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IN deciding which to recreate from among the 15 parties in Rena Sindi's ''Be My Guest: Theme Party Savoir-Faire'' (Assouline), a lavish and giddy how-to for the rich and socially ravenous, it seemed inevitable that I would choose a dinner party whose theme was ''Good Evening, Vietnam.'' Didn't I already have the right tablecloth, hand-embroidered with politically incorrect peasants and bought on a reporting trip to Hanoi a dozen years ago?
The meal, and the chapter, were contributed to Ms. Sindi's book by Muriel Brandolini, a part-Vietnamese socialite and countess whose entertaining philosophy is, as the cliché goes, simplicity itself. To make a party work, says Ms. Brandolini, just pour heavily.
It is true that there is a certain degree of difficulty inherent in turning one's apartment into a set from ''Miss Saigon,'' but pulling off ''Good Evening, Vietnam'' certainly struck me as easier to accomplish than Ms. Sindi's ''Southampton Luau,'' or a ''Skyscraper Garden Luncheon,'' or the toga party she once staged that required 150 yards of white carpet, Ionic columns and plaster Roman busts. Besides, I thought, an Asian meal would be a welcome distraction from the seasonal tyranny of snowman cookies and indigestible nog.
Although I lack an Upper East Side town house, a set of 18th-century boulle chairs and the lavish opium bed on which Ms. Brandolini's guests apparently recline after dinner with ''a cigarette in one hand, drink in another,'' I do have an apartment. Unlike many of the events in Ms. Sindi's book, this particular party required a venue no more complicated than that.
The props, too, struck me as modest enough: some chopsticks, candles and perhaps a bowl of Siamese fighting fish, the Asian-theme centerpiece du jour. And while it occurred to me that the koto music recommended in the book might send my friends running into the street, I figured that at least the CD's would not be impossible to obtain.Continue reading the main story
It should be pointed out that the menu ideas Ms. Brandolini offers are less definite than her suggestions about alcohol consumption (''It is your job to be sure that the drink is constantly -- and I mean constantly -- being poured,'' she proclaims), and that experience has demonstrated that a meal based exclusively on spring rolls, the only recipe supplied, can send guests to the opium bed earlier than one would prefer.
I decided to take her excellent advice about choosing a single cocktail to serve before dinner (in this case, a Singapore Sling) and to eliminate cooking altogether and instead call the gifted Hanoi-born restaurateur Steven Duong (Nam and O Mai).
The rest would be a matter of telephoning some friends. I note this detail because Ms. Brandolini assures Ms. Sindi's readers that it is far more stylish to call first and then remind guests later with a written invitation. Having married into the Italian nobility and then staged a fairly successful social campaign in New York, Ms. Brandolini is probably in a position to know.
So I called and I wrote and I set about preparing what had seemed like a simple catered Vietnamese dinner until it became clear that achieving this simplicity might require as much effort as the framing of the Paris peace accords.
There were three trips to Chinatown for bamboo Indonesian tables, white Japanese platters, red lacquer chopsticks from Thailand and pillar candles inscribed with Chinese characters signifying peace. There were outings to Petco for Siamese fighting fish, the first for a resplendent crimson male, the second for some females to accompany him, and a third for a fresh male when one of the females unexpectedly turned cannibal in the bowl.
There were pilgrimages to Gracious Home for votive candles and the amber light bulbs that create a pleasingly louche Saigon whorehouse ambience. There were visits to Virgin Megastores in Times Square and Union Square and to Tower Records to find the ''Buddha Bar'' CD's that, while Ms. Brandolini seems to favor them, are somewhat out of date. There was the wine store panic when my usual suppliers were out of the Trimbach pinot gris that goes down so well with Asian food. And there was the obligatory visit to Williams-Sonoma for that essential but invariably missing kitchen device, in this case a lemon squeezer for the cocktails.
''A dinner party is, very simply, the selection of guests,'' Ms. Brandolini says in the book, a point I would not dispute. The guests for this particular dinner party happened to be among the smartest and funniest people I know. Beyond that, they seemed to be innately responsive to Ms. Brandolini and Ms. Sindi's joint vision of entertaining. For whatever reason, I had the most fun ever at a dinner party, certainly one for which I played host.
Was it the silly drinks with maraschino cherries that lubricated conversation and permitted laughter to flow so easily? Was it the colored light bulbs or a $3 aquarium pet on the table that made the evening such an unalloyed pleasure? Who knows?
Before my ''Good Evening, Vietnam'' dinner, I would probably have dismissed theme evenings as cheesy distractions for the bored and idle rich. After last weekend, however, I have come around. Some people might find affectation of the ''Be My Guest'' sort a trifle unseemly. The surprising truth, as I learned last Saturday, is that you shouldn't undersell pretension as a social tool.Continue reading the main story


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How to stay awake during night feeds part 9!!(1000 Posts)
A nice shiny new thread!
mrsn sometimes it can just be the release from stress, whether its a good stress or bad, I think. Just take care of yourself and give yourself time to recover from the last few weeks.
Thanks for all the support ladies.
MrsN you are not a bad mummy. As someone said on another thread you don't see any 21 year olds that feed or need to be rocked to sleep. Don't beat yourself up. A few if my friends have babies the same age as baby larle and their LOs go to sleep on their own and sleep through the night whereas baby larle doesn't. It doesn't mean I'm a bad mum just that baby larle is different. At the moment I'm going to do whatever makes life easier and means he doesn't cry. I don't think that decision makes anyone a bad mummy.
Pour yourself a big glass of wine and take plenty of virtual hugs x
And breath - I have come through the fog and am feeling a bit better now little man is asleep and hubby is home. Thanks ladies - Amey I will have a look at the baby whisperer! Goat yes I think that's exactly what has happened! I know one good nights sleep would make me feel ten times better so I really hope trying to night wean helps. You guys are the best, sorry for the drama xx
Babythorne having what I hope is her bedtime feed (fed 3 times since 6pm). Just 2feeds last night so I felt spoiled. Also ds slept until 6am (miracle here).
fingers crossed, holding breath for more of the same
larle your dh was very naughty spoiling your night out but remember that dh's are very annoying. I reckon as others have said, that he's probably tired (bloody cheek i know) stressed by new fatherhood, felt anxious about whether he'd be able to cope, plus a little bit of being a knob that day . Hopefully things are brighter today. If not come and yell at us.
mrsn I have been there with feeling inadequate about dc's sleeping. He's come so far in the last year. Fwiw, I read elizabeth pantley's "no cry sleep solution" and found the section on napping and on stopping feeding to sleep (and subsequently dropping night feeds) really helpful.
I also found it helped me lose some of the guilt and worry about his sleep.
Anyway, hoping for a good night .
Thanks for this thread, it keeps me slightly sane in the night.
Good grief. Just finished cluster feeding. Now babythorne, toddlerthorne and mrthorne are all sleeping.
Feeding here, hubby has tried to settle him for half an hour so we decided to feed him one more time before 11. Anyone have any suggestions what to do in the night if he won't be settled? Really want to stop the feeding in the night!
I'm reading that at the moment Emily thank you. Hope you join the rest of the Thorne's in sleepy land!
Aaaaaargh, cluster feeding here too. Have been at it since 8pm. Every hour, then she gets drowsy but then wide awake and grizzly. I've got a funny sense of deja vu but am praying it doesn't go on till 3 again. Or I may just leave the house to get away from the crying. Come on girly, finish up and go to sleep. Glad i'm not alone tonight
Good evening ladies. First feed here. DS is in a grobag tonight instead of blankets tonight to see if that helps him sleep. He's done well so far I'm hoping he doesn't want to stay awake for 2 hours after feeds like the past 3 nights!
Going out for lunch tomorrow with DM and DSis and DF is babysitting. Not seen my mum since she told me she was diagnosed with breast cancer (we live far away and me and dp don't drive) so I'm looking forward to seeing her.
I've managed to express 3 1/2 oz. Do you think that will be enough? I will feed him before I go anyway so he probably won't need it but we'll probably be gone a couple of hours.
Woohoo he fed for about 30 mins and no transfer fails
will probably only get two hours until next feed.
Evening ladies,
We met some friends for dinner so late to bed for Miss Madam, she didn't go down until about 11 (after 1 epic transfer fail) but just up for a feed again now. Hoping I might get through until sometime around 5 with this one but that's hoping a lot at the moment!
At least we had a lovely evening
Just finished 2nd feed. Babythorne not settling .
Well done abi hopefully you're in sleepy land by now. I'm so sorry about your mum. I hope that you all have a good lunch tomorrow.
mrsn toddlerthorne stopped night feeds around a year old after I used the "pantley's gental removal system" in that book. I was a wuss, have never let him cry, just can't bear it. That system really worked for us to stop night feeds, it was amazing.
Evening. Thurs feed here.
Off to a wedding tomorrow which baby larle can't come to so my DSis is having him during the day. I've got 20oz of milk to give her to last about 8 hours!! God knows if that's enough.
Neighbours seem to be having a party tonight. Thank god for the new double glazing as can only hear the thudding of the beat. Glad I don't need window open tonight!!
WW on hold today and tomorrow so I can enjoy myself!!
Baby larle asleep so going to attempt transfer in a min.
Sleepy dust to everyone
Second feed here. Think I may have to open the window as it is so warm! Maybe that's why ds didn't sleep for very long?
Well I'm up feeding - hubby has tried to settle him for an hour and 15 mins without success and he's now taking a big feed so I'm at a loss. He obviously still needs night feeds at the moment?
Sounds like some lovely days planned tomorrow! I am having a lie in and then we are popping in to see my friend.
I was right - DD still awake and complaining like hell. Left her with DH at 1 after getting her to sleep but apparently she was awake again by 1.30 (well, I must have fallen into a coma quite easily...) and he gave her a bottle of ebm but she wouldn't settle back down. I heard her about 20 minutes ago (bad Mummy, sleeping through the crying) and have taken over so he can catch some zzzzzzzs. Which, by the sounds of it, he has accomplished already. Unfortunately, when this happened the other night, I had no influence in her going off to sleep - it was simply that I put her down while she was crying and she.self.settled after about ten minutes. I have tried that again but I don't think she's exhausted enough yet. I'll just keep feeding her now and ride it out....... At least i've had some sleep
Another feed. They're so short, which probably doesn't help but when she's done she's done. What can you do? .
I think Colombo's on in a minute
I 've been so proud of my (ok, very recent) healthy eating and willpower. Thought I'd give a fast day (5:2 style) tomorrow. Just hope I can hold out when feeling so tired.
Really want to be slim for the summer.
larle I hope ou enjoy the wedding. Well done for expressing 20oz.
mrsn sounds like babypatz does need that feed eh. How old is he? I started with dropping one feed at a time at about a year (or so). Sometimes they just need that food don't they. Monkeys.
