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I am considering a peri-areolar breast lift w/ breast implants and have read various pros (less invasive, less visible scarring) and cons (scar stretching, breast/areola flattening). I'm a small B/large A (different sizes), with mild grade 2 ptosis, hoping to get to a full C. I've seen 3 surgeons so far, 2 that recommended Benelli Lift, and 1 that suggested the regular anchor as he never seen a periareolar lift without the above mentioned cons. Also, I have not had children yet but plan to within the next 8 years. What sort of effect will that have? Thanks!
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For several years I have been using a 'vertical scar' technique for most breast reductions, which eliminates the long, horizontal incision in the inframammary fold below the breasts. I have also adapted this technique for breast lift surgery, and have been extremely pleased with the results. As with breast reduction patients, this new technique not only eliminates the horizontal incision, but also creates more impressive breast projection and maintains it better over time. The breast lift procedure I perform not only removes breast skin but also moves some lower pole breast tissue to a higher position, increasing the projection of the nipple/areola area.
Breast lift surgery works well for patients with enough existing breast tissue to build a projecting 'breast mound'. However, in most breast lift Raleigh / Durham patients it is difficult to create sustainable fullness in the upper poles of the breasts by means of a mastopexy alone. This is particularly true in patients who have experienced significant deflation following pregnancy and lactation. For patients who indicate that they wish to achieve a fair amount of fullness in the cleavage area as a result of their breast lift surgery, I recommend that they undergo augmentation mastopexy. This surgery combines a breast lift with the placement of a breast implant usually of modest size, which produces the most youthful breast profile possible.
Web reference: http://www.michaellawmd.com/breast-augmentation_breast_implants.html
I have many pictures of the periareolar mastopexy on my web site for you to review. In patients whose nipples have drifted down to just above the lowest point of the inframammary crease or when the nipple is exactly at the crease level, it is possible to get a good result with a periareolar augmentation mastopexy. I have discovered some new ways to keep the areola from spreading out so the old problems with this procedure I do not see in my practice. The flat breast with the baggy skin envelope at the bottom is the result we don't want to see and this comes from doing a periareolar in someone who needed the full lift with the vertical scar..
If you have substantial lower pole skin laxity or if the nipple is lower than the crease or is pointing down, the full lift is clearly better.
Web reference: http://www.randcosmeticsurgery.com
The Benelli breast lift is indicated for mild cases of breast sag and therefore has limited application. The procedure is often referred to as a periareolar mastopexy or a donut mastopexy.
In cases of mild breast sag, the excess skin and sag can be treated with a Benelli mastopexy. This procedure removes and tightens the excess skin around the areola. This leaves a scar at the junction between the areola and surrounding tissue. This procedure can be done in combination with breast augmentation when patients want larger breasts as well.
The success of the Benelli lift is dependent upon appropriate patient selection. When sag is minimal, the procedure is less invasive and wounds heal nicely with minimal scarring. Unfortunately, the procedure is often utilized when moderate amounts of breast sag are present. This results in tension on the wound closure which can cause spread of scars and flattening of the areola complex.
Without pictures or a physical exam, it's hard to know what option is best for you. Under the right circumstances, the Benelli lift is associated with excellent results, but this is dependent upon appropriate patient selection. It's important to thoroughly discuss this procedure with your surgeon before proceeding so you're comfortable with your decision.
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The Lollipop incision for Grade 3 or 4 ptosis (areolar near or below your breast crease) works best in my hands and the use of a Lollipop technique can lift your breast to the perkiness you desire. However, other plastic surgeons are more comfortable with an inverted T or Anchor Pattern technique.The donut lift does tend to both flatten and have scars widened as you are removing skin around the areola which causes tension in that single area causing it to "spring' apart over time. With the Lollipop incision the tension is spread out over a greater distance of the lower vertical scar (where the areola once was) causing less tension on the areola and entire closure. The vertical lift tends to cone the breast making it more shapely (conical) and less flat. For a visual take a paper circle, cut out a small wedge on the bottom and bring the edges together to see this effect. In general I would pick the best Surgeon and explain fully what you want to achieve rather than the technique. Always insist on a board certified Plastic Surgeon.
