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Somerset House
Somerset House
Greater London
020 7845 4600
Somerset House is a spectacular neo-classical building in the heart of London, sitting between the Strand and the River Thames. During summer months a 'grove' of 55 fountains dance in the courtyard, and in winter you can skate on London's favourite outdoor ice rink. Somerset House also hosts open-air concerts and films, contemporary art and design exhibitions, family workshops and free guided tours of spaces usually hidden to visitors.
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Gallery, Heritage site, Historic house or home
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Smoking is not permitted inside the buildings. Smoking is permitted on the River Terrace and in The Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court.
Non-commercial photography is welcomed in most parts of Somerset House except, for reasons of copyright, in the Seamen's Hall and the King's Barge House. The use of tripods is not permitted for safety reasons. Visitors wishing to take non-flash photography at The Courtauld Gallery should enquire at the admissions desk. Unauthorised wedding photography is not permitted.
The Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court is at the heart of Somerset House - a dignified courtyard with a mischievous streak.
The array of jets dance in an orchestrated sequence, with added coloured lighting at night - a refreshing surprise on a warm summer day.
To confirm you can see the fountain displays on your visit please call
020 7845 4600.
Collection details
Social History, Photography, Maritime, Fine Art, Design, Decorative and Applied Art, Architecture
Guy Bourdin: Image Maker
- 27 November 2014 — 15 March 2015 *on now
The UK's largest ever exhibition of the influential and enigmatic fashion photographer Guy Bourdin, featuring over 100 works and previously unseen material from the photographer's estate, from 1955 to 1987. This major show will chart Bourdin's distinguished 40-year career from Man Ray's protégé to photography revolutionary in his own right and explore his pursuit of perfection. The exhibited works will exemplify the craftsmanship behind his images, from production to publication, and their enduring quality as a consequence.
Guy Bourdin's editorial and advertising imagery represent a highpoint in late twentieth century fashion photography. His work took the basic function of the fashion photograph -to sell clothing, beauty and accessories- and made it into something rich and strange. Bourdin did this without resorting to exoticism; instead, he established the idea that the product is secondary to the image. From his professional debut for Paris Vogue in the 1950s, Bourdin developed a distinctive style of visual storytelling which continues to serve as a source of inspiration to contemporary fashion photographers from Tim Walker to Nick Knight.
Curated by Alistair O'Neill with Shelly Verthime, the exhibition will include over 100 colour exhibition prints of Bourdin's most significant works, as well as early and late works in black and white that serve to challenge Bourdin's reputation as a colour photographer. This is complimented by a range of other photographic materials: unique Polaroid test shots, double-page spread layouts, contact sheets and transparencies marked for composition that explore Bourdin's craftsmanship as an image maker and the processes involved in producing startling and provocative imagery in a pre-digital age. It also highlights Bourdin as a pioneer of fashion film, showcasing a range of Super-8 films he made at the same time as his on-location photo shoots.
The exhibition will also feature a selection of paintings, working drawings, sketches and notebooks, not seen in the UK before, which inform his approach as an compositional image-maker and meticulous draughtsman. A highlight will be the 'Walking Legs' series - a campaign commissioned by Charles Jourdan in 1979 exhibited in its entirety for the first time with a yet unseen accompanying fashion film.
£9.00, £7.00 concessions
- 5 — 29 March 2015 *on now
Somerset House presents a series of portraits by photographer Mr Elbank in which all of the subjects sport a beard.
Featuring over 80 images exhibited for the first time and exploring the art of grooming, the show celebrates the enduring beard trend which has exploded across the world. The pogonophiles come from all corners of the globe and from all walks of life; it includes the famous facial hairs of actor John Hurt, models Ricki Hall and Billy Huxley, and artist Gavin Turk, but also other interesting characters such as tattooist Miles Better and British bearded woman Harnaam Kaur, who has been growing a beard since the age of 16 after being diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, a condition which causes excess hair growth.
Much of Mr Elbank's beard series will be recognisable to the social media generation after one of his early portraits of Australian charity campaigner Jimmy Niggles went viral and he became a social media sensation.
