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Adolfo Guzman-Lopez is an education reporter for KPCC. He's been a reporter at the station since 2000.
After college, in the mid-1990s, Guzman-Lopez began reporting freelance arts and culture stories, mostly about the red-hot rock en español scene, to the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Chicago Tribune, and the Tijuana newspaper La Tarde. He got his first public radio job at KPBS-FM in San Diego in 1996 as a news talk show producer. He freelanced radio features to Latino USA, Marketplace and other national shows. At KPBS he hosted and produced a daily, Gen-X arts and culture show called "The Lounge" which featured in-studio performances by Howard Jones and Sean Lennon with the band Cibo Matto.
Guzman-Lopez's reporting at KPCC has included the South Gate city hall corruption scandal; the L.A. mayoral campaigns of James Hahn and Antonio Villaraigosa; the SB1070 protests in Phoenix, the 2007 May Day melee; and coverage of L.A. Unified Superintendents Roy Romer, David Brewer, Ramon Cortines, and John Deasy.
Guzman-Lopez was born in Mexico City and grew up in Tijuana and San Diego.He now lives in Long Beach with his wife and two kids and is always open to hear traffic tips for the 110, 710, or the 5 freeways to downtown L.A.
Stories by Adolfo Guzman-Lopez
LA Teachers Get Pay Boost
LA Unified teachers agree with the district to a one-year wage and benefits package.
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LA Unified School District Superintendent Roy Romer unveiled a reform plan for Jefferson High School as parents and students marched on the district's headquarters.
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Performance artist Jose Torres Tama was forced to flee New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina hit. Recently, he performed a show based on the experience.
Former School Board President Wins LA Council Seat
Former LA Unified School Board President Jose Huizar defeated Nick Pacheco for the 14th District LA City Council seat. Pacheco formerly represented the council district.
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Former LA City Councilman Nick Pacheco is trying to reclaim his 14th district seat against another frontrunner - school board trustee Jose Huizar. Others on the ballot include a former Olympic boxer and a longtime Chicano activist.
Day of the Dead Altar Gets Remake for the Digital Age
A group of East LA art students created a Day of the Dead altar for the Digital Age to keep the tradition from dying out.
Retiring Justice O'Connor Speaks at Southland Women's Conference
On the same day that Harriet Miers withdrew her nomination for Supreme Court Justice, retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor told a women's conference in Long Beach that she hopes the next nominee is a woman.
Pioneering LA Lawmaker Dies at 89
Longtime L.A. Congressman Ed Roybal died Monday of respiratory failure complicated by pneumonia. Roybal was the first to open the door of elected office for Mexican-American politicians.
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Studies have found that parental involvement is key to a student's sucess, but the role of the parent in public education has gotten more complex.
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Adolfo Guzman Lopez examines the movement to break up large urban high schools.
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Many New Yorkers dream of living on Central Park West. Some of us would even basically whore ourselves in order to snag a place on the park. But it turns out, all we'd have to do is clean a toilet a couple of times a week! So says a Bloomberg News article today about the service apartments luxury buildings like 15 Central Park West are building to house "the help." Maybe this is our way in! Sure, our apartments will be on a lower floor and have fewer amenities. But we can always catch the views while we're dusting Sandy Weill's penthouse and — hey, why not — availing ourselves of his giant bathtub. Plus, at our new haute address, we'll get to mingle with fellow residents, like Sting and Trudie and Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein. At least we'll see them when we're handing them a tray of canapés.
Maybe 15 Central Park West isn't actually even good enough for us. Maybe instead we'll go over to the former Stanhope, now called 995 Fifth Avenue, where all the service apartments have all the high-end appliances, like Miele dishwashers, Viking microwave ovens, and Sub-Zero refrigerators. "They are stunning,'' Harriet Weintraub, the publicist for the place, tells Bloomberg. "I'm telling you, if I could I would buy one myself.'' Okay, publicist, we'll take your word for it. Sign us up! But hang on. Isn't there something kind of creepy and old-fashioned about your living situation being inextricably intertwined with your job, a situation that enables your boss to have constant access to you? Isn't that kind of like one of the hallmarks of a class society? Is New York reverting back to feudalism? Oh — sorry. We'd flesh out our thoughts on this topic a little more, but we have to go. Our boss is texting us; he really wants his afternoon Fudgsicle. We wouldn't want to get fired and have to move back to Queens!
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Archive for the 'Contemplative Denominations' Category
More Contemplative Spiritual Formation from Herald Press
By Menno-Lite
Herald Press, the book publishing imprint of MennoMedia (Mennonite Church Canada and Mennonite Church USA) which publishes books from 'an Anabaptist perspective,' brings you their newest title:
"A new book addressing the deepest questions of the soul, The Spacious Heart: Room for Spiritual Awakening, was released by Herald Press in early September. The authors, siblings Donald Clymer and Sharon Clymer Landis, offer 12 keys, or insights, for unlocking the heart for spiritual growth.
Don is a spiritual director and Spanish professor who has led cross-cultural semesters at Eastern Mennonite University, in Harrisonburg; younger sister Sharon is a writer, spiritual director, and retreat leader from eastern Pennsylvania…
…Don first became involved in spiritual direction as a mentee, and then took training to be a spiritual director. He has been giving spiritual direction since 2003. Both Don and Sharon also blog regularly at http://www.donrclymer.blogspot.com and http://www.spiritsongsl.blogspot.com, respectively." Click here to continue reading this article.