Keep going thorne - mine's just gone down after an epic feed of 30 mins. I'm chalking it up to a growth spurt and take comfort from believing she'll have worn herself out so tomorrow will be much more sleepy!
As for the summer slumming, i'm there. Just waiting until after my check up before I go back to healthy eating WW style. I'm enjoying tje freedom at the moment though and it's going to be hard giving up eating whole packets of choccy suggestives. As they say though - nothing tastes as good as being slim feels!
Crap - I meant 'summer slimming' although 'slumming' may be appropriate for me...
anypants I quoted that "nothing tastes as good...." thing yesterday on the weight loss board. Great minds think alike obviously.
I hope you get some sleep after that fabulous feed.
Just think, 20 calories burned for every ounce of milk (or thereabouts).
Thanks emily, it has taken me 2 months though!!
Up feeding again, poor hubby has tried for nearly an hour again to settle him but it wasn't happening. Taking a good feed again now. I don't know what to do - he's not sleeping enough in the day which is probably effecting his bedtime and sleep at night so do I concentrate on naps or night time first? Do I try and solve the feeding to sleep or night feeds first? I feel completely lost.
He's 7 months Emily.
Well that was a bit rubbish! Got in from work at around 1 and it was about 2 when I got into bed. Missmarbles woke at 10 past and was up about every hour thereafter until 5 when she slept til 8 DH has just taken her downstairs though so will get some more zzzz now. My joints ache with tiredness after a thoroughly exhausting week.
MrsN, NCSS says daytime sleep at all costs, so in pram, on you, or whatever you need to do until nights are sorted then work on days --that's how I justify it when Missmarbles and I have a little snooze together--
mrsn I would agree with missingmymarbles about daytime sleep.
NCSS does say that you should do anything you need to ensure a daytime nap (looking at 2 naps a day for babypatz' age I think).
Try not to worry. He's still young and night feeding is completely normal at his age. I would get those naps in, even if it means dh taking him for a drive, or a walk round the block
fifty times or rocking or whatever. Then concentrate on the "pantley removal plan" to help reduce his need to feed to sleep. Night feeds might continue but then they'll be because he needs the milk rather than feeding to sleep IYSWIM.
Fwiw, another sleep programme "millpond" I think, strongly recommends reducing dependence on feeding to sleep (that includes avoiding a dummy) from about this age.
Good luck.
(still feeding)
Thanks Emily and Marbles that's really helpful!
Hubby has suggested trying a bottle of formula at bedtime feed - what do you think?
Marbles sleep well!
Aha - the epic feed did indeed work and she was still asleep until just now. Have woken her to feed as it's been over 6 hours. Why couldn't she have gone that long during the night? Looks like we've got some night and day differentiating to do
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-89?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Matt Goldspink updated IVYDE-89: -------------------------------- Attachment: ivyde_workspace_dependency_resolver.patch I've put together a patch which takes some of the code from a patch on [http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-89] and on [https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-43] but removes the workspace resolver requirement and instead does a post process of the container to resolve dependencies within the Eclipse workspace after a normal ivy resolve. I also add a config option on the Ivy configuration page to turn this on and off for individual projects. Our team has been using this code for several months now and found it very beneficial. It would be great if this could be included in a future IvyDE? release. Limitations: At the moment the code only matches projects in the workspace based on the _org_ and _module_ of a dependency. It ignores the _revision_ and does not match based on that because we want to just use a _"latest.revision"_ version and match only to projects in the same workspace with the same _org_ and _module_ . Therefore the limitation is that if you have two versions of the same project in your workspace the resolution code will only pick one of these versions. This is not an issue I expect many find a problem but I wanted to make any users aware of this. This patch is provided subject to Apache License 2.0: COPYRIGHT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: Copyright (c) 2008, Contributor Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. > Option to resolve to local eclipse projects > ------------------------------------------- > > Key: IVYDE-89 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-89 > Project: IvyDE > Issue Type: Wish > Components: classpath container > Affects Versions: 2.0.0.alpha1 > Reporter: Antony James Wilkins > Priority: Minor > Attachments: eclipse_project_resolve.patch, ivyde_workspace_dependency_resolver.patch > > > It would be nice if the classpath container were able to resolve local eclipse projects for dependencies on modules with revision="latest.integration". > One approach might be to simply match eclipse projects against the names of the modules in the ResolveReport, although ideally the eclipse project should be identified by it's ivy module defined in that projects associated ivy.xml. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Chapter one
"I cannot give him long, our powers are too different and he is as Gabriel now not Loki. He will have three days at the most. Give him my thanks and…tell him I am sorry. Good luck," Kali said softly before brushing her hand over Gabriel's chest. Sam and Dean watched as Kali disappeared and seconds passed that seemed to linger before Gabriel suddenly arched and sucked in a deep breath.
"W…what…" Gabriel blinked trying to sit up before groaning and clutching his chest.
"Kali brought you back, we have three days to heal you properly at the most," Sam explained quickly as he started wrapping the wound.
"Th…three days huh? H…hope you boys work w…well with a time limit," Gabriel chuckled.
"It's what we do best," Dean grinned but his hazel eyes were worried as he took in the blood Gabriel was losing.
"We need to get him to Bobby's and start researching," Sam said trying to pull himself together.
"H…healing angels 101," Gabriel snorted than groaned. "F…fuck that hurts,"
"I'll call Cas," Dean said as he pulled out his phone.
"I got a whole lot of nothing! How's he doing?" Dean frowned stomping into the living room.
"He is sleeping again. He gets weaker by the hour," Castiel said quietly looking up from the book he had been pouring over to look at his brother worriedly.
"We still have time," Dean tried to comfort the angel who had been distressed at finding his older brother dying.
"S…s…six ho…urs. N…not the b…best…bet," Gabriel's voice drew them to the fact he was awake again. His skin was grey and he had a permanent grimace of pain.
"We've had worse," Dean shrugged. Before anyone could say anything else the sound of a powerful engine echoed through Bobby's yard making them all freeze. Bobby and Sam came out of the 'library' and Castiel stepped over to where Gabriel was lying on the sofa. Sharing a look Sam, Dean and Bobby grabbed their guns and the brothers edged towards the windows. What they saw had them blinking.
"That's a Porsche Boxster S," Sam breathed out staring at the red car almost reverently.
"What's a car like that doing here?" Bobby asked pointedly taking the safety off his gun. The doors of the Porsche opened and a man and woman stepped out almost simultaneously.
"Your sure this is the place?" The man asked looking doubtfully up at Bobby's house.
"These were the coordinates," the woman shrugged slipping her sunglasses onto the top of her head. The man was lithe and not more than a few inches taller than the woman. They looked about twenty at the most. The man had ink black hair that was pulled into a messy ponytail that fell to the base of his neck in a wavy mass, high cheekbones and red full lips stood out making him look slightly androgynous. He was wearing a pair of painted on black jeans and a black tank top with a white baggy jumper that fell off one of his shoulders. A pair of black leather boots came to his knees and he had a pair of sunglasses perched on his nose. The woman had brown curly hair that had an untameable look to it, her eyes were searching and intelligent as she looked around. She was slender but athletic looking, a pair of ¾ length jeans and a pink vest top with leather sandals gave her a relaxed feel. Both were tanned a light gold. What struck them was the English accents both of them supported.
"Oh well, may as well knock then," the man shrugged before heading up the porch with the woman. The three hunters glanced to each other before moving silently to the front door as well reaching it just as there was a knock. They shared another look before Bobby opened the front door.
"Can I help you?" Bobby asked looking between them.
"Erm…yeah we're looking for Bobby Singer?" The woman asked smiling tightly as her eyes scanned him and took in his body language.
"What for exactly?" Bobby's eyes narrowed on them watching as they shifted slightly, their body's moving into positions that would be better if they were suddenly attacked.
"Er…right…Tessa sent us," The man said, obviously hoping Bobby would get his gist, whatever it was.
"Tessa? I don't know any Tessa," Bobby scowled.
"Ah bollox. Er… Tessa Reaper?" The man tried.
"What are you…"
"Wait! Do you mean Tessa the reaper?" Dean interrupted Bobby stepping out from the right of the door.
"See I told you we had the right place!" The woman grinned at the man.
"Hermione I was not walking up to someone's door and going to say 'hey Tessa the reaper sent me saying you have a dying angel that may need some help!'" The man huffed crossing his arms.
"Would have saved the whole, Tessa sent us, Tessa who, stuff," the woman snorted.
"Wait! Tessa sent you to help Gabriel?" Sam stepped out as well.
"How many of you are behind there?" The woman asked incredulously trying to peer around them for anyone else.
"Yes Tessa sent us. She's a sort of friend. She heard about your angel and asked if I would help. Something about thanking you for saving her at a seal?" The man answered as though the woman hadn't spoken.
"You can save Gabriel?" Sam asked.
"I can give it a go, I'm a healer. Oh I'm Harry Potter-Black by the way, this is Hermione Granger-Black," the man smiled offering his hand. He blinked when a hipflask was placed in it instead.
"Sorry kid, got to make sure," Bobby shrugged. Harry glanced at Hermione confused.
"I think its holy water," she said.
"Oh…alright," Harry shrugged before taking a swig and handing it to Hermione who copied him.
"Alright come on in," Bobby said slowly rolling his wheelchair out the way. The two of them hesitated for barely a second before stepping into the house.
"So when you say Healer?" Dean asked as he closed the door behind them.
"Natural born wizard and witch," Hermione said before wincing when they all pulled weapons.
"Natural born! NATURAL…BORN!" Harry emphasised stepping in front of Hermione.
"Those are rare over here boy, the chances are your lying," Bobby scowled cocking his gun.
"Hence the fucking accents!" Harry snapped waving his hand in front of his mouth.
"So what? You came all the way over here to heal Gabriel?" Dean asked sceptically.
"Yeah and this is the thanks we get. Next time we'll just take the vacation," Hermione huffed.
"Tessa said it was important that he got healed, so here we are, at gunpoint for our troubles," Harry gritted out.
"You really are natural borns? I've got very little information on natural borns, you stay pretty private," Sam said eagerly as they lowered their guns.
"Yeah we tend to keep private. So you have a dying archangel? We drove for two days straight to get here, so we should probably do this before he dies," Hermione asked pointedly.
"Oh, right! Right through here," they led the two through to the living room where Castiel was still researching and Gabriel seemed to be nodding off again.
"Who are they? They are powerful," Castiel frowned standing.
"Oh…wow…" Harry gasped freezing in the doorway staring at Castiel and Gabriel.
"What? Harry what's wrong?" Hermione asked concerned. Harry didn't even twitch or look away from the angels.