Web reference: http://www.pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/breast-procedures-newport-beach/breast-lift/
The Benelli breast lift involves removing skin completely around the areola. This circumferential excision involves more skin excision superiorly and inferiorly, allowing for the nipple/areola to be moved up. It is a useful breast lift for a limited number of patients given that only a small degree of breast lifting can be achieved with the technique. Also, the breast profile (side view) tends to flatten with this procedure. Sometimes, areolar spreading can occur.
Again, proper patient selection ( as with any plastic surgical procedure) is key.
I hope this, and the attached link, helps.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastLiftAug.htm
You are definitely well-educated about the Benelli lift and seem to have a good understanding of the benefits and possible disadvantages of it. A photo would be very helpful, but your description sounds like you would be a good candidate for the benelli augmentation mastopexy. You really don't see much breast flattening when you use an implant and have only a small amount of skin to remove.
There are many techniques today for breast lift surgery. The priorities for a breast lift should include creating a natural and full breast mound and to minimize the scars much as possible. A Benelli is an excellent technique to accomplish this. Be sure that your board-certified plastic surgeon has a great deal of experience with this technique. Also discuss with your plastic surgeon what the lower pole of the breast will look like a measly after the surgery. They will want to discuss with you if it is acceptable to have a longer scar in this area if you shuuld have excessive breast tissue.
A benelli lift and an implant to raise the areola is certainly a great combination. I do them all the time in the right patient.
1) We usually do breast lifts together with breast augmentation using only a circular scar around the nipples (Benelli).
2) Benelli lift alone without implants is not a good operation except to correct tubular breasts.
3) For breast lifts without breast implants, we use lollipop scar (Lejour technique).
4) Anchor scar is almost never indicated for breast lifts.
5) Your goals sound reasonable.
The better lift for you depends on how much lifting is needed. The benneli lift (around the nipple) usually works best for small amounts of lift. If you need more lifting, a lift with incision around the nipple and vertically to the bottom of the breast works. If you need the greatest amount of lifting, the anchor shaped incision (around the nipple, vertically to the bottom of the breast, and in the crease underneath) works. I find that patients are much happier having a breast that is properly shaped even if it takes more incision.
It will help you to look at before and after photos of women who have the same amount of breast sagging as you do, see which operation they had, and what it looks like. Then you can decide which works best for you.
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"The intervention of the International Criminal Court appears to us indispensible in seeking the prosecution and conviction of those who have carried out the most serious of these crimes, which will not go unpunished," said Minister of Justice Isabelle Gaudeuille in a statement read of government radio cited by Agence France Presse (AFP) on Wednesday, June 11.
According to the release, the government lodged an official request with the ICC on May 30 "to investigate the situation that has been continuing in CAR since 1 August 2012".
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In May, a first team from the ICC went to Bangui as part of this examination, according to Ndeke Luka, an independent radio station supported by Fondation Hirondelle.
The visit followed the opening of a preliminary investigation last February 7 by ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda into abuses committed between March 2013 and March 2014 last February 7.
CAR, a mineral-rich, landlocked country, descended into anarchy in March of last year when Seleka rebels ousted François Bozize, a Christian, who had come to power in a 2003 coup.
Over the past few months, CAR Muslims have been facing ethnic cleansing at the hands of anti-balaka Christian militias who raided Muslim homesm killing children and women, looting and vandalizing properties.
Inter-religious violence has claimed thousands of lives and displaced a million people in the population of 4.6 million, yet such clashes are unprecedented in the poor, landlocked country.
Moreover, more than 82,000 central African Muslims have fled to neighboring countries including Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo and Chad.
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- Dawn phenomenon. The dawn phenomenon is the end result of a combination of natural body changes that occur during the sleep cycle and can be explained as follows. Between 3 and 8 a.m., your body starts to increase the amounts of counter-regulatory hormones (growth hormone, cortisol, and catecholamines). These hormones work against insulin's action to drop blood sugars. The increased release of these hormones, at a time when bedtime insulin is wearing out, results in an increase in blood sugars. These combined events cause your body's blood sugar levels to rise in the morning.
