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Instead of shoveling snow, pack those bags and head to Florida's Space Coast for a holiday getaway! There's so much fun taking place, so don't miss out on these events. Scroll down the page to see events happening on Saturday's throughout December and one-time Christmas events.
Saturdays through December 17
Santa is coming to town and The Avenue Viera is inviting the whole family out to enjoy breakfast with him. Savor a special breakfast with Santa while you get filled with Christmas cheer. Children will have the chance to visit with Santa and take pictures with him. Space is limited and reservations required.
Saturdays through December 17
Historic Downtown Melbourne invites you to enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of the holiday season. Downtown shops will remain open late, and lit with white candles and holiday lights! Many will offer special discounts and serve such holiday refreshments such as cakes, cookies, teas, apple cider, coffee and hot chocolate. Each evening will feature a variety of holiday entertainment with musicians, choirs, carolers, carriage rides and of course 'Father Christmas' strolling through downtown. So bring your family or grab some friends and join Downtown Melbourne this holiday season!
Select Dates through December 18
Lights of Hope is an outdoor Christmas lights festival scheduled to arrive December 2, 2016 running first three weekends in December from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at Titusville's Sand Point Park.
Select Dates through December 18
Nine-year-old Ralphie Parker wants one thing for Christmas, and one thing only: An Official Red Ryder Range Model Carbine Action BB Gun. There's only one problem: everyone else is convinced he'll shoot his eye out! Undeterred, he begins his saga of convincing all the necessary players, from his sweet but protective Mother, to his straightlaced teacher, Miss Shields, all the way to Santa Claus himself. Filled with quirky and lovable characters, this zany, heartfelt, and nostalgic musical is as delightful as the biggest, shiniest present under the tree on Christmas morning.
Select Dates through December 18
A holiday classic from the writer of the musical theater classic, "The Music Man!" Based on the movie of the same name, "Miracle On 34th Street" features a book and score by none other than Meredith Wilson. Single mother, Doris Walker, doesn't want her 6-year-old daughter Susan's head filled with romantic notions. Their neighbor Fred Gailey tries to woo Doris by charming Susan and taking her to see Santa Claus at Macy's, where Doris works. Doris is not impressed but when it turns out Macy's Santa may in fact be the real Kris Kringle, a wave of love spreads across New York City that melts even the most cynical hearts. This joyous, heart-warming musical is pure family entertainment, the perfect holiday treat!
Select Dates through December 24
Just two actors portray all the crazy citizens in the rural town of Tuna, Texas — young, old, male, female — in a frenzy of quick costume and character changes. Their annual Christmas Yard Display Contest sets the lunacy in motion. A mysterious "Christmas Phantom," known for vandalizing the yard displays, threatens to throw the contest into turmoil, while Joe Bob Lipsey struggles to mount his production of A Christmas Carol despite numerous vexations and obstacles.
Select Dates through December 31
All December long, strap on your jingle bells and head to the Brevard Zoo for a flurry of festive fun! During the first few days of winter break, you'll have the chance to enjoy a blizzard of activities including animal encounters, games, crafts and a DJ! Best of all, the zoo's keepers will be presenting some of the animals with holiday "gifts" and other seasonal enrichment items. (Be sure to check the schedule posted at the entrance each day.) Santa and Mrs. Claus will be available for photos from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on December 22 and 23. All events and activities are free with zoo admission.
Through January 1, 2017
Come and enjoy the lights any night of the week from 6:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. More than 2.7 million twinkling holiday lights will ignite the night sky at Wickham Park in Melbourne November 21, 2016 through January 1, 2017. The Space Coast Lightfest is a holiday themed drive-through event transforming Wickham Park into a virtual winter wonderland. This family oriented celebration features shimmering lights and animated displays and draws more than 15,000 vehicles annually. This event is open on Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day! Hayrides are open every Thursday and Friday until Christmas.
December 1
Starting the season with a bang is the Gift of Light tree lighting and firework spectacular in Parrish Health Village Park. While attending this event you can meet Buddy, Jovi and other special elves. Enjoy games and prizes, face painting, cookie decorating, musical performances, complimentary baked goods and hot chocolate, and photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Tree lighting ceremony starts at 7 p.m. The evening will conclude with fireworks.
