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- Studio: Olive Films
- Release Date: Nov 19, 2010
Alone in her empty flat, from her window Anne observes the people passing by who nervously snatch up the personal belongings and pieces of furniture she has put out on the pavement. Her final gesture of taking a ring off her finger signals she is leaving her previous life in Holland behind.Alone in her empty flat, from her window Anne observes the people passing by who nervously snatch up the personal belongings and pieces of furniture she has put out on the pavement. Her final gesture of taking a ring off her finger signals she is leaving her previous life in Holland behind. She goes to Ireland, where she chooses to lead a solitary, wandering existence, striding through the austere landscapes of Connemara. During her travels, she discovers a house that is home to a hermit, Martin. He is a man in his prime living a solitary life in a secluded house on a beautiful island. She is radical and uncompromising. He is wise and ironic. What connects them is solitude they both see as freedom. He proposes her to work for him in exchange of food. She agrees at one condition: there will be no personal contact between them, just work. Soon the two of them become curious about each other and want both: to keep their "nothing personal" deal and to break it. Their simple life follows the cycle of days and nights, work and rest but slowly brings the two of them closer to each other. Who will be the first one to break the deal? (Olive Films)
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- Director: Urszula Antoniak
- Genre(s): Drama
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Not since "Flashdance" has a lobster dinner been seasoned with so much unspoken emotion.
Dutch-born Lotte Verbeek is solid as You, a role that won her the best-actress prize at the Locarno Film Festival.
As for the many loose ends the director leaves, you can either tie them or leave them loose, either way is fine since the experience as much as anything is what Antoniak was after.
Largely thanks to Verbeek's performance, full of physical grace notes and small details, she manages to involve the audience, even though her character is more a movie creation than one based in real psychology. Rea, largely giving his usual mumbling Oirish perf, proves a selfless support, and provides an anchor to the movie.
In her tale of a brusque, prickly young Dutch woman who inexplicably cuts herself off from the world, except for a heavily circumscribed relationship with a man whose isolation is less voluntary, writer-director Urszula Antoniak hits a lot of expected notes.
With both hostility and compassion, the damaged duo slowly come to understand themselves and their respective pain-a familiar path that's energized by subtle lead performances, a tactile sense of place and surprising insight into the way people connect as they help each other heal.
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Surpassing last week's robust giving this week, Yule Feed Families heads into the home stretch with a lot of momentum, but the ability to surpass last year's unprecedented giving is in doubt.
This past week, a seeming army of givers delivered checks to the Lake Country Publications office totaling $11,785.10 by the end of the day Monday. Complete with the match from Lake Country Rotary Club and Lake Country Reporter, that brings the total so far this year to $31,624.20.
If no more checks come in, but far behind the total from last year, a record-shattering mark of upwards of $90,000.
The drive officially ends today, Thursday, Dec. 20, at 5 p.m. Checks can be delivered to Lake Country Publications, 810 Cardinal Lane, Suite 210, Hartland, WI 53029. Make them payable to Lake Country Foundation, or the pantry of your choice: Kettle Moraine Food Pantry, Pewaukee Food Pantry, Hart land Food Pantry or North Lake Food Pantry. Checks made to the Foundation will be divided among the four pantries. (Please do not make out checks to Yule Feed Families.)
In addition, the volume of groceries also stepped up this week, bringing the total to 355.
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This week's giving was paced by four givers, who provided more than $1,000 each, including the student council at Hartland-Lakeside School District, which gave $1,200 and 151 groceries. Pewaukee Kiwanis Club gave $1,024.10, the club's second major gift this year, and Jim and Kris Ordway's family donated $1,000. An anonymous Pewaukee giver contributed $2,000.
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Nov 11 2012, 9:04am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Adam Levine is terrified of Shakira.
The Maroon 5 singer will be joined on 'The Voice' by the singer and Usher next season when they replace Cee Lo Green and Christina Aguilera but he has no plans to subject her to any initiation ceremonies because he knows the pregnant star is more than a match for him.
He said: ''[Fellow coach] Blake Shelton and I don't have it in our hearts to do anything terrible and I know Shakira, she could knock me out.''