- Somogyi effect. This condition is named after the doctor who first wrote about it. It is also called "rebound hyperglycemia." Although the cascade of events and end result -- high blood sugar levels in the morning -- is the same as in the dawn phenomenon, the cause is more "man-made" in the Somogyi effect (a result of poor diabetes management). The term refers to pattern of high morning sugars preceded by an episode of hypoglycemia (usually with no symptoms, but night sweats can be a sign). Your blood sugar may drop too low in the middle of the night, so your body counters by releasing hormones to raise the sugar levels. This could happen if you took too much insulin earlier or if you did not have enough of a bedtime snack.
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hello all, I'm new to the board and need assistance. A few months ago, I bought a potted Aquilegeria. A few weeks later, I noticed the stalks were dying. So I cut back the plant thinking it would help the plant, but now whenever the stalks grow at least a twelve inches tall, they suddenly die. I try to water it everyday, keep it out of the Sun and give it plant food, but no good. the stalks die off after growing a bit. I have notice small plants trying to pop up. Am I watering it too much? Too little? Should I repot it? any ideas?? Thanks to all. :)
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Hard to say, but it sounds to me that you may have a combination of over-watering and soil that doesn't drain freely. What kind of soil do you have it planted in?? You don't say what state/zone you're in; in my zone, I keep my columbines in a spot where they get good morning sun and afternoon shade; they get watered maybe twice a week. They're going on their third year and do quite well. I would slip the plant out of the pot and inspect the roots - for insects and/or root rot. Be careful when removing the plant from the pot - you don't want to damage the tap root. If you don't see any obvious damage, do try repotting it, using a good, free-draining potting mix, NOT potting soil. Water it in well and see what happens. If it survives, try and cut back on the watering - every day seems to be too much. Good luck. PV |
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Hi. I have just made my own sourdough starter and now bread.
The only difference from the original recipe I made was to use a whole meal flour vs white as my local shop didn't gave the 'good' white flour.
The bread was very dense. No air bubbles. But the sour taste was there which is great.
My question is why could this have happened? Did I knead I too much? Any suggestions to try for the next loaf would be appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
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We've decided something at Team Jericho.
No matter what happens, we are going to release chapter 40 of Jericho at this time.
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Postelection panic among conservatives about the Latino vote has reached the point of absurdity — and mostly reveals the naïveté of detached political grandees who know little about the ideology and motivations of those they are now supposed to adroitly woo.
Republican postmortems have focused heavily on the Latino vote. According to exit polls, it went 70 percent for Barack Obama, and this year it might have accounted for 10 percent or so of the electorate. Presumably, this margin was an important, and in some exegeses the decisive, factor that denied Mitt Romney the presidency. Given demographic reality, then, the Republican party must in response be more inclusive, curb its illiberal and gratuitous rhetoric, and seek a "grand bargain" on illegal immigration, which will welcome Latinos into the party, and thereby result in a new 21st-century inclusive majority that will win presidential elections.
Yet, aside from the always-sound advice to be civil, show empathy for the less well off, and avoid callous rhetoric, almost all such thinking is oversimplistic, if not flawed altogether.
Had Republicans come out in favor of open borders and blanket amnesty, I doubt that they would have won the Latino vote — much less done much better in a state like California, given that its latest round of steep tax increases (now over 13 percent on top incomes) was widely supported by the so-called Latino community. Pundits can rail about supposedly naïve, out-of-touch Republicans who talked of self-deportation and thereby lost the Latino vote; but one just as easily might have castigated them for decrying out-of-control entitlements and food stamps, predicating legal immigration on education and skills, or criticizing unworkable and discriminatory affirmative-action policies, since these positions are also politicized as anti-Latino dog whistles.