Contemplative Spiritual Formation in Mennonite Sunday School Curriculum
By Menno-Lite Blog
The September issue of the Mennonite Brethren Herald[1] is promoting a long awaited new curriculum for children from age 3 to grade 8. Shine has been in the works for three years, and is now available and coming to Sunday School classrooms in a Mennonite church near you.
The new Sunday school curriculum Shine: Living in God's Light for fall quarter 2014 is now available from MennoMedia and Brethren Press, the publishing houses of the Church of the Brethren, Mennonite Church Canada and Mennonite Church USA.
– New Anabaptist curriculum Shines
The article explains the importance of one of the aspects of this curriculum – the spiritual formation of children:
Why is spiritual formation for children important, and why do you call it that now instead of "Sunday school"?
Sunday school indicates a school model based on acquiring information. We certainly want children to become biblically literate, but we hope for something much deeper. Spiritual formation happens in vibrant communities of God's Spirit. One of the things we try to convey is that children's natural language of prayer is thanksgiving. They need to experience joy and hope. Children also need to know that God walks with us in difficult times. God's love transforms our lives, so we can show God's love and call others to follow the Prince of Peace.[2]
To find out what this spiritual formation for children looks like, a link provided to the Shine resource website[3], explains further what will be taught. Click here to continue reading.
Letter to the Editor: Please Update Note on Calvary Chapel's Earlier Statement on Emerging and Purpose Driven
Dear Lighthouse Trails:
First of all, thank you for the continue steadfastness and faithfulness to God's Word while being under a lot of pressure to conform in these the last of the last days. I have been blessed time and time again by the articles, as well as the other resources available through Lighthouse Trails.
This morning I read the article-http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/resistersdieorleave.htm. It was such an encouragement since I have recently gone through this at a local Christian school. Regardless, the Lord has used it for my good and I'm sure His glory. Anyway, at the end of the article it mentions in a special note the Calvary boycott of Purpose Driven and emergent focused materials as resources.
The question I have is would it possible, since that is no longer the case, to edit the special note section or add an addendum to it. I chose to post the article on FB this morning, but was hesitant because of the note at the end. Sadly, as you know better than most, many Calvarys have recently openly begun aligning themselves with Rick Warren's and other emergent leaders' message and materials. I'll be adding a comment under my FB explaining the change since 2006, however in an attempt to be as current and clear as possible, I wonder if editing the note in the article might be wise.
Again, thanks for your time and continued stand on the Word. "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand." Ephesians 6:12-13
In Christ alone,
Richard (not real name)
Dear Richard:
Thank you for your note. We decided your advise was good so have added an updated note just under the 2006 (which we now dated).
Our Note (from 2006): Recently the Calvary Chapel movement (founded by Chuck Smith, Sr.) made a bold declaration when they decided to reject the emerging and contemplative prayer movements and to discontinue their support and use of all Purpose Driven materials. Many applaud this bold and sacrificial action. See our Special Report.
UPDATED NOTE ( 2014): Unfortunately, over the past 8 years since the above "Special Note" was posted, there have been many Calvary Chapel churches that have not heeded the 2006 warnings by the now-late Chuck Smith, Sr. but have rather accepted, promoted, and even embraced emerging/contemplative and/or Purpose Driven beliefs.
Related Information:
Calvary Chapel Bookstore on Jesus Calling: Hush!! It's Controversial – We Keep it in the Back Room
Greg Laurie Connects Purpose Driven to a Move of God – Gives Financial Support
California Church Disaffiliates With the Calvary Chapel Movement Over Heretical Connections
A Commentary: Why Are So Many Departing From Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa?
Letter to the Editor: Main Calvary Chapel Bookstore Just Added Rick Warren's Daniel Plan Book
Further Implications of Calvary Chapel North Coast Event – Lynne Hybels Presence Shows Serious Move Toward Apostasy
SPECIAL REPORT: Calvary Chapel Termination Has Profound Implications
Is Your Denomination or Church A Sinking Titanic?
By Roger Oakland
Understand the Times, International
The Titanic was one of the greatest ships that has ever sailed the seas. When built it was considered unsinkable. Today, when the name Titanic is mentioned, we think of one thing – the boat that was, is no more. It's at the bottom of the sea. What a legacy!
The name "Titanic" has become synonymous with the idea that a disaster can be avoided. You see, the sinking of the Titanic provides an analogy of what can happen to human aspirations when humbled by circumstances. A great ship that was deemed to be unsinkable – sank because it hit an iceberg. The disaster did not have to happen if proper precautions had been taken.
The Process of Sinking the Titanic
In the case of the Titanic, human pride and accomplishment came to a tragic end in a moment. The Titanic was on its maiden voyage. The captain was sailing in dangerous waters. Although he had been warned to be careful, the boat was thought to be invincible. But of course we know now, this was not the case.
Nature and its forces intervened to show mankind is subservient. Of course, the Titanic provides an excellent spiritual lesson for those who study the Bible. Great things, great countries, and great leaders can come to and end when a sovereign God pulls the plug.
The history of Christianity shows that the sinking of the Titanic can help us to understand what often happens to denominations and organizations. There comes a time when an organization that was sailing successfully, hits an iceberg and then takes on water.
In the case of the Titanic, the circumstances that brought about the sinking of the ship could have been avoided. Perhaps the captain got a bit too confident. Or maybe the crew was giving him faulty information.
Maybe some of the crew wanted the captain to make a mistake. Maybe some of the crew wanted to be captain when the captain retired or died. Whatever the case, the dangerous waters could have been avoided. If only a watchman would have sounded the alarm. Of course the captain would have had to listen and act accordingly.