While he is excited about working with Shakira, Adam will miss Christina, despite their bickering on the show.
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Adam recently hit out at criticism of Christina's fuller figure.
He said: ''It's not cool. I've never liked it. I think it's horrible and I'll totally defend [Christina] when people say things like that because it's no one's business.
''The one thing about the culture right now, celebrity culture particularly, is people feel like they can just say nasty things about other people whether it's Christina or whether it's me. Of course I have her back and of course I defend her.''
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"So many have died to defend what you see here."
You were taught in school that the rain forest is like the lungs of our planet.
It's not that simple.
It's not that simple.
The Earth, our home, is beginning to look like an immense pile of filth
This is an extract from Pope Francis's encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si. Here are some of the early analyses.
"It's something we must do, and we can do, and we will do."
Tesla Powerwall Battery Economics: Almost There - "Elon Musk announced Tesla's home / business battery today. [video] tl;dr: It'll get enthusiastic early adopters to buy. The economics are almost there to make it cost effective for a wide market... That said, for large scale grid deployment (outside of the home), it still looks like flow batteries[1] and advanced compressed air[2] are likely to be far cheaper in the long run." [more inside]
The Moral Question Of Our Time: Can We Share The Planet?
UN Climate Report: We Must Focus On 'Decarbonization', and It Won't Wreck the Economy - "The basic message is simple: We share a planet. Let's start acting like it." [more inside]
The Madness Of The Planets
I am a staunch believer in leading with the bad news, so let me get straight to the point. Earth, our anchor and our solitary haven in a hostile universe, is in a precarious situation. The solar system around us is rife with instability.[more inside]
The cosmos is also within us, we're made of star-stuff. We are a way for the cosmos, to know itself.
Cosmos: A Personal Voyage is a thirteen-part television series of one hour shows written by Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan, and Steven Soter, that was aired at the tail end of 1980 and was - at the time - the most widely watched series in the history of American public television. It is best introduced by an audio excerpt of one of his books, The Pale Blue Dot. Inside is a complete annotated collection of the series. [more inside]
We're good. But we're not as good as David Apppenboroow
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In the year 2182 -- 172 years time -- there's a 1 in 1000 chance that we might be hit by a very large asteroid. With two centuries advance notice, will we be able to develop effective asteroid deflection techniques? [more inside]
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Our amazing planet. I could study this all day.
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80 percent of Americans say global warming is real and poses a threat to humanity. Which is good because if the global temperature raises by 4 degrees we're all dead. However only 44 percent would be willing to face any financial hardship in the name of a solution.
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Solar System Akin to Earth's Is Discovered
Solar System Akin to Earth's Is Discovered Any minute now, I imagine somebody at a listening station on a smaller, bluer planet a few in from this one making a minute adjustment to their equipment and promptly spraying warm stimulant-laced beverage over their console...
Reflections on a Mote of Dust
Reflections on a Mote of Dust "We succeeded in taking that picture [from deep space], and, if you look at it, you see a dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever lived, lived out their lives. The aggregate of all our joys and sufferings, thousands of confident religions, ideologies and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilizations, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every hopeful child, every mother and father, every inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every superstar, every supreme leader, every saint and sinner in the history of our species, lived there on a mote of dust, suspended in a sunbeam." Carl Sagan "Pale Blue Dot"
If you want to try playing with little planets or images of them, try visiting these websites...
Webearth -- builds a LIVE vrml model of the Earth as it is right now. It draws from current composite satellite photos. Or you can play with a VRML Moon, Venus, Mars or Jupiter, if you'd prefer. (Note: this site does require a VRML 2.0 compatible plug-in, like Parallel Graphics Cortona VRML Viewer.)
Here's an oldie, but a goodie... Same concept, just not live. Earth and Moon Viewer uses various static composite satellite images from many different points of view, and it lets you zoom in and out ... (to a certain extent).
Webwide World lets you zoom in on an earth-like planet... not quite the same thrill, but the images the site produces are beautifully gem-like. And the planet it produces is huge. You'll be able explore islands off the coasts of islands off the coasts of islands.