The Syngenta Photography Award 2015
- 11 March — 10 April 2015
The Syngenta Photography Award is a celebration of artistic skill and outstanding photography which aims to draw attention to, and stimulate dialogue around, key global challenges. This year's award invited professional and amateur photographers from all over the world to submit applications responding to the theme of 'Scarcity-Waste'.
In the past 50 years, our demands on the natural world have doubled. Many of us are barely aware of the fragility of the resources we depend upon for our survival. While resource scarcity is evident everywhere, it sits alongside enormous waste. As nearly one billion people go to bed hungry worldwide, others are wasting over half of the food they buy. The award called for photographs that tell stories about scarcity and waste and the tensions and relationships between them. Photographers, whatever their approach, were invited to interpret this theme to spark dialogue about our changing planet.
The six finalists (Mustafah Abdulaziz, Richard Allenby-Pratt, Rasel Chowdhury, Stefano De Luigi, Camille Michel and Benedikt Partenheimer) were chosen by a distinguished international jury, chaired by photography curator and writer William A. Ewing and selected from a shortlist of more than 2,000 entries.
Secret 7"
- 10 April — 3 May 2015
Secret 7", the annual project that brings music and art together for a good cause, is returning for 2015 bigger and better than ever before. Taking place throughout April, the exhibition will be moving to a new home at Somerset House.
This year the charity is Nordoff Robbins, who are dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and adults through musical therapy.
As in previous years, the seven musicians represent a diverse range of styles and eras; from arguably the greatest living rock and Motown artists through to seminal British electronic pioneers via some of the most innovative and critically acclaimed contemporary acts around.
The concept is simple: each year Secret 7" take one iconic track from seven legendary musicians and press each one 100 times to vinyl.
Each record receives a one-of-a-kind sleeve, as designed by 700 creatives, from global high-profile artists to talented emerging designers. All are welcome to submit their designs.
The 700 records will then be displayed in a month-long exhibition at Somerset House, after which they go on sale for the uniform price of £50 on Monday, 4 May 2015. The only catch is that the buyer won't know who the record is by, or who has designed the sleeve until they have parted with their cash. Therein lies the secret…
Photo London
- 21 — 25 May 2015
Photo London is a unique photography event. It features a major international photography fair for up to 70 of the world's leading photography galleries together with an innovative public programme supported by the LUMA Foundation.
The public programme opens up new audiences for photography, showcases emerging talent and promotes the concept of photography as an asset class.
Photo London showcases the broad range of photographic practice – from vintage to contemporary.
Unseen Waterloo - Photographs from the battlefield by Sam Faulkner
- 12 June — 30 August 2015
Since 2009 Sam Faulkner has been travelling to the battlefields of Waterloo in Belgium to create a unique set of photographs that commemorate the 70,000 men who fell that day.
The exhibition will comprise over 80 life-sized photographs made in the actual fields where the battle was fought. The subjects are the characters created during the annual re-enactment of the battle.
A book will be published on 18th June 2015 to coincide with the exhibition. The book can be pre-ordered on the Unseen Waterloo website.
Suitable for
- Any age
Art, Identity, Migration: 100 Years of Ben Uri in London 1915–2015
- 1 July — 13 December 2015
To celebrate Ben Uri's foundation in 1915, this unique exhibition exploring the experience of identity and migration during the last century, also offers a rare chance to view many masterpieces from the museum's collection.
Encompassing paintings, work on paper, sculpture, new media and archival pieces, the exhibition will explore related issues of historical and contemporary displacement and migration.
It will include not only world-class works by artists such as Auerbach, Chagall and Soutine, but also important examples of fine work by lesser-known emigrés who were not so fortunate in their careers for a variety of reasons often related to their migration and for whom Ben Uri provided an important exhibition platform.