But as we know, if there was a watchman who warned the captain, the captain did not listen. The mighty ship hit an iceberg that knocked a hole in the wall of the ship. Some felt the bump but there were those who did not. Soon the boat began to take on water. Then the boat began to list. At first the party continued until it became apparent there was a serious problem.
Eventually concern turned into panic. There was a mad scramble for the lifeboats. As the boat went into its final dive, many had to jump off in desperation. Some were saved but many were not. The ship went down to the bottom of the Atlantic. The greatest ship that had ever been built did not make it to America. How tragic! How sad!
The Process of Sinking a Denomination
Now, think for a moment. Could a Christian denomination go the way of the Titanic? Could the process of sinking be avoided? Is it possible that the captain could foresee the inevitable but do nothing to prevent it?
Over the years of history, many denominations and movements that were once sailing "smoothly" went down just like the Titanic. Apparently, given time, this is what happens, and it just cannot be avoided.
Why is this so? The answer is simple. Christians are humans and human behavior can be predicted.
It is at this point in the analogy that I want to point out a difference. The similarity of using the captain of a ship in comparison with the leader of a denomination may not be appropriate. Denominations, while they may have a moderator or a president, also have others who are striving for position.
The Roman Catholic Church would be a good example. The pope is the top guy. However, next in line are the cardinals. Following this are the bishops, the priests, and finally the people.
There comes a time when the pope gets old and weak. Common sense says there must be a new pope in the making. The new pope is always chosen from the cardinals. While I have never been in a meeting where the next pope was about to be chosen, I am sure there is a lot of political lobbying.
Of course, in order to take over as pope, it is advantageous to be well known. Most cardinals start out as ordinary sheep. First they have to become a priest. A bishop is the next step up the ladder before taking over as cardinal. Cardinals wear different hats and different robes and are noticeably different looking than a bishop. You can pick a cardinal out in a crowd. Besides they always get to speak at the important conferences.
You see, denominations that have hierarchies like the Roman Catholic system are looking for trouble. Without knowing it, there is a tendency to get one's eyes off Jesus and on to a human system. Rather than focusing on being a servant and reaching people, there is a possibility to seek after success for the cause of developing personal kingdoms.
When denominations take on the essence of secular corporations, the Spirit of God departs. When this happens, it is very difficult to recover. Further, the love that once was abundant in this fellowship goes south.
The cardinals in the organization who are seeking after position put the pope between them and Jesus. Sometimes, the cardinals are better known than the pope. They can even veto the pope and do their own thing if they choose.
This pattern that develops is also quite contagious. The pope model of leadership actually gets cloned and passed down. Churches within the denomination play a game similar to follow the leader. Staff members and assistant pastors at these churches follow the law of the corporation. This means one hundred percent loyalty to man is required. When one is not one hundred percent loyal, you are shown the door. Too bad if you were attempting to serve Jesus!
When carnal people are driven to be loyal to a man rather than to Jesus, there is a potential to even perform illegal acts. However, while this is happening, those who are being loyal don't realize that anything is wrong. They are still God's men. They are just doing what they believe to be right.
At first, the common people can't see there is a problem. However, there are signs indicating that something is wrong. Some begin to warn others. When they warn, they are told they are traitors. They are told if they don't like what they see they should find another boat. However, they don't want to find another boat. They liked the boat the way it was before it became a submarine.
Eventually, the secular media reports there are problems that should have been addressed. Dirty laundry is placed in public view. Why didn't someone wash these dirty clothes before?
Finally, the passengers start to panic. "Why didn't the captain tell us sooner?" they shout as they scramble to save themselves from drowning. The only option they have is to get off the ship and find a lifeboat.
Learning from the Titanic
All is not lost. There is good news even though a movement or a denomination sinks.
Christian history reveals there is always a remnant that survives when the ship goes down. There are many sincere Bible-believing pastors who want to do what is right. They love God's Word. They know that its not about property, possession and power. They want to feed the sheep and reach the lost. Isn't that the way the denomination started in the first place?
God is sovereign, you see. Jesus said, "Upon this rock, I will build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it." While Satan has his plan, God has the right plan. All those who trust in Jesus alone will spend eternity with Him.
This is what keeps me going!
We are in the last days. Many churches that once were giving their all to be biblical are now gone off track. The Scriptures state we should not be surprised. Satan is out to take down every Christian organization that once stood for truth.
Are you going to let him take you down?
This is a time to get serious about truth. Pastors of churches that proclaim the truth will be like lighthouses that shine bright into the darkness in the future. The darker that it gets, the brighter their lights will shine.
If you know a church, a fellowship, or a movement that is like the Titanic, PRAY. Pray the captain will warn the people that which is underway. Let the light of God's Word shine into darkness and reveal Satan's plans.
Pray that the things that have been hidden in darkness will be brought into the light. God cannot use an organization that allows darkness to exist alongside it. In these days, judgment must begin in the house of the Lord. God is a righteous God. He hates darkness. God would not be God if this were not the case.
I am excited what God is going to do. Aren't you?
Remember – the Titanic!
Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it. Matthew 7: 24-27
California Church Disaffiliates With the Calvary Chapel Movement Over Heretical Connections
LTRP Note: As many of you know, Roger Oakland, of Understand the Times, International, and Chris Lawson, of Spiritual Research Network, are former Calvary Chapel pastors/teachers, who both left the movement when their warnings about the infiltration of serious false teachings fell on deaf ears for several years and when they felt they could no longer, in good conscience, remain associated with the movement. Last week, Lighthouse Trails was informed of another Calvary Chapel pastor, Steve Shively of Refuge Church in Atascadero, California, who has made the decision (along with his church elders) to disaffiliate from the Calvary Chapel movement. The following letter was sent to the Calvary Chapel Association on June 29th, 2014. We are posting it with permission:
Presbyterians (USA) Vote to Allow Homosexual 'Marriages' by 3-1 Ratio
By Editors at Christian News Network
DETROIT — The 1.8 million-member Presbyterian Church (USA) voted Thursday (June 19) to allow homosexual 'weddings,' making it among one of the largest religious groups to take an embracing step toward openly supporting homosexuality.
By a 76-24 percent vote, the General Assembly of the PCUSA voted to allow their pastors to perform homosexual "marriages" in states where they are considered legal. Delegates, meeting in Detroit this week, also approved new language about marriage in the PCUSA Book of Order, or constitution, altering references to "a man and woman" to "two persons."
This change will not become church law until a majority of the 172 regional presbyteries vote to ratify the new language. But given the lopsided 3-1 ratio of the vote, approval is expected.
Homosexual activists within the PCUSA rejoiced at their victory, which was remarkable for its margin of victory after multiple years of razor-thin defeats. Click here to continue reading.
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List of 50 Top Contemplative-Promoting Organizations Adds 8 Runner Ups
In 2012, Lighthouse Trails posted the "50 Top Organizations With a Significant Role in Bringing Contemplative Spirituality to the Church." We are reposting this list for those who may not have seen it then, and we have added 8 "runner ups" to the list (see bottom of post). From 12 years of research at Lighthouse Trails Research Project, we have found these organizations to have had a significant role in bringing contemplative spirituality into the evangelical/Protestant church. If you do not know or understand the implications of this, we urge you to educate yourself as soon as possible.
Note: We have not listed any colleges or seminaries in this list. To see our list of contemplative promoting schools, click here. This list below is in conjunction with our recent list of Christian leaders: 100 Top Contemplative Proponents Evangelical Christians Turn To Today.
2. American Association of Christian Counselors
3. American Bible Society
4. Association for Biblical Higher Learning
5. Association of Theological Schools (ATS)
7. Bible.org
8. Boundless Webzine (FOF)
10. Center for Action and Contemplation
11. Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL)
12. Christian Missionary Alliance
13. Christianity Today
14. Emergent Village
15. Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
16. Focus on the Family
17. Group Magazine
20. Intervarsity Press
21. Kairos School of Spiritual Formation
22. Conversations Journal
23. Leadership Network
24. Lifeway Resources
25. Mennonite Brethren
26. Mennonite Church, USA
27. Metamorpha
28. National Worship Conference
29. NavPress
31. Presbyterian Church USA
32. Relevant Magazine
33. Renovare
34. Robert E. Webber Institute for Spiritual Studies
35. Saddleback Church
36. Sojourners
37. Spiritual Directors International
38. Teen Mania
39. The Church of the Nazarene
40. The Ooze
41. The Purpose Driven Movement
42. The Upper Room
43. Thomas Nelson Publishers
45. Wesleyan Church
46. Willow Creek Association
47. Worship Leader Magazine
48. Youth Ministry & Spirituality Project
49. Youth Specialties
50. Zondervan
2014 Update: Runner Ups
3. World Vision
6. Moody Bible Institute/Moody Radio
7. ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International)
8. Assemblies of God
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Clemson Highlights
Ranks fifth in Clemson history in the 60m dash.
Outdoor: Returned to track after practicing with the football team during spring season...ran a 10.59 in the 100m prelims at the ACC Championships and finished fourth at the league meet in Atlanta, GA...posted regional-qualifying time of 10.33 at the Orange & Purple Classic...also ran third leg with the Tigers' 4x100m relay team that ran a season-best 39.23...qualified for the East Region meet in the 200m with a time of 21.23, but did not advance to the ACC finals in the event...best time in the 200m was 20.96 at the East Region Championships...placed sixth in the 100m and seventh in the 200m at regionals...recorded top career time in both, including a 10.29 in the 100m prelims. Indoor: Earned All-America honors in the 60m dash as the 10th-place finisher and eighth-best American...had a time of 6.67 in the prelims, but did not qualify for the finals...qualified for the NCAA Championships automatically with the second-best time in the nation at 6.58...he recorded the time in a win at the Carolina Classic in Chapel Hill, NC in early February...time is the fifth-best in school history, behind only four current or former All-Americans...earned first All-ACC certificate in the 60m dash after finishing runner-up to teammate Travis Padgett at the league meet in Chapel Hill...posted a time of 6.70 in the final...finished fifth in the 200m dash (22.04) at ACCs.
Outdoor: Qualified for the NCAA Championships as a member of the 4x100m relay team...helped the squad to a seventh-place finish...ran anchor leg with the team...earned first-ever All-ACC certificate after placing third in the 100m dash, behind a pair of national top performers (Travis Padgett, Greg Bolden)...helped 4x100m relay team to a runner-up finish at ACCs...regional qualifier in the 100m...top time was 10.41 at the Clemson Invitational. Indoor: Scored for the Tigers at the ACC Championships in the 60m with a time of 6.74...time was an NCAA provisional qualifying effort in the event...ran 6.85 in the 60m at the Tyson Invitational...top time in the 200m dash came at ACCs, where he crossed the finish line in 22.13.
Union County High School Highlights
One of the top track athletes in Florida...state champion in the 100m (10.42) and 200m at the AA level...won the 100m at the Golden West Meet, a national meet held in June, 2006 in California; also finished second in the 200m...first-team USA Today and Parade All-American in football selected Clemson for football and track over Florida, Florida State, Miami (FL), and Southern California.
Born 8/15/87...unanimous freshman All-American in football...rushed for 938 yards and scored a total of 12 touchdowns during the 2006 season...second-team All-ACC as a sophomore return specialist in 2007...led the 2007 team in all-purpose yardage and ranked in the top 10 in the nation in kickoff return average...named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll.
Best Collegiate Times
55m - 6.31
60m - 6.58
100m - 10.29
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4.0 out of 5 stars Not that Bad...
This wasn't bad at all. It does bear a strong resemblance to SEVEN but its interesting enough in its own right to warrant at least one viewing. The film looks great, all washed-out greens and blues and grays--and it benefits from the restless, edgy camera-work by Jonathan Freeman. There is a surprisingly good performance from Christopher Lambert. Leland Orser also...
Published on Aug. 11 2006 by Raegan Butcher
1.0 out of 5 stars If Seven is "Se7en" then this should be "resurrecti0n"...
I first heard of this pitiful flick when I saw a teaser for in another video. "A 'Se7en' ripoff... how nice!" - I thought, because I'd been waiting for a decent thriller inspired by (read - "copying from") David Fincher's film for a while, and "Resurrection" seemed like it. What a mistake! To call it a Se7en ripoff would be gratifying it. The "creators" of this trite...
Published on Oct. 22 2000 by Mr Vess
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4.0 out of 5 stars Not that Bad...,
Raegan Butcher (Rain City, USA) - See all my reviews
This wasn't bad at all. It does bear a strong resemblance to SEVEN but its interesting enough in its own right to warrant at least one viewing. The film looks great, all washed-out greens and blues and grays--and it benefits from the restless, edgy camera-work by Jonathan Freeman. There is a surprisingly good performance from Christopher Lambert. Leland Orser also provides strong support as Lambert's partner. The film breaks down and becomes somewhat predictable by the 3rd act; there are a few too many car chases and shoot-outs,and the rooftop showdown with the villain dangling a rubber-looking baby over the rainy precipice is actually rather laughable, but for the first two-thirds, RESURRECTION is pretty gripping. It's nice to see the director Russell Mulcahy teaming up with Christopher Lambert again. Perhaps its their long association that has enabled Lambert to give one of his best performances; when actors form working partnerships with specific directors, the results usually get better and better as their collaborations progress. I enjoyed this film more than ALONG CAME A SPIDER.
5.0 out of 5 stars BRILLIANT,
Michael Butts (Berkeley Springs, WV USA) - See all my reviews
...and why?
*Director Russell Mulcahy does wonders with some overused techniques: slowmo; the zoom technique; the amazing chase sequence through the train station. The use of lighting and rain; his command of the actors--rarely has a cop movie captured a cop's reactions to the grotesque murders; his unique vision---this is a major talent, who needs to achieve greater recognition.
*Christopher Lambert is not a great actor, but I feel this is his finest performance, evoking the grief over the death of his son; his determination to nail the killer; his relationship with his wife and his partner; his humanity.
*Leland Orsler as Andy is marvelous; human, funny, sensitive--his performance is a kaleidoscope of acting techniques. He steals the scenes he's in. His reaction to losing his leg is heartbreaking.
*The serial killer is brutal and heinous to the nth degree. His crimes are horrifying; when Lambert stumbles onto a recent kill, a man tied to a pole, with his right leg gone, blood gushing out and Lambert valiantly trying to stop the flow, this is one of the hardest hitting scenes in any serial killer movie.
This is a great movie, underappreciated. One of the best I've seen.
4.0 out of 5 stars Lacks originality ,but has another strong points,
Nightlegend (Alexandria, Egypt) - See all my reviews
With the first movements of this movie you will start to wonder why they made it in the first place ,That's because of the very visible resemblances with some elements of (Se7en) ,The scene where Detective John Prudhomme (Christopher Lambert) and his partner detective heading for the scene of the first crime you can't help but notice the pouring rain falls on and around them ,This makes you remember the same opening scene from (Se7en) where were Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman walking under the rain heading for the crime scene ,This resemblance is more approved when they browse the murder's details ,The same dark witty atmosphere and the same gore of the dead body condition ,After that we get to collect the plot ties together where the mysterious killer is collecting the body parts of his chosen victims ,Detective Prudhomme discovers that the killer is doing this for the wicked purpose of assembling a human body contains various body parts as a sacrifice for Jesus Christ ,And till this point the story seems in the region of the ordinary psychological thrillers ,With the same concepts of (Se7en) trademarks .
This is not the end ,In the second half of the movie things start to take a darker curve ,And you start to forget about (Se7en) and indulge yourself in the events ,The movie actually tries to make an unique path for itself with the use of dazzling cinematography which came very effective ,The camera's movements occasionally shudders to give a haunting feeling for the frame you see ,And this is helped by a very good musical score ,The movie has several very shocking moments ,The gore are strong and very graphic ,But the shocking moments doesn't shock you because of their nasty details ,They shock because of their portraying of human suffering and the pain they endure ,It really gives a lurching feeling while watching them .
Another thing surprised me which is the casting of Christopher Lambert ,I have never thought about him outside the region of his Highlander's Movies which ofcourse arguably didn't need much of performance skills ,But he really did a good job here in this movie,Although I have found his accent to be irritating at some moments ,I don't know if any other one has felt that but I thought that I need to mention it ,Another good performance from Leland Orser and Robert Joy ,The later excelled but didn't enter the superior category in this sort of roles ,Director Brad Mirman is noticeably skillful in using the tools in his hands but I wished he did more hard job to create more different vision for the Serial Killer's Genre ,Because in the presence of masterpieces like (Se7en) you need to work every cell in your brain if you are the director to be distinguishable ,The Scenario which was written in cooperation between Lambert and Mirman just had a weak finale in comparison to the gripping events that precedes it .
Resurrection is a good addition for this genre ,With intelligent twists during the movie ,You are granted to be hooked while watching the two thirds of it ,It may gives your stomach an ache but after it finishes you heart will still be touched and your cinematic senses will be satisfied .
4.0 out of 5 stars Russell Mulcahy's Resurrection,
This review is from: Resurrection [Import] (VHS Tape)
Mulcahy and Lambert bring a bloody serial killer film to the subgenre...about ten years too late.
Lambert is a Chicago detective on the trail of a killer who is using the Bible as a guide in order to fulfill his own sick prophecy, resurrecting what he thinks is the body of Christ. The cops catch the killer, lose him, and eventually, a showdown right out of "Seven."
The plot is very good, and very complicated for a straight to video suspense release. Mulcahy shows some incredible directing chops, although you swear David Fincher had his hands in this. Chicago becomes the Rainy City, as most of the action takes place in a downpour. Lambert plays a typical bitter detective who is still grieving the loss of his son in an accident. The character has been done before, but Lambert shows some very good emotions and his character is smart, not just running around blowing things up. This might be because Lambert also coproduced and cowrote this, giving himself plenty of moments.
He also gives himself plenty of leaps in logic, as his Cajun cop singlehandedly solves the case as if by divine intervention. He comes up with breaks in the case by concentrating and pacing, reading magazines, and making change for a coworker. The film is about twenty minutes too long, and the finale involves putting a newborn baby in peril that represents one of the lowest points in serial killer cinema next to Hannibal Lecter feeding the little girl a "snack" on the plane.
This film is unrelentingly dark, and this works for most of the film. The gore is very heavy and very disturbing, and the film is suspenseful in the way "Seven" was. Like that film, however, once the killer is identified, the plot becomes a bit of a letdown, switching from suspenseful cat and mouse games with a killer to shoot 'em up action.
Definitely not for the squeamish, "Resurrection" is not a great film, but a good one. I would have to guess that if it had received a wider release, it would have tapped into serial killer genre fans and made a little money.
This is rated (R) for physical violence, strong gun violence, very strong gore, profanity, some female nudity, male nudity, and very strong adult situations.
5.0 out of 5 stars Unfairly overlooked!,
By A Customer
This classic 'cat and mouse' thriller has a detective (Christopher Lambert) trying to catch a serial killer before he kills again. They have no motive, no clues, and a time limit. When they figure out the motive behind the severed body parts that have been taken from the bloody crime scenes they are appalled. Why? The killer is creating a 'Dr. Frankenstein' type reanimated body, but believes this body will be that of Christ.
Excellent and overlooked! This movie is in league with Seven and was overshadowed because the cast, while well chosen and proven in their own right, are not the upper crust of Hollywood. The movie keeps you guessing, puts you on the edge of your seat, has great effects, a complete storyline and respectable actors portraying their parts with passion. This movie impressed me so much that I immediately went to the satellite schedule, found it and plan on taping it for the video collection. Should you watch it? Hell ya!! If you liked Seven, you'll like this one as well...
5.0 out of 5 stars S6X,
By A Customer
Despite the title of this review, this movie isn't just another se7en rip off. It's a good movie in it's own right. Yes, it has a sick serial killer and two cops. Name a serial killer movie that doesn't.
Now, as for it's being sacrilegious because of the killer's belief that he's doing God's will. I'd like to remind everyone that the one of the most prolific killers of all time worked under the delusion that he was carrying out God's wishes. That man was Torquemada, leader of the Spanish Inquistion. He killed more people, and in more terrible ways than the killer in Resurrection could even begin to dream up. Using God as an excuse is a fairly common trait in killers, and I really don't think it's sacrilegious to use it as the subject of a movie.
Now, on to the movie itself. Christopher Lambert (Highlander), plays Detective John Prudhomme, who along with his partner Andrew Hollingsworth (Se7en, ironically enough), is trying to solve a series of killings in which the victims each have just one extremity removed. Arms, legs, head, and torso (which isn't really an extremity, I guess), hence the s6x of my title.
Prudhomme has suffered a lapse of faith due to his small son's death a year before. He no longer has any belief in God. The killer leaves deliberate clues behind for the police to find. Here is where I have to give tons of credit to this movie. It actually takes some work for Prudhomme to to figure out the clues. He doesn't just stumble on the connection out of nowhere. Once they figure out WHY the killer is killing, they know when he's going to strike again, which will be the last murder needed to finish his morbid tableau. They even figure out who the next victim will be (due to the last clue left), but arrive to late to save him. Disheartened because they know the killer could simply vanish, since he's accomplished his goal, they return to the police station where by great coincidence (but a believable one in this case) they find out where the killer has been hiding.
You can't help but feel Prudhomme's sense of irony that his biggest case ever is directly tied in with the God he has forsaken. Lambert does a good job with his portrayal of the disillusioned detective and Orser is wonderful as his partner. The identity of the killer is a stroke of genius, something I've never seen done before in this type of movie.
Yes, this movie is bloody, and disturbing. However, a murder is never shown being committed, just the aftermath. There are a number of scenes of mutilated bodies throughout, but I think that as in se7en, they're there to show how disturbing this killer really is. Even before they discover the motive, the police are aware that all these murders have been methodically and carefully planned out well in advance. In one case, an earlier murder victim is placed (well ahead of time) so that it will be discovered in the proper sequence.