December 2
'Tis the season to...RUN! Enjoy a beautiful night of Christmas music, lights and jingle bells as you run this holiday 5K in Titusville. All participants will receive a race shirt, refreshments, jingle bells and admission to Lights of Hope - Festival of Holiday Lights. Must pre-register to guarantee a T-shirt.
December 2
Let It Snow Downtown Street Party will be held Friday, December 2 in Downtown Titusville. Enjoy, live local music, local dance theater and martial arts performances. Local food vendors and food trucks will line the streets. In addition, Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus will arrive to welcome the holiday season and allow for photos to be taken on his sled for all children young and old.
December 3
The only Nutcracker you must see this season! This magical Christmas tradition is an artistic masterpiece produced by Kirov Ballet trained director, Janna Kirova and features internationally acclaimed principal Dusty Botton. With talented professional dancers and elegant costumes, The Space Coast Ballet's The Nutcracker rivals any production in New York City or elsewhere.
December 3
Cocoa Beach Main Street welcomes you to the first annual Cocoa Beach Winter Festival. This event will include real snow in front of Cocoa Beach City Hall, Santa Claus, a Christmas train, stilt walkers, Christmas music, crafts, vendors and much more.
December 3-4
Celebrate the spirit of Christmas at Cocoa Village's Annual Art & Craft Holiday Bazaar. This free event features over 200 exhibitors, a kids' zone, and entertainment.
December 10, 2016
Come out and join the 21st Annual Reindeer Run and experience the holiday spirit with runners from all over. BCSO PAL is a non-profit built on making a positive impact on the youth of Brevard County. Their mission is to provide leadership, team building and self-esteem improvement, and promote a drug free and alcohol free lifestyle through positive law enforcement interaction, education and athletic programs.
December 10
Ring in the holiday season on the water at the Cocoa Beach Holiday Boat Parade on Saturday, December 10 starting at 6 p.m. The parade will run along the eastern shoreline of the Banana River from the 520 Causeway to the Pineda Causeway. Make sure you bring lawn chairs and blankets!
December 10
The City of Melbourne's Holiday Parade will be held on Saturday, December 10. Sit back and enjoy the wonders of the Melbourne area as the hometown feeling of Christmas is brought to you. There will be locally made and designed floats from girl scout and boy scout troops, local businesses, churches, and other local community groups. Bands, ROTC groups, and dance teams will also perform. Oh and don't forget Santa!
December 10
Brevard County Parks and Recreation - Central Area Parks Operation, the City of Cocoa and the City of Rockledge invites you to this year's Cocoa/ Rockledge Holiday Parade on Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 6 p.m. The parade will begin at Rockledge High School on Florida Ave., continue through the streets of Historic Cocoa Village and will end at Cocoa's Riverfront Park.
December 11
For those looking to get in the Christmas spirit, the Christmas Fit-Mas 3K will be a great time. This 3K event in Viera benefits the Suntree Viera Youth Athletics and Hospitality Life. Participants are encouraged to wear their best Santa costume and enter the costume contest. Plus, moisture wicking race T-shirts for all particpants, race food and drink by Pizza Gallery & Grill, prizes and a free elf run for all kis. Race starts at 6 p.m. Registration starts at 4:30 p.m. and the family fun celebration starts at 7 p.m.
December 17
This celebrated Charles Jones adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is rich with thrilling ensemble music, alive with color and movement and is created to tell this great and enduring tale in a manner that people of all ages will enjoy. Woven throughout this classic tale are beautiful new arrangements and moving renditions of holiday songs such as "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," "Wassail Wassail" "Good Christian Men Rejoice," "Away in a Manger," "Greensleeves," "The Boar's Head Carol," and many more. Featuring a cast of 23 performers, live musicians, and Broadway-style scenery and costumes, audiences cherish this sumptuous holiday classic.
December 17
The Jingle Bell 2-miler is part of the 2016-17 Running Zone Foundation Race Series and a great way to start off the holiday week leading up to Christmas and New Year's Day. Participants will get jingle bells for their shoes, as well as Santa hats for the first 500 entrants. Wear your best holiday costume for your chance to win an award, and a special appearance by Santa and Zippy is also planned.
December 17
Each year the city of Satellite Beach and the Banana River Sail & Power Squadron team provide the opportunity for all boaters to decorate their boats, and demonstrate their originality as they share the Christmas spirit with all. Participants should start assembling at 6 p.m. at the north end of Satellite Beach's Grand Canal and travel south.