And for more satellite image zooming pleasure, you can't beat Microsoft's Terra Server.
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He is very lucky they agreed to a retrial ,as Japan is not known for being this diligent when it comes to jailed foreigners .
15 years in male Japanese jail ......poor guy .
DNA evidence got him his acquittal . They deported him,as if he made the mistake 15 years ago .
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Vecerka: The cheapest beers - skip them!
There were two less known and the cheapest Czech brand beers available in Vecerka: Primus and Klasik.
Primus (Primus Pale) was brewed in Plzen brewery (like Pilsner Urquell). Not my favourite beer: too light and too tasteless, much maltier than Urquell.No hop taste to speak of.
Klasik brewed in Radegast brewery is light beer with alcohol volume content 3.6%. In respect to others Radegast beers, Klasik is very poor. Simply the worst Czech beer I ever tasted.
What to buy: None of the above beers. Buy either Budejovicky Budvar Svetly lezak or Velkopopovicky Kozel Premium :-)
What to pay: One glass bottle (0.5 l = 16.91 oz) costed in Oct. 2003:
Primus - 8.00 Kc ($0.31 = 0.26 euro = 1.18 zl)
Klasik - 6.80 Kc ($0.26 = 0.22 euro = 1.00 zl).
Add 3 Kc for each glass bottle.
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Vecerka: My favourite Czech beer :-)
Budejovicky Budvar known as Budweiser Budvar in 58 countries (Czechvar in the USA) is brewed in Ceske Budejovice. In my opinion it's the best bottled beer (Premium Larger, I mean) I used to buy in Czech. There were two variants of Budejovicky Budvar available in Vecerka grocery: Svetly lezak (with red label, known as Budvar Premium Lager abroad) and Svetle vycepni pivo (with blue label - unavailable abroad). Personally I preferred Svetly lezak.
My short opinion:
Perfect golden colour, malty and sweet, not too bitter, not as heavily carbonated as most pilseners. Top quality.
Budvar draught is Heaven on earth.
What to buy: Budejovicky Budvar - Svetly lezak :-).
What to pay: One glass bottle (0.5 l = 16.91 oz) costed in Oct. 2003:
Svetly lezak - 16.50 Kc ($0.63 = 0.54 euro = 2.43 zl)
Svetle vycepni pivo - 10.50 Kc ($0.40 = 0.34 euro = 1.55 zl).
Add 3 Kc for each glass bottle.
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Vecerka: Not the best Czech beer
Radegast beer is brewed in Nosovice, eastern part of Czech Republic (called Moravia) since 1567. There were three unique variants of Radegast available in Vecerka grocery: Premium, Original and Birell with alcohol volume content: 5, 4 and 0.49%. Personally I preferred Premium although it was not my favourite Czech beer brand.
My short opinion on Radegast Premium:
Typical czech Pilsener taste, but with less character. Malty aroma with some light perfumy hops. Light bitter in the end. Easy to forget.
What to buy: Radegast Premium.
What to pay: One glass bottle (0.5 l = 16.91 oz) costed in Oct. 2003:
Premium - 12.40 Kc ($0.48 = 0.40 euro = 1.82 zl)
Birell - 11.60 Kc ($0.44 = 0.38 euro = 1.71 zl)
Original - 8.60 Kc ($0.33 = 0.28 euro = 1.27 zl)
Add 3 Kc for each glass bottle.
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Vecerka: Kozel Premium - my recommendation :-)
Velkopopovicky Kozel is brewed in Velke Popovice brewery 15 km out of Prague. There were three unique variants of Velkopopovicky Kozel available in Vecerka grocery: Premium, Pale (Svetly) and Dark (Cerny) with alcohol volume content: 5, 4 and 3.8%. Personally I preferred Premium and Dark.
My short opinions:
Kozel Cerny (Kozel Dark)
It is very sweet and light in body. Lo-alcohol makes it extremely drinkable. It's also lightly carbonated - another plus. Goes perfect with "heavy" Czech food.
Kozel Premium
Great pilsner! Good taste & nice body! One of the best! My recommendation :-) While visiting Czech, do not forget to drink one of the tap.