If you liked se7en, and can watch another serial killer movie without making comparisons, then give this one a try. I think you'll find that it stands on its own rather well.
4.0 out of 5 stars Resurrection vs. Se7en !,
Hassaan Abdeen (Amman, Jordan) - See all my reviews
The very first thing that strikes you when you watch this movie is that it reminds you of the MASTER PIECE Se7en!
The movie is very powerful and worth seeing but here are the weak points of Resurrection:
1. This movie came after THE UNBEATABLE MASTER PIECE THRILLER Se7en, which makes it impossible for Resurrection to beat Se7en!
2. Se7en actors: Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey are much more powerful than Christopher Lambert and the others!
3. Se7en director David Fincher managed to drive the suspense and thrill into a much higher level than Russell Mulcahy.
4. The ending of Se7en is AN UNBEATABLE EXTREME that Resurrection failed to beat!
5. The most weak point of Resurrection was the hospital scene! The concept, sense, scenes and emotions were very unsatisfying leading to a weak ending not suitable for the poweful past 1.5 hours of the movie!
I judged Resurrection in the shadow of Se7en, that's why my rating dropped to 4 stars! But if you manage not to connect them together; Resurrection would be rated a 5 star movie!
Don't hesitate and rent this movie at once!
1.0 out of 5 stars If Seven is "Se7en" then this should be "resurrecti0n"...,
Mr Vess (Cracow) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Resurrection [Import] (VHS Tape)
I first heard of this pitiful flick when I saw a teaser for in another video. "A 'Se7en' ripoff... how nice!" - I thought, because I'd been waiting for a decent thriller inspired by (read - "copying from") David Fincher's film for a while, and "Resurrection" seemed like it. What a mistake! To call it a Se7en ripoff would be gratifying it. The "creators" of this trite trash attempted to rip off a lot from "Se7en", indeed, but only one thing of all they lifted more or less works: the weather (although even that is not really good - the rain in "Se7en" did look realistic, while some of the "raindrops" in "Resurrection" scream: "Hello, we've just come out of water hoses - see the pattern in which we're falling?"). The rest does not work at all and is in fact simply idiotic. The movie is not only boring, but deeply imbecilic, with blatant pseudo-ideas, plot holes bigger than the Black Hole of Calcutta, and a ludicrous conclusion. The cheap cartoon cutout of a villain is glued together from bad cliches - much as he himself combines body parts (in a ripoff of "Hands" and "Relentless") - and stands on two crooked legs, Moronic & Writing. The even cheaper and more hackneyed cop is a Generic Tough Detective With Inner Problems, the dialogue is dull and meaningless, the whole "plot" could be written down on half a matchbox, and the acting is either hammy or wooden (Lambert, in his typical "direct-to-Z-grade-video-stardom" fashion, covers both variants). Trying to watch this flick without forwarding it is almost as pleasant as having teeth pulled with no anesthetic. Laughably and pathetically enough, its makers even tried to copy Seven's idea for the title - "Seven" spells itself as "Se7en", so here they inserted a cross instead of "t" in, to "cleverly" present the flick as "RESURREC+ION". Actually, however, it should have been titled "resurrecti0n" - for "0" plot, zero originality and just as much entertainment.
4.0 out of 5 stars full of gruesome goodness,
One thing you can say about Christopher Lambert is that he doesn't make conventional choices when it comes to the movies he makes. Most fans of Chris (and there are a lot of them out there)have stopped trying to figure out why he makes the movies he does, we simply sit back and enjoy. I for one can't figure out why he isnt a household name. The man could be huge if he wanted to go "hollywood" but he does what he wants to do, and I am okay with that. He's got the talent that is for sure. And every woman I know thinks he's got the looks and to quote a friend of mine "has the sexiest voice I have ever heard". I don't have a clue as to whether that is true or not, my idea of a sexy voice would be Shania Twain's. Oh wait I was supposed to be reviewing a movie wasn't I? Resurrection is a dark thriller, in the vain of SEVEN. I wont ruin the movie by revealing too much of the plot, but I will say there is a nut running loose stealing body parts, and yes some of the visuals are a bit intense. If you are a fan of that genre or just a Lambert fan then I would give this one a go.
2.0 out of 5 stars It could have been sooo good,
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Depressive homicide detectivce (Christopher Lambert) is after a serial killer who removes young male's limbs to rebuild (literally) the body of christ. Mulcahy's and Lambert's attempt at a dark and distressing psychological thriller; in the tradition of SE7EN, is, of course intelligent and great to look at but consistantly changes its pitch from a thriller to a horror which results in garbled logic and cliched motives (and not to mention a hopeless finale). A waste of a perfectly good idea. Cult favourite David Cronenberg appears briefly as a priest.
The DVD, however, isn't much better. Choice between widescreen or fullscreen with a hazy and ordinary transfer, an overloud Dolby 5.1 track, a standard Dolby 2.0 in English and Spanish, the theatrical trailer and a TV spot, cast and crew biographies and an annoyingly dull and uninformative commentary by director Mulcahy. Don't let this clever title or artwork fool you, but if expectations are at a fat 0, you may fide this fun.
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The U.S. Postal Service assessed Southern California Edison $7.6 million in penalties for not keeping its address lists up to date and Sears $1.1 million for allegedly violating the rules governing how folded self-mailers should be sealed, according to the lawsuits.
The two companies filed appeals of the USPS decisions on June 18 with the U.S. District Court in Washington. Both are represented by Venable LLP, a major Washington, DC law firm.
