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49.Child in Red
Sometimes she walks through the village in her
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She runs a bit, hesitates, stops,
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57.Saturday's Child
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58.The Burned Child
Love has had his way with me.
This my heart is torn and maimed
Since he took his play with me.
Cruel well the bow-boy aimed, read more »
59.A Sick Child
The postman comes when I am still in bed.
"Postman, what do you have for me today?"
I say to him. (But really I'm in bed.)
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- Eyes of a child, Siddharth Shah
- A Child's Expression, Philo Yan
- A Mother, Elizabeth Padillo Olesen
- Monday's Child is Ill, Bruce Larkin
- Truth Smiles In Child!, Ramdas Bhandarkar
- Children of Light, Jasdeep Hari Bhajan Singh Kh ..
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- Toss and Grab 1,, veeraiyah subbulakshmi
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- The child removes the sky and earth, Miroslava Odalovic
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- A Prayer On Child Abuse, Ginny Cadle
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- Why Me?, Kaleb Brown
- For A Child, Shalom Freedman
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- Mother's Love, Rhonda Bowdidge
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- The Child, Brie Carter
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- Child's words, Old Amsterdam
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How many apples too bag?
Hi all, I have an apple bagging question. Given a beautiful cluster of pollinated apples, how many apples per cluster can I bag? I have fairly heavy successful pollination this spring. The apples are still the size of a pea, but you can tell which ones are strong and which will probably drop. Since this is only my second year of harvest I don't want to be too greedy and sap the tree, so to speak. Thanks, Mrs. G
I usually follow the same method Itilton suggested. By now, the baby fruit that wil not make it usually show sign of stems yellowing and will fall off.
I admit, once in a while, I let the two biggest fruitlets in the cluster grow, granting I make sure the branch can support them. I've never let 3 in a cluster grow. My apple tree (William's Pride) is still young.
Leaving one apple per cluster would be way too many for my trees. I think that's a really poor way to decide how many apples to leave. After all how many clusters do you have and how far apart? But then I prefer return bloom and really high quality fruit.
Don't leave so much that it runts out your tree. That's probably the worst that can happen.
Usually the reality of bagging causes me to thin a little more. And I've had some bad stone fruit already this year partly due to leaving too much fruit. So I'm on a thinning kick.
The other downside to not thinning enough is that the trees may decide to thin for you in June. It's not good to see a bunch of painstakingly hung bags on the ground.
On some of my smaller trees, I actually thinned the flowers out, hoping to save energy for the trees. It also makes for less work later (and there were fewer leaves to get in the way).
I started this year's bagging last week (30-40) and used up a complete box (125 count) of bags today. There is more to go, but I am most of the way done. Last week I saw almost no hits, but now, I'm seeing quite a few PC bites, which I am thinning off. I've been careful to collect them all for the trash, rather than letting them sit on the ground where they could hatch.
Interestingly the hits seem to be non-uniformly distributed. Egremont and Roxbury Russets both had almost complete coverage...to the point where I was considering bagging a few ER with bites (hoping the apple would grow fast enough to crush the eggs), just to have something. While the Kidds Orange Red (right in between the 2 above trees in the row) was almost free of bites. Next year, I think I'll need to bag those 2 first.
As Itilton stated "And thin out some of the clusters, too. "
I thinned out a number of clusters esp. ones next to the ones I keep or in bad spots.
Like Fruitnut, I tend to thin more since I have had good experience with good quality fruit (large and fully developed) after aggressive thinning. I prefer quality over quantity for my fruit.


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Rated 5 / 5 stars
I think Silent Night is better as a quiet loveful song, so this remake is not the same. But it's not your mistake. You mada an amazing work, and I absolutely LOVE IT!!!!!
Hahaha, Yea I agree. I intentianlly picked a very slow calm song to try to spice up hardcore! lol
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Hmmm.... very nice! :D
Personally I think
This version > The original
Have you actuality heard the REAL true original?
Thanks for reviewing!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Love it!
00:37 - that's where it gets good.
I've got to say that the beginning seemed a little dodgy but I guess that's probably because it's hard to merge the two styles and still keep the song the same.
Keep up all the good work!
Thanks, yes, Silent night's time signature does not suit trance without some tweaks. You may notice there are NOT a lot of silent night remixes floating around!
Thanks for reviewing!
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i didn't think this song could be anything other than quiet and peaceful, and anyone who tried to remix it would fall flat on their face, Well Done!!
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Freshening the welcoming areas
I'm on a mission to have a cleaner, emptier, prettier house by the holidays. I lurk here more than I post. I'm a regular on the Cottage Garden forums.
This week's goal is to declutter, clean, and freshen the welcoming areas...the entry way, both porches, and the pesky entrance from the garage to the kitchen.
Hopefully a good first impression will make me feel more at home in my own house.
So....how's the condition of your porches, doorways, and entry ways?
Well, I just added to my foyer entrance and it is almost the way I want it. It does feel more welcoming. The porch is small however I do need to sweep.
Good luck
Good idea! My back breezeway/entry is a mess right now, and tackling that would make a nice difference in a short period of time.
I just decorated the front porch for fall after a good sweep-out of summer cobwebs and debris. It does make a good impression and is very nice to come home to.
Well, hubby just swept last weekend, and we replaced the welcome mat for Halloween. The paper person must have liked it, he arranged the two sections of the Sunday paper very neatly in a cross pattern to match the bones on our "Jolly Roger" mat. :-)
Unfortunately, my "basket" that hangs out there is still done up with summer decor, and I haven't changed it out because I didn't want to rush the neighbors with Halloween too early. And of course the petunias are still blooming, but they won't be for long since it froze here last night.