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Pick Me Up: Graphic Arts Festival 2015
- 23 April — 4 May 2015
Pick Me Up returns to Somerset House for its sixth year, featuring a fresh line-up of artists and designers bringing the best of new illustration, graphic design and related disciplines to inspire and delight. Vibrant, engaging and packed full of exciting things to see, do and buy, Pick Me Up 2015 will once again feature a whole host of different working processes and techniques ranging from traditional screen-printing to animation, risograph printing to paper craft.
Both emerging and established talent will set up interactive workspaces throughout Somerset House's Embankment Galleries for the 12 days of the festival. Each representing a different form of graphic art, the studios will offer visitors plenty of opportunities to engage with the artists and designers directly, see work being made onsite, and even create their own work. The original pieces produced throughout the festival, plus limited edition prints and accessories, will be available for purchase with prices ranging between £5 and £200.
Day tickets £10.00, concessions £8.00
Early Bird Festival Pass £14.00 (until 31 March), normal price £17.50
2015 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition
- 24 April — 10 May 2015
The Sony World Photography Awards are one of the world's leading photography competitions, the exhibition showcases the winning and shortlisted photographers from submissions from across all disciplines, from fine art to photojournalism to lifestyle.
Recognising and rewarding the world's best contemporary photography from the last year, the 2015 competition received the highest number of entries in its eight year history – 173,444 images from 171 countries.
Reflecting the very best international contemporary photography from the last year, the exhibition includes photographs to suit all tastes. Well-documented scenes are given a fresh look with ground-breaking photography styles and photographers of all abilities will be inspired to shoot their own view of the world.
Anytime Entry £8.50, Weekday Entry (10.00-16.00) £6.50
Concessions (weekdays only) £5.00
Two tickets (valid anytime) £16.00
Four tickets (valid anytime) £30.00
A Box Full of Stories for KS1 and KS2 to support the Literacy Hour
This workshop uses the Gilbert Collection's
outstanding collection of sparkling gold
boxes to extend literacy skills. Using drama
games and descriptive exercises, the
children create their own stories and art
work inspired by the gold box collection.
This workshop is available on Thursdays at either 10.30am
or 1.30pm and includes entrance to the
Gilbert Collection.
Cost £30.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
For further information or to book a session please call the Education Department on 020 7420 9406
A Very Grand Tour for KS1 or KS2
Embark on a tour of the Gilbert Collection
with our eighteenth century aristocrat the
Marquis di Macaroni. Listen to his tales of
European travel in the past and marvel at the
exotic objects in the Gilbert Collection. This
workshop can be used to support work on
leisure, transport and clothing in the past.
This tour is available on Fridays at either
10.30am or at 1.30pm and includes
entrance into the Gilbert Collection.
Cost £30.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
Call the Education Department on 020 7420 9406 for more information or to make a booking
A Victorian Excursion – History workshop for KS1 or KS2
This lively lesson based in the Gilbert Collection looks at the Victorian fashion for European travel. After an imaginary journey, the children will 'arrive in Italy' where they can wander amongst the Gilbert Collection's unique display of micromosaic pictures, jewellery and furniture and 'select a
souvenir' to sketch for those back home.
This workshop is available at either 10.30am
or 1.30pm and includes entrance to the
Gilbert Collection.
Cost £30.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
For further information or to book a session please call the Education Department on 020 7420 9406
Britain 1750-1900 – Tour of Somerset House
As home of the British Navy, Somerset House
had a vital role in this period. This tour
provides a unique insight in to the role of a
key government institution at this time of
great social, political and economic change.
This tour is available at either 10.30am
or 1.30am.
Cost £30.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
For further information or to book a session please call the Education Department on 0207 420 9406
Cabinet of Curiosities – Art Workshop for KS1 or KS2
This workshop uses the amazing objects in
the Gilbert Collection to inspire the children
to create their own 'cabinet of curiosities'.
A tour of the Gilbert Collection is the
stimulus for 3D and collage work resulting in
the creation of a replica 17th century
collector's cabinet.
This all day workshop starting at 10.30am
includes entrance to the Gilbert Collection.