December 21 - January 1, 2017
Celebrate the season at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, where the holidays go high-tech with the first-of-its-kind "Spirit of Exploration" show – a holiday projection mapping set against the side of a Saturn 1B rocket – as well as the Rocket Garden Light Show and plenty of holiday décor.
December 17-18
Surfside Playhouse is proud to host an outstanding act for your entertainment pleasure. Celebrate the season with A Rat Pack Christmas live onstage! The national-touring tribute band "The Pack is Back" will take you back to the days when Frank, Dean and Sammy would lighten your step with song and laughter. Come and be apart of a blast from the past, holiday classics mixed with all the great songs and comedic skits that will leave you dying for more.
December 24
In December 2009, George Trosset, his son George Jr., with his wife Britteny, paddled out for a Christmas Eve surf. Over the past 6 years, the gathering has grown to nearly 300 Surfing Santas in the ocean at the same time. Surfing Santas has evolved into an annual gathering of surfer enthusiasts from near and far who share the ride of Christmas magic. It's the one day a year that all surfers share all the waves at this local surf spot in Cocoa Beach. This Christmas event in Cocoa Beach cannot be missed! On December 24, 2016 at 8 a.m. EST, at 2 Minuteman Causeway in Cocoa Beach, Florida, this fantastically fun event will happen again. Hundreds of Surfing Santas will gather to ride the waves and share fun in the sun for the 8th annual Surfing Santas event. This is all for a good cause. All proceeds benefit two local non-profits, the "Grind for Life" organization and the Florida Surf Museum.
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I am the product of a long line of body loathers. I grew up in a family where my body type was the subject of derision, and nicknamed "The Hellsten Curse". My indoctrination began as a small child when I listened to my mother lament the long list of physical faults she saw in herself. After which she would always apologise with the same words, "Sorry love, but you look like me". A simple sentence that over time shaped the way I viewed myself.
Such thinking was not isolated to my mother. All my female relatives ascribed to this way of thinking. It was, and is, a bond that holds us tightly. A review of photos of female kin past and present, has always been a time to mourn our genetic lot in life and highlight any unappealing physical traits we were bound to re-produce. Family gatherings a chance to join together and rue our physical imperfections. Never did I hear a single bodily affirmation. Compliments were dispensed of with precision shots, that clearly re-established the negative norm to it's rightful place. Always there is a competition to see who can denigrate one's self the most. We are truly independent women. We put ourselves down, we don't require anyone else to chime in.
Over my 37 years I have learnt the lessons of my female kin well. I look in the mirror and see only faults. I look in the mirror and see all the ways I will never be perfect. Not that I necessarily know what perfection looks like, I simple know it is something I will never achieve. I know I will never be good enough and in that moment I realise I am truly one of the clan. There is something comforting in that moment, and something equally disturbing. It is only in more recent years I have come to identify and question the status quo.
Why do we tear ourselves down with such ferocity? Why is this the thing we have chosen to bond over? Is this really the lesson we wish to teach not only our daughters, but also our sons? We have created a mythical beauty than none can achieve. That in a sense doesn't need quantifiable attributes as long as it remains the menacing shadow that looms in the distance controlling our lives. We doom ourselves to failure. We doom ourselves to a life of self-loathing. To the unassailable knowledge that we will never be good enough. That physical beauty and spiritual beauty are inexorably linked. In the moment that realization hits, we achieve unity through our united worthlessness.
A quick review of my body reminds me that I will never reach that mythical perfection. There are stretchmarks from my pregnancies. There are scars from surgeries and the simple scrapes of childhood. My misshapen feet are a constant reminder of a life-long love of high heels. My skin bears the marks of youthful summers spent in the harsh Australian sun. My hair is streaked with incandescent silver strands. In more recent years my body has shown the ravages of chronic illness. My skin has changed both in colour and texture. My body shape has altered through the combined effects of age, illness and medication effects. As 40 approaches, gravity is making it's presence felt more strongly as my rear end heads south (and east and west) and my boobs sag in their inevitable quest to find my waist. And I realise now that a choice must be made to accept and embrace these changes, to cut the ties that have bound physical worthiness to that of spiritual worthiness. Or, to continue on the same path and doom my spirit to a slow and lingering death as I continue to long for something that will never exist.
Such positive thinking about myself is alien to my make up. To be comfortable in my own skin does not sit well. It feels as if I am betraying my heritage. As if I am abandoning my familial traditions. And yet I know I must. So much time has been wasted. Generations lost to the plague of self-loathing. We have all been too fat, too thin, too tall, too short,..., too something, for far too long.
So I've made a choice to change. I'm going to ignore that little voice. I'm not going to play the game. I'm going to make a deliberate effort to grant myself the kindness and acceptance that I naturally give to others. I'm going to re-write my internal dialogue. Every line, every mark, to be accepted as a sign post to my life. The good, the bad and the ugly all rolled up in one 30-something package. And every day I'm going to tell myself that that's okay. And every day I will believe it a little more.
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The Arts and Crafts Christmas market in Neuchâtel is full of beautifully crafted items. Each stall is a reflection of the artist that is selling their goods and no stall is alike. It is held inside a kind of enclosed tent which is nice and warm.
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Pledging is a decision to commit to a goal of giving a portion of our resources and sticking to it. A pledge is disciplined giving, a commitment with a purpose. It can be made by letter or email at any time, and of course through the annual pledge card mailed out in the fall. Those who pledge may receive offering envelopes by which they can give their donation spaced out over the year. A pledge is also a spiritual decision, to sacramentally give a portion of our income back to God.
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Letter from the Stewardship Chair introducing this year's campaign
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Making Friends Online
Making Friends Online
Trust is the new global currency. The internet's strong pull to connect provides an amazing new community of creatives, professionals, students, and curious people looking to meet and interact. Farmers from the outskirts of Melbourne tweet tech developers in Kenya, while New Yorkers and young Londoners search for start-up cash from crowdfunding sites and offline venture capitalists.
Taking note, brands are shifting to encourage engagement; taking it a step further than just comments and likes, they're moving roles from 'salesperson' to 'host.' Instagram holds 'Instameets,' Twitter hashtags and Snapchat stories curate strangers into a single unit, all while Facebook Events facilitate conversations among strangers. More and more, people are taking a genuine, real approach to these online community.
Connection, collaboration, and skill-sharing wildly enhance and further today's ideas. The power that lies behind incorporating feedback, opinion, and differing perspective goes further than UX. In that power lies the opportunity to innovate. The opportunity to reinvent and redesign things we take for granted, and build the things we'll take for granted in a few years. That's why the internet, and the heaps of communities that come along with it, are so damn great.
But with meeting new people, comes an issue of trust. The power of incorporating perspective is only as strong as the trust you have for its source. The screen prevents us from enacting upon 'a gut reaction.' Body language is hidden. Social queues are hidden. Converting online connections to offline friends becomes a risk, and the faith behind the mutual interest becomes the steam driving the interaction.
You ask yourself: "How much do I believe in this? Should I bring a friend to our meeting?" I wonder what their Twitter profile looks like?"
Doubt begins creeping.
Each passing thought spurs negativity; what makes the internet so great, also plays to its downfall. But behind that black screen of doubt lies the potential of positivity. Behind that black screen lies the power of feedback, opinion, and differing perspective. Behind that black screen lies the opportunity to reinvent and redesign things we take for granted. Behind that black screen lies someone else doubting you.
Trust. It's something we're told is earned, not given. But our landscape has changed; apps like Tinder and Bumble are based on offline interactions. Instameets are a pinnacle part of Instagram's expansion. Human connection is something we're losing, but the very things that are taking them away give us an opportunity to reclaim that touch. As a society we're circling back to physical, organic meetings.
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FLEXO Magazine : February 2010
www.flexography.org FEBRUARY 2010 FLEXO 39 higher press speeds, increased press capacity, less common cause variation and lower overall process waste. As with any new technology there was a learning curve. Digital plate print variables are more finely tuned than those of a conventional analog plate solution. Therefore, the unique dot structure that gives digital photopolymer plates their increased tonal range had to be treated differently. Printers soon realized that press impression, and the individual ele- ments of the print package (plate, tape, ink) needed to work together to achieve optimal quality. MINIMAL IMPRESSION IS KEY If you were to poll today 's printers and converters about how much impression is necessary to be successful, you would have many different answers and opinions. Some believe you must squeeze the plate to adequately transfer the ink knowing full well that high dot gain and premature plate wear are a likely consequence of this action. Others believe that a "kiss impression" is the best way to achieve optimized highlight dot reproduction, but are concerned about the possibility of sacrificing solid ink density. Regardless of their route, most printers agree that minimal impression is the key, and are constantly searching for ways to balance dot gain and solid density. HARD DUROMETER PLATES With the development and introduction of higher durometer digital plates, companies now have the opportunity to print both fine highlights while enjoying an adequate solid ink density. "High durometer digital plates have been gaining in popularity over the last 10 years and are now the plate of choice in Europe" says Jan Scharfenberg, technical manager, DuPont Packaging Graphics Europe. "The current genera- tion of hard digital plates is robust enough to handle higher impression without prematurely slurring the dot or collapsing the cushion." So why don't hard durometer plates enjoy wider accep- tance in North America? A commonly voiced concern is that past experience has shown that a hard durometer plate will deliver excellent dot quality but may not offer a satisfactory solid. Given the capabilities of traditional mounting tapes, this was probably a valid concern at one time. However, the latest advancements in cushion tape technology have changed the rules balancing both dot quality and solid ink density, and an increasing number of North American printers are moving to hard digital plates. FIRMER MOUNTING TAPE As with photopolymer plates, cushion mounting tapes have also gone through an evolution and diversification of their own. As the variety and capability of tapes expanded, our un- derstanding of how to optimize plate and tape combinations expanded as well, and the industry has come to the realiza- tion that a move to a hard durometer digital plate in combina- tion with a firmer tape will yield the best overall results. So how do we know that a hard digital plate and firmer tape will yield the best results? First, let's refer to the charts showing dot gain and density results from wide web film tests conducted with a series of print packages. All conditions were run with the same impression, anilox, sleeve, ink, print deck, doctor blade, press, operator and running speed. The only differences were the choice of plate and/or cushion tape. You'll note that when using a hard digital plate, the shift to a firmer tape had virtually no impact on dot gain, but caused a significant increase in solid density. Compare that to the results with the soft digital plate, where the choice of tape al- lowed you to optimize either dot gain or solid density, but not both simultaneously. Next, refer to Figures 1 and 2. Please note that with a soft tape more plate impression is required, to minimize pinholing in the solids, which compromises highlight dot quality. The bottom line is that a hard durometer digital plate in conjunction with a firmer, not hard, cushion tape will yield you a winning solution! Stan Riches, sales manager, graph- ics from Lohmann Technologies has confirmed, "For several years now, we've seen customers who previously used a soft foam tape for process printing achieve a significant improve- ment in dot gain control when they switched to our medium soft and firmer tape for process and combination printing." Ann Michaud, senior technical service specialist from 3M also commented that the "Mounting tape and plate work together on-press to deliver the desired print quality; moving to a harder durometer plate may also require a change to a firmer mounting tape to achieve the desired print result." FLEXOGRAPHY UNIQUENESS Flexo is a fascinating industry. We have many different size presses and therefore it should come as no surprise that cushion tape parameters for a narrow web press are prob- ably different than a wide web press. And likewise high speed gearless presses have different variables than geared press- es. As press width increases so does the chance of variation. Wide web presses typically require more plate impression due to the changes in caliper (sleeve TIR, tape, plate) over the width of the press. Firmer tapes help minimize this common cause variable enabling you to obtain acceptable print qual- ity with minimal plate and anilox impression. Narrow web presses are also unique in themselves. A hard durometer digital plate and a firmer tape is still the way to FIGURE 1. Print results of a hard plate and soft tape. TECHNOLOGIES & TECHNIQUES
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Posts Tagged 'Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association'
One quick note and one just for fun. The quickie, as of Sunday a new review is up on Amazon for TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH, by Andrew Suhrer, a fellow author. And it's for five stars too! In fact, all reviews both here and on B&N (three reviews there) are 5-star reviews, if I may so brag. (Though to keep myself honest, there are two on Goodreads that aren't quite as glowing.) Nevertheless, for the ones on Amazon one may press here.
And then the fun part, fellow poet and Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association member (and one-time editor of the SFPA journal STAR*LINE) Marge Simon posted a challenge a little while back, to compose a poem of twenty lines or less using the words "Vermin," "Theremin," "Decision," and "Vitamin," for e-publication in SFPA's newsletter. The best, also, would get an ice cream prize. A half dozen or so of us responded and while, no, the prize-winner wasn't mine, it was one of two that got honorable mentions.
Alas, I don't think there's a link to see all the poems if you're not a member, but for more on the SFPA (see also, March 29, 22, et al.) one may press here. And to read at least my poem, it's right below:
Vermin infested the theremin,
roaches by the look of them,
probably the same that invaded the drugstore' s
vitamin counter
two weeks before.
So now these super bugs
bursting with good health and bad decisions,
operating the instrument from inside,
wailed their hatred of all that was human
out beyond the stars.
Enjoy, enjoy!
You saw the announcement in part in the comments in yesterday's post, now hear it in full: my prize-fight poem, "Godzilla vs King Kong" (see March 29; August 12, 6 2016, et al.), has battled its way to . . . well . . . a three-way tie for third place in this year's Rhysling contest for best short poem. That's not the height of the fighters, mind you, but rather means poems of fewer than fifty lines, and Kong would tell you a third is a third and, even with others included, that's still a share in the purse. Or . . . but let's let the sponsors put it in their own words.
The Rhysling Anthology Editor and Award Chair, David C. Kopaska-Merkel, and the officers of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association are pleased to announce the winners of the 2017 Rhysling Awards. The organization was founded in 1978 to bring together poets and readers interested in science-fiction poetry. This year, there is a 3-way tie for Third Place in the Short Poem category.
Each year, the SFPA publishes the Rhysling Anthology, comprised of works nominated by its international membership for the Best Poems of the Year. The Rhyslings were first established in 1978, named for the blind poet Rhysling in Robert A. Heinlein's short story "The Green Hills of Earth." Rhysling's skills were said to rival Rudyard Kipling's. In real life, Apollo 15 astronauts named a crater near their landing site "Rhysling," which has since become its official name.
Winning works are regularly reprinted in the Nebula Awards Anthology from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. Rhysling Awards are considered in the speculative literature field to be the poetry equivalent of the awards given for prose — achievement awards given to poets by the writing peers of their own field of literature.
The Rhysling Awards will be formally presented at DiversiCon, in St. Paul (Bandana Square Best Western) by SFPA President, Bryan Thao Worra and other members of the SFPA executive committee. All members are welcome to attend the ceremony.
Short Poem
1st: "George Tecumseh Sherman's Ghosts"
Marge Simon • Silver Blade 32
2nd: "Build a Rocketship Contest: Alternative
Class A Instructions and Suggestions"
Wendy Rathbone • Asimov's SF January
3rd (tie):
"Godzilla vs. King Kong"
James S. Dorr • Dreams and Nightmares 103
"Richard Feynman's Commute"
Jon Wesick • The Were-Traveler Dec. 21
"The Box of Dust and Monsters"
Beth Davis Cato • Devilfish Review 17
Long Poem
1st : "Rose Child"
Theodora Goss • Uncanny 13
2nd: "The Rime of the Eldritch Mariner"
Adam Bolivar • Spectral Realms 5
3rd: "Not Like This"
Mary Soon Lee • Apex Magazine Aug. 4
For more on the Rhyslings and SFPA one may press here.
So came the announcement from Editor/Publisher Juliana Rew: It's hard to believe that summer's almost here. And so is the new anthology, CAT'S BREAKFAST: TRIBUTE TO KURT VONNEGUT. A double issue, it contains 30 all-original science fiction and fantasy short stories inspired by the wit and wisdom of the late Mr. Vonnegut, releasing on June 15.
An international group of new and established contributors to "Cat's Breakfast" makes this a remarkable and varied collection that is sure to please fans of science fiction/fantasy, humor, and horror. The ebook's available for pre-order on Amazon, and print books will follow shortly.
And so here it is, the lineup including my "Dead Girls, Dying Girls" (see April 27), a tale of a modern young lady . . . and bears . . . originally published in Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing's own tribute anthology, SO IT GOES, in 2013. While as for that ebook pre-order and other info, one need but press here.
Spooky Action by David A. Kilman
They Grow Up So Fast by Konstantine Paradias
The Jim-Aaargh School of Philosophy by Rati Mehrotra
Command Decision by James Beamon
Hear by Tim Jeffreys
Honour Killing by Iain Hamilton McKinven
Talk to the Animals by Jill Hand
The Pigeon Drop by Gregg Chamberlain
Formica Joe by Anne E. Johnson
One Is One by Vaughan Stanger
Emerging Grammars by Christopher Mark Rose
Picnic, with Xels by Keyan Bowes
Scenes from a Post-Scarcity, Post-Death Society by Peter Hagelslag
The Static Fall to a Standing Walk by Jason Lairamore
Beyond the Borders of Boredom by Ville Nummenpää
Snakes and Ladders by Rekha Valliappan
Drop Dead Date by August Marion
Monkeyline by Jonathan Shipley
Quality Testing by S. E. Foley
Dead Girls, Dying Girls by James Dorr
The Bringers by John J. Kennedy
The Confrontation Station by Ryan Dull
The Edge of Toska by Veronica Moyer
Violadors on the Run by Corrie Parrish
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The Losers' Crusade by Neil James Hudson
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Then in other info, it's one of those signs of spring becoming summer, and one of those little things sometimes buried under other activity, but the 2017 RHYSLING ANTHOLOGY(cf. April 19, 2, March 29, et al.) made a safe landing here in last Saturday's mail. This is the collection of award nominees in the Science Fiction and Poetry Association's annual Rhysling Competition, in which my prize fight poem "Godzilla vs. King Kong" appears in the Short Poem division (cf. March 29, February 22).
More information on the Rhysling Awards and the SFPA may be found here.
No, it isn't an early April Fool's trick and it is a new name (slightly), but the name was especially voted on to keep the initials the same. And so, as announced today, by fairly hefty vote margins the Science Fiction Poetry Association (SFPA) has become the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association (SFPA, though there was a minority vote to add an extra F for SFFPA). The change is simply a long-time-coming recognition that a lot of SFPA members actually write fantasy poetry, if one wants to be picky, and the name change parallels a similar change made some years ago by the SFWA (which is to say, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, once the Science Fiction Writers of America, which for a brief time then initialed itself the SFFWA with occasional members pronouncing the name as if they stuttered). So what's in a name? For nostalgia hounds, here presented is the old logo, which may take a little time to update and, new name or old name, the group still can be found by pressing here. (And between you and me, I write horror poetry, and I'm still a member.)


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We Are Proved Right Yet Again On Zimbabwe Military Establishment
The heady days of imagined salutes from Service Chiefs for Morgan Tsvangirai (above) are now long gone as it emerges officially that ZANU PF has refused to disband JOC, according to a report in the inimitable Zimbabwe Independent today. Tsvangirai is still barred from attending Joint Operations Command (JOC) meetings, after he was told that he is in charge of "policy" and not "operations". The refusal to disband JOC was first revealed on this blog more than six months ago and was disputed by MDC supporters desperate to believe their own hype about Tsvangirai's effectiveness in government. Now the truth is out.
And now we have been proved right. Yet again.
Harare, Zimbabwe, 18 December 2009
Regular readers will recall the vitriol poured on this blogger by MDC-Tsvangirai supporters in the aftermath of the first (and only) meeting of the National Security Council, which was supposed to replace the Joint Operations Command, a ZANU PF creation that oversaw the violent Presidential election run off last year.
We pointed out back then that this was merely for show, designed to shut Morgan Tsvangirai up and make MDC-T supporters happy that their leader had got some recognition from the Generals. There were claims of a cordial meeting, smiles and hugs.
It was all nonsense, I said. JOC was still meeting, I said. It would never be disbanded, I insisted.
Well, today the Zimbabwe Independent is making a song and dance about the fact that ""JOC Won't Go - ZANU PF". It is their lead story on the front page.
Taken from the report by the SADC Facilitation Team appointed by President Jacob Zuma of South Africa to oversee the ongoing but moribund negotiations precipitated by the MDC-T's "disengagement" from ZANU PF and Cabinet in October this year, the report details the areas of disagreement between the parties.
ZANU PF is saying that JOC will not be disbanded because it deals with "operational issues" of the Security establishment in Zimbabwe, while the newly formed but largely useless National Security Council should focus only on policy issues.
Tsvangirai is a member of the National Security Council but s barred from attending meetings of JOC.
In essence, it means that, although Tsvangirai will be part of the team that sets policy for the security establishment at the National Security Council, those policies can be overridden and ignored at the operational level, which is controlled purely and solely by the Joint Operations Command.
Since Tsvangirai was refused (point blank) access to JOC minutes and operational details at that inaugural National Security Council meeting, there is no way he can check to see whether policies are being implemented or ignored.
The Service Chiefs who sit on JOC have plainly stated that they "do not report to a Prime Minister, if he wants to see us, he should communicate with us through our commander-in-chief (Mugabe)".
The National Security Council, therefore, is a charade, a figment of the MDC's imagination and nothing more than a paper tiger in practice.
Only last weekend, Mugabe warned that he would not tolerate anyone interfering with "his" soldiers. He was addressing the ZANU PF Congress in Harare and told his listeners that the calls for Security Sector reform was a British ploy to remove Liberation War Veterans from the structures of Defence Forces in order to weaken Mugabe and pave the way for "regime change".
So, today Zimbabwe is reading news that readers of this blog knew about six months ago!! And have you noticed how MDC supporters have suddenly gone quiet, not a squeak from them as their party and their leader are sent from pillar to post by Mugabe.
Where are those salutes now? Why did they say nothing when the Prime Minister himself announced in October as he "disengaged" that "JOC is still meeting as though it is business as usual."?
The problem, of course, is that the main opposition (for now) in Zimbabwe has lived for so long with their heads in the sand, making enemies out of anyone who points out that the Emperor has no clothes on. They wanted all of us to be caught in the euphoria of their delusions. we refused then and we refuse now.
This charade called the Inclusive Government is an instrument designed to give Mugabe not only respectability (he is now being called upon by European Union Delegations etc), but, more importantly, also breathing room.
He is doing very well out of the arrangement, while the MDC relaxes under the mistaken belief that "Tsvangirai atova panyanga" - "Tsvangirai is now in charge."
Can you think of anything more delusional in Zimbabwean politics than that belief?
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Poor MDC "T" supporters, what do you expect of them Denford, besides to go quiet and bury their heads in shame. They must have seen how naive and foolish their leaders make them.They had become Tsvangirai's handy tools which he can use as he wishes, tell them any nonsense and they would buy it. Even if he is to tell them today, that he is the future King of the United Kingdom, they will dance, ullulate, believe it and celebrate.
Just yester year any one who would tell an MDC supporter that Zimbabwe is under economic sanctions, would be called all sorts. That was because Tsvangirai was telling them, "There are no sanction".
Now one by one they are admitting the existance of sanctions, from Morgan Tsvangirai himself, Giles Mutsekwa, Tendai Biti. If one is to ask any MDC supporter why they had been denying the existance of those sanctions, the answer will be "because Tsvangirai said there are no sanctions". They have become so gullible and ceased to reason. All the reasoning for all that lot is done by Morgan Tsvangirai and disseminated to blind, clueless supporters, who can not use their own brains and reasoning.
Zimbabwe's long term solution lies not in the type of politicking and sloganeering, and the confusion we see in MDC T.
The answer is MKD. No sensible person can doubt the capabilities and abilities of Dr Simba Makoni. He is an astute leader and focused.He does not fall in the current crop of the hijackers of our political space we see today, bent on making a good number of people stupid.
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As always, glad to hear from you! You know you are preaching to the converted when you speak of Makoni's qualities as far as I am concerned. Our dear friends in the MDC-T, unfortunately, have now been thoroughly indoctrinated and are no better than ZANU PF and Mugabe supporters - Tsvangirai and only Tsvangirai, no matter what he does!!
As I have said before, if Tsvangirai told them today to vote for Mugabe and to prostrate themselves before him and worship the ground he walks on, these people would do that for Mugabe
There is no reason why Zimbabwe should not be booming right now (as opposed to "recovering") apart from the fact that the MDC has no single policy bone in its body.
But excuses will always be made. We will never listen of course, because we know what Zimbabwe can be within a matter of 12 months - a powerhouse once again in Africa.


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Barnes & Noble shares plunged by 12 per cent on Friday as news of a regulatory probe into its accounting sparked investor worries over the book retailer's ability to sell its digital business.
The chain said that the US Securities and Exchange Commission had begun an investigation into an allegation by a former employee that it "improperly allocated" some technology expenses between its digital and bricks-and-mortar business.
Analysts have said that Barnes & Noble's Nook digital business – which includes ebooks, ereaders and tablet computers – could be divested from its bricks-and-mortar stores. That possibility had helped to prop up the company's share price.
Rather than becoming a standalone business, analysts say the more probable outcome is that the Nook business will be bought by a hardware or content company, but even before Friday's disclosures the Nook business had deteriorated in recent months.
David Schick, