see or touch the popped pimple. (out of sight, out of mind).
As far as clearing pimples and reducing the red marks left behind - my favorite product for this at the moment is Clinique Turnaround Concentrate Radiance Renewer.
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I just woke up from my first night with this. I am a chronic picker and when I saw good reviews for this yesterday I had to go get some. It definitely helped a lot with redness and swelling, I have high hopes for what it will do in the next few days. Salicylic acid is the only otc acne medication I wasn't using, and I think it might be the key to clear skin, finally.
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I used this for the first time last night. This is pretty highly rated here on MUA, so I saw the last one at Target for 6.79, and thought, what do I have to lose? It comes in a metallic blue squeeze tube with a clear round screw on cap. General information is written on the front, and some more indepth info is on the back (ingrediants, info on company). This product comes out blue and dries white, which I think is a pretty neat idea. If you apply it too thick, it will 'cake up', so I only apply a very, very thin layer on any blemishes. This is called popped pimple relief, but I use it on blemishes I haven't popped because I really try not to pop my blemishes...we all know how bad that is. Anyway, last night I spread on a thin layer and went to bed. I woke up around six, but the appointment I had got cancled, so I was about to go back to bed when I felt a big, under the skin blemish coming on. I iced the area for a minute or so, then applied a thin layer of this. When I woke up around ten, the blemish was almost completely gone. On my other blemishes, the reduction was not as significant, but it definitely helped more than persagel 10, which I think may be too harsh for my skin. Bottom line: I really like it now, but that's after one use. I'm thinking I'll use it for a few more weeks and update with my thoughts then.
UPDATE 1/7/13: Been using it nightly, noticed that it definitely cakes up after applying too much. I find that it works best with a very thin layer. I likes that it helps my blemishes, but will try persagel10 and this on different blemishes that pop up around the same time and see which one helps more. I feel like this REALLY drys my skin out, but when I go to put on makeup it doesn't look cakey or flakey. I'm still liking this. I'll update again soon.
UPDATE 1/16/13: Why?! This has been breaking me out, I swear! I wanted to love it so much, but persagel 10, which I thought was irratating, is so much more gentle than this. The reason why I don't like this is because I feel like it traps the blemish under the surface so that while it goes away at first, it keeps popping back up. Ugh. And I did end up testing persael 10 vs this, and this cleared it up in two day, but then popped back up, while persagel 10 also pretty much cleared it up in two days. I wanted to love this SO badly, but I cannot...drat. I'll be sticking with persael 10 for now.
Technically, I have nothing bad to say about this product. It didn't blow me away in terms of IMMEDIATE results (you know...sometimes you kid yourself into thinking you will put something on your face and it will be gone in five minutes) but it certainly did not make my skin or acne any worse. I like that it doesn't sting or irritate your face, that it stays put (you can sleep with it on) and it does decrease the size of pimples. If I feel a lump on my face that I know is going to form into a zit, I put this on right away and it generally decreases the swelling. Like I said, it doesn't make it worse so really you have nothing to loose. It has a consistency similar to toothpaste and smells nice.
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WOW WOW WOW.... i just got this yesterday...! ( p.s. i would have never ever think of buying something like this at a drugstore) but let me start off with my history... i use to have really bad acne all over my face... scarred cheeks.. pimples etc... ive been taking care of my skin lately.. so now my face is basically clear so i only get occasional breakouts right before i PMS... and i get oilier than i normally would... but anyways first impression! i applied this thinking it was suppose to be blue on my face and drys white like it says on the box. it says apply a thin layer so when i put it on my face i didnt see blue so i applied more around my chin area where my break outs were. but then again i was like nahhh ill just put a thin layer on the other places i have pimples at. So once it dried i can see white marks all over my face. pigmently white marks. with thick or a thin layer. so i guess a thin layer is good. it looks like it coats the pimple really well and it stays on good. ( i have it on right now) so im going to bed with it and see how it goes tomarrow morning when i wake up
But so far so good i like the way it looks. its like the queen helene mint julip mask except this product actually has stuff to fight the pimple. this product might replace my mint julip mask when i do the over night spot treatments with the mask before i go to bed.
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Summary: A hike in to Sycamore Canyon with views
Challenge Level: Moderate to Hard
Hiking Distance: Approximately 5 miles one way, but we hiked only 3 miles and then turned around for a total of 6 miles
Trailhead Directions: The trail head for the Dogie Trail is about 20 miles from the center of Sedona, most of it on dirt roads (FR 525 connecting to FR 525C), a bit bumpy but very scenic. From the "Y" roundabout (the intersection of State Route 89A and State Route 179), drive west on SR 89A toward Cottonwood for approximately 9 1/2 miles. Turn right on to Forest Road 525 and proceed north for approximately 3 miles where you will come to a "t" intersection and FR 525 goes right. Turn left on FR 525C and follow it for about 8 1/4 miles to the trailhead parking on your right at GPS coordinates: 34° 55.356' N; 111° 59.688' W.
Description: This hike is moderate to hard, and it certainly would be hard if you hike the entire 5+ miles down into Sycamore Canyon. We hiked just 3 miles in, and would rate that as a moderate hike. But it's a "down-up" hike (that is, descending trail on the way in, ascending on the return when you're getting tired), so use good judgment about when to turn around.
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Sim City is a computer game that has the player design a city. They become the mayor. While designing the city from ground, they can choose sustainaiblity energy options such as wind farms, geothermal, and solar. The game includes greening options and pollution factors. Teachers in a variety of disciplines can utilize this to bring their core course concepts to life.
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Hi Laci! I'm a female that identifies as male, and I've been curious about maybe trying to bind my chest (in a healthy manner). I've heard about all of these ways to bind your chest, but so many of them seem to have these side effects or health issues. Like one friend of mine tried to bind herself using Ace bandages (which, as you know, compress), so she unknowingly was binding her chest with bandages that compressed! I'm sorry if this is a really random question, but…Do you think you could help me out with a nice, safe way to chest bind?
I once tried binding my boobs down when I was in high school. My friends and I somehow decided that DUCT TAPE was a good idea. Dear lord….never again! I thought that shit was going to pull my nipples clean off.
Yeah….I know. Lesson learned.
For those who are wondering, FTM (female to male – female sex/male gender) binding is pretty common as a way to alter gender expression. Chest binding is also used for cosplay or to cross dress. While Duct Tape is the bottom of the barrel, Ace bandages are not a very sustainable idea either. These bandages work in a way that causes them to become tighter/less flexible every time they are used, which with multiple uses could: warp your ribcage, weaken your chest muscles, cause fluid to build up in your lungs, or other serious back harm.
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Old Oak is the seat of House Oakheart.[1] It is located in the western half of the Reach, close to the Searoad.[2] The Ocean Road begins near Old Oak and goes to Highgarden.[3]
There are tapestries that show the conflict between the Oakhearts and Dorne.[1] Old Oak's maester is Omer.[4]
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