Cost £45.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
For further information or to book a session please call the Education Department on 020 7420 9406
Investigating the Tudors – History workshop for KS2
This session based around the spectacular
Gilbert Collection encourages the interactive
use of historical sources to investigate life in
Tudor times and develops skills of historical
enquiry. Children will have opportunities to
create their own art work and learn about
Elizabethan banqueting; the session draws
on the rich history of Somerset House and
includes a teachers' follow up pack.
This workshop is available at either 10.30am
or 1.30pm and includes entrance into the
Gilbert Collection.
Cost £30.00 plus VAT per class.
How to obtain
For further information or to make a booking please call 020 7420 9406
Getting there
The nearest mainline rail stations are:
Charing Cross, Waterloo and Blackfriars.
The nearest underground stations are:
Temple, Covent Garden, Charing Cross and Embankment.
Buses servicing the Strand include numbers 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 77a, 91 and 176, while the River Bus Service can be taken to Embankment and Savoy piers.
Pedestrian access to Somerset House is available from Victoria Embankment, Waterloo Bridge (via a new footbridge link) or from the Strand.
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Nathan Fillion Guest Stars on "Community"
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The U.S. current-account deficit sank to the lowest level in more than 14 years at the end of 2013, reflecting a smaller trade gap and better returns on assets Americans own abroad.
The broad measure of international transactions registered a shortfall of $81.12 billion in the fourth quarter of last year, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. It was the smallest deficit since the third quarter of 1999.
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Indonesia and India, which run the largest current account deficits in Asia, come in at the bottom of the gross external financing metric too. There's "little doubt" those two countries will remain under investor scrutiny this year as the U.S. Federal Reserve reduces its bond purchases, Deutsche Bank's chief Asia economist says. Read More »
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The U.S. current account deficit narrowed to a four-year low, partly reflecting the country's diminishing appetite for foreign oil.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday hailed the results of this week's summit of Group of 20 industrial and developing nations as moving forward in addressing the issue of global economic imbalances.
Speaking at the end of the G-20 Seoul leaders summit, Mr. Cameron said "I think real progress has been made." He said it was clear that the G-20 was "determined" to avoid a return to 1930s protectionism and currency wars, noting the communiqué's pledge to push ahead on an ambitious Doha trade deal and an agreement to move forward with the G-20 Mutual Assessment Process, a road map for the global economy.
Mr.Cameron said that crucially, U.S. President Barack Obama had told other G-20 leaders that he would seek to "take a deal forward" if a "balanced" Doha deal can be achieved. The long-stalled Doha round of talks were started in 2001 in the Qatari capital with the aim of increasing global prosperity through trade.
Mr. Cameron acknowledged that the global imbalances problem won't be resolved overnight and that he would like to see China moving faster on rebalancing its economy toward domestic demand. But he said "actually there is progress…Slowly, slowly, China is moving into a position of actually… rebalancing its economy."
The prime minister added that currency rates should reflect economic fundamentals. Asked what the British public would get out of this week's G-20 meeting, he said the U.K. has a lot of at stake on issues like trade promotion and ensuring more balanced global growth."We would be hit very hard by trade wars, by currency wars," he said.
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Looking to make a sanaa reservation for jan, and I'm trying to decide which would be better, lunch or dinner? I'm also trying to decide if we are going to tie it in with our ak day, or not. Looking for info, thanks!