Second, the "grand bargain" on comprehensive immigration reform envisions ending illegal immigration but granting amnesty to, at least, those who were brought here as children and are still under 25, in school or in the military, and without a criminal record. But why do Republicans think Latinos are in any significant way opposed to continuing illegal immigration? For the last 40 years, the influx of millions of illegal aliens leaving the impoverishment of Mexico by simply crossing the border, without much worry about U.S. law, has been a win/win situation for those already here. An expectation of cyclical amnesty or a general unwillingness of Americans to enforce their own laws is a magnet for millions in Latin America. In the surreal world of American liberal orthodoxy, the nanosecond a young Mexican national crosses the border, he becomes immediately eligible for affirmative action — despite having little history of victimization by the United States or claim of contemporary bias. In some 21 years of teaching at CSU Fresno I weekly mentored young illegal immigrants who were on federal and state scholarships, were recipients of the in-state tuition discount, and were courted by professional schools by virtue of being minority members with supposed historical claims against the majority. Given the disparity between life in Mexico and life in the United States, why would a voting bloc give up such advantages — especially given that the larger the pool of unassimilated illegal immigrants, the greater the avenue for second- and third-generation Mexican-Americans to offer them collective representation and advance their own careers in government, media, and academia on the basis of collective ethnic grievances?
Imagine, for a minute, that the Republican leadership did attempt to negotiate the "grand bargain," a platitude as constantly voiced as it is never defined. If Republicans were willing to grant DREAM Act–like amnesty, what exactly would they ask for in exchange? The completion of the border fence? Employer fines? E-Verify? Deportation of millions of "unDREAM" illegal immigrants who do not meet the above criteria?
For all practical purposes, "comprehensive reform" means granting amnesty but also leaving the border fence uncompleted, having a guest-worker program, and issuing green cards to millions of illegal residents. If we were to deport the tens of thousands of Mexican nationals in our prisons, or the hundreds of thousands on some form of public assistance, does anyone believe that would win over the Latino leadership? The Reagan-era (1986) Simpson-Mazzoli Act (which required employers to verify immigration status, and which also amnestied about 3 million illegals) led to greater influxes from Mexico, did not stop calls for more amnesties, and certainly did not swell Latino support for Republicans.


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Tanner Leenknecht launched three home runs and had five RBIs in a 12-3 Billings Royals win over Medicine Hat on Saturday at Dehler Park.
The Royals (38-13) won the opener 3-1 as Beau Thomas pitched a three-hitter.
Leenknecht finished 4 for 4 from the plate and also scored three runs. Teammate Baylee Slevira was also 4 for 4 with three RBIs and two runs scored. Bryan Mitchell had two hits and two RBIs, while Austin Vogel had three hits and scored two runs for the winners.
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G20 is one of the best hotels that I've stayed at in Europe. The room was spacious and clean with all of the necessary amenities. I wish that I could take the bed home with me. The breakfast was to die for...I'll be staying there again just for the breakfast. It's located in the heart of Oslo so everything's in walking distance. The City Hall, Ice Bar, art galleries, restaurants...everything's within 5 minutes walk from this hotel. The staff were so helpful and amazing. - Anonymous
I loved the sustainable approach they took, from the organic and local grown foods to the sustainable approach to management and amenities. The bath towels were unbleached natural cotton and the laundry must use eco friendly soaps because my son didn't get allergic reactions when he slept. The staff was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable, and the included organic breakfast was excellent. We all loved the short walk to Aker Trygge and then to downtown, but then having the option to take a troll - Anonymous
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ABC News' Jason Volack (@Jason_Volack) reports:
Following a weekend where Rep. Ron Paul's campaign says he was virtually ignored by the press – the campaign is out with a new TV ad that takes aim at Mitt Romney, Rick Perry and Barack Obama labeling them as "smooth talking politicians."
The ad "The One" has a very cinematic movie trailer feel to it and flashes between images of Perry, Romney, Obama, Michele Bachmann and Nancy Pelosi, suggesting they're all the same. Ron Paul, the ad suggests, is the only different candidate in the race; he's never voted for a tax increase, and he would end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Ron Paul," says the announcer, "the one who will stop the spending, save the dollar, create jobs, bring peace."
It also suggests the other politicians represent rhetoric and division. It does not say how Paul, who votes against most bills on Capitol Hil, would represent a move away from division.
The new ad is similar in style to his first TV ad "Conviction," which debuted in July in New Hampshire and Iowa.
A campaign spokesperson says the ad is now running in New Hampshire and Iowa and is part of a six -figure ad buy.
The campaign is flexing its financial muscle and using some of the war chest it has accumulated over the past several months. By the end of June, Ron Paul raised around $4.5 million in the second quarter fundraising – second only to Mitt Romney.