What to buy: Kozel Premium Larger
What to pay: One glass bottle (0.5 l = 16.91 oz) costed in Oct. 2003:
Premium - 12.40 Kc ($0.48 = 0.40 euro = 1.82 zl)
Dark (Cerny) - 11.00 Kc ($0.42 = 0.36 euro = 1.62 zl)
Pale (Svetly) - 8.60 Kc ($0.33 = 0.28 euro = 1.27 zl)
Add 3 Kc for each glass bottle.
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Vecerka: Most expensive, good beer
Pilsner Urquell is probably one of the most popular and definetely the most expensive Czech beer brand brewed in Plzen, Czech and in... my hometown, Tychy, Poland as well now - click here.
My short opinion: malty and hoppy aroma and tasted with some hay. Good pilsener, but doesn't live up completely to its reputation and the highest price of all Czech beer brands.
What to buy: Pilsner Urquell or other and... less expensive Czech beer.
What to pay: One glass bottle (0.5 l = 16.91 oz) of Pilsner Urquell costed 19.5 Kc (add 3 Kc per bottle) in local grocery in Oct. 2003. That time it was:
- 0.63 Euro
- 2.87 Polish zloty (hmm... most popular in Poland Tyskie beer costed 2.10 that time).
Hmm... the cheapest (and good) Czech beer brands costed 8.60 Kc that time.
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Vecerka: Beer and spirits
Why I did shopping just in "Vecerka" store? Because enough choice of food, beer and spirits, low prices, good (evening and weekend) opening hours, nice staff, visa credit/debit cards and Polish currency accepted.
What to buy: I was buying Czech beer and spirits in Jablunkov many times. Why? OK, just two reasons:
1. It was and still is (a little bit now) less expensive than in Poland,
2. Czech beer tastes great (if well stored!).
Warning: hmm... it seems that some spirits (vodka) sold in Czech is fake (Finlandia for example) - should it really freeze in my home refrigerator? In Poland, Polish FBI is carried a trial on that subject after mass media information and researches. In Czech? I don't know.
What to pay: From 6.50 to 19.50 Kc for 0.5 l = 16.91 oz bottle of beer in Oct. 2003. That time it was:
$0.25 - $0.75
0.21 - 0.63 euros
0.96 - 2.87 zl (Polish currency - hmm... most popular in Poland Tyskie beer costed 2.10 that time).
Add 3 Kc for each glass bottle.
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Obuv, obuwie: Get up to 22% back :-)
Value added tax (VAT) - called DPH in Czech - is an indirect tax and is imposed on the sale of goods and services in the Czech Republic (22% for most goods, 5% for some). It is a central element of the indirect taxes system. VAT also is imposed on imported goods.
As a foreign visitor to Czech you are entitled to a VAT/DPH refund on the purchases you export from the country you are visiting if you spend over 1,000 Kc. To be entitled to a refund within the European Union (EU) that is in Czech since 1 May 2004, you have to reside outside the EU.
What to buy: For visitors maybe some walking/hiking shoes if needed. Not the best choice but it changes for better...
Warning: to get VAT back you must spend over 1,000 Kc (in total), you must go through customs up to 30 days after shopping and you must go to refund point up to 6 weeks later.
What to pay: 5% - 22% less: three steps to get DPH (VAT) back:
1. In store/shop
Shop where you see the Global Refund TAX FREE SHOPPING sign or sign as on my picture and simply ask for your TAX FREE check (keep your passport ready).
2. Through customs
When leaving Czech or the European Union, simply show your purchases, receipts and passport to customs officials and have your Global Refund cheques stamped.
3. Collect your refund
You have several choices: immediate cash at one of our Cash Refund Offices, crediting to a chosen credit card or bank account, a bank check sent to a chosen address and even, for certain countries, a cash refund when you return home. My recommendation is to take your refund in the airport (in Prague for example) or border crossing point always when you pass customs (step 2).
MORE (including refund points): follow the link below, please.
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POTRAVINY: What is POTRAVINY ?
Excuse me, it's more Czech than Jablunkov shopping tip - I will transfer it to my new Czech page, soon!