Our Ratings of Sanaa: (rev 10/9/12) . . . food price value: B . . . food quality: B . . . food quantity per serving: B . . . food prep speed: B . . . food selection: C . . . seating quantity: C . . . seating comfort: C . . . eatery atmosphere: B . . . eatery convenience: C . . . staff friendliness: B . . . staff attentiveness: A . . . character interaction: B (views of animals on savannah) NOTE1: Sanaa has good regional African food. Americanized, but definitely more adventurous than other eateries. The menu is shorter than other table service eateries, the wine list average, but the quality of the food and presentation are high. An added benefit is viewing animals on the Savannah during the meal (for daylight hours). There's eight savannah window tables and six more with good views. For lunch, try the Lamb Kefta open face sandwich; for dinner, try the beef and lamb. Don't miss out on the Banana Kulfi Sundae. Get the salad sampler with three of the salads that can feed two people. Be aware that items labeled as "Durban" are highly spiced, and best washed down with cold milk! It is out-of-the-way, but worth the drive. This is only one of the five sit-down eateries we patronize at WDW. NOTE2: We prefer the lunch over the dinner. . . . you can see animals on the savannah . . . the fare is a little lighter . . . the price is better . . . the appys and salads are the same . . . there are fewer people eating
While I agree with everything that Rusty Scupper has said, I'd like to make a couple more comments. -we normally eat at Sanaa on an AK day. Transportation-wise, it's just easier to eat there when you're in the neighbourhood, KWIM? -we eat there because of the food, not for the chance to view the animals. So having dinner there (after dark) is not a problem for us. We can see the animals any time in the park or at the resort from the other viewing areas. -AK park hours in January are short and it gets dark early. Going to Kidani House for lunch will take a good chunk out of your park day. So I would either choose to go to Sanaa on a non-park day for lunch or on an AK park day for dinner.
All good points, thank you! Still undecided...right now I have a dinner booked, may change that to lunch...
We choose to eat dinner at Sanaa (5:00) last time we ate there because I wanted to try the African Spiced chicken breast that was not on the lunch menu. It was divine! I don't know if they still serve it, as we went in 2011, but it was well worth the trip out there. Also, the bush tea was very good, but I was less than impressed with the Chai cream dessert.


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I have been a stay at home mom for 7 years. I have been with my kids almost every single day of their lives (minus 13 days where either my husband was with them or my parents were watching them), which means I have had at least one child at home with me for 2,542 days out of my 2,555 days of motherhood. This past week my youngest started kindergarten. While many of the parents were sad to be dropping their kids off for their first day of school, I was excited. In fact, I may have skipped back to my car after dropping them off. I felt like I had "made it". I successfully raised two children to the point they could go to school and I would go home and be able to functionally use my brain without anyone arguing with me, creating cyclonic disasters, or asking for snacks (all.day.long.) In fact, on the first day of school, I came home and did absolutely nothing. Nothing. The next day, I went grocery shopping. All.by.myself. No one asked for a cookie, or a lunchable, or candy from the checkout aisle. It was amazing. I got EVERYTHING on my list!
I adore my kids. I do. I have cherished all of the time I have been able to spend with them and I know I am so fortunate to have that time. However, there is a point after all the selfless mommy stuff, that sometimes mommy's have to be selfish and this is my time to do that.
Last week I had a follow up with my pulmonologist where he confirmed my diagnosis for the second time. Systemic Sarcoidosis (which basically means it affects more than one organ). After asking him a thousand questions ("What should I do about the severe exhaustion?" "Take a nap", he said. "My joints hurt." "That is a symptom", he said) , he told me he was going to have to refer my case to a specialist since it does not just affect my lungs. I had asked about the Autoimmune Protocol, which he was familiar with, but was not sure if it would work or not, but mentioned I should try it until I see the specialist. "It won't hurt to try."
I have been a little bit lazy in making a full transition to the Autoimmune Protocol (AIP). Not for lack of trying, but for lack of willpower.
Humans are so funny (me included). We know doughnuts are not good for us, yet we still eat them. We know food out of a box isn't really food, yet we eat it anyways. We know what foods are healthy and which are not, yet we constantly make decisions to eat the latter.
I know which foods will most likely make me feel better, yet while it is very easy for me to eat paleo (minus the Ring Ding I ate in a moment of weakness), getting into the AIP is very difficult. Mainly because I LOVE tomatoes, spicy food, and nuts. All of which are not on the AIP.
So…I'm starting over, making a slower transition this time instead of going straight from paleo to AIP overnight. If I can just commit, I will hopefully see a decrease in symptoms, which would be stellar.
I started with a big pot of bone broth, because fall is around the corner and I'm starting to crave soups and warm comforting food more and more, which should make the transition slightly easier and most AIP soups are right up my alley.
If you are looking for a way to freak your kids out this halloween, bone broth is where it's at. My kids were so curious about whose bones I was boiling and with that, a little worried that they might be next.
Bone broth has a bazillion different nutrients that are good for you. Here is a great article outlining the benefits of bone broth : Bone broth FAQ. It is very easy to make as well. I throw it all in a crock pot and let is simmer away. Once it has completed it simmering process, I bag mine in 1 qt portions and freeze them.
I had picked up some Swiss Chard at this weekends farmers' market and had no initial plans for it. When I got home I flipped through the ever growing collection of cookbooks I own. With the weather cooling, I really wanted something warm and nutritious. One of my very favorite 'games' to play at a farmers' market is to find something we don't normally eat, bring it home, and figure out what to do with it. My hope is that by playing this little game I will broaden my children's palates as well as my own food knowledge.
Hearty Vegetable Soup
Adapted from The Autoimmune Paleo Cookbook
1 Tablespoon lard
1 large yellow onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1-inch piece ginger, peeled & minced
4 carrots, peeled & cut into 1.5 inch chunks
2 parsnips, peeled & cut into 1.5 inch chunks
1 large sweet potato, peeled & cut into 1.5 inch chunks
1 cup crimini mushrooms, halved
1 Tablespoon chopped rosemary
1 Tablespoon chopped thyme
1 Tablespoon apple cider vinegar (Bragg's because it contains Mother of Vinegar)
2 quarts Bone Broth
1 bay leaf
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 bunch chard, stemmed and chopped (I used rainbow because it's so pretty)
In a heavy-bottomed pot over med-high heat, heat the cooking fat and sauté the onions until they are translucent. Add the garlic and ginger, cooking until fragrant – about a minute or two. Add rest of the vegetables and herbs and sauté until the vegetables are lightly browned.
Add the rest of the ingredients, except for the chard, and bring to a boil. Once boiling, reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for about 20 minutes (check to insure the vegetables are tender).
Add the chard and cook for a couple minutes until softened. Check for seasoning. Remove bay leaf and serve.
This was so good and can be added to in a number of ways. Crumbled sausage, turnip…the possibilities are endless.
And before anyone asks if my kids ate it, they did. They loved it. My youngest thought the parsnips were mochi – we did not correct her.


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I got my razr hd LTE yesterday, so what i did is i didnt see it said in the box under the phone charge me up fully before we start. So I did what i usually do - discharge it completely then i left it discharged overnight cause i forgot to put it in the charger. Then today i popped it in the charger and started using it after it said 100% charge(i dont know if it fully charged for 5 hours or not).Then i started using it it drained to 90% in 30 min-it seemed a lil fast so i searched this forum and put it in charge an waiting for fullcharge for 5.Can someone say if I messed up my battery and what should I do maybe discharge it to 15% and charge it for 5 and a half hours?
Your battery should be fine. Probably a couple of things going on here. It takes a few days for your battery to reach its full potential anyway. Also the first 10-15% seems to drain "quickly" for me as well. It really slows down after that. Obviously screen on time or activities alter this so your mileage may vary. What I would do for a few days is use it until its around 15%. Turn it off and let it charge to 100%, turn it on and then unplug it. Repeat this process for the first few cycles. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
Re Thanks for posting but Im wondering if I messed up the calibration or something when I didnt charge it fully and used it untill it drained untill 90%?Now im waiting for the full charge, i think i charged it for 2 and a half hours today-the thing said a 100 percent so i unplugged it.Im a newb with these batteries-I usually uncharge a new phone and leave it plugged in 24 hours.It should be fine if I do a few cycles like you said?


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Let me just clarify, that this is not the first time I had thoughts like this. I was a Catholic for 18 years, stop believing that after that time.When I was 25 I contemplated on the faith of deism in the past, but eventually found no evidence to support it, so declared myself an atheist again.