This ad continues the campaign's heavy focus on the economy touting that Ron Paul, while in the House of Representatives, voted against every tax increase and every unbalanced budget. The ad even says that Ron will bring peace, restore the dollar, and restore liberty. When pressed by ABC News last week in Des Moines on what sets the congressman apart from his GOP rivals – Paul pointed to those three areas.


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by Dan Nelson, pastor
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The answer to the question of a public invitation's implementation is simple: Use the type of invitation that works the best in your situation. The needs of people in your area and the personality of the preacher have much to do with the way you give a call to commitment.
We looked at great evangelists and their invitation methods in our last post. However, most pastors do not preach to that many lost people every Sunday. Certainly, the call to come to Christ must be issued somewhere in the service. Yet, what about the other 95-to-98 percent of the people who are there? Do they have to sit this one out if you give an invitation to the small percentage of non-Christians in attendance? I think that we must earnestly survey our situations and determine what the Lord would lead us to do.
I favor the public invitation and believe there are common elements of the invitation that make good sense. We should endeavor to plan these carefully.
1. Vary the approach of the invitation from time-to-time.
When people share with me, they have had no public response to the invitation for weeks or even months, then other approaches need to be explored. I think the pastor and church need to be creative. Every pastor has a response to every message he preaches; but, he needs some public expression of what people decide to do based on what they have heard. Try to get people to share with the person next to them what they have decided to do because of what they have heard. Initially, this would seem to work in smaller groups on Sunday evenings. Offer a time to dialogue after the evening message for people to declare what they have decided in an evening service.
2. Offer an opportunity for people to make some response.
I'm not talking about cheapening the invitation to have everyone who loves their mother on Mother's Day to come forward. I'm not really in favor of having everyone who wants to see revival in the opening service of a meeting to come forward in the invitation. Rather, challenge the people to do something in response to God. This can be done publicly or privately.
If the sermon is about mothers on Mother's Day, then suggest a response that includes thanks to God and to mothers for the ways they have blessed others' lives.
3. Pattern the invitation after the sermon preached.
I don't think a person should preach on tithing and not mention something about it during the invitation. The transition to the invitation will be more natural when this way. While serving as pastor of a small rural church in Mississippi, I encountered the need to do this. The church had just completed its first Vacation Bible School in years. After my message on the home during family night, I asked families to come and pray for their family at the front with their hands on the big family Bible. It was a wonderful service. This may not work everywhere. Yet, the invitation just flowed naturally from the message.
4. Coordinate the invitation hymn with the sermon's content.
Every hymn or chorus in the service should be centered on a certain theme. This should especially be true concerning the invitation song whether a contemporary chorus or traditional invitation hymn; it should reflect the theme of the service and sermon. Above all, there must be some coordination between preacher and music director. Vary the approach to music in the invitation. The congregation may want to sing, and then you may ask them to bow their heads and be in an attitude of prayer as the choir or praise team sings. Avoid the rut of routine.
5. Be prepared to extend an evangelistic invitation.
When the time comes to give an evangelistic invitation, do it confidently and positively. If you preach an evangelistic sermon, prepare and extend an evangelistic invitation. Don't preach another sermon in the invitation. It has helped me to study the methods of visiting evangelists as they extend the public invitation. I believe it is good from time-to-time to ask for a show of hands, while heads are bowed, from those who know they are saved. Then issue the evangelistic invitation to those who could not raise their hand. You could lead them in a prayer of commitment right then. Explain exactly what the decision to come forward means, and inform them that spiritual counseling will be readily available. This is very important for those who may be new to your church.
6. Use trained counselors as part the public invitation.
This is a necessity. Counselors must be prepared for whatever decisions those coming forward may make whether for salvation, rededication, surrender to ministry, or other personal and/or spiritual matters and issues. There are many materials for training counselors. Every church, no matter how large or small should have trained counselors.
7. Find the best time for counselors to come forward.
Some churches have counselors come forward during a prayer before the invitation hymn. Some come forward as those who are making decisions for Christ also come forward. Others have counselors waiting in rooms adjacent to the worship center. Whatever the method, it should be employed reverently and with a minimum of distraction.
