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inDiGEnous PEoPlE of Biafra, IPOB, took on President Muhammadu Buhari for his assertion that Nigeria's unity is not negotiable. In an emotion-laden statement, IPOB image maker, Emma Powerful, lampooned the President for not being thoughtful enough to known that times are changing. The group pointed out that the Amalgamation of Nigeria in 1914 should be revisited rather than regarded as immovable and immutable. The statement averred that rather than lump people with divergent culture together, it is better that they dialogue to decide whether to stay together or part ways so that peace would reign. In the interim, the statement calls for unconditional release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, as a prelude to peace and unity overture. "The famous worldwide revolutionary movement, the indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, under the leadership of Nnamdi Kanu condemned the statement credited to Major Gen. Muhammadu Buhari the President of Nigeria that the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable. This statement shows that the president is not aware of the situation of things within the unity of this contraption called Nigeria. "It is unfortunate that somebody in that cadre cannot ascertain and did not know that the situation in the country now calls for renegotiation for there to be unity. The colonial masters amalgamated the northern and southern protectorates without consultation in 1914 and now no section of the country wants to stay with each other. "It is the duty of the government in power and the new generation to come together and decide whether they will stay or not because forcing people to maintain the citizenship of the country outside their indigenous identities is a fraud and it will not work because the people of 1914 and 2016 are two different and are not the same. "It is degrading and embarrassing that the APC led government don't have good advisers who have knowledge of the precarious situation the country is heading to. We IPOB have decided not to go back in the quest for the restoration of nation of Biafra and no human being can bring us back because it is the project of (Chukwuokike Abiama) God Almighty, anybody who betrays this noble project will die mysteriously because God is spirit not man," the statement posits. The statement continues, "we the indigenous people of Biafra want to inform the general public that without the government of Buhari addressing this issue of Biafra and release our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu unconditionally, the country will not have peace."
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We hit a major hitch with our planned meal for Friday. I no more than than placed the beans in the crockpot to make refried beans, and the seasoned hamburger meat into the little crockpot to mesh the flavors when a storm rolled through, knocking out our electricity. Little did we know at the time the full extent of said storm–but we ended up without power for almost exactly 24 hours! Thankfully we were completely unharmed and lost nothing more than an outside swing and roughly 4 big trees. There were confirmed tornadoes all around us that destroyed multiple homes, so we are incredibly blessed.
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Guantanamo's Youngest Detainee Pleads Guilty
The youngest detainee at Guantanamo Bay prison has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. Omar Khadr was 15 when he was arrested in Afghanistan for allegedly killing a U.S. soldier. The plea deal avoids a war crimes trial, but Khadr faces a sentencing hearing before a military jury.
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A Guantanamo detainee has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. Omar Khadr was accused of killing an American soldier with a grenade in Afghanistan. He was 15 years old when he arrived at Guantanamo Bay, and his youth became an international issue. NPR's Dina Temple-Raston is with us now to talk about it.
Dina, good morning.
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON: Good morning.
INSKEEP: She's with us live.
We should mention Omar Khadr is in his 20s now - his mid-20s. What did he plead guilty to?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, the plea agreement hasn't been formally released yet. But what we understand is that he pleaded guilty to being a member of al-Qaida, to conspiring with al-Qaida, to building roadside bombs and then throwing this grenade you talked about into an American Jeep killing this Special Forces medic Christopher Speer. So basically everything he was accused of he plead guilty to.
INSKEEP: So does that amount to a victory for the United States and for the Obama administration?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, the administration's been under a lot of pressure from the U.N. and Human Rights groups, because they said Khadr shouldn't be tried for war crimes before a military commission, because, as you said, he was just 15 when these crimes were committed. And so he was really a child solider, so he should be in a civilian court.
And the Obama administration held its ground on this and tried him in Guantanamo Bay. And he was supposed to be sort of this test case to show that the alternative to civilian courts - basically these military commissions -could indeed provide a fair trial.
But what ended up happening, is that this child soldier issue clouded the process, so I think the administration's relieved that he took a plea. And they've been trying for months to get him to plead guilty and Khadr had said he never would.
INSKEEP: Well, do you have any idea why, in the end, he decided that he would plead guilty here?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, a couple of things. I talked to people close to the case. And they said that it dawned on Khadr when his trial started back in August, that not only would a military court find him guilty, but they could maybe sentence him to life in prison. And he wanted to get out of Guantanamo and go back to Canada where his mother and his siblings live. And it looks like they worked that out.
He's likely to spend the next year in Cuba and then he can apply to Canada for repatriation and serve out the rest of his sentence there.�I mean, we don't know exactly what that sentence is going to be until a sentencing hearing finishes up later this week, but what we think we know is that he won't serve more than eight more years. And that's what the plea agreement lays out.