SCE was dinged because of a "suspiciously high increase" in the amount of undeliverable and return-to-sender First Class Mail it sent between 2006 and 2008. The big utility acknowledges two minor errors in its address-correction procedures – regarding missing suite or apartment numbers and the handling of fractional-number street addresses (such as 29 ½ Elm Street) – but contends those did not cause an appreciable increase in bad addresses.
"A more plausible explanation is the upsurge of unemployment, bankruptcies, foreclosures and mortgage defaults that occurred in SCE's service area during that period," the appeal states. USPS also objected to SCE manually overriding the Postal Service's address-correction database – even though those overrides were based on customer communications indicating that the USPS data were out of date, the company contends.
"The Postal Service ordered SCE to refund to the Postal Service the entire $7.6 million in discounts that SCE earned for its mail preparation work on the 82 million pieces of presorted First-Class Mail that SCE mailed between May 14, 2007 and November 26, 2008."
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Sears, like SCE, notes that its postal penalties exceed by many times the Postal Service's estimated costs resulting from the alleged violations. (Generally speaking, the penalty for violating mailing standards is indeed the loss of discounts on the entire mailing and not based on USPS's actual costs or on the portion of the mailing that was problematic.)
Sears ran into trouble with the USPS over the placement and type of seals on 6.3 million folded Standard Class self-mailers it sent for two 2009 promotions. Such mailers are sometimes called "fletters" because they have the dimensions of flat (e.g. catalog) mail but are folded and sealed so they can go through USPS's letter-sorting equipment and mail at the lower letter rates.
Sears contends the mailings met postal regulations or were specifically approved by postal officials because they were designed not to jam letter-sorting machinery. But USPS ended up determining that the pieces needed an additional adhesive tab and that some were improperly sealed with glue instead of tabs.
"The Postal Service, after extensive empirical testing and analysis of alternative seal designs, soon afterwards adopted rule changes that explicitly authorized the same design features soon after the mailings occurred," the Sears lawsuit contends.
Discussions and arguments over fletter mail were frequent a few years ago, partly because mailers and postal employees struggled to understand the regulations. That was complicated by frequent tweaks to the rules when USPS discovered that some mail pieces that met the standards were still gumming up the works.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 20, 2010 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) today announced that it has completed the acquisition of Avid Radiopharmaceuticals, Inc., a privately held company developing novel molecular imaging compounds intended for the detection and monitoring of chronic human diseases. The transaction, first announced on November 8, 2010, has received the approval of Avid stockholders and clearance under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act. All other closing conditions have also been met.
Under the terms of the definitive merger agreement, Lilly acquired all outstanding shares of Avid for an upfront payment of $300 million, subject to adjustment based on existing cash on hand at closing. Avid stockholders will also be eligible for up to $500 million in additional payments contingent upon potential future regulatory and commercial milestones for florbetapir. The impact of the acquisition will be reflected in Lilly's fourth quarter 2010 financial statements, but is not expected to be material.
Lilly and Avid are also pleased to announce that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has assigned priority review designation to the marketing application for florbetapir, Avid's lead program in development. Florbetapir is a molecular imaging agent under investigation for detecting the presence of amyloid plaque in the brain. Beta-amyloid plaque is a defining pathology of Alzheimer's disease. The Peripheral and Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee of the FDA will hold a meeting to discuss florbetapir's new drug application on January 20, 2011.
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WoW thanks! You just made me more stronger....

thats what i feel when ppl hurt
depends on what kind of hurt we are talking about? physical then I will lash it right back to them! verbal? well I can get mean right back actcha! But if it is like doing say not letting you see your own Grandchild? Well there is not much you can do ,but what I did was tell her they are no longer my Family any more .

Because doing something this hurtful when you can not do a doggon thing about it is hard. When she wants to act like a grown up then I may talk to her again.
How about a mean *** boyfriend? who I think hits her and cheats on her? He is one of my big reasons why I can not see my Grandaughter. I see my other Grandson my youngest daughter I'm close to! I have fun with my Grandson !
Depends on the situstion
Watch in awe as my glorious walls crumble and wonder where I went wrong. Speaking hypothetically of course as I've faced no foe with proper artillery yet.
Oh, it'll happen in due time. I know where I'm weak.
Instinctively I have an urge to hurt them as much as they've hurt me. I'm glad that I've learned to resist that urge because I don't want to operate in the same way as someone whose behaviour I find despicable.
go to my room, wrap myself in blankets and cry in the corner and then i come out of my room 4 hours later still sad
BUT if im physically hurt, i will kill
if someone I know hurts my feelings or is abusive in some way, I internalize my pain; I might hold onto the pain or anger until I have come to terms with it or me and that other person can sit down later and talk it ouit.
I might have to hash it out myself, just deal with what I'm feeling. I've dealt with it that way for most of my life. I haven't always had someone to turn to. I only had myself.
I start off quiet and then get all defensive and start having a go!
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PEORIA, Ill. – The 2011 college baseball season is just a month away and Bradley's 111th season will include a 53-game regular-season slate with games to be played in seven states, according to the schedule announced today by third-year head coach Elvis Dominguez.
"This is the most challenging schedule we've had since I have been at Bradley and it certainly will be a great test for our team," said Dominguez. "Schedules are prepared 2-to-3 years in advance and this one will test us early against good programs. We believe the early non-conference portion of the schedule will be of great benefit for our players and help prepare them for the very challenging Missouri Valley Conference race." Continue reading Bradley releases 2011 Schedule