So our entry is in "flux" right now...but definately due for a makeover soon!
I try to keep twop things always neat: my car, can't stand wrappers and clutter. And my front door entryway-no wet boots or scarves allowed!
I agree. An appealing entrance makes it pleasant to come home, and serves as a psychological transition between the outside world and our sanctuary. Plus, just as clutter seems to attract more clutter, it seems to me that a nice uncluttered entrance stacks the deck in favor of keeping the rest of the house that way.
Which is why I am surprised that so many people use those "pesky garage entrances" for everyone and everything even when the front door is closer. IMHO it's worth extra steps to use a nicer entrance.
We use our front door almost exclusively. We enclosed an existing porch, making it into a tile-floored foyer with plenty of closet space for coats and other stuff. It is usually clutter-free mostly because it has little furniture, and gets its visual impact from the tile floor and the artwork on the walls. It's always nice to come home to, and gives us a space to put away outerwear, change out of wet or dirty shoes, dispose of the junk mail, etc., without bringing that mess into the rest of the house.
At our house, all you can see from the driveway is our garage! The previous home owners never bothered to do anything about a walkway to the front door. So we don't have one -- just a mowed lawn. Hubby is willing to spend the money to have a walkway installed -- in the spring.
So we have this garage entrance that everybody seems to prefer, even when we have junk cluttering the inside of the garage. We are in the middle of fixing up the mud room, and they'd rather walk through all the paint cans, etc. than go around to the front!
Why is that?
We have decided to keep that garage door locked from now on, hoping they'll take the hint. But my neighbor came over a few days ago, and stood at the door and KNOCKED, and only came to the front door because I didn't hear her.
Why is that?
Should we just REMOVE that door? But I am sure that there must be some safety rule that requires a human-sized door in addition to the big door for cars. We can't just move the door to another wall of the garage. The gas line runs along the wall that would be the logical place for the hidden version of the door. It was expensive to move the gas meter and install the gas line. (The gas meter had been in a really stupid, ugly place -- right next to the walkout door where there is no patio -- only dirt! This house needs a lot of work.)
I know it's hard to give advice without photos. Would anyone like me to start a new thread and post photos? Is anyone willing to try to help me figure this out?
Maryliz, put a sign on the door to go to the front door. After a while it will sink in.
My brother always has his garage door open and he wants people to go through that door. I always knock on it and he always says to just come in. I don't feel right about that even though he is in a gated community and gets the call that I am there. I always go to the front door unless I am told differently.
It's funny the way some people fixate on the garage as an entrance, even with a paved walkway to the front door. And even when the garage is not attached to the house!
Our garage and house are clearly separate buildings. While our original front door was not visible from the driveway, there is a wide paved walkway leading from the driveway to the front of the house, plus a second walkway with steps leading up from the street. It's all of about 30 feet from the garage to the front door. To get to our house you have to pass other houses of the same design, and you can even see the driveway and front door of one of them from our driveway. And yet some people still couldn't find our front door. When we remodeled the porch/entry, we moved the front door so that it is visible from the driveway.
I think a directional sign or two would be a good idea.
How funny! People are so used to using the "servant's entrance" that they look for it even at other peoples' houses. Americans love to be casual, but I think that is taking it too far. (And I am a dyed in the wool American.)
For my own home, I plan on a "welcome" sign, as part of an arched trellis over the future walkway.
But sometimes, I wish I could make a sign that reads, "Yo! Hey, you! Yeah, you! The front door is THIS WAY!"
The kids and I decided to neaten our house before Dad got home from an upsetting day (his friend had died, and he'd gone to help the man's wife).
I wanted our home to be more welcoming.
We concentrated on the foyer and the area just inside it.
It's amazing how much nicer the whole place feels from that effort.
MaryLiz, I think once you get that walkway, and once you spend a little effort landscaping, lighting, etc., that door, you might be people to pay more attention to the door. Be sure it's painted an attention-getting color, and put some flowers in pots outside it, etc. That might help a lot.
I love all the responses. My week went well. Both porches are tidied and the windows washed overlooking the same. (Sparkling windows make me happy.) I repainted the door from the garage into the house. That looks soooooooo much better.
My big sticking point was a coat rack just inside that garage entrance. In addition to winter work jackets, we hang animal gear on it--leashes and stuff. On the middle hook was my mare's bridle. Sigh. She died three years ago and I couldn't bear to move the bridle. Partly because I didn't know what to do with it. Finally, this week, I decided to put it in a nice shadow box with some other memorabilia. Now it's waiting in my back closet until I have the dollars for the frame. (So, two steps forward, one step back.)
Anyway, the entrances and exits look much nicer and more welcoming.
Thanks for your support!
I love how this forum always manages to inspire me! I think starting with organizing, decluttering and freshening up with your entrances is a great way get inspired for other rooms . . . not to mention giving you an instant pick-me-up everytime you enter or leave your home.
DS just called me this afternoon to ask if he can bring a few friends home from grad school (8 hours away) to introduce them to our annual Albuquerque International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta and I need to get moving on my Fall cleaning quickly! I'm going to try the same thing to get me going with it.
BTW, talking about people using the wrong entrances, we had that problem for years. We have a large, wide and (we think) very prominent flagstone walkway from the guest parking area to our front door, which isn't visible from the road or the parking area, unfortunately. Way off to the far side of the house, far away from the guest parking area is a long, narrow dirt path that leads to the back of the house, where our bedrooms, family room and kitchen are located. I can't count the number of times I've looked up to find salesmen, delivery people or repair folk at my bedroom or family room doors! Once, when I was 6 months pregnant with DD, I walked into my bedroom from taking a shower, naked, and there was a salesman knocking at my patio doors! Needless to say, he ran off to a screaming tirade from me! It was the hormones ;^P
For a while I took to dressing in my miniscule toilet closet, as it's one of the only rooms in my house without a window. Finally, in desperation, we had the sign below made. We posted it for all to see before they even set one foot on that side dirt path. It's about 2-feet tall and (I think), hard to miss, although a few OTL people still manage to miss it. It is working, though. (LOL!)


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Saúde Criança Association
Saúde Criança is a social organization with a pioneer methodology that assists children who have been hospitalized and are living below the poverty line by fostering the economic and social self-sufficiency of their families.
Founded in 1991 by Dr. Vera Cordeiro, Saúde Criança is a Brazilian nonprofit organization with no political or religious affiliations.
Our Results
People have been assisted
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Increase in family income
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Decrease in hospitalization
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Support our work!
Your purchases will benefit children from families at social risk! Many of the products sold are made at Saúde Criança headquarters by mothers who have already been assisted by the organization. Sorry, but our online shop is only available in Portuguese, and we deliver only in Brazil.
What has kept me involved with Saúde Criança for so long is my absolute belief in their competency and integrity.
Arminio Fraga Economist and president of the Saúde Criança Trust Fund
Saúde Criança is an extraordinary, world class work made with heart and entrepreneurship.
Bil Drayton President of ASHOKA
Saúde Criança created a powerful method of social inclusion for the poorest.
Muhammad Yunus 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Everything that the Solidarity Community intends to be, states, and expects in terms of support from society, is executed here, in the Saúde Criança Project.
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The first trimester of 2015 was marked by the proximity and closeness of relations between Associação Saúde Criança (ASC) and the IES-Social Business School (IES-SBS)25/03 read more
Saúde Criança released the I Believe project, produced with support from the Sundance Institute, which aims to promote a virtual forum for discussions, ideas, initiatives, and projects around social inclusion.12/03 read more
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by Tench Phillips
This time of the year I see familiar faces returning to the cinema who have been missing on Colley Ave for way too long. Confined and isolated in their homes cloistered behind numerous screens and platforms, they have now stepped outside and sought out the films receiving all the award buzz. Realizing that these films can only be seen in theaters, they have been coaxed to rediscover the magic of a big screen public viewing experience or what defines cinema.
Almost all of the Oscar nominees this year are artistic films that are character driven with smart story lines. More than ever the nominees duplicate those of The Independent Spirit Awards. These are not the typical Hollywood blockbuster that drive the box-office success of the studios and exhibition chains. These nominees are films for grownups, a demographic that has continued to shrink at the box-office along with the number of films created for them. A total of five of the eight nominees for Best Picture had their premieres at the Naro Cinema, a record number for this area's only art screen.
There's a concern that The Academy Awards Show scheduled for broadcast on Sunday, Feb 22 will have a smaller viewership due to the lack of recognition of the film titles that draw the majority of the movie-going public. But another factor of possible fading interest in the show is that the season is long and the other award ceremonies preceding the Oscars have stolen much of the glitter and glamour. I myself have a love-hate relationship with the whole award business. The media attention received by only a limited number of films supersedes the recognition of so many deserving films so often ignored and forgotten by the public.
But in a fragmented and crowded media universe, theater owners take what we can get in the way of press and media coverage. The Naro capitalizes on the award season as much as any theater chain. It's a compromise made easier for us when the movies receiving all the glory are as deserving as the ones for this year.
We continue to feature the films in three categories that go mostly unseen the short film categories of animation, live-action, and documentaries. These short features have grown more important in the age of YouTube when many viewers enjoy short bursts of videos and resist seeing longer features that require a time commitment. Many a budding young filmmaker have cut their teeth on a short film hoping to be discovered and catapulted to a coveted position at the top of a larger film project. These short programs always reveal unexpected gems and herald the arrival of the next new thing.
Upcoming Film Events at Naro Cinema
2015 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation This year's program includes the five nominees: Me and My Moulton (Canadian), Feast (USA, Walt Disney Studios), The Bigger Picture (UK), A Single Life (Netherlands), The Dam Keeper (USA). In addition the program features four animated films not receiving a nomination but were definite contenders: Sweet Cocoon, Footprints, Duet, and Bus Story. The entire program runs 77 minutes. Shows Tuesday, Feb 17.
PELICAN DREAMS Filmmaker Judy Irving (The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill) follows a wayward, starving California brown pelican from her "arrest" on the Golden Gate Bridge into care at a wildlife rehabilitation facility, and from there explores the pelicans' nesting grounds and their Pacific coast migration. The film is about wildness: How close can we get to a wild animal without taming or harming it? Why do we need wildness in our lives, and how can we protect it? Sometimes referred to as "flying dinosaurs", pelicans have an ancient magic about them. Their near-extinction in the seventies, their recovery, and now their most recent die-off parallels our human relationship to the environment. (85 mins) Presented with The Center for Biological Diversity. Shows Wednesday, Feb 18.
2015 Oscar Winning Shorts: Animation, Live-Action, and Documentaries The Academy Award Winners in each category will be presented in a program that will include a few other surprises. Shows Tuesday, Feb 24.
THE SHINING Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece has been interpreted differently as being about the crisis in masculinity, sexism, corporate capitalism, racism, and the genocide of native American indians. Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) becomes winter caretaker at the isolated Overlook Hotel in Colorado, hoping to cure his writer's block. He settles in along with his wife, Wendy (Shelley Duvall), and his son, Danny (Danny Lloyd), who is plagued by psychic premonitions. As Jack's writing goes nowhere and Danny's visions become more disturbing, Jack discovers the hotel's dark secrets and begins to unravel into a homicidal maniac hell-bent on terrorizing his family. (144 mins) Presented with AltDaily. Shows Friday, Feb 20.
THE BETTER ANGELS From writer/director A.J. Edwards, a protégé of Terrence Malick (who produced the film), comes the story of young Abraham Lincoln's difficult childhood. The film is set in the Indiana woods, 1817, when Abe (Braydon Denney, in a striking performance) was eight. The entire nation, only 40 years old and a few years removed from a second war of independence, is raw. Men, women and children alike must battle nature and disease to survive in remote log cabins. The Better Angels explores Abe's family and the two women, his mother and later his step-mother, who guided him to immortality. Edwards creates breathtaking visual and narrative poetry to express the Lincolns' world. With Brit Marling, Diane Kruger and Wes Bentley. (95 mins) Shows Wednesday, Feb 25 with post-film discussion led by Chrysler Museum's Alex Mann, curator of the new exhibit "Shooting Lincoln: Photography and the Sixteenth President".
NATIONAL GALLERY The National Gallery in London is one of the great museums of the world with 2400 masterpieces from the 13th to the end of the 19th century. We are taken behind the scenes of this institution to experience the paintings through the eyes of scholars, scientists, curators, museum administrators, and the viewing public. The relation between painting and storytelling is explored. Renowned documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman's acclaimed film has been voted by many critics as one of the best films of the year. (180 mins) Presented with The Chrysler Museum. Shows Wednesday, March 4.
Veer - Feb., 2015
By Tench Phillips, Co-Owner, Naro Cinema
I walk my dogs on many early mornings along the beach and often watch the bottlenose dolphins right offshore cavorting and playing in the waves. These peaceful and intelligent creatures who inhabit another world will soon be needlessly harmed by corporate and government powers unconcerned with their wellbeing. Nor with yours.
When the Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig blew in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 and the bad news was broadcast day after day for the following months, many thought that this catastrophe would signal the end of offshore exploration and extraction. It was only too obvious that the devastation of living oceans and wetlands was not worth the risk. The "drill, baby, drill" chorus was silenced and the Obama administration put ocean oil exploration on hold for a time.
But big money rules the day in America and media stopped covering the crisis, BP bought advertising to greenwash themselves, and we were told that the spill had been cleaned up. We are presented a much different up-to-date narrative in the upcoming acclaimed documentary The Great Invisible showingon Wed, Jan 28.
Virginia politicians fought back with a vengeance to overturn the moratorium off the Atlantic coast. Republican Congressional Rep Scott Rigell along with Democratic Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner and Gov. Terry McAuliffe are brothers-in-arms when fighting to turn the waters off Va Beach into a smaller version of the industrialized Gulf. Rigell said industry improvements, particularly since the Deepwater Horizon accident, convince him that drilling and production can be done safely and without harming the environment. "All we're asking for, in a reasonable way, is for the federal government to get out of the way," Rigell said.
And it looks like Rigell and our other corporate funded politicians may soon get their way. The Obama administration and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, or BOEM, announced in July that it would open the East Coast to offshore exploration with underwater sonic cannons. Nine companies will dispatch ships towing air guns that will shoot loud blasts of compressed air into the ocean floor, reflecting back information about coveted oil and gas deposits. Seismic blasts can reach more than 250 decibels (a jet engine is around 140 decibels) and travel great distances underwater. They can be pulsed out at intervals of every 10 seconds and the mapping will continue nonstop for weeks on end.
This is extremely bad news for whales and dolphins whose capability to hear is a matter of life or death. Marine mammals rely on their acute hearing to find food, communicate, and reproduce. The impacts of seismic air guns include hearing loss, abandonment of habitat, disruption of mating and feeding, and even beach strandings and death. In addition these blasts kill fish eggs and larvae and scare away fish from important habitats. The catch rates of cod and haddock declined by 40 to 80 percent in an area of thousands of square miles directly following these seismic surveys.
As if these catastrophic effects weren't bad enough, seismic mapping will impact the migration and breeding of the last remaining Atlantic right whales on Earth. There are less than 500 of these gentle giants left alive after some two centuries of massive indiscriminate slaughters by commercial whalers.
Glen Besa, the Director of the Virginia chapter of Sierra Club is emphatic when he states "Seismic air gun blasting, by the Federal government's own estimates, will injure and kill more than 138,000 marine mammals. Doubly disastrous is the fact that these pursuits of dirty fossil fuels occur in areas most impacted by climate change. If we stand any chance of thwarting our present collision course with increasing severe storms, rising sea levels, and ocean acidification, we must abandon plans to pull from the ground any more dirty fuel."
Europe is leading the way in their transformation from dependency on hierarchal dirty energy to laterally distributed renewable energy. Germany is striving to be completely off carbon fuels within 30 years. The state of California has also mandated deadlines to convert from a carbon-based economy to renewables.
But here in Virginia where Dominion Power and Big Coal control the legislature, independent solar generation is actually penalized by the utility. The coal and fossil fuel behemoth has yet to invest in any renewable energy projects in the state. The utility did procure the offshore rights to implement wind power off Virginia but it appears to be dragging out the development process for as long as it can.