INSKEEP: So something in the neighborhood of - well, something between that one year and those eight years that you just mentioned. So he would be, instead of 24 years old as he is now, somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 when he gets out of prison. What happens to him then?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Exactly. He'll be in his 30s. Well, he would serve this year. And apparently then, you know, Canada, after he serves all this time, agreed to take care of his rehabilitation, getting him used to being back in society. But one of the things that nobody's really talking about is how hard that's going to be.�Almost all he's ever known is al-Qaida and Guantanamo.
His father was a financier for al-Qaida.�He was just 10 years old when his father moved the family to Afghanistan. Apparently Omar Khadr actually played with Osama bin Laden's kids and they lived in the same compound in Afghanistan.�And he didn't really freely choose to be part of al-Qaida, it was just part and parcel of his life. You know, his father had indoctrinated him. So Canada is going to have to find a way to reverse a lifelong process.
But no one's really talking about that.�You know, right now, both the Obama administration and defense attorneys sort of see that they have this behind them.�You know, the administration now doesn't have to answer questions about trying a child for war crimes, and defense attorneys don't have a client spending the rest of their life in jail. So I think they're calling this a draw.
INSKEEP: A couple of seconds, Dina. Are they still many questions about what's going to happen with other detainees as other court proceedings near?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Very much so. There's nothing in the pipeline until February, but that's when we'll see sort of the next military commission I think.
INSKEEP: OK. Dina, thanks very much.
TEMPLE-RASTON: You're welcome.
INSKEEP: NPR's Dina Temple-Raston this morning, giving us the latest on the guilty plea of Omar Khadr, on terrorism charges.
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Service slow even though not that busy. We waited 45 mins for starters which is not acceptable. Food, once it arrived, was good. Restaurant is in a good location in the Market Place.
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best feature was the warm welcome on arrival and tasty dishes - felt very relaxed and unhurried so enjoyable visit
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the food was fantastic, could not have asked for more, it was always just enough and we left feeling very pleased, however our waiter was slightly distracted and asked us to repeat ourselves several times because he was busy staring outside? having a look at what everyone else was doing, I work in a restaurant i understand how much you want to be outside when it's a lovely summers night having a few drinks, none the less he was at work and his service was quite bad. If I went back I definitely would not want to be served by him again. fantastic place, our waiter let it down.
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Went to Strada in Newbury for my daughter's 12th birthday. The food and service were great and the staff made an extra effort with a candle on a cake and a happy birthday balloon.
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Prawn and squid starters were fabulous
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My companion and I thought the meal and the flavours were delicious. We would have enjoyed it more if there had been a little more sauce with the Carbonara which was somewhat dry.
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The first six years of Pujols' career have been unique in the history of baseball. But when trying to foresee the Florida Marlins third baseman's future, the best point of reference is the St. Louis Cardinals' star first baseman.
They are both right-handed hitters who have had great success at an age when most of their peers are still learning the nuances of hitting in the minors.
Cabrera, who turned 24 on April 18, has been one of the most consistent hitters in baseball the last five years, and his fast start this season has sparked only more comparisons with Pujols.
Cabrera is hitting .372 and is tied for fifth in the National League in RBIs with 13.
"It's only been two and a half weeks -- that's nothing," say Cabrera, who has has a .311 average with 108 homers and 417 RBIs in his career. "The season is very long, and you can never start celebrating in April."
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Cabrera ruled out following Pujols' steps and moving from third base to first.
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Would he be intrigued by the idea of playing for the New York Yankees?
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Hilton Amsterdam on Apollolaan - July 2014
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I am a Hilton diamond member. I have been fortunate enough to experience many interesting Hilton properties. The Hilton Amsterdam is one of the best Hilton Hotels that I have ever experienced.
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We enjoyed a terrific buffet breakfast on the restaurant's terrace. The quality of the food is superb. The restaurant staff was extremely cheerful, and helpful. They made us feel welcomed, and feel as valued guests in their hotel.
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The Amsterdam tram is a short two-block walk from the hotel to the Apollolaan tram stop. Tram tickets are conveniently available in the hotel's gift shop. The museums are only two stops away from the hotel. The world famous Van Gogh Museum, and other museums, are very walkable from the hotel. You can reach the Anne Frank House via tram.
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Chef Paul walked through the restaurant greeting everyone at breakfast. He took the time to sit with us and explain the offerings and the preparations. The Chef is from Los Angeles, and has been in The Netherlands for 30+ years with Hilton. The experience with Chef Paul was wonderful! I will try to include our photo with Chef Paul.
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On November 28, following her epic recreation of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" on Thanksgiving, Taylor announced a new deal with AT&T.
Brace yourselves, loyal Swifties.
According to Mashable, Taylor Swift will be releasing original video content exclusively available on AT&T.
The new video experience is simply called "Taylor Swift NOW."
In a recent press release regarding the new platform, AT&T stated,
Taylor Swift NOW is a video experience created exclusively by AT&T and Taylor. It will showcase unique videos, concert performances, behind-the-scenes footage and more from the Taylor Swift archives.
If you've dreamt of accessing fresh T. Swift content giving you a rare glimpse into the superstar-life of your favorite singer, your dream just came true.
The press release reads,
Launching soon, Taylor Swift NOW consists of themed chapters and packed with special glimpses into Taylor's life and work spanning her entire career. This will include original content with commentary from Taylor herself. After its launch, Taylor Swift NOW will get regular updates with new videos and chapters for special events. This includes select songs from her upcoming performance at DIRECTV's Super Saturday Night concert.
AT&T took to Twitter to announce the new project with an exhilarating promotional video for "Taylor Swift NOW."
The clip features rare footage from concerts, studio sessions, photoshoots and a behind-the-scenes look at all things Taylor Swift-related.
As expected, Taylor's fans cannot wait.
But wait… What's the catch?!
There isn't one, apparently. You just need to have DirectTV or U-verse (and love Taylor Swift unconditionally).
As of now, there is no confirmed release date for the new experience, but "soon" has to mean "soon," right?!
Citations: Taylor Swift partners up with AT&T for streaming 'video experience' (Mashable)
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LOS ANGELES – Last evening, VA Secretary Eric K. Shinseki allowed the Los Angeles VA to be used as a political fundraiser for U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) while the Vietnam Veterans of America Region 9 (VVA-9) service organization has been denied a permit to host their 4th annual Veterans Summer Celebration & Picnic on these same sacred grounds.
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This is the second book review I have posted on my blog and I hope to post more! 🙂
"Rose Red trusts no one with her secret. She hides in the forest, her face veiled in rags, shunning the company of all save her old father and her nanny goat. Her life is bleak and lonely.
Until she meets a privileged young man sent to spend his summer in the mountains. Headstrong young Leo startles everyone by befriending Rose Red, and together they begin searching for the monster rumored to be stalking these lands.
But the hunt, which began as a game, holds greater risk than either imagines. Soon both are forced to test their trust in each other as a far more terrifying scourge puts their entire land at risk."
Book: Veiled Rose (Tales of Goldstone Wood #2)
Author: Anne Elisabeth Stengl
Rating: 1 Star/DNF
To be honest, I couldn't finish this book.
First, I really didn't understand a thing that was going on. Of course, this is the second book so I should read the first one at some point. Second, I'm a little disappointed in Bethany House. I thought that they only published good books. I suppose you could think that I'm expecting books that I will like for sure from them, considering that they're a christian company, but that's not the case. I haven't seen a thing in Veiled Rose that made me feel like this was christian fiction. It really seemed secular, in my opinion. I decided to check out/research the author… it never mentioned her being a christian so now I'm questioning if the book was even aimed at Christians at all. Perhaps Bethany House only published it because it was supposedly "clean"? I even checked out reviews to see what everyone else thought of it… and it's apparently dark, frightening, etc. I wasn't aware of this, and that, in my opinion, is not god-honoring… plus, in my heart, I felt like God was telling me not to read this, so I listened after I finished chapter 4.
The book in general: Like I said, I didn't understand a thing. To me, Leo is a boring character… at least from the point I stopped at. I honestly did enjoy chapter 4, about Rose Red. Otherwise… 😛
The book did seem to possibly include magical elements, since dragons and stuff were discussed, but I'm not completely certain about that part.
I don't recommend it, unless you somehow like dark books. I don't understand how anyone could, but everyone is entitled to their own opinions. 🙂
I'm sorry for the short review, but there wasn't too much to say about Veiled Rose.
At least this book can finally go back to the library.
This was written in my own words and opinions.
For the categories, I used Goodreads to check what genres the book was listed under.
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TGIF....thank goodness.
it has been quite a week for me.
i don't know easily annoyed, easily frustrated....blah.
i love Jesus, but man i feel like i am less and less like him everyday.
last night adelaide was running and playing outside with justin and tripped into some bars and split her lip open. there was a lot of blood. justin brought her inside and he was like, stay calm. i was seriously freaked out (it was just a small gash and stopped bleeding pretty quickly). I realized in that moment i am not that person, you know, the one that remains cool, calm and collected in times of trial. i freak. hahahaha...so, yeah.......i know this is the first of many many injuries for our little dare-devil...i better get better at staying calm.
tomorrow evening our friends will come for dinner and then stay with adelaide so i can take justin on a surprise. i think he'll like it alot. i'll tell you later what it is.
may is almost over....
"And what does it feel like?" we asked.
"Well, " she said,
leaning over to us like a secret,
"it feels like a gust of wind
blowing inside your heart.
It feels like bright yellow paint."
~ Monique Duvall, The Persistence of Yellow
Friday, May 30, 2008
TGIF....thank goodness.
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
interesting website/report.
check it.
headed to the dentist.........ARGH!
first time in a long time!!!
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
hey friends,
back from a lovely weekend in reedley.
it was really a great weekend.
nice and relaxing...not to mention 9 lab puppies!
sunday afternoon we had a BBQ and we had a very interesting talk with justins step-grandfather.
he was a chemist at PG&E for like a million years or something(very smart guy)...anyways, he starting talking about oil, nuclear energy, and the current state of affairs and he said, "you know i don't really have to worry about it all since i won't be here much longer but man, if i was you i'd be worried." and then he went on to say, "and for adelaide, I'd be really worried."
this really got justin and i thinking. it was good.
are we prepared to bring more children into this world?
should we?
how can we consume less?
what are some changes we can make as a family?
we pat ourselves on the back for all these amazing inventions on ways to make our lives more comfortable and easy and really they are the start of the demise.
anyways, it was good.
we watched the movie Cloverfield and didn't really have stong feelings one way or another. a good thrilling monster movie with some laughs. justins mom lent us No COuntry for old men, so sometime soon, we'll give that a watch
justins office has moved and it still only takes him 30 minutes to get there and back. so, we are thinking we won't be moving from our apt. actually we are thinking of moving to another apt in our current complex. one off of the street so we can actually open our doors and not hear cars, trucks and motorcycles. we'll see.
Here are two contests you should know about:
thats it for now my loviez.
"feel the fear and do it anyways."
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
i am desperate to watch this film.
doc lived such a very interesting life.
read more about him and his family here.
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
what are some effective ways to publicize an event?
i mentioned a few posts back about an event our church is hosting.
and andrew and i are kinda in charge of getting the word out but i find myself struggling with how to, where to go, yada yada yada.
i think it's gonna be a cool, worth while event and i want people to know about it.
some thoughts i have are mainly that word of mouth is probably in this situation what will work best.
maybe contacting some local churches.
but that seems so inside the box.
i don't know.
i am struggling.
and thoughts/ideas?
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
this gal has such vision.
she makes me wish i was a dancer.
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Saturday, May 17, 2008
short blog.
went to the zoo today. it was 101 outside.
adelaide had a blast.
we brought her animal book along and pointed out all the animals that we saw to the ones in the book.
she liked it alot.
watched a wonderful documentary last evening called MIND GAMES.
just an astonishing journey of one family.
i am pooped.
good night.
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
hey bloggers,
feels like a long time since i last blogged.
this week has been a great week.
filled with lots of not very oftens.
i met up with 2 friends from college who i haven't seen in 8 years!
it was great.
we met at Urth Cafe and had a great time catching up and people watching.
last evening i met up with a friend who i used to see alot and now don't see her all that often. we met up at Breeze's Cafe.
amd tuesday morning, karen and i went to Marmalade Cafe and had brunch and our pastors wife watching kiley and adelaide. how cool is that!!
What i love about these times is just sitting with people and talking.
sharing what we're learning, where were struggling, laughing and eating.
i love these times.
talking is good.
i always feel like i am a better communicator in person than i am in writting.
i am just not that great of a writer, which is why i am surprised that i've lasted this long as a blogger.
so, its down to the two davids on idol. who will win.........i actually have NO idea!
we haven't voted that much this season...i am not in love with any one contestant so, we just haven't voted. my guess will be david a.
i've been meaning to start reading The Kite Runner. but i haven't been able to get into the groove. i think this week i will start.
i've been struggling through some spiritual thinkings lately. nothing that i am confident enough to share without flubbing up my words but just trying to think things through. i love jesus in a major way. i just get confused about some other stuff. i love church in a major way. but i just get confused about some stuff. muddling along, singing a song...just gotta keep on lovin' people, ya know.
The Office season finale is this evening.................will there be a proposal???? oh i will just DIE! i almost had a heart attack when Jim faked proposed a couple weeks ago. we'll see......
"I am learning to write and speak of my true feelings for myself,
that's how I can let go sooner and love fuller.
It's a mixture of speaking up and speaking in,
reaching out and reaching in."
~ Sabrina Ward Harrison
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
can't remember if i ever highlighted this band before on alathea.
they are AMAZING!!!
you could too.
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
funny story of the evening:
justin was grilling up some hamburgers and hot dogs and he was out on the balcony.
the hamburgers were frozen together so he was using a knife to try and seperate them.
well he was pulling and off flung 2 burgers down to the grassy knoll beneath our balcony. almost hit our neighbors balcony. hahahahaha......this made me really laugh!! anyways, he ran down there picked them up and put them back on the grill.
oh that was so funny to me.
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Friday, May 09, 2008
early tomorrow morning i will be off running through garage sales!
the thrill of the hunt.....very excited.
mothers day came early for me with a lovely surprise from Justin.
As we got into the car this morning to go spend time with karen, kiley and victoria.
justin pointed out a surprise.....
it was none other than The Weepies album, say i am you and fantastic eco-friendly Thank You cards.
i couldn't have felt more celebrated.
we're off for the weekend.
Grace and Peace.
"Both candle and the moth crazy around it.
say who I am. Say I am you." -rumi
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
check it.
Saturday, June 14th our church is actually gonna host this event.
should be pretty cool.
come to it if you can.
HERE is the link.
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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
IN LOVE....where the heck have i been??!!!
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came across this cool website....man, 3 posts in one day...crazy.
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a quick post while i am thinking of it.
adelaide and i took a trip to The Little Seed this morning and while we were there it got me thinking.
everything in there is VERY expensive and not to mention healthy products in general are more expensive.
i understand the whys but it is very annoying.
i mean when these are the things that our children should be playing with/wearing/drinking from why are they not affordable for all.
it really chaps my hide.
so really now, the only people who can use non contaminated stuff are the ones that can afford it.
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Saturday, May 03, 2008
Night #1 without Justin...DONE.
i spoke with justin this morning and he had a bit of a rough night.
couldn't quite get comfortable and is still trying to fight off this cold.
i hope he is enjoying today at least a little.
today we went to the The Commons and looked at the turtles, fish and birds.
adelaide just loved it.
this evening we'll go over to our friends house for an early dinner and then head back home.
you know...everyone isn't perfect.
actually no one really is.
everyone does things differently. i like that about people. lots to learn that way.
sometimes its hard how folks do things differently.
when it rubs up against "your way."
judgement is very powerful and can be awfully hurtful.
i've just been thinking about that alot lately.
i judge alot (usually in my head the most).
i just wish i could offer everyone around me more grace to be who they are.
i mean, i understand that iron sharpens iron and that growth and movement are part of this journey, the one i signed up for but i want more grace in my life.
i want justin to be showered in the grace that it is okay to think the way he does and go about solving problems the way he does and that i am not always right.
i want my friends/family to know it's okay to be who they are around me.
i desire to be a more flexible person.
that is all for now.
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Friday, May 02, 2008
justin has left the building.
he is away this weekend working at the Stagecoach Festival.
i hate being here alone with adelaide even if only for a weekend.
i am sure we will all make it through with flying colors but it still stinks.
this week has been a rough week for me.
just really struggling through some stuff.
i don't know that i'd be able to articulate my thoughts very well.
so, i may just stick to some surface stuff.
haven't been reading any good books lately.
as for childrens books...i love "slowly, slowly, slowly said the sloth." what childrens books do you love?
are you excited to see the movie Son of Rambow? i am very excited about it (although we will need to wait till video). I heard a great review on npr driving home this evening. can't wait.
just a random tidbit.....did you guys know that china has alot to do with what is going on in darfur. I wasn't really aware until this afternoon. very interesting.
i am learning more and more about homeschooling. i don't have any idea where my family will end up on the education end but I am starting our reasearch now. more and more of my close friends are choosing homeschooling for their kiddos. that is interesting. i am very interested in Waldorf Schools, although i can say with confidence we will probably NEVER be able to afford it. Private Schools, Public Schools....who knows. But there sure is a lot to think about.
Well, i am going to begin my weekend home alone.
"You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. Do the thing you think you cannot do." -- Eleanor Roosevelt
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Thursday, May 01, 2008
here is a blog i can't help but pass along.
what a powerful place for women/men who have also walked a similar journey.
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interesting website of the morning...
this guy is not throwing away any of his trash for a year...keeping it in his basement AND documenting what is in there...interesting right.
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THEATER REVIEW; Starving Artists Making Unenviable Choices
By ALVIN KLEIN
Published: August 27, 1995
MADISON— THE artist scrimps to survive, putting aside a ruble here, a ruble there, to get through the week. Under such circumstances, only an admirer with money and social prominence is useful. The devotee who applauds from the gallery and sends verses, even bouquets, cannot rival the patron of the arts who can buy out the orchestra seats, at benefit prices.
In "Artists and Admirers," produced by the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, the 19th-century playwright Alexander Ostrovsky is not making such a pragmatic pronouncement out of the depths of cynicism or with a reach for satire. This statement seems wrested from a soul devoted to art but wounded by the ways of the world.
It is one thing to consider Ostrovsky (Turgenev's contemporary, Chekhov's precursor) in a historical context. In his time, actors, essentially the artists of whom he writes, led serflike existences. What astonishes a contemporary audience is that the play's issues -- the purpose of art, the conflicts between the purely good and the necessarily material, the crisis in arts support -- carry a punch so topical that it seems less relevant to consider Ostrovsky in retrospect than to listen to him as a voice of conscience for the approaching millennium. Indeed, it is likely that the concerns one perceives in the play here and now would have been disregarded even 50 years ago in this country.