"Wings…light…Merlin they really are angels!" Harry said absently.
"You can see their wings?" Dean asked shocked.
"That should not be possible while we are in our vessels," Castiel frowned slightly and even Gabriel forced himself into a more upright position.
"Yes well Harry here has never been one for following the rules," Hermione laughed amused walking over the sofa and dropping her handbag on the coffee table. They were finally distracted from staring at Harry staring at the angels when Hermione's arm disappeared to her shoulder into her bag.
"What the fuck!" Dean swore catching the image in his peripheral and turning to stare.
"It's in here somewhere…ah here we go. Harry stop gawping at the angels and help me start healing him," Hermione muttered as she started lining vials of various coloured potions up.
"Huh? Oh right yeah, sorry. Right, I need to get a feel for how your…life force? Is connected to the vessel so we can heal both," Harry explained seeming to snap into professional mode. He walked over to the angels and rested his hands on Gabriel's forehead and heart. He went completely still and seemed completely oblivious to everything including when Hermione started pulling out books and explaining what they would be doing.
"Harry will be healing Gabriel's…life force…urgh did he have to make it sound so star wars? Anyway he will be healing Gabriel's life force while I will heal his vessel. From what we have guessed the injury to his…life force is stopping his vessel from healing so we need to fix up both preferably at the same time," Hermione explained.
"Is it possible to heal angels?" Sam frowned.
"We're about to find out," Harry answered pulling away. "Alright I have a lock on the join between angel and vessel. I can get between it and start healing. Hermione, I need you to keep a watch on me, when you feel I'm halfway there start healing his vessel. Gabriel, I need you to relax and let me in, it will feel…intrusive and probably like your skin is being stretched too thin, but you need to allow it alright?" Harry instructed. Slowly Gabriel nodded and Harry smiled warmly.
"Is there anything we can do?" Sam asked hesitantly. Harry turned to look at them startled before smiling again.
"Some angelic sigils would help, but aside from that it will just take time," Harry said before turning and replacing his hands where they had been. A minute later Gabriel gasped and arched before seeming to pass out. After they drew as many angelic sigils as they could in the living room they just had to watch. Hermione kept placing her hand on Harry's shoulder at regular intervals before going back to researching through her books. It took four hours and a lot of pacing from Castiel before Hermione after touching Harry again started to pick up the vials and pour them either into Gabriel's mouth or onto the wound before she took her wand out and started chanting various spells. Everyone moved back into the living room to watch as they worked, it took an hour before Hermione stepped back with a huge gulp of air and seconds later Harry stumbled back before his knees gave in. Sam reacted quickly grabbing Harry around the waist and holding him up as he trembled.
"You ok?" Sam asked concerned.
"T…tired, s…seat," Harry gasped gripping onto Sam's arm as tightly as he could manage.
"Alright…erm hold on," Sam glanced around before placing his arm underneath Harry's knees and scooped him up to put him on a seat in corner.
"T..thanks. M…Mion..e?" Harry asked.
"She's sleeping," Dean said coming over.
"V…vials…grey, one…each," Harry instructed. Sam nodded before hurrying over to the remaining vials and grabbed 2 grey ones. He threw one to Bobby who was by Hermione before unstoppering the other bottle and pressing it to Harry's lips. They watched stunned as smoke came out their ears.
"Woah!" Dean blinked sniffing the vial curiously.
"P…pepper up," Harry grinned. "I need p…protein and s…sugar,"
"I'll go cook you something. I think we have pie and some chocolate bars, will they do for sugar?" Bobby asked.
"T..that's brilliant. Do you have a…any pop?" Harry asked.
"Erm…pop?" Sam, Dean and Bobby looked at each other confused.
"Erm…coke? F…fanta? Sprite?" Harry said slowly.
"Oh! Soda!" Bobby nodded disappearing into the kitchen quickly.
"Is she alright?" Dean asked glancing over at where Hermione was sleeping on the other sofa.
"Magical exhaustion. She needs to sleep it off," Harry explained tiredly pulling his feet under him.
"But you worked for longer and it sounded like your bit was more difficult," Sam said curiously.
"I'm more powerful. We have different magical levels completely dependent on what potential your born with. Hermione is a strong witch but healing is draining, especially when Gabriel's vessel and soul were so damaged and there some sort of force on the wound fighting me from closing it," Harry explained slowly. "Thank you," he smiled at Bobby as he brought him a large glass of coke and a huge slice of cherry pie.
"What's with the glasses dude?" Dean asked interrupting Harry guzzling back the coke.
"Hm? Oh, my eyes tend to freak people out," Harry shrugged looking shy.
"Can we see?" Sam asked. Harry paused eating his pie and hesitated.
"It really does freak people out," he warned them.
"Dude we've seen freaky and dealt with it," Dean shrugged.
"O…okay," Harry bit his lip before reaching up to slide his glasses off his face. When he raised his eyes both the brothers gasped as they took in the almost neon, glowing shade of green shot with gold.
"Wow!" they said in unity staring at the completely unique eyes.
"See, freaky," Harry smiled sadly making to put his glasses back on but Sam's hand over his prevented him.
"They're cool man! Have they always been like that?" he asked still staring.
"Er no, it kind of just happened when I died," Harry shrugged staring at them as though they were unstable and about to attack him at any moment.
"Oh, how did you come back?" Dean asked settling onto the coffee table.
