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In her bestselling preaching autobiography Barbara Brown Taylor writes of how she came to be a preacher of the gospel as a priest in the Episcopal Church. In this warm and poignant collection, Barbara Brown Taylor s humor and wisdom delve into the meaning of Christian symbols and history both her own, growing up in the Mid-West and Georgia, and the Church s, from its earliest beginnings in the Near East. Seamlessly, Taylor weaves together reflections on her vocation with the long-standing struggles of the Church to hear, respond, and remain faithful to its mission of holy love. She moves effortlessly from reflection to homily, concluding the volume with thirteen sermons illustrative of the answered call. This rich meeting of memoir, theology, and sermon stands at the center of Taylor s work, bringing into one book the origins and the vision of her remarkable preaching life. But her voice is not sentimental. Instead, Taylor explores Christian meanings and histories in order to hear and speak, in the present, for God. God has given us good news in human form and has given us the grace to proclaim it, she writes, but part of our terrible freedom is the freedom to lose our voices, to forget where we were going and why. While that knowledge does not yet strike me as prophetic, it does keep me from taking both my ministry and the ministry of the whole church for granted. This book on the calling to preach is itself a call to reawaken to the activating presence of God. Because I am a preacher, it is through a preacher s eyes that I see. . ., but because I am a baptized Christian too, it is from that perspective I write. Either way, my job remains the same: to proclaim the good news of God in Christ and to celebrate the sacraments of God s presence in the world. Those two jobs are described as clearly in the baptismal vows as they are in the ordination vows, which give all Christians a common vocation. from Chapter One
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Publish Date: | Jan 25, 1993 |
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The Time to Live strand is part of the Creative Breaks programme and awards grants directly to individual carers so that they can arrange and pay for the short break that suits them best. In 2011 the Time to Live strand was piloted with 12 organisations who offer support to carers based upon geographical boundaries. In 2012 the application was extended to include organisations with a national, condition specific focus. This evaluation examines the projects running from October 2012 through to September 2013.
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Wow, this blush is super vibrant! I have a lighter olive skin tone, so when I wear a typical amount of blush that I would wear with any other blush, it kind of looks like the sun smacked me across the face a few times. It's a beautiful color, though, and at $6 it's a steal! Just, don't use the brush that comes with it, not even in emergencies.
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First a note: I broke my years-long complete boycott of WalMart to buy this product. Which is only available at WalMart. I hate WalMart for many (I believe, valid) political/moral reasons, in addition to the fact that I have a real visceral reaction of disgust and horror whenever I am inside one. I am not exaggerating. I am truly ashamed of myself for letting my love of makeup/cute packaging override what I thought was a genuine moral conviction. I am a bad, bad person. Okay on to the fluffy makeup review:
Liekomg I love this blush! The packaging is obviously a rip-off of the cutesy-time style of Benefit's boxed blushes. This colors appear in the box to be a bright peachy coral and a medium bronzy shade, but honestly both just swatch as a shimmery coral, individually, or mixed together (which is really the best way to use this, I wouldn't bother trying to use use one half). I looove all coral/pink blushes anyway, and this one is an especially bright and summery color. I think it looks nice on my NC30 olive skin. The pigmentation is astonishingly good, for a cheap blush. And the packaging is adorable. And, like everything at WalMart, it is cheap as hell. Like, suspiciously cheap (6 bucks). YAY SLAVE LABOR IN CHINA. Oops, off-topic. Anyway: the downsides: The wearing time (on me) is average, meaning it doesn't wear for crap. But I have yet to find a blush that does. The brush it comes with is useless, of course, I didn't even try it. Throw it away! It is a little powdery/crumbly.
Sooooooo if you can live with yourself for supporting what is probably the evilist giantet corporation around, get this! And then watch the documentary on WalMart (WalMart: the high cost of a low price). And then feel really shtty about yourself like I do. Wooo.
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I have to apply this with a light hand and blend like crazy. Otherwise, I look like I rubbed orange food coloring on my cheeks. I like this blush and I normally do not gravitate towards corals, but it does require a little more work on my part. (I am NC30 for reference)
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This is my second favorite Fox in a box. I swirl the colors together for a perfect peachy/coral cheek. It is gorg! I love the packaging but hate the brush and it is a little powdery. I would definitely buy this again and for $6 it's a steal.
I love this, the blush that I wanted most from the Fox in a Box range. They are a bit powdery, but pigmentation is still good and they are cheap. Great product.
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I purchased this after having much success with "Smooth Talker" and this did not fail! I like to swirl the shades together using a duo fibre brush, and when applied appears a natural coral/peach flush on my fair-medium skin.