Ultimately, Ostrovsky's plot drives Sasha, a young actress with promise, beauty and a pitiful wardrobe, to choose between her impoverished lover, the young tutor Petya, and a new benefactor, Velikatov, who just may be treating Sasha as the dalliance of the month. But Velikatov buys her dresses.
As the audience understandably roots for the charming and rich Velikatov, with his high life and his estate, filled with acres of splendid horses, turkeys and swans, over Petya, who has only intensity to spare, it provides its own commentary on our collective loss of innocence. It is impossible to cheer for Sasha, whichever way she turns.
Ostrovsky wrote about art and scruples, but he also wrote about sex and money, and he knew how to elicit the rush of a last-minute announcement that the train is about to pull away. But the extraordinary colors in this thickly layered play extend beyond the question of how Sasha will make up her mind in the scene near a railway station with Velikatov, after a night in the garden with Petya. Here, then, is another Ostrovsky discovery by the festival, the second in two seasons (following last summer's "Diary of a Scoundrel"), to gladden the summer and reignite a lust for theater.
In thanks, send bouquets (donations would be more to the point) to Bonnie J. Monte. In her own eminently accessible and actable adaptation, Ms. Monte balances the text's philosophical truths, realistic intrusions and considerable entertainment values.
A theater adventure of this magnitude deserves plush velvet draperies and many-tiered settings -- a grand samovar at least -- to adorn its rich texture. But Ms. Monte remains captive to a no-tech stage. She puts a spectacle upon it anyway, with 15 actors moving fluidly in the illusion of a mise-en-scene, a stage within a stage.
Among a gallery of splendid characters, Narokov (played by Herman Petras) may be the most lingering. The elderly man sold his estate to renovate a theater and is content to be a subservient worshiper of the arts, now that his money has run out. In his poignant rendering, Mr. Petras turns Narokov's resolve -- "I cannot bear to leave the theater" -- into a cry from the heart.
Amanda Ronconi (Sasha) winningly conveys honesty's virtues and flirts with danger, although she has yet to inflame the character. Bruce Turk (Petya) is the insistent agent of an eternal struggle, delivering the line "In the realm of moral law, we are all equal" with a transforming conviction that ideals will not die and people will be improved. Yes, this is heady stuff.
Judith Anna Roberts as Sasha's poor mother, bemoaning a life that "has not been a day at the park," is frantic to change it all. Edmond Genest brings a marvelously indigenous Russian melancholy to Velikatov, the benevolent businessman, master of emotional negotiations, bored with privilege, yet fully aware of how to flaunt it.
It is no news that the festival's esthetic turnaround since Ms. Monte took artistic charge almost five years ago is one of the affirming signs about New Jersey's recent theater history. Still, the festival's regard for and trust in audience taste and openness is newly revealing. For confirmation, one had but to sit in on a discussion after last Saturday's matinee, during which the audience and the actors were engaged in arguing about character motivations and the play's political ramifications.
Afterward, no one was overheard talking about dinner or shopping. The buzz was about Sasha's relationship with her mother, about Narokov's motives, about whether there is room for the Petyas of the world and about the National Endowment for the Arts.
Ms. Monte has moved on, from doing something right to doing something essential. ARTISTS AND ADMIRERS New Jersey Shakespeare Festival Bowne Theater, Drew University 36 Madison Avenue, Madison Through Sept. 10. Performances Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 8 P.M.; Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 and 8 P.M.; Sundays at 2 and 7 P.M. (201) 408-5600.
Photo: Amanda Ronconi and Bruce Turk in "Artists and Admirers," at the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival. (Gerry Goodstein)


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My best friend and ex boyfriend and I have been close since the beginning of our high school friendship. We dated for a year when we were both in grade 9. The reason we broke up was because we spent much too much time together which lead us to argue. The love between the two of us was incredible. After breaking up, we both ended up dating other people for a few months, neither relationship worked out and we both found each other talking and wanting to reunite our friendship. Since then we have become friends again, and more recently, gotten "closer". We were strictly JUST friends for about 6 or so months after we started talking, but for the past two years, we have been having great "fun" together. The way I see it, is that we are happier now than when we were dating, because we never fight anymore. We hug, kiss, everything a normal couple would do together, besides have a label. I've told him I clearly have feelings for him and he feels the same about me but that is as far as that conversation ever went. I'm extremely happy being his girl, but I really need to let him know that I want more than this, after two years I really need him to decide if were going to date, or call this whole "together but not, friends with benefits" type thing off. He isn't using me for sex or anything, he treats me very well, I would just really like to be his girlfriend about now. I want to do this properly, by like... Surprising him? He loves video games and animals, I just want to do something cute and straight forward but not to the point where he feels uncomfortable or anything. Should I make a cake? Should I surprise him with flowers and a candle lit dinner, please help?