Whenever you look for grocery in Czech Republic look for "potraviny" which means just grocery, food store in Czech language.
They always offered basic food including bread and baked goods, sausage and cold meats, cheese, milk and dairy products. Add Czech beer and spirits. Haha, it's not the USA - there were not seperate liquor stores needed to sell them. Sometimes they sold fresh meat, rarely vegetables and fruits of limited choice which were available in stores signed "ovoce, zelenina" (fruits, vegetables in Czech).
What to buy: Czech beer (better take beer bottles or/and cans stored in a fridge), local cheese. For example sheep cheese called "syrove korbaciki" in mountainous areas of northeastern Czech.
What to pay: Always less than, say in Germany or Austria.
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Ovoce - zelenina & Obuv - obuwie: Fruits, vegetables and... shoes
Look at two more stores in Jablunkov main square.
Ovoce, zelenina means fruits, vegetables in Czech language. Quite good choice and reasonable prices (as for Czech). I bought some good apples there once.
Obuv (obuwie in Polish language) means shoes. Excuse, I never got inside there.
What to buy: Czech apples.
What to pay: Cheap area :-) Local fruits esp. apples were much less expensive than imported, say bananas or oranges.
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Tabak, papir-hracky: Cheap cigarettes and postcards
This was stationery store which offered toys for kids as well. Quite good choice and low prices (as for Czech).
TABAK means a store which sells cigarettes and usually newspapers as well,
PAPIR (papier in Polish) means paper,
HRACKY (zabawki in Polish) means toys.
What to buy: Cheap cigarettes (like Marlboro, Camel) although more expensive than in Poland. Warning: quality of these world known cigarettes in Czech is lower than in western Europe or the USA. Postcards and envelopes (but no marks) were always available in the stationery.
What to pay: Below $2 or 2 euros per 20 cigarettes box of Marlboro or Camel.
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Odevy, textil: Still in 1980'
This store on my picture offered not fashionable clothes both for men and women. Hmm... it looked neglected like many stores in former Czechoslovakia in 80' or before although I visited it in 21th century: not clean, messy, with poor choice of cheap and low quality goods. It seems that stores in Czech Republic are changing slower than in Poland.
What to buy: NOTHING!
What to pay: Very cheap but... look above :-)
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Obuv, obuwie: Cheap shoes
There was a store signed in two languages: Czech "Obuv" and Polish "Obuwie" which meant shoes on main Jablunkov town square (Marianske namesti). I visited it twice and I bought... nothing. It was not my favourite shoe store. I found a lot of inexpensive and not very pretty shoes there.
What to buy: For visitors maybe some walking/hiking shoes if needed. Not the best choice but it changes for better...
What to pay: Inexpensive area :-)
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Ovoce, zelenina: Czech apples - cheap and healthy diet
Excuse me, it's more Czech than Jablunkov shopping tip - I will transfer it to my new Czech page, soon!
There was a kind of grocery which sold exclusively (or mainly) fruits and vegetables in Czech. They were signed as "OVOCE, ZELENINA", especially in smaller cities and towns which meant fruits, vegetables in Czech language.
What to buy: The most popular local fruits available all year round were apples. Some of them, I was lucky to buy, tasted delicious.
What to pay: Both local fruits and vegetables were always less expensive than in, say Austria or Germany but often more expensive than in Poland ---> I was not surpriced that Czech diet contained less fruits and vegetables than Polish.
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Supermarket Albert: I put my purchases back there!
Albert is a chain discount grocery in Czech Republic which belongs (together with Hypernova) to Ahold Czech Republic company, part of Dutch Ahold - an international food provider.
I was trying to do shopping there once in 2000 or so and... never more. The saleswoman was unsympathetic and didn't want to help me looking for some stuff. More: she asked me to give the exact amount of money because she coudn't give me a change and she was ungry me not to have it and... ordered me to go to another store to change my 500 Czech crown note. I said her what I thought about her very "nice" service, put my purchases back to shelves and went to my favourite "Vecerka" grocery. Hmm... she looked satisfied about it.