The packaging is cute but a pain in the rear, as it is extremely bulky and the lid to my particular box would not close (as did another Fox in a Box), thus I had to break the paper seal on the outter hinge. I've since cut the entire box and have placed the pan in a palette.
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This is such a gorgeous summery look on me. Almost like Orgasm/Laguna. I got three others including Smooth Talker, Hot Flash and Truth or Dare. These are pretty pigmented too so they're an awesome value. I, like a few others, got these because they reminded of Benefit's box blushes especially Smooth Talker (Sugarbomb) and Truth or Dare (10). Very pretty and such a bargain at $6 in comparison to Benefit's $28.
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Skinny Dipping was a win for my fair skin tone. When mixed together, the peachy tones were very flattering. I still say the packaging is cute, but unpractical. This product smells odd. Powdery and like a child's play makeup... not a huge fan of the smell. But I would buy this color again.
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Sadly, I am not that impressed by this new blush by Hard Candy. The price is affordable ($6) and the packaging is cute, but the product itself is a failure for me. Skinny Dipping contains two different shades - one is a very bright peachy/orange and the other is a much more muted peachy/tan. When swatched (both separately and mixed together), the colors appeared bright, pigmented and very pretty. Therefore, I was expecting this to be a lively pop of color on my cheeks. However, once applied, it just looked muddy and uneven on my olive-colored skin. I also found the staying/lasting power to be fairly non-existent. I usually never have to reapply blush throughout the course of the day, but found that this faded very quickly and I had to reapply several times. A disappointment for me and I do not plan to repurchase.
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Neil has said a great deal, and very well, many times over the years.
But if you think I am going to allow a nonsense post including you tube videos of Neil Armstrong that are deliberately mis-interpreted, in lieu of answering the question I put to you, you've got another thing coming.
I asked you what you meant by referring to "the lack of dust" and "the shadows not following logic".
Answer the question.
Show me the lack of dust on the lunar surface, which is obviously covered by it. And show me the illogical shadows.
Neil Armstrong said nothing about these things, and he wouldn't be doing so, as he saw the dust, brought some back with him, and described the completely natural and very dark shadows and visual characteristics of the lunar environment.
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World AIDS Day 2014 has come and gone and something had me rattled
Here's an excerpt from my Facebook feed today after I heard Shaun Proulx on CBC Radio's Metro Morning referring to his blog on HIV Divorce.
I have AIDS, and have had for many years. I can't seem to walk that back, to HIV only, so I think of myself as surviving HIV/AIDS. While HIV may never lead to AIDS for some, for other old timers like me that genie seems out of the bottle. I'm rattled by Shaun Proulx's call for a "divorce" between HIV and AIDS because they are linked and to leave AIDS apart feels further stigmatizing.
Vera Ingrid Tarman, Clare Nobbs, Marie Robertson and 12 others like this.
Lori Knight-Whitehouse See my comment in one of your later posts.
Kenneth G. Chaplin Saw it – and thanks!
Sandra Millar In my opinion, those of you who have been long-term survivors should be "revered" (is that the word?) because you have been through hell to keep going. What with changes of meds that cause your body untold havock and struggles to keep going, with every day a hardship, medically, emotionally and financially! The younger generation who are walking on your back, and others like you need to spend a day with you, to be even begin to have an opinion! And this from a friend and ally, who knows she has only scratched the surface of what this terrible disease does to this living with, and those affected by, who journey with friends whose struggle still ended in death and those friends I know struggle every day…with all the above and more, including some with survivors guilt. I rest my case, for today…but wish I was able to put this on everyone's post. I KNOW that if I had to walk a mile in your shoes, I would not be so strong or resilient! My thanks for being you – to you and all the others I know…and have known, as just because they died didn't make them any less in my eyes! hugs, Sandra Millar
Karen MacKay Llewellyn Wanting to affirm the remarks made by Sandra. You have walked the walk with such courage, Kenn. It has been and continues to be so challenging. You have taught us all so much by permitting us to accompany you on this journey. I am ever so grateful to have been invited to share in the struggle and the triumphs. Blessings, my friend!
Tammy Leslie hey buddy xxxxxxx
Kenneth G. Chaplin Such a gratifying feeling to read your support, Sandra Millar and Karen MacKay Llewellyn. Overwhelming!
Paul R. Gilroy Tx Kenn, I am glad to have the opinion of someone (yours) who knows and has experienced the full dimension of HIV / Aids and its impact. I had the same thought that the two are inseparable listening to Sean on the CBC this morning, it seems to me to be wrong to consider that HIV and Aids can be so casually divorced.