A young ministerial student told Spurgeon that he was having no response to his messages. Spurgeon asked, "Do you expect a response to them?" He said, "No not every time." Spurgeon countered: "That's your problem."
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Awe Star Ministries
I had the privilege of speaking at all three services at Houston's First Baptist the first Sunday of January. I was familiar with this congregation largely because of its longtime pastor, Dr. John Bisagno. A while back, I spoke in the chapel for a youth missions conference. I could never have guessed that I would look out at the congregation to see Dr. Bisagno.
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First, I must make a confession. I am an AFOL (Adult Fan of Lego). Even if I didn't have kids who love the little bricks, I'd still spend more disposable income than is reasonable on products from that wonderful company in Denmark. I've been playing with those toys since that Blue 1980-Something Space Guy was new. I still have four of them sitting on the same shelf where I stash my most frequently referenced biblical commentaries. Obviously, I am biased. I wanted to love this movie, and have been waiting for something like this movie for more than 30 years.
Yes, the movie is fantastic. It is fantastic for Lego fans, fantastic as far as kids' movies go, and fantastic for films in general. The voice work is superb, and having an excellent screenplay helps to that end. The animation is spectacular. A Lego aficionado will marvel at some of the designs on film since literally everything in this film could be built from actual Lego bricks. It really is "all that" in terms of the buzz it has been getting?
However, it has received its fair share of commentary on the themes presented in the movie as well. The title is really asking whether The Lego Movie is "all that" with regard to what has been said about the movie. It has been labeled as "anti-capitalist" by Fox Business. It has also been called one long toy commercial, "Marxist," "theological," and the L.A. Times even called it "postmodern" for crying out loud.
Is it any of that? Not really.
The major themes are ultimately about the balance between teamwork and individual creativity, and how everyone is special in their own way. Most of these other ideas are read into the movie. Yes, it is subversive toward culture, but only in the sense of being clever, and at times, self-deprecating. It has no hidden message past the themes of balancing individuality and teamwork, creativity and following instructions. The subversiveness comes in the exploration of the theme itself through the setting. Yes, the Lego world in which the film is set has a fascist sort of leader in President Business. However, the fascism presented here is controlled by giving the people what they seemingly want. He keeps the people in line with overpriced coffee, inane sit-coms, and cheesy (but infectiously catchy) pop songs. So, it is commentary on American reality in that sense.
It also makes quite a bit of sport on the extreme "individuality" impulses in culture as well, especially at the expense of Batman, who is arguably the most popular and the most individualistic, self-absorbed, and narcissistic comic book character out there. Many people reviewing the film have overlooked this other aspect of the film. I didn't, and I thought it was hilarious, too. In fact, the whole movie is hilarious. In any case, the film does not simply lampoon conformity in favor of extreme individuality.
Of course, it is important to credit the filmmakers for what they did; but unfortunately, people want to saddle films that have a lot of buzz with things the filmmakers either didn't actually do, or only did superficially for sport, but certainly not for indoctrination. For instance, Fox Business can't be serious when they accuse a movie made by a major film corporation, based on a huge toy corporation, for being anti-capitalist. Categories of either capitalist individuality versus Marxist leveling are not only too simplistic and reductionist, but too confined to a spectrum irrelevant to the film. Since when did communism or Marxism ever inspire or encourage creativity? Nations like China rip off far more patents than they are known for innovating and originating. President Business' concerns in the film are not profits, but his idea of perfection. Seriously, it makes less fun of capitalism and more fun of how corporations who peddle pop-culture can turn people into drones, and, do so by seemingly giving people want they want. I don't see Top 40 radio changing any time soon, especially given that the theme song to the movie that represents this very droning is now on it, and rightfully so. Again, it is an infectiously catchy song. My kids and I have been singing it for a week now.
So, how do Warner Bros. and Lego get away with all this? Well, I can't speak for Warner Bros., but Lego has always been a corporation with high ethical values, good business sense, quality product, and dedication to creativity while giving people instructions to build the sets they sell. Yet, they also realize that they are in the business to sell products to make profits. The thing to be appreciated is that this is a good film product, based on a good toy product. That's why they could get away with it, even if on some level, they also contribute to pop culture droning. That they remain self-aware of that, too, is a plus for them.