East Coast seismic testing and drilling could be stopped before the damage is done but it will take a last-ditch organized effort on the part of many of us. Catherine Kilduff is a lawyer defending marine mammals who is now living in Norfolk and on the staff of The Center for Biological Diversity. Her organization will continue to file lawsuits against the government in an attempt to protect marine life at every step of the ongoing process. She will speak about her work following the showing of The Great Invisible.
The testing already began off North Carolina for a short period this past fall by the U.S. Geological Survey who stealthily gained a permit by characterizing the survey as "research". They must have learned something from the Japanese whalers who have used a loophole in international law to be able to continue their slaughter of whales in the name of scientific research.
A suit by environmental organizations against the federal government for irreparably harming endangered Atlantic right whales by seismic blasts was just recently settled but conveniently for the oil companies the restrictions won't be enforced until 2016. In the meantime the soon-to-be-released five year development plan from BOEM will spell out when and where the testing begins.
The whales are singing ancient songs if only we could hear them. They may be communicating that we must consciously evolve now before it's too late. A great awakening of mankind would mean the reclamation of democracy and the reappropriation of power generation away from the death grip of the ruling establishment. For too long we've been locked out of the decision-making process but corporate domination is no match for the real power residing in citizen activism. If we listen closely to the message of the gentle giants then we might once again find our rightful place in the planetary web of life.
Upcoming Film Events at Naro Cinema
FirstLook Film Forum The winter season of this subscription series is now underway with 10 Sunday mornings of film premieres, discussion, and brunch. Go to narocinema.com for more info.
ART AND CRAFT Academy Award Shortlist for Best Documentary. Mark Landis is one of history's most prolific art forgers. Born here in Norfolk, his impressive body of work spans thirty years. The copies could fetch impressive sums on the open market, Landis isn't in it for money. Posing as a philanthropic donor, he has given away hundreds of works over the years to unsuspecting museums across the U.S. Post-film discussion led by Susan Leidy from Chrysler Museum and Jungian psychiatrist Tim Sanderson. Shows Wednesday, Jan 14.
ROSEWATER The film marks the directorial debut of "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart, and stars Gael García Bernal. Rosewater follows the best-selling memoir of Tehran-born Maziar Bahari, a broadcast journalist with Canadian citizenship. Bahari returned to Iran in 2009 to interview the prime challenger to president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. During the election, he endured personal risk by sending footage of the street riots to the BBC. Bahari was arrested by police, led by a man identifying himself only as "Rosewater," who tortured and interrogated him over the next 118 days. Shows Wednesday, Jan 21.
THE GREAT INVISIBLE The Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico still haunts the lives of those most intimately affected, though the story has long ago faded from the front page. At once a fascinating corporate thriller, a heartbreaking human drama and a peek inside the walls of the secretive oil industry, The Great Invisible is the first documentary feature to go beyond the media coverage to examine the crisis in depth through the eyes of oil executives, survivors, scientists, and Gulf Coast residents who were left to pick up the pieces while the world moved on. Presented by The Sierra Club and Center for Biological Diversity. Shows Wednesday, Jan 28.
FOOD CHAINS There is more interest in food these days than ever, yet there is very little interest in the hands that pick it. Farmworkers, the foundation of our fresh food industry, are routinely abused and robbed of living wages. In this exposé, an intrepid group of Florida farmworkers battle to defeat the $4 trillion global supermarket industry through their successful organizing which partners with growers and retailers to improve working conditions for farm laborers in the U.S. The Fair Food Program asks supermarkets and fast food restaurants to pay just a penny more per pound of tomatoes and to refuse to buy tomatoes from farms with human rights violations. This new movement is now spreading to support other workers in Napa Valley and beyond. Presented with The Sustainable Living Fair. Shows Wednesday, Feb 4.
REMOTE AREA MEDICAL During the long U.S. debate about healthcare reform, the media has failed to put a human face on what it means to not have access to healthcare. The non-profit Remote Area Medical (RAM) produces three-day clinics throughout the Appalachia for hundreds of rural people desperate for healthcare. The film follows the stories of patients who spend hours in line waiting for the limited amount of tickets to be able to be treated. The dysfunctional state of health care in America and the imperative for Medicaid expansion in Virginia has never been better illustrated. Presented by EVMS and Virginia Organizing. Shows Wednesday, Feb 11.
PELICAN DREAMS Filmmaker Judy Irving (The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill) follows a wayward, starving California brown pelican from her "arrest" on the Golden Gate Bridge into care at a wildlife rehabilitation facility, and from there explores the pelicans' nesting grounds and their Pacific coast migration. The film is about wildness: How close can we get to a wild animal without taming or harming it? Why do we need wildness in our lives, and how can we protect it? Sometimes referred to as "flying dinosaurs", pelicans have an ancient magic about them. Their near-extinction in the seventies, their recovery, and now their most recent die-off parallels our human relationship to the environment. Shows Wednesday, Feb 18.
Since the annual rankings of the "best films of the year" lists are now so prolific, my own focus has been on non-fiction documentaries that don't receive nearly as much media attention. Below is a list of some of the deserving films that received a local booking at the Naro Cinema over this past year. Most of these films premiered in our "New Non-Fiction Film" series on Wednesday nights that include a post-film audience discussion led by informed facilitators and speakers. These public forums allow for lively conversation and bring vital national and world issues back to our own community.
This year we heard from David Swanson who came down from Charlottesville on two separate occasions to give clarity about U.S. transgressions and military adventures around the world. David is a prolific author, activist, and the founder of World Beyond War. We also hosted national peace activist Kathy Kelly, founder of Chicago-based Voices for Creative Nonviolence, who had just returned from another of her many visits to Afghanistan. Another noted guest speaker was filmmaker Steve James who had just returned to his hometown of Hampton and came to the Naro to present his moving film Life Itself, a homage to the late Roger Ebert.