"Er…possessed objects that made me the Master of Death, came back and killed the bastard that killed me. It was prophesied. People normally freak out more when I tell them I died," Harry stated as he started eating his pie again.
"Sammy died getting stabbed in the back, I made a deal with a demon and brought him back but only had a year. I went to hell for four months up here and got dragged back by Cas over there. There have also been close misses like heart attacks and Gabriel playing a trick on us where I died about 100 times," Dean shrugged.
"Good to know it's not just me," Harry chuckled looking a lot more comfortable.
"Thank you for healing my brother," Castiel said stepping away from where he had been checking Gabriel over finally.
"It's no problem," Harry smiled warmly at the angel. "Erm…brother? Like biologically?" Harry asked confused.
"Angels call each other brothers and sisters. Never really asked if there are angelings," Sam realised looking to Castiel.
"We can have fledglings but they are very rare, I was one of the last fledglings to be born," Castiel explained.
"So do angels have mates?" Harry asked curiously.
"We do, it is rare but it happens," Castiel nodded.
"Cool. So how did he get in that state?" Harry asked curiously nodding to Gabriel.
"Erm…you know about Lucifer and the whole apocalypse thing?" Dean asked hesitantly.
"Yeah we got filled in on that part," Harry nodded.
"Well he decided to help us and stood up to Lucifer and he stabbed him with an archangels blade," Sam explained.
"It was his choice to step forwards, and he's going to be fine. None of you should blame yourselves," Harry advised as he finished his pie. When he looked up they were all looking him shocked. "What? It was written across your faces, even feathers here," Harry chuckled.
"Oh, sorry. This is Castiel," Sam made the introduction.
"Gabriel is my big brother, we fought the last time we met, and accused him of being a coward. He would not have put himself in that position if we had not spoken to him like that," Castiel looked back to Gabriel with a slight frown. Harry reached out and touched his fingers to the back of the angel's hand getting his attention back.
"Families fight, you can argue about silly things or big things. But they know you still love them, no matter what's said or happens," Harry advised.
"Besides last time he beat you up, so it's not exactly your fault," Dean added.
"Perhaps. So he is fully healed?" Castiel asked Harry.
"He's fully healed. The strain of the injury as well as the sudden healing will mean he's a bit tired and rough, but give it a few days and he'll be back to normal," Harry nodded letting it go.
"So you going to hang around the next few days to make sure everything's alright with him? See the job through?" Sam asked hopefully. Harry raised an eyebrow at him, tilting his head curiously.
"Perhaps, Bobby won't mind us sticking around?" Harry asked hesitantly.
"This place seems to be a stop off shop for hunters and angels, why not add a couple of natural borns. You can magic up beds right?" Bobby asked rolling back into the room with a plate of steak and mash.
"Hermione can when she wakes up," Harry nodded shyly.
"Because of how much magic you used?" Sam asked curiously.
"That and I'm not brilliant at transfiguration, it tends to disappear before I want it to," Harry explained sheepishly.


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The only minor downside is reception staff at lobby, who are lovely and very friendly but, they have no knowledge of local area or have any recommendations on what to do in bali. On our first night they sent us to an awful restaurant (bikku) a classic tourist trap. Secondly, I was very keen to see some Balinese dance, they look baffled and couldn't suggest anywhere. Luckily some other guests pointed us in the right direction.
It was fortunate I made a list of restaurants I wanted to visit, and excursions I wanted to do, otherwise they are unable to help in this regard.
Overall a fantastic villa experience of total privacy and tranquility, do not hesitate to book but just do your research for restaurants and things to do!
P.s - also visited the sister hotel Samaya, beautiful with much larger and luxurious villas if the budget stretches! For us, Kayana was perfect!
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Here are five of the most viewed pages posted in the month of June:
"The Woman in Black" (2012)
"Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" (1964)
"The Witches" by Roald Dah
Stand Firm" (Philippians 4:1-3
...and some serendipitous posts that I was happy with:
Meet Mimesis
Saturday, June 30, 2012
NonModern June 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
With a Name Like That, I was Expecting More of a Trip...
Labels: Film, for fun, Guilty Pleasures, Movie Review
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Stories Lead to Truth
The conceit is the same as the one that fueled the success of Jessica Fletcher. The idea is that a storyteller is adept at making connections and seeing the "plot" of a murder mystery.
Labels: Christianity and Art, for fun, Show Review, Sleuth, Television
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
"Die Ehe der Maria Braun" (1979)
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
The Fallacy of "The Greatest"
The nature of sports debate usually centers on hypothetical questions like: "Who is the greatest?" While that is a beloved argument and people will likely never tire of engaging it, it misses the whole point of athletic engagement. In competition we don't want a hypothetical best to always prevail. We want the contest. We want a side that is perhaps not as gifted or able to find a way.
Monday, June 25, 2012
"American Gods" by Neil Gaiman
Aside from that last sad conclusion, those who accept a Biblical worldview have a similar understanding of the many religions and deities across the world and history. The idea that spiritual beings would cultivate followings and systems of belief for themselves is even taught in certain parts of scripture. This idea that has trickled into popular culture and fantasy fiction over the past couple decades is nothing new. The difference being that believers would say that these spiritual beings are not merely seeking out worship, they are distracting people from seeing reality.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
The Fellowship of Christ's Strength (Philippians 4:10-13)
"I can do all things through him who strengthens me." (Philippians 4:13 ESV)
People tend to take this passage out of context and make it mean that we can do anything with God's help. Some soften or perhaps improve on that by clarifying that we can do anything God wants with His help and power. What is interesting is to examine this passage in the context of the paragraph in which it was written.