I was in a strange sort of humour the other night and just out of curiosity I prayed just to see what would happen. I asked god to give me stretch to believe to show me a sign that he is there, to give me the wisdom to know that he is there. I told god I know that he cannot show me testable evidence and I accept that. I feel asleep moments after that. But hours later I awoke to a light tapping on my arm that lay outside my bedcovers. It was almost like a gentle but firm tapping of someones hand. Btw, I lock my room at night. I thought maybe my mind was playing tricks on me. But was it? Did I just feel the hand of God?
Please be aware I am very open to the strong possibility that my mind was indeed playing tricks on me. But honestly, I just don't know what to believe or not to believe now. Please don't be mean or harsh to me about this. If I am wrong in what I say here, I'll accept that given reason
Am I losing my mind though? I just need a perspective from non-beleivers to look at all possibilities here.
Strange things can occur during hypnogogic and hypnopompic states. I have experienced very powerful hallucinations many times during the latter state in which I can clearly see and hear things which simply are not there. Usually it's people in my room for various reasons. Even sitting upright in bed with my eyes open, I tend to remain convinced I can see people even though I cannot. I am my brain, and when my brain says something is there, to me it's there. On one occasion my rational mind kicked in fast enough to realize I was hallucinating before the images had entirely disappeared into the darkness. Even though I knew it wasn't real, it felt real and my anger was real, so I shouted at them to fuck off all the same.
The basic phenomenon is not so uncommon. If you look up 'hypnogogic hallucinations' or similar phrases, I'm sure you'll find more info. Maybe it accounts for your experience.
Barely a week goes by where I don't sit up, get up, reach out, grope or talk in my sleep. I don't always remember doing it, but when I do it's clear as day. Whether it's bugs, an intruder, a critter or whatever, my mind imagines it with a usually frightful reality. My guess is your mind is just as mysterious and complex as mine, and everyone else's.
God is playing devious games with you. That's the way he is lol. (just kidding - I don't believe in god).
Tell him to leave me alone. Disturbing me during my beauty sleep. Who does he think he is? jk haha
You sound sane; confused, hopeful, introspective, maybe frightened, but entirely sane.
Thank you
Muscle spasm... Did you by any chance look under the covers and see what it was?
My arm was lying outside the covers lol, but I have come to the conclusion that nothing supernatural occurred after all.
All kinds of possible explanations. Including, actually, the possibility that God made your brain and body and the natural world in such a way that when you need it, you can find paths to answers that you seek.
The important part is to keep seeking with an open mind.
Or slightly more likely, you were touched by the FSM's noodly appendage.
That must be it :)
We need to hold a more discriminating standard for 'possible'. The word is meaningless unless you can propose some evidence, explanation or hypothesis -- even if incomplete -- for how something could happen. A proposition which includes God, yet is entirely indistinguishable from a proposition which does not include God is garbage.
Something is considered possible when the potential for its occurrence is consistent with what we do know. It's lowering the bar quite a bit to consider something possible simply because it is not impossible only when we are allowed to conjure limitless unknowns. By the latter standard, all things would have to be considered possible.
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- Band Name: A.A. Bondy
- Record Label: Fat Possum
- Release Date: Sep 1, 2009
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Most of the songs light up, shine for a while, and pull back so suddenly that you feel a little betrayed. It's a shame these dry lullabies didn't surface earlier in our dreary summer.
When The Devil's Loose showcases a resolve and relief Bondy's never evinced before, as if he's raked his hand through the sands of these spooky songs and transformed the grains that stuck into flawed, captivating pearls.
The pace and tenor occasionally resemble the Bataan Death March, but Bondy's gorgeous melodies, vivid imagery, and haunting voice keep you pressing on.
The Mississippi native leads a spartan group that includes the Felice brothers' Ian Felice and Greg Farley through 10 woodsy cuts that convey warmth, loneliness and the rural South's sinister underbelly.
A tightly constructed record, its hushed instrumentation and Southern Gothic lyrics give it a melancholic mood, one that Bondy handles beautifully. [Dec 2009, p. 117]
Bondy's supple vocals and the roomy song arrangements let him shake off the world-weary gloom at times for the more peaceful evocations of the piano waltz 'On the Moon.'