My film choices are grouped into four separate categories and are listed in no order of preference. Those filmgoers who missed these films on the big screen have a second chance to view them on DVD when they show up next door on the shelves of Naro Video. These important films could enlighten our society. If only they could reach a wider audience.
Arts and Science
KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON Academy Award Nominee: Shortlist for Best Documentary. At 93 years of age, Clark Terry is a living monument to the golden era of jazz. He was a mentor to such greats as Miles Davis and Quincy Jones. Filmmaker Al Hicks highlights Clark's friendship with the gifted Justin Kauflin, a blind, 25-year-old piano prodigy who lives in Virginia Beach and who attended Salem High School and the Governor's School for the Arts. Not long after Kauflin is invited to compete in an elite jazz competition, Terry's health takes a turn for the worse. As the clock ticks, we see two friends confront the toughest challenges of their lives. Shows Sat and Sun matinees, Dec 20 & 21 with Justin Kauflin in attendance to introduce his film.
ART AND CRAFT Academy Award Nominee: Shortlist for Best Documentary. Mark Landis is one of history's most prolific art forgers. His impressive body of work spans thirty years, covering a wide range of painting styles that includes 15th Century icons, Picasso and even Walt Disney. And while the copies could fetch impressive sums on the open market, Landis isn't in it for money. Posing as a philanthropic donor, Landis has given away hundreds of works over the years to unsuspecting museums across the United States. Art and Craft is a wild cat-and-mouse art caper that's rooted in questions of authorship and authenticity. Shows Wednesday, Jan 14.
ALIVE INSIDE Patients with Alzheimer's and dementia experience profound healing through music therapy. These case studies are well documented; so why is there so little institutional effort to implement these cost-effective life-enhancing techniques to patients in nursing and retirement homes?
LIFE ITSELF Over the years, Roger Ebert became the critical voice of the movie industry. Along with his partner-in-crime Gene Siskel, their reviews could make or break the films that played here at the Naro. In later life he became a cancer patient and a voice on the internet when he could no longer speak. Filmmaker Steve James (Hoop Dreams) is from Hampton.
THE PLEASURES OF BEING OUT OF STEP Nat Hentoff's long-running Village Voice column covering culture, jazz, and politics influenced countless journalists who have written for the alternative press including some current Veer columnists.
FINDING VIVIAN MAIER Now considered one of the 20th century's greatest street photographers, Vivian Maier was a loner who worked as a nanny most of her life, and shot over 100,000 photos that went unseen during her lifetime. Her life is a great puzzle and this compelling film pieces it all back together.
PARTICLE FEVER The Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland is the most expensive experiment in the history of the planet. Scientists from around the world seek to unravel the mysteries of the universe and find the Higgs boson, "the god particle" potentially explaining the origin of all matter.
Environmental Justice
COWSPIRACY Half of all human caused greenhouse gas emissions are generated by the cattle industry, animal agriculture, and the crops that are grown to feed the billions of livestock. In addition, factory farming is the primary driver of biosphere degradation and species extinction. And yet the major environmental and climate change groups primarily organize against the fossil fuel industry and coal-fired electrical power plants. The film makes a convincing case that if we were only able to change our diets and cut-back on our huge ingestion of animal products, the climate crises could be diverted.
EXPEDITION TO THE END OF THE WORLD An ocean schooner with an international crew of artists, scientists and ambitions worthy of Columbus, sets sail for the end of the world the rapidly melting massifs of uncharted North-East Greenland. Global warming and impending species extinction creates a running dialogue about the meaning of life.
AWAKE: THE LIFE OF YOGANANDA The spiritual classic Autobiography of a Yogi has sold millions of copies worldwide and is a favorite book for seekers, philosophers and yoga enthusiasts everywhere.
WHEN THE IRONBIRD FLIES The film title is an ancient Tibetan prophesy that is now manifesting - "When the iron flies and horses run on wheels, the Tibetan people will be scattered like ants across the face of the earth." Tibetan Buddhist teachers only arrived in the western world fifty years ago but their cultural influence has been profound.
WALKING THE CAMINO: SIX WAYS TO SANTIAGO For centuries pilgrims have crossed the entire country of Spain on foot in a spiritual quest for their true authentic self. This beautiful film follows a few of these modern-day vision seekers.
Social Justice
CITIZENFOUR Academy Award Nominee: Shortlist for Best Documentary. Filmmaker Laura Poitras and reporter Glenn Greenwald broke the biggest story by a whistleblower in decades when they interviewed Edward Snowden in Hong Kong. This real-life thriller unfolds minute by minute before your eyes.
LAST DAYS IN VIETNAM Audiences were deeply divided by filmmaker Rory Kennedy's (the youngest daughter of Robert) emotional film that covered the fall of Vietnam and the U.S. betrayal of the South Vietnamese who were left behind when Americans were evacuated from the embassy in Saigon. The film's lack of historical context about the government's lies that had brought U.S. troops there in the first place, made for ethical omissions too damning to overlook. Next stop for the film PBS' American Experience.
GORE VIDAL: THE UNITED STATES OF AMNESIA No twentieth-century figure has had a more profound effect on the worlds of literature, film, politics, historical debate and the culture wars than Gore Vidal. Raised among the political elite of Washington, DC, he later turned on the establishment and raged against the empire for his entire career. This is his last word and testament.
THE KILL TEAM Filmmaker Dan Krauss investigates the ongoing story first revealed in a Rolling Stone expose titled "How U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan Murdered Innocent Civilians". The devastating impact of military indoctrination and institutionalized violence on the moral frailty of young men has never been better illustrated.
CODE BLACK Filmmaker and resident physician Ryan McGarry transports us to the front lines of America's busiest emergency room, Los Angeles County Hospital's legendary trauma unit. The dedicated staff provide the only safety net available for most of the poor and the uninsured in L.A. county.
IVORY TOWER As tuition rates spiral beyond reach and student loan debt passes $1 trillion, this popular new documentary asks: Is college worth the cost? How did colleges embrace a corporate business model that promotes expansion over quality learning.
THE INTERNET'S BOY Aaron Swartz was a young programming prodigy who later became one of the country's leading information activist. His groundbreaking work in media democracy and a free internet ensnared him in a legal nightmare with the Feds. It was a battle that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26.
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THE UNKNOWN KNOWN Academy Award winning director Errol Morris (The Fog of War) offers a portrait of Donald Rumsfeld, one of the key architects of the Iraq War. This interview reveals his intelligence, hubris, ideology, and pathology in all its larger-than-life horribleness.
CITIZEN KOCH Originally funded through PBS station WNET, the board pulled the plug on completion funds for the film due to pressure from billionaire David Koch. The filmmakers later turned to crowdsourcing for funding. It follows the influence of the corporate-backed tea party on the recall campaign of Wisconsin governor Scott Walker. The obstacles encountered in the making of this film exemplify the corrupting influence that private wealth can have on the public good.
The first modern draft lottery was held in December 1969. I remember well; my birthdate was drawn early on in the lottery and I was dealt a low draft number. At the time I had a college deferment but I knew that I'd be graduating soon enough and would be inducted to fight the communist menace in Vietnam. I needed to educate myself as to what was actually going on overseas other than the reports I watched on Walter Cronkite and The Evening News.
I was living in Atlanta and attending a rather conservative engineering school. The student body was not politically active and the Army and Navy ROTC programs were popular. The lottery results had split my college buddies into those of us who were now looking at having to go fight overseas and the fortunate ones with high draft numbers who were not to be called up. I was advised by friends and family to enlist in the ROTC so at least to be able to enter the service as an officer.
The counter-culture scene was just then coming into full swing in the South. The Atlanta alternative weekly The Great Speckled Bird contained progressive news along with event listings for music concerts and art happenings around the city. My urban campus was near Piedmont Park and the free concerts on Sunday afternoons were sometimes headlined by The Allman Brothers Band. The popular music of the day that I heard on our college station WREK radio was informing me in a way that seemed more important and vital than my classes at Georgia Tech. My mates and I were just being introduced to cannabis and we were spending our study time getting high, listening to great new music, and expanding our minds in our own way.
My afternoons spent in the park brought me into contact with veterans who were returning from active duty in 'Nam. Most of these hardened young men were trying to integrate into a rapidly evolving youth culture. When asked about their experiences, their stories were not about courage and valor. They spoke of war atrocities and the mass murder of innocent people. Many seemed psychologically damaged and addicted to hard drugs and alcohol. I slowly realized that I had been lied to by my own government and by my elders; and I knew that I would not participate in the insanity of a needless and unjust war. So I resolved to stay in school for as long as I could. Sometime later I was able to find a sympathetic draft board volunteer who advised me about an arcane but legal way to receive a reclassified lower draft status that kept me out of the service.
The draft lottery had the apparently unforeseen consequence of helping to generate a mass resistance movement of "draft dodgers" who were healthy, young, and well educated. The anti-war movement grew larger and more organized each year. Some conscientious objectors chose prison over enlisting. Others chose to move to Canada somewhere around 125,000 young men who abandoned the war and their country. The FBI and federal law enforcement grew ever more draconian in their surveillance and apprehension of these young "subversives and agitators".
Although Nixon campaigned in 1972 on winding down the war, he instead expanded U.S. bombing missions into Laos and Cambodia. Only his personal legal problems coming from the Watergate break-in and his subsequent impeachment and resignation slowed down the military war machine. But the nail in the coffin that ended this grinding war was the leaking by Daniel Ellsberg of The Pentagon Papers (depicted in the documentary The Most Dangerous Man in America) and their publication by The New York Times. The mainstream media had turned against the ruling elite. The public was finally fed up with their leaders and their transgressions, and in 1975 the decision was made under President Gerald Ford to pull the plug.
This untold story about the strategic blunders committed by the military at the end of the war and the botched evacuation of Americans and their Vietnamese allies from Saigon is the subject of Rory Kennedy's new documentary, Last Days in Vietnam. The youngest daughter of Robert Kennedy has directed or produced over 30 films including Ghosts of Abu Ghraib. Americans should take heed from these historical lessons so that we don't let our government continue to start wars that they can never seem to finish.
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GORE VIDAL: THE UNITED STATES OF AMNESIA No twentieth-century figure has had a more profound effect on the worlds of literature, film, politics, historical debate and the culture wars than Gore Vidal. Gore was one of the most brilliant and fearless critics of our time. He used the media to wage blistering attacks on hypocrisy and establishment politics. His overview of the state of the Republic and the health of U.S. democracy were his last words and testimony. (90 mins)
Showing Wed, Sept 24 with Angelo Mesisco speaking.
EXPEDITION TO THE END OF THE WORLD On a three-mast ocean schooner packed with artists, scientists and ambitions worthy of Noah or Columbus, an international crew sets sail for the end of the world the rapidly melting massifs of North-East Greenland. An epic journey where the brave men and women on board encounter polar bear nightmares, Stone Age playgrounds and entirely new species. But in their encounter with new, unknown parts of the world, the crew of scientists and artists also confront the existential questions of life. (90 mins)
Showing Wed, Oct 1 with speaker Victoria Hill, Research Professor specializing in the Arctic with ODU Ocean, Earth, & Atmospheric Sciences.
THE PLEASURES OF BEING OUT OF STEP Nat Hentoff is one of the enduring critical voices of the last 65 years, a writer who championed jazz as an art form. His long-running Village Voice column covering culture and politics influenced and inspired many younger journalists who wrote for the alternative press. The film includes interviews with Hentoff as well as rare footage of the legendary Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Bob Dylan, and Lenny Bruce. (86 mins)
Showing Wed, Oct 8 with Tom Robotham and Maurice Berube speaking.
LAST DAYS IN VIETNAM Award-winning independent filmmaker Rory Kennedy's new film chronicles a story few of us have heard before. During the chaotic final days of the Vietnam War, the North Vietnamese Army closes in on Saigon as South Vietnamese resistance crumbles. The prospect of an official evacuation of the remaining Americans and their South Vietnamese allies becomes hopelessly delayed by Congressional gridlock and a delusional U.S. Ambassador. With the clock ticking and the city under fire, a number of Americans take matters into their own hands, engaging in unsanctioned and often makeshift operations in a desperate effort to save as many South Vietnamese lives as possible. (98 mins)
Showing Wed, Oct 15 with David Swanson who will return to speak at the Naro from his home in Charlottesville. He is a nationally renowned journalist, teacher, peace activist, and author of War Is A Lie, When The World Outlawed War, and War No More: The Case For Abolition.


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I'm stuck between pride and greed, both can be uprooted from the other sins.
i think pride is the worst, mainly because i feel that all of the other sins branch from it. if you have a high and mighty opinion of yourself, you may feel you can get away with anything, leading yourself into the other sins one by one.
and i think i have sloth as my worst sin, haha. im not a very energetic person
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I'm stuck between pride and greed, both can be uprooted from the other sins.
you can see this sins in Full Metal Alchemist too ... ^_^
Pride ... i don't say that pride is a sin because in every one have his own pride and he/she will do every thing to keep this pride alive in them and to respect them selfs ....
Gluttony ... no but in lollipop yes ....
Lust ... mmm no i have never think of it ... every one has his/her own desire and lust not one of my desire list ^_^ .....
Sloth ... i sleep a lot when i am working or studying and especially when i study and that because in exams i can't watch TV but when i sleep i watch my own TV in my mind ... all i have to do is thinking of something i like and then the movie begin .....
Greed ... mmm no i am not but when i do something good to anyone like ( my sister ,she like eating chocolate and she eat a lot and every time i tell her to stop eating a lot of chocolate she don't listen so i start hiding the chocolate from her and that for her own sake to not got fat ,and when she come to me and i don't give her the chocolate she scream at me that i am greedy) .... sometimes there is who really greedy and some people not every one have his own style of life and living it in the way they want ....
Wrath ... yes little at my sister , i don't like being angry and that because they all become afraid from me when i get to so i like laughing and making jokes .... but ray don't tell that to anyone .....
Envy ... no i can never envy anyone and i don't even know how to envy people or why ... i hate envy and that because every one envy me and at that time i get sick and i don't know why my sister say that i am lovely and my father say that because i laugh a lot and my mother say that i am beautiful and i have asked many many others about (why i am getting envy from every one?) ... but i didn't get the answer ... true who say in life there is many questions but sometimes there is no answers ....
i vote for Envy ... =^_^=
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Wow.. very detailed.. Thank you for the post Frozen Rose..
Mhm.. I believe that is true.. but pride is a sin since it makes people do other sins.. Like everyone here said... "its the root to all sins"i don't say that pride is a sin because in every one have his own pride and he/she will do every thing to keep this pride alive in them and to respect them selfs
Pride would make you be any of the other 6 sins.. or cause you do them... Lol..
but then... when you look at each of this sins.. they are all connected to each other... o.O
To me... the greatest thing to cause one to do sins are... Alcohol...
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what about all the other drugs and humans... these are humans things... so in some terms all "sins" root from humans... so in other words humans is the greatest sin plz take not offence to this because mainly it is true and this was in no means ment to be a harmfull post...Alcohol
death and life are one and the same
To me i chose this one, since this one is the major factor for anyone to deal with in life. Many civilians die of this issue, it is not because is unhealthy and unnatural, it is because people get carried away by simply keeping items to themselves instead of sharing with the rest of the family other then killing or simply being a murder for the sake of that position. This abomination is surely a sin for all human kind and i dont know how people deal with this kind of problem on a daily bases.Greed
Magic intervenes when there is love in first sight.
Greed, I said the same thing, but all these sins lead to each of the other sins, and it
don't matter if its alcohol or drugs or even humans, I am not taking offense to your
post Bas because it makes sense, in some weird realm it makes sense.
I agree with you Haruko Haruhara anything that is resulted in means that is always a sin. And i do apologize if it is the same thing, but overral we are looking in a big circumstance of sustantial problem with sins all over the country, not to just make it look bad. Sins is a formal abomination to everything that is being created and i hope it does not offend no one what i am saying, it is a simpliest thing that it should be balanced throughout the whole globe that way it does not create chaos. Agreed?
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3333 days 8 hours 30 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2429 days 2 hours 15 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2421 days 17 hours 32 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2418 days 21 hours 46 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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