What Paul is saying specifically here, is that he (and we can infer we too) can go through any hardship or suffering God allows to come our way with His strength. This truth in turn helps us to see two implications that it would be helpful for every follower of Jesus to keep in mind.
Labels: Bible, Church, Cult of Self, Doctrine, Philippians
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Another City List:
Friday, June 22, 2012
Missions, Impossible and Improbable
Labels: Film, for fun, Guilty Pleasures, Movie Review, Sleuth
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Mountains or Beaches
It seems that humanity in some way was intended for the garden, the cultivated and cultivatable land. We function in the area between the wilds of the mountainous, dense forests and the vast, expansive mysteries of the seas.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
"The Dark Crystal" (1982)
Labels: Christianity and Art, Film, Guilty Pleasures, Horror, Movie Review, Philosophy, Weird
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Star Trek Deep Space Nine (Season 1a)
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My entire experience with "Deep Space Nine" thus far has been to partially catch a couple of episodes that first season it aired. I have never been a good TV viewer, keeping "appointments" even with the shows I enjoy, and at that time I was busy with university life, so I was especially bad about keeping up with any program.
I have long wanted to check this show out as it is often hailed as the version of Trek that is most concerned with issues like religion and faith. However, the first half of the first season—among them the few episodes I had seen before—may go a long way to explaining why it has taken me so long to take the plunge. This is a slow start:
Monday, June 18, 2012
"The Witches" by Roald Dahl
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Real Discernment (Philippians 4:8,9)
[8] Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. [9] What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you. (Philippians 4:8-9 ESV)
This passage is often misread to encourage believers to escape from the world, to retreat into a ghetto of their own making. Rather than engage the culture, they are told that they should surround themselves with only "Christian" influences. Escape the world and live within the hedges of the church community.
Labels: Bible, Christianity and Art, Church, Doctrine, Missional, Missions, Philippians
Friday, June 15, 2012
life is story
truth deeper than
discerning plots
in threads woven
by a master
creator God
in his image
we tell stories
good ones reveal
that deeper truth
story is life
truth deeper than
discerning plots
in threads woven
by a master
creator God
in his image
we tell stories
good ones reveal
that deeper truth
story is life
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
"Fiddler on the Roof" (1971)
Labels: Christianity and Art, Film, Legalism, More Top Movies, Movie Review, Music, Religion
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Where Do You Resonate?
There is a beloved hymn that speaks of the human heart being tuned to sing God's praises. We are all created as instruments of praise, it is just a question of what or whom we play for—whether we are tuned to the key for which we were created or not. That being said, there is not a single melody, style or type of instrument in the celestial orchestra that is the people of God.
Labels: Christianity and Art, Eschatology, for fun, Music, The Call, Worship
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
"Panic Room" (2002) and Proverbs
If the story is seen from the perspective of Jody Foster (which is the way this film presents it) it is more of an extended study of tension than a story. However, the side-story being told here is that of Forrest Whitaker's character. As Burnham, the security expert who wants to make his child's life better, he plays someone who gives into the temptation to commit the sort of crime where no one is hurt. An empty house full of money that no one knows about that belonged to a man who has died. Why wouldn't you take it? It is sort of like the old dilemma of finding a lot of money on the street. Should you keep it, or try to find the rightful owner? Is "loser's keepers" a good ethical stance?
Monday, June 11, 2012
The Quest
I once met a woman
On a mission to be somewhere else.
Her whole life was given to the goal.
The somewhere was more an anywhere
The discontent was a constant
She finally managed it when she was really old.
Upon arrival she discovered
That it wasn't the joy that she'd hoped for
But she was stuck as it was an old folk's home
And she didn't even have
The luxury of her memories as the quest
Was the only thing she had done.
On a mission to be somewhere else.
Her whole life was given to the goal.
The somewhere was more an anywhere
The discontent was a constant
She finally managed it when she was really old.
Upon arrival she discovered
That it wasn't the joy that she'd hoped for
But she was stuck as it was an old folk's home
And she didn't even have
The luxury of her memories as the quest
Was the only thing she had done.
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
Joy and Peace in the Now (Philippians 4:4-7)
"Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand; do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:4-7 ESV)
Depression and Anxiety are the two most common occurring mental health issues. Interestingly, it could be argued that both problems often come from not living in the present. People obsess about the past—things they have done or experienced—leading to increasing sadness and inability to function in the present; or they do the same with the future and are frozen with fear.
The solution to both problems is found in the present, and the fact that we know God is with us. When we make our way through life with God and bring our past and future to Him we find joy, reason and peace.
Labels: Bible, Philippians
Saturday, June 9, 2012
The ongoing, purely-for-fun task of finding my favorite representatives across the animal kingdom continues with: Hymenoptera.
Hymenoptera are the ants, wasps and bees. Without any doubt or hesitation they are my favorite of all the insect orders. They are absolutely fascinating to watch, beautiful to look at and their behavior—especially amongst the social varieties—is amazingly complex. And a bonus: many of them are poisonous and potentially dangerous!
Yellowjacket Vespula germanica
Hymenoptera are the ants, wasps and bees. Without any doubt or hesitation they are my favorite of all the insect orders. They are absolutely fascinating to watch, beautiful to look at and their behavior—especially amongst the social varieties—is amazingly complex. And a bonus: many of them are poisonous and potentially dangerous!