Mon - Thu: 7.00am - 6.00pm
Fri: 7.00am - 7.00pm
Sat: 7.00am - 12.00 (midday)
Sun: closed.
No parking lot.
What to buy: Skip it! Although... maybe they changed quality of service there since competition became higher (new Penny Market close).
What to pay: Cheap but... not my recommendation!
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Penny Market: New and cheap grocery
Penny Market is a chain discount food market which belongs to German company: REWE group. Btw Billa, miniMAL and Selgros supermarkets belong to the same company.
I was shopping once there: cheap prices, many discounts daily and surely no luxury and not the best choice but... my recommendation for low budget travellers. There was 24h ATM cash outside the entrance. My Visa cards were accepted there.
Mo-Fri: 07.00am - 7:00pm
Sat: 07.00am - 1.00pm
Sun: 08.00am - 12.00 (midday)
Hmm... they close too early in my opinion.
What to buy: Fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and baked goods, sausage and cold meats, cheese, milk and dairy products as well as fresh meat from the self-service counter.
What to pay: Cheap area :-)
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Shades of Strength is the newest addition to my War Paint series. It measures 24" x 30." The original painting is available for purchase through the Lyman-Eyer Gallery (www.lymaneyerart.com/ItemDispl… but will be held until my exhibition this summer, opening August 22. Limited-edition prints are available in my online store (paulrichmond.bigcartel.com/pro…
The War Paint series is an expressive exploration of strength, masculinity, and courage. I am inspired by the variety of ways in which people summon their inner strength to prepare for battle, and through this body of work, I hope to expand upon the notion of what "being tough" really means.
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Simply.... WOW!! very beautiful
What medium(s) were used if I may ask? I love the texture. It's a very bold piece indeed. I use acrylics and watercolors mostly, but I find my acrylic pieces don't turn out how I envision them. I am just in love with this piece! Very well done!
Thank you so much! I've been using oil paint for this series. I like the way they layer and the texture you get when painting thick.
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The Woodrow Wilson Center's Mexico Institute hosted a conference on regional approaches to creating jobs and strengthening competitiveness. The event launched a new publication by the institute:Working Together: Economic Ties between the United States and Mexico.
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In a matter of days, I will be an Auntie.
I finished Allie's quilt just in time. It has plenty of imperfections, but I had a lot of fun sewing it. Now all that's left to do is to meet and cuddle that sweet girl. I'm really beside myself with excitement. A swaddled little newborn again? And no labor? Oh yes, this is good.
So pray for Ryan & Beth, they're at that exciting "Wait, was that a real contraction? Is it time?!" stage. And soon everything will change, in the best of ways.
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Mark Driscoll's 10 tips on getting your message across this Easter Sunday.
Should we use smartphones in church?
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What happens to a child when we turn a story into a moral lesson
As a family we have enjoyed reading Sally Lloyd-Jones' the Jesus Storybook Bible as well as listening to the audio cds in the car. My six-year old knows that 'every story whispers his name' because through this Bible he's learnt that the whole Bible is about Jesus. What's more he's getting better at anticipating how each Old Testament story points ahead to Christ.
Here is an excellent blog post by Sally Lloyd-Jones on just how crucial that copernican revolution really is if we are to produce children who don't read themselves into every story of the Bible but begin to read Christ into every story.
Reading the blog I also discovered that the Jesus Storybook Bible has now also been made available as a Sunday School resource.
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Why one Oxford Professor thinks British courts are limiting religious freedoms
Christian Concern highlights the conclusion of Oxford Professor Roger Trigg, founding President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion that Christians are in danger of facing ever growing persecution for their beliefs in British courts.
Are you a leader and an introvert? What do you need to look out for?
Ron Edmondson has highlighted some of the weaknesses, apparent and perceived, in leadership for an introvert. Well worth a read. It's also a great reminder of how crucial it is to be self-aware in leadership and why although we may want to simply play to strengths we do need to compensate for our weaknesses if we are to lead well.
How Tullian Tchividjian wants to change the way you think, act and preach the gospel
Tullian Tchividjian explores the enormous possibilities for Christians who grasp the reality of justification by Christ through faith.