Is it postmodern? Hardly. That it is clever, self-deprecating, and ironic, contains social commentary, and doesn't settle on the simplistic, but rather balanced view of individuality and teamwork, doesn't make it postmodern. There is objective truth within the scope of this movie's own "realities" (there is a meta-narrative in the film). Seeking to find a balance in the themes it explores is not the same as living with apparent contradictions (that aren't there), "tensions" or "having it both ways," as the L.A. Times supposes. Nor is there any of the relativistic jargon and goofiness here.
As for the film being theological, it is not. Well, at least, it is not in any classical sense of the word. It does touch on philosophy though; but unlike some other reviewers out there, I could not call it "deep" or anything. God is not mentioned in the film, though "the man upstairs" is. The "man upstairs" is not a god, and theology is the study of God. What is here, which seems lost on the L.A. Times for calling it postmodern, is that the movie is "worldview consistent." The aforementioned meta-narrative speaks to this. It is hard to discuss it without spoiling the ending, so I recommend stop reading if you haven't seen the movie and don't like spoilers.
There is a meta-narrative in this film. Some of the characters are aware of a transcendent reality, which one character refers to as "the man upstairs." Comparisons to The Matrix have been made, but only because that is the movie in everyone's recent memory that has a similar concept of an awareness beyond the initial setting of the film. That's a shame really, because theologians of all kinds have argued for millennia that everyone has an innate sense of transcendence generally, and the divine specifically. Nothing new here. It isn't proper to call this movie "theological" in the technical sense anyway, but it does indeed point to something consistent with a robust theistic worldview. In similar ways to Toy Story, the toys both have a life of their own, as well as their world being ultimately the product of a mind, which directs the story, as the reveal in the end demonstrates. A child playing with toys is not "theological" in that sense, but it does present a worldview consistency for the film given that it is based on toys, and the events are the product of a kid's imagination.
The reveal at the end is a welcome addition to the film because, outside of horror movies (of all things), there are rarely films that presuppose transcendent realities with any real consistency and stick to them throughout. What usually happens in movies that hint at transcendence is some sort of forced non-transcendent explanation for all the weird things that are happening, or end up just being woefully incoherent, like The Matrix. While I was highly entertained by The Matrix movies, the writers of those postmodern messes wrote those works into inconsistent, incoherent, and inescapable corners. That is not the case here. The Lego Movie just presupposes that the toys do exist within themselves, and that a kid is playing with them, and it sticks to that.
Given that transcendent awareness, and the reveal at the end in the film that follows through on its own presuppositions in a consistent manner, this provides parents with a springboard to use as an excellent opportunity to discuss with their children what, in recent centuries has been what John Calvin called sensus divinitatis (sense of divine), and that can only be a good thing.
Another aspect from the movie relevant for spurring discussion within the Church is the balance between individual creativity, teamwork, and following instructions, within a social context of pop culture droning. Everyone in the Church is "special" indeed, and gifted by the Spirit. However, the Church is also a corporate body, which is called upon by the Head, Jesus Christ, to perform certain tasks in and for the world. Working together is not optional.
Too often in the Church, we seek to parody the world in our endeavors rather than encouraging and promoting our own unique status within it. The Church also consumes a lot more than it creates in general (even if and when we are buying Churchy kitsch from LifeWay or Mardel), and this, too, is a shame. In The Lego Movie, in order to succeed, the heroes had to put their individual gifting and creativity toward a common goal. In a Church marketing culture where we riff on everything from Budweiser ("King of Kings" for example) to Apple (iLove, iPray, etc.), creating culture by tapping into our individual giftedness and talents, rather than simply consuming and copying culture, should be our priority. Doing so, though all the while not discounting what culture has to offer that contains elements of the good, true, and beautiful as well, like The Lego Movie itself, for instance. This is because those elements found in culture can be signposts and springboards to discussing the truth of the Gospel and thematic elements in Scripture. All of that is vitally important, while understanding that we must work together as a corporate body, conform to an objective standard, often follow instructions, and remember that God is a God or order and not chaos.