Yellowjacket Vespula germanica
Friday, June 8, 2012
The Unintentional Lesson in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
The story is about violence, often sexual, towards women. And yet the sexual habits of everyone in the book, both commendable and detestable, are edgy and even violent. It is hard to draw the line between what the author thinks is right and wrong. Physical damage is wrong but emotional and psychological isn't?
In the book, Blomkvist (our hero) sleeps with just about every woman he meets. For some reason I can't figure out, Fincher only chooses to show—in voyeuristic detail—his encounters with Salander. This is strange because in both the film as well as in the book, our titular girl is a damaged person. She has been hurt and abused and she does everything she can to make herself undesirable. She is an emotional porcupine.
I still can't figure out what Fincher is trying to say, but the struggle has led me to an insight that is not contained in the book or the film.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
"Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" (1964)
It is not a conventional comedy. Nowadays comedy is generally an exercise in seeing how far one can go. How much does it take to shock and offend people into nervous laughter. Even in its day Strangelove was out of place. It was released in the same year as "The Pink Panther" and "A Shot in the Dark." It doesn't push the slapstick or even intellectual humor that those films do.
Labels: Film, for fun, History, More Top Movies, Movie Review, Politics
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Meet Mimesis
Actually, he is really just the product of a strong conviction I have about being creative in both the imaginative and artistic senses. I can't be dogmatic about it, but I feel that we were created, in part, to be that way. When we stop telling stories, when we stop working with our hands, we cease to be who we were meant to be. We become a poor imitation of humanity.
Labels: Christianity and Art, for fun, Humor, Philosophy, Theology
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Faith
It is interesting to note how science fiction and fantasy literature, contrary to what one might think, nearly always gravitates back toward religion. Even in cases where the creators set out with an anti-religious or at least a "more enlightened" understanding of the universe approach to creating their imaginary world. More often, it seems that this genre is the tool of people with a religious agenda. Just think about three prominent examples:
Monday, June 4, 2012
Sex and Nudity in Culture and Art
When you move to Europe from a more… puritan influenced culture, they warn you about all the nudity you will see. Maybe it is the fact that I spent a lot of my formative years in Latin America, maybe things are not as bad as people make them out to be, or maybe American culture has declined on the decency-scale… in any case, I have not been shocked much so far. (Then again, maybe my commitments and efforts to ignore such stuff have been more successful than I thought. More on that later.)
Well, six years on all the warnings paid off as a photography exhibit here in Graz has decided to go high profile by plastering posters all over town. Of all the photos the artist is showing, this is the one they have chosen to use in advertisements (slightly modified):
Well, six years on all the warnings paid off as a photography exhibit here in Graz has decided to go high profile by plastering posters all over town. Of all the photos the artist is showing, this is the one they have chosen to use in advertisements (slightly modified):
Labels: Christianity and Art, Film, Not a Recommendation
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Stand firm! (Philippians 4:1-3)
"Therefore, my brothers, whom I love and long for, my joy and crown, stand firm thus in the Lord, my beloved." (ESV)
When Paul tells the Philippians to "stand firm" here, he could be referring to all of the talk in chapter three against legalism, or about what is to come in the next sentences. Since the last time he used the words in chapter one it was to tell them to be unified, and now he is encouraging members within the church to come together in unity, it is a safe bet Paul wants the church to "stand firm" in unity.
Unity in the body is huge. This issue may be one of the most important facing believers today. The Church has become so fragmented by opinions and theories and opinions and theories are not all bad, but they tend to be secondary. It is when we let our secondary issues become tests of orthodoxy that we lose sight of the only thing that really matters.
Having a thoughtful faith is important. We need to try to understand what we believe and what the teachings of our faith mean for our lives. One of those teachings, here, seems to imply that we need to make unity a big priority. We need to take a stand for it. The Gospel is powerful enough to withstand variations of opinion. The Church in this current "already not yet" state we live in, however, cannot withstand disunity and remain effective.
Labels: Bible, Church, Doctrine, Ecclesiology, Philippians
Saturday, June 2, 2012
NonModernBlog May 2012
May 2012 was another big month here at NonModern. Pageviews more than doubled from April, which was the most active month until now.
Some of the most viewed entries:
"Romeo + Juliet" (1996)
"Hulk" (2003)
More Top Films: "The Shawshank Redemption"
True Grit (2010)
"The Incredible Hulk" (2008)
Some of the most viewed entries:
"Romeo + Juliet" (1996)
"Hulk" (2003)
More Top Films: "The Shawshank Redemption"
True Grit (2010)
"The Incredible Hulk" (2008)
Friday, June 1, 2012
"The Woman in Black" (2012)
With this year's "The Woman in Black" they were in good form reproducing the atmosphere and mood of old Hammer. But however unintentional the old movies stumbled upon reaffirming stories of good vs. evil, this film is devoid of any sort of message. To be honest, there is not much of a plot here at all.
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German producer of recycled corrugated case material Aviretta has finalised the test phase for the production of schrenz at its rebuilt PM 4 and is now producing saleable paper. The paper is produced at grammages ranging from 70 to 100 g/m² and is sold to clients in Germany and the Eurozone.
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Two more cases of salmonella have emerged at ACT nursing homes, part of an outbreak of the disease in aged care centres across NSW and the ACT that has already left two dead.
The vast majority of the cases are resident of centres run by the Illawarra Retirement Trust (IRT), but the cause of the outbreak is yet to be identified by authorities.
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