Here are 10 top take-homes for me from Jesus + Nothing = Everything
1. Functionally, living out the gospel does not come naturally, even for Christians
Obviously, before we were Christians, it was never our natural bent to seek all our satisfaction in Christ and the gospel; but even after God saves us, that isn't where we naturally turn.
2. Therefore our Christian lives become focused on what we are doing rather than on what Christ has done. The results are disastrous.
Our rules become our substitute savior, and keeping those rules becomes our self-salvation project, with Jesus safely outside the picture. With enough rules and regulations set up, we don't need Jesus.
3. Church makes things worse!
To make this situation worse, our idolatrous self-focus is only intensified by what is typically taught and preached in our churches. The fact is, a lot of preaching these days has been unwittingly unconsciously seduced by moralism. Moralistic preaching only reinforces our inner assumption that our performance for God will impress him to the point of blessing us.
4. The message we communicate is a denial of the gospel and a disincentive to non-Christians
Millions of people, both inside and outside the church, believe that the essential message of Christianity is, "If you behave, then you belong." From a human standpoint, that's why most people reject Christianity.
5. The truth of the gospel is that Jesus + nothing really does = everything. If only we would believe it.
If we are in Christ , then everything we need, we already possess…approved by God, accepted by God, redeemed by God, forgiven by God, and transferred from darkness to light by God.
6. Believing the gospel of justification deep down alone has the power to sanctify.
The gospel transforms us precisely because it's not itself a message about our internal transformation but about Christ's external substitution…Sanctification is the daily hard work of going back to the reality of our justification.
7. All of our teaching and preaching must be an exposition of the gospel of justification
All theology is an exposition of the gospel, a further articulation of the gospel in all its facets, meticulously unfolding all its liberating implications and empowering benefits.
8. The gospel not only has the power to change us but to set us free to serve our neighbours
God doesn't need our good works, but our neighbour does – Martin Luther
9. Now you can spend your life giving up your place for others instead of guarding it from others, because your identity is in Christ.
10. It is hard work to keep the gospel central to our thinking, living, and preaching. Unless we persevere in doing so we will naturally revert to a life of self-justification.
I'm always amazed at how hard it is for my heart to embrace what my head affirms.
The evangelical orientation is inward and subjective. We are far better at looking inward than we are at looking outward. Instead, we need to expend our energies admiring, exploring, expositing, and extolling Jesus Christ. – Sinclair Ferguson
Why I'm still listening to Mark Driscoll even if other British Evangelicals are not
What would you like to ask the man whos church baptised 1392 people in 2011 in one of the most secular, least churched, cities of the United States of America?
I had the privilege of gathering a small number of people, including a Bishop, to have dinner with Pastor Mark in Birmingham last May. He gave us two hours of his time to listen to the challenges that face our city in how we get the gospel out to a lost generation. Not one of us had any connect with Acts29. He neither asked for, nor took, any of our money. We did a lot of listening and learning.
A number of people including some good friends of mine argue Driscoll goes too far. I don't doubt it for a moment but he's right to say that he does it in a church culture where hardly anybody goes far enough.
I live on a council estate in Birmingham and the one thing I know for sure is that men where I live are not going to church and there is no church I could think of many of them would want to go to including my own. Millions of people are going to hell and the church is not ready or able to do something. I'll take all the help I can get from a guy who is helping me see how to get working class, blue-collar workers to hear about Jesus. Driscoll preaches expository sermons, over an hour in length, promises no-one wealth or health, talks honestly and openly about the reality of heaven and hell, calls upon people to live radically holy, self-denying lives and above all else talks about Jesus, Jesus, Jesus AND people are converted. It's time to listen.
Whatever we think Driscoll has got wrong it pales into comparison with what he's got right and for that I praise God. If I had to choose, I would rather he continued to go too far than not far enough provided that his basic conclusions are sound. The trouble for British evangelicalism, as it seems to me, is that we don't like it.
The decision of Christianity Magazine to pre-lease a web article with highly edited and potentially misleading quotations from a Driscoll interview on his views on the British church can hardly be considered responsible publishing, and Mark Driscoll has a point when he questions the motives of the magazine in choosing to do so. I for one would not appreciate such a pre-release.