Clare Nobbs I heard the interview on MM this morning and was uncomfortable with what SP was saying. Didn't seem right. It was an argument of privilege to me – and one that was filled with holes. Oftentimes, I think, such arguments come from internalized struggle. And that is not a good place to speak from as it is using the oppressor's tools against one's own/self. I can't say I've delved into this too deeply, but I can say that I have the deepest – and fondest – respect for you, Kenn, and the road that have walked these many years I have known you. love, peace and respect to you.
Kenneth G. Chaplin Oh, so many hugs for and from Paul R. Gilroy and Clare Nobbs. Thank you. I have to remember that health outlooks are much different to today's newly diagnosed by which I mean post-drug cocktail and the simpler treatments nowadays. Privilege, Clare, yes that rings true.
The true meaning of life…
"The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit."
–Nelson Henderson
I planned dessert first today after seeing Wanda's Pie in the Sky picture on Facebook this morning.
I walked over to Kensington Market on a near-empty stomach and plopped myself down on the patio at Caplansky's Delicatessen on College Street:
I was impressed with the way the water was delivered:
Either I was hungry or the portions aren't as big as they are in Montreal because I had no trouble finishing this smoked meat on rye with French fries:
Then it was down the street and through the market to Wanda's Pie in the Sky for my little slice of pumpkin cheesecake:
I guess you could say I had a full tank for the walk home.
The certainty of uncertainty
In my ongoing quest to get to the bottom of my annoyingly reduced sleep, I received the results of a recent MRI of my brain when I visited my family doctor yesterday and the report was clearly not written for me to comprehend. Even my doctor was at a loss with some of the language but he concluded, "At least you don't have a brain tumour," which was more than I could deduce from this:
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Clinical history: New onset central sleep apnea.
Multiple sequences were performed through the brain.
The splenium of the corpus callosum is absent and colpocephaly is present. There is a 1.2 cm gray matter heterotopia along the lateral wall of the trigone of the left lateral ventricle. There is thinning of the optic nerves, optic chiasm and optic tracts. The fornices are also quite thin. The mammillary bodies are small. The pineal is quite small. The entire ventricular system is larger than normal. There are mild microangiopathic changes in the hemispheric white matter. There is a prominent cisterna magna. There is mandibular hypoplasia. There is reversal of the cervical lordosis.
There are numerous developmental abnormalities of the brain as discussed. The predominant abnormality is colpocephaly with absence of the splenium of the corpus callosum. Of note is the presence of a gray matter heterotopia.
Some of the 'abnormalities' may stem from my prenatal and first couple of years of life. " Hydrocephalus Arrested" is how my mother recalls the episode being summed up by doctors at Montreal Children's Hospital. (Hydrocephalus is accumulation of too much cerebrospinal fluid in the brain.) Outwardly my head was disproportionately larger than my infant body, leading me to sitting up and tipping over, occasionally knocking my head. That it was "arrested" was of great relief to my parents because two children of two different cousins of my mother had been born with the same condition. One died, the other spent his shortened life in a wheelchair so one can understand how worried Mom and Dad would have been for me in my early months and years..
I'm guessing the brain's way of retaining all its history may be partly responsible for the gobbledygook in the MRI report but I'd like to hear it from a neurologist's mouth, rather than via the cryptic language quoted above.
I'm Thinking, "This is Going to Hurt!": On 'How Not to Deal with Grief'
From my friend Betty Ann on her Facebook page:
"This article deeply moved me…as I suspect it will for any of you who have been impacted by the kind of grief associated with multiple loss, deaths due to overdose and or HIV/AIDS. Rather than just clicking on "like", can you write a few sentences in a comment? Maybe just something about how this article landed with you? Guess I'm lookin for a little peer support here…"
I know there are many stories related to this piece which could be written. Don't be afraid to jog my memory or ask a question.
I URGE you to click on the following link and read:
Guest Post – How Not to Deal with Grief
Remember those days when we couldn't decide how to go to a funeral and make sure a dying friend was okay? Open casket versus closed? Cremation versus traditional burial? Would it be okay to go a little over the top in church? Someone else is sick? I thought he'd killed himself.
"…those days…come screaming back out of nowhere. I don't live with it; it lives in me. It is a part of me and makes me what I am. That does not mean I want it. I am not alone in this. And I am not alone in finding that loss accumulates and is sticky and hangs together like lumps of tar and sticks and sand on the beach after a storm."
"…these thoughts, the ones of dead friends and loved ones, are in the heap in the back corner. They lurk behind the door with a skull and crossbones saying; "Fuck Off, Asshole," in 72 pica. Then in smaller type: "You know who and what's in here, so why don't you just walk the fuck away?" And every so often I walk through that door for whatever reason and it takes days to recover."