Bondy's latest effort still proves a solid and thoughtful experience for aesthetic wanderers the world throughout.
The new album boasts a full band and an open, almost cavernous feel, which still manages to exude warmth. [Fall 2009, p.75]
When the Devil's Loose might share some reference points with another singer/songwriter with a similar offhand affection for roots music, but A.A. Bondy seems to be developing a voice of his own despite all the surface similarities, and the result is a quietly powerful album of songs that cut deeper into the heart and soul than you might expect at first glance.
Where the old Bondy would sometimes show his hand too blatantly, the new Bondy is playing his cards with greater aplomb and much greater skill. When the Devil's Loose, A.A. Bondy's second album, is evident of this ever-growing skill. But that's not to say there isn't room to grow.
A sense of stylistic familiarity does rather rule out any real "wow" factor, but its simple charms sink in over repeated listens, and firm fans of this whole backwoods-troubadour thing should find plenty to admire here.
In the hands of a different producer maybe the material assembled for When The Devil's Loose could step forward into something more Technicolor, as its faults are minor, but they are the faults which separate merely pleasant albums from great ones. As it is, When The Devil's Loose is the former.
His blurry lullabies, full of crimson moons and devils' wings, carry a Biblical sense of foreboding and disquiet, somewhere between J Tillman and a more whiskery Neal Casal. [Dec 2009, p. 106]


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What build is everyone using? What do you think of the 'Rush-the-BF-Swords-or-you-fail startegies? Post your builds, rate other builds and give your opinion on Pantheon. My general build: Berserker's Greaaves/Merc's Bloodthirster Bloodthirster Phantom Dancer Infinity's Edge <Survival Item>
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(A)Rejuv bead + (B)2x health pots (C)Boots + (D)Starks (E)Bezerker Grieves (F)IE (G)Last Whisper/Bloodthirster (H)Bloodthirster/PD Sometimes when I kill a lot I get Occult
Those builds fail later on, you have no survivability. Get boots + 2 hp pots or longsword + hp pot Phage Brutalizer Last Whisper Inf Edge / Blood thirster If you get all those items your good, but you want to get a Banshee veil or another bthirst.
I usually go (A)Vampiric Scepter (B)Boots to Berserker Greaves (C)B.F. Sword to Bloodthirster (D)Last Whisper (E)Survivability Item (Usually Warmogs or Banshee Veil) If the game is still going I'll get another Bloodthirster.
I use 1. Long Sword or Doran's Blade or Rejuve Bead + HP pots (1 with the swords, 2 with the Rejuve Bead) 2. BF Sword 3. Boots lv1 Then depending on what is happening I go down a few paths. 4 or 5. If I am doing well (5+ kills) then I try to pick up a 2nd BF Sword so that Heartseeker and Spear hit really hard. I also decide which boots to upgrade to (Treads for Magic and CC heavy opponents, Tabi for Physical DPS). Then go Stark's and upgrade my BF Swords to Black Cleaver and Bloodthirster or Infinity Edge. 4 or 5. If I need some survivability I will add Stark's to help myself and team. I also decide which boots to upgrade to (Treads for Magic and CC heavy opponents, Tabi for Physical DPS) and then try to pick up a 2nd BF Sword. Then upgrade my BF Swords to Black Cleaver and Bloodthirster or Infinity Edge 6. If necessary I get Aegis of the Legion to help push and survive team fights. Alternatively Banshee's Veil or Frozen Heart work well in the last slot. I used to build Brutalizer first but found that if I just waited a few minutes and a few minion kills I could pick up the BF Sword and clear creep waves faster and all my abilities hit harder because of it. With my runes and masteries I have a base armour penetration of 30 so additional armour penetration isn't necessary until mid-late game.
attack speed = fail. infinity edge = fail. most of your damage will come from skills and they dont benefit from anything but attack damage. brutalizer, bloodthirster, bf swords are all good choices.