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One thing I am certain of is that I am a sinner. I struggle as a dad, husband, Christian and certainly as a pastor. I think a lot of folks struggle. I don't live up to my own expectations, much less anyone else's. The only thing that keeps me sane is a proper understanding of justification by faith through the finished work of Christ on the cross. Romans 5 changed my life.
I am not a very intelligent person, but I do have a quick wit of sorts and can express my thoughts in pithy ways. That's not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. That brings me to consider whether my parody account, "The Unappreciated Pastor," is a good or a bad thing.


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I planted hundreds of pansies last fall. They are now succumbing to the heat/humidity. If I clip them level with the ground will the root ball die out or do I have to pull up the whole plant?? Thanks!!! |
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- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, May 22, 13 at 11:50
Not sure I understand your goal? Are you trying to make sure they are killed sooner? |
- Posted by love_the_yard z9A Jax FL (My Page) on Thu, May 23, 13 at 23:05
You didn't post your location or zone but yes, pansies will die out this time year anywhere it is getting very hot and humid. The entire plant, including the roots, will die. You don't need to do any clipping at all. They will die on their own. |
Afraid that you need to yank all of those pansies if you live in a warmer climate. In the south, you need to plan early to replace the pansies before you really want to, or the supplies of nice summer annuals will be gone. |
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Hi everyone, are there any varieties of pansies that tolerate heat and tropical conditions ? |
No. There are some that are slightly more heat tolerant than others, but they all have serious problems with heat. In warm climates, they can be grown in the winter time, as long as there is a winter. |
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"It's paramount to lower the yields on our securities, which can be done by revising 2012 budget spending and freezing wages and spending," Jankovic said in an e-mailed response to questions. "This will be a first signal to the markets that Slovenia can control its public spending."
Slovenia, whose credit rating may be cut by Standard & Poor's along with 14 other euro-region nations, will need to trim spending and spur the faltering economy as German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy push European leaders to accept new rules to restore investors' trust in the single currency. Slovenia adopted the euro in 2007.
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The yield on Slovenia's 10-year bonds dropped last week after five central banks moved to ease dollar liquidity. The yield rose to a record 7.77 percent on Nov. 11. The notes were trading at 6.57 percent in Ljubljana, compared with yesterday's 6.70 percent, according to Bloomberg data.
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Slovenia's rating was lowered one level by S&P, Moody's Investor Service and Fitch Ratings beginning in September. They cited fiscal concerns, a weak domestic banking industry and a poor outlook for the export-driven economy. It's now rated AA- at Fitch and S&P, the fourth highest investment grade, and Aa3 at Moody's.
The former Yugoslav republic needs to repay 1.17 billion euros in bond principal next year, according to Bloomberg data. Gyula Toth, the chief strategist for central and eastern Europe at UniCredit SpA in Vienna, estimates the country may need to raise 3 billion euros in 2012 to repay debt and finance the budget.
Jankovic's party Positive Slovenia is seeking partners to form a coalition government after a surprise victory. Former Premier Janez Jansa, who led Slovenia into the euro region, came in second place.
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The Hendrick's Gin 2011 ad campaign focuses on the curious and even the abnormal. It advocates that the typical is boring, whereas the strange can be delightful, entertaining and daring. Considering that the company's slogan happens to be 'It's not for everyone,' this ad concept really drives home this point.
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(08-21-2012 07:19 PM)uvaspina Wrote: I'm looking to trade for any '12 Chrome Verlanders, Cabreras, Maybins, and Stantons. Please give me a look if you've got any. Thanks, patrick
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(08-21-2012 02:58 PM)phreakyq Wrote: Due to my impatience to wait for my boxes of chrome to arive later this week, i went to Target to see if they had gotten them in yet. and they had 3 blasters there, so i picked up 2. To my amaziment, i was opening my 2nd Hot Box this week! I'm guessing the purple is retail only has the blaster had 7 packs + 1 special pack labeled "purple refractors". Wierd thing was even the hot box had 1 reg refractor in some packs. Harper is not for trade, but if there is a specific player you may want, leave a name or PM and i'll check for trade.