"People died around you. Repeatedly. Let me emphasize: Repeatedly. There were no protease inhibitors. No Truveda. Just blind hope, determination, anger, solidarity, organizing, guesswork and gambling on whether to take a drug or wait for the big one that will work — and die waiting. This was not a time of long-term sustainability."
"I am not perfect. But I have found some happiness in my life, not by achieving resolution, but by acquiring wounds, then healing some and developing scar tissue that will always be there, and by just keeping going."
My laptop feels too small for what I want to write. I need a full-sized keyboard to spread out my fingers as on the keyboard of a grand pipe organ. I know the feeling of not wanting to go through personal items and photographs of friends lost. But I also know it's an irresistible tug sometimes. I more often than not know what it means just to still be here when I could have, should have been dead, with only analogies of Vegas or God's perverse selection process as explanation. I reject both.
I know that "just keeping going" has taken a lot of courage for many people, so why not me, too? I accept that there have been times when it seemed much simpler to die than to just keep going. I've even wished I would have died long before now. But there are new things to work on, new struggles to wage, even while bearing all the scars of having nearly shit myself to death.
Sleep, no longer taken for granted, will soon be improving – hopefully
Early this month I had electrodes taped to my head, neck, chest and legs, then I was wished a good night for a sleep study to see why suddenly, to me at least, I couldn't get a decent night of shut-eye.
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The news flooded over me faster than I could think of questions but here's what I know. I'll be forming a very close relationship with oxygen each night, I am having a brain MRI this coming Monday at Women's College Hospital, I go back to see the sleep doctor on August 29, then I meet with a neurologist on the third of September and with my family doctor the following day It's the most intensive medical care schedule I have had for quite some time..
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala (Reuters) - The Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, who was once described by Martin Luther King Jr. as "the most courageous civil rights fighter in the South," died in Birmingham, Alabama, on Wednesday at age 89.
Shuttlesworth, who had been in declining health, passed away at the Princeton Baptist Medical Center, hospital spokeswoman Jennifer Dodd told Reuters.
A major leader in the civil rights movement, Shuttlesworth was beaten, bombed and injured by fire hoses for his public stances against segregation in Birmingham in the 1950s and 1960s.
President Barack Obama said he was saddened to learn of Shuttlesworth's death, describing him as a "testament to the strength of the human spirit" who spent his life advancing the cause of justice for all Americans.
"And today we stand on his shoulders, and the shoulders of all those who marched and sat and lifted their voices to help perfect our union," Obama said in a statement.
Though Shuttlesworth and King worked closely together and both helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Shuttlesworth often bristled against his more contemplative counterpart.
"He was sometimes slow in doing things. Too slow for me," Shuttlesworth said in an interview at age 85. "He'd meditate on things a lot and agonize over them. I think if things need doing, be about them."
Shuttlesworth, who served as pastor of the Bethel Baptist Church and several other churches in Birmingham, began hammering away at that city's hard shell of segregation in the early 1950s.
Alabama's Republican Governor Robert Bentley ordered flags in state buildings flown at half staff, saying Shuttlesworth had been instrumental in Birmingham integration efforts.
Shuttlesworth formed the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights in May 1956 and urged its members to take a stand against segregated buses. He refused to relent even after his home was bombed on Christmas Day in 1956. He and his family escaped unharmed.
"When he came out covered in rubble, we knew he was anointed to lead the movement," the late Rev. Abraham Woods, a fellow activist, said in a 2007 interview.
Warned by a Klansman police officer to vacate the city, Shuttlesworth said he shot back: "I wasn't saved to run."
The minister later was beaten by a mob with baseball bats, chains and brass knuckles as he tried to enroll his children in an all-white school, and was hospitalized after being sprayed by fire hoses during a demonstration against segregation.
Shuttlesworth once told Reuters he had expected to die by age 40 for his civil rights efforts. He had vowed "to kill segregation or be killed by it."
For his own safety, he left Alabama in 1961 to lead a church in Cincinnati, Ohio. But he still marshaled forces for change in the South, including helping organize the historic march for voting rights from Selma to Montgomery in 1965.
The march ended in a bloody police attack, sparking civil rights protests.
During a commemoration of "Bloody Sunday" in March 2007, then-presidential candidate Obama pushed Shuttlesworth in his wheelchair across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, where the attack occurred.
"We have truly lost a great soldier, a warrior for civil rights," Jefferson County Commission President Pro Tem Sandra Little Brown said. "I am serving on the back of the changes that he was a part of for people of color."
(Additional reporting by Peggy Gargis and Melinda Dickinson; Editing by Colleen Jenkins, Greg McCune and Cynthia Johnston)
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