I need to let him know, he's all I want.
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- G-Shit
- How U Ridin'
- Like That
- Full Of Dat Shit (Feat. Lil' Boosie)
- Give Me That (Feat. Bun B)
- Crank It Up
- Laid Way Back
- Gutta Bitch
- I Got That (Feat. Lil' Boosie)
- What Is It
- Back Up (Feat. Lil' Boosie)
- Bad Bitch
- Mind Ya' Business
- Come Here Bitch (Feat. Mannie Fresh)
- Retarded
- Gotta Show Me U Worth It (Feat. B.G.)
- U Don't Want That (Feat. Lil' Boosie & Big Head)
- Bad Bitch Remix (Feat. Trina)
- Rádio interpreta
- Rok vydání: 2005
- Žánry: Rap
- Vydavatelství: Atlantic
- Text písničky
[Verse 1]
I'm stackin,rappin but if I just so happen was itI probably would be posted up thugin, sellin crack are somethin
I had 2 leave it alone cause the rats are something
Look kike my return won't be long
The streets keep asking 4 me
Young savage on the mound game ova now
I'm in Houston and A Town where's the muthafuckin crown
I don't have no fuckin friends
I'm solo now
Put my trust and my mack 10 bitch don't let me down
Just fuck wit them that's makin me sick
Sbroil bitches don't want share
So I'm taking dis shit
I'm a 110 street cat and had my back against tha hope
No money, no love,just tears,weed, blood, and hoes
I'm like slim these niggas don't feel my pain
A ninety-nine problems and but a bitch ain't one
Ghetto stories, gangsta musik, thank big labels ain't come
Shitd we just trying see which one
I'm so retarded
And I'm gon all hard and
My game mutheafuckin bitch brains up
And I just getting started
They hate 2 see a nigga ballin
They rather see a nigga coughin
But rap money, street money I'm gon see money
Bitch nigga ragarded
[Verse 2]
If the shit ain't funny den I can't grin And if it don't make money it don't make sense If you really
ain't bout nothing You better zip your lips cause around here stuntin nigga emp yo clip
My grand so ridickuless You can call me da clips
Cause I slap all my bitches you can call me a pimp I'm like the hood candy lady
I got them chips
I got hoes wit J.Lo faces and Beyonce hips
2 home boys doin 7 can't wait till da touch
So many people up in heaven dat I miss so much
vest up up wit my chest and stomach not becuz I'm scared
But no they coming i hope they don't shoot 4 my head
[Verse 3]
18 riding lacks nigga
How you hate dat?
Do it big bad bitch give me dat shake back nigga
y'all ain't got do shit
Just leave it 2 me Push record 4 yo boyand lay back and kick up yo beat
turn up da beat
A pen paper give me one sheet Put a barcode on it
Disrebute dis heat
I got tha biggest fuckin bug buzzin in dis streets
I know you heard a young savage Trill E-N-T
But you forgot bout me
Thought i was gone where i'm gone go
I run dis mutha fucker
I'm the spice in da gumbo
I'm bout my fuckin paper man dats all I fuckin want more
you gone gets wats mine
Oh no, you a dumb hoe
Still good,still can get you right on da down low
It never snow in Baton Rouge
I'm da nigga wit da snow
2 let y'all niggas do y'all thang so I hope y'all been gettin it
Wat up playa
I'm da new mayor of da city nigga
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Kathi's News & the Fishwrap
Monday, April 11, 2011
An Idol
Sometimes we bloggers are going through tough times and we don't let on. I've been going through a bit of a struggle for the last four years. I switched from being a full time stay at home mom and homeschooling my four children, to working part time and now having them in public school. I did this from the wishes of my husband. Honestly, I am so happy and at peace. Here is where the struggle comes in...
I still had all of my books. Books to remind me that I failed at homeschooling. Curriculum to remind me that some day maybe I'll be a full time teacher in public school and I will use these again (used this excuse just so I could hold on to these books longer-- not wanting to give up my dream).
These books had become an anchor weighing me down. They were actually an idol to me. Don't get me wrong, these very books could be in another mother's home and serving their purpose just fine. Not in my home. You see instead of inquiring of the Lord to how I should teach, or even to ask His help, I trusted in more curriculum. I used more stuff as my security.
I bought more and more until my shelves were exploding. (No, this is not my house, I got it off the Internet). When we choose to trust in something other than our Lord God, it becomes an idol. It dawned on me one day when my sister Kelli looked at my bookshelves and said, "You don't have much confidence, do you Kathi?" She was right. It was clear that I was not trusting in God. I bought every curriculum from every company just to stay afloat and just to hope that I could do well.
After failing, and putting my kids in public school, they began to thrive. I did too. I took baby steps in trusting God through each day. My new trust was in the Lord and not in hiding at home and cowering in curriculum. My sister, Kelli, who still home schools, is doing a fabulous job. She trusts in the Lord. Well, I trust in the Lord and I know now that my kids are right where they need to be. Okay, back to the curriculum...
It was time to rid my shelves of all of those beloved books. They had a hold on me; after all, they had become an idol to me. I made a phone call and soon it was over. I delivered the books box by box to a deserving home school mother. I never looked back. I do pray that she loves them and rejoices at receiving them for her children and they are used fully.
I myself feel light and the weight has been lifted. The thought of having anything more to do with these books became distasteful to me. Those books are not an idol to their new owner, but they were to me. I'm no longer in the snare and trap Satan had laid for me. I'm walking with new eyes into this new chapter of my life, with bare shelves and a clean slate. I am free to be the wife and mother my family needs.
Praise God!! I must tell you that many time I froze in fear and terror when loading those boxes. I have an inkling of what a hoarder feels. I cried many tears. I failed at what I longed to do and someone else gets to succeed; and using "MY" books. Ugh, I said it, the word "my." No, no, this is the part that is so tough. admitting that I don't get to succeed in this. My answer is this: Take one day at a time holding Jesus' hand.
I now have a place to display my thriftstore cookbooks; so cheerful, they look; a tiny joy for me. I not only have the fun of starting a new season in my life, but I get to watch the fruit from obeying the Lord and placing my faith in Him, not in things. I believe that this really is God's plan for me. Four years ago when I said, "yes" to my husband about public school, I was elated. My smile was so huge at the grocery store while pushing my cart.
I couldn't stop smiling and thanking the Lord for being right there with me. I'm sure people noticed. They may have wondered. That, my friends, is peace that only the Lord can give. This kind of peace has no other explanation.
Blessings, Kathi
"My eyes are ever on the LORD, for only he will release my feet from the snare." Psalm 25:15
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Geulhemmerberg rankings
Difficulty ranking world: 12307 (all)
Ranking Netherlands: 29 (all)
Ranking South Limburg Hills: 20(all)
Difficulty score: 15.96 what?
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The Geulhemmerberg is situated in Limburg (NL). This climb belongs to the South Limburg Hills.
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I give myself like a 7
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honestly, a 5.5. you don't really seem like my type so i might be lowballing you but i'm sure that some girls would buy what you're selling00|00|0
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We all know what a great writer Virginia Woolf was and I absolutely loved her 'A Room of One's Own', but not many of us know how she conquered her severe depression that she had fallen into after her beloved brother Thoby died in 1906. I will come to that later, for now I would love to share with you all a real story of one of my friends who suffered from obesity. Now, most of you must be by this time thinking that I am writing some medical journal but these separate mosaics will soon give you a clear and coherent picture of what I wish so earnestly to convey. So, the obesity of that girl took a toll on her confidence and she started to avoid social gatherings like plague. This made her have more junk and this cycle made her even more overweight. Now, being a close friend I knew what was at the root of this issue. It was not weight; the problem was deeper and obesity issues were mild tremors of a constant quake going on inside, silently. She had had a bitter breakup and was feeling cheated and used. On top of that, she could not even discuss this matter with anyone as this would have fuelled nasty gossip. Then, she decided upon a solution that cleansed her mind and body and now, after two years, she is out of her weight issues as she has conquered her inner frustration.
Remember the movie 'Pinjar' in which a helpless Puro's story and her rapist Rashid's love for her moved us. The movie was based on a novel by the same name by well known writer Amrita Pritam but not many of us know that she had lost her mother at a very young age and fell into depression but the way she overcame it put her in the club of Woolf and my friend. By now you must have guessed- the panacea I have been talking about is writing. Woolf overcame her depression by writing and produced literary gems like 'Mrs. Dalloway', 'Waves' and 'To the Lighthouse'. There are many writers as well as common people who have won over their inner demons by pouring it all in their writing and that is why every worthy piece of writing has its origin in some pain.
There is also a very clear link of obesity and depression, for people who are sullen and unhappy within especially tend to over eat junk and sweets in order to spike their energy levels and mood, and this junk creates havoc for the body in long run. Later, after few months when they realize how deteriorated and shapeless their body has become, they fall even deeper into the pit of darkness. This cycle can claim lives too; suicides because of depression are common. Medical researches claim that more that 60% of all diseases are psychosomatic, that is, physical disorders stemming from emotions and manifesting themselves in deadly ways like TB, Cancer and the like.
So, Virginia Woolf and Amrita Pritam made diamonds of the dirt life threw at them and their shine still allures readers the world over. If you suffer from any such thing like a bitter breakup, some old abuse, some relationship trauma or an unfulfilled desire, it is far better to vent all emotions in a personal journal rather than telling the whole world about it and create further troubles or inevitably become an object of unwanted sympathy.
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