Whatever Mark Driscoll may have got wrong he's got a whole lot more right. So come on British evangelicals – let's take the medicine – and learn.
If you want to know Pastor Mark's views on the British church at greater length in his own words then this might be a place to start A Word for all seasons.
When your preacher is not John Piper, or Tim Keller, or John Stott….
In a day when it is easy to spend a lot of our time listening to great preachers from around the world on the internet how can we ensure that we are learning from those who preach faithful sermons to us Sunday by Sunday without wishing they were someone else or we were somewhere else.
This post by Steve Burchett on the Gospel Coalition site offers 5 suggestions.
One point that stands out to me and I've found to be true in my own church is that "The mature worshiper is easily edified." He or she knows they are not going to be hearing the best sermon that's ever been preached at their local church but they are ready to receive from God and learn. If it is novelty we seek, if it's new and profound insights to blow us away we crave, we may well be disappointed because few preachers can live up to such expectations. If it is an opportunity to consider afresh even the things we know, to renew our commitment to live for Christ we should rarely be disappointed.
Mark Twain was right when he said 'it's not the parts that I don't understand that bother me in the Bible. It's the parts I do understand.'
God's not going away – The Telegraph reports on how Christianity is on the rise in the UK
A fascinating article in today's Telegraph on the rise of Christianity concludes:
'Church attendances, in freefall for so long, have started to rise again, particularly in Britain's capital city. Numbers on the electoral rolls are increasing by well over two per cent every year, while some churches have seen truly dramatic rises in numbers.'
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IT is a big night for Celtic at Firhill as they close in on the Premiership title.
But it is a massive 90 minutes for everyone at Partick Thistle as well - and that is our focus this evening.
We were all really disappointed to come back down the road from Inverness on Saturday with no points and it is great to have a game like this just a few days later to try and get back on track.
We were really frustrated at the weekend because it was an opportunity missed and a game we felt we should have taken the three points from. In fact, the game was ours to win.
But it has gone, we have drawn a line under it, and we are geared up to face Celtic now.
We have lost both our previous meetings with them so far this season, but we can head into the game tonight with a bit of confidence knowing we have given a good account of ourselves.
There is really no pressure on us. It is all on Celtic.
Neil Lennon and his players have that pressure on them in every game they go into, they are expected to win and have to win all the time.
Our boys have just got to go out and compete, and hopefully we can play our usual passing game and cause Celtic problems.
We played well against them in the last game at Parkhead and there is no reason why we can't do the same again tonight and take something from the 90 minutes.
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It is a game we are not expected to win, but it is one that we want to win and it would be a great achievement for the players if they can get a result against the team which will win the title this season.
The three points mean as much to us as they do to Celtic as we are fighting for our lives in the bottom six and we need every point we can get as we look to avoid the relegation play-off place this season.
A positive result would give the boys another boost heading into Saturday's game at St Johnstone.
Everyone is looking forward to it and rightly so. These are the type of games that everyone wants to play in.
You want to test yourself against the best team and the best players in the country and we have given a good account of ourselves in the two previous games. We have shown that we can perform against good sides.
It is certainly a great occasion for the players and it is one I enjoyed when I played because you want to show what you can do in the big games.
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However, those plans changed after Reid's interview with the Chiefs ran longer than expected.
Philadelphia's FOX 29 TV and 94WIP Radio host Howard Eskin tweeted Wednesday night that Reid's interview with Kansas City appeared to go smoothly.
Andy Reid meeting w KC Chiefs 2day in PHL lasted close to 9 hours and never made it to Arizona.I Was there and looked like meeting went well
— Howard Eskin (@howardeskin) January 3, 2013
Reid is expected in Arizona Thursday and remains a top candidate to land the Cardinals' head coaching position.
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Versions affected by these critical vulnerabilities are Adobe Reader X (10.0) for Windows and Macintosh; Adobe Reader 9.4.1 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX; and Adobe Acrobat X (10.0) and earlier versions for Windows and Macintosh. Complete details about this fix can be found on Adobe's security bulletin (http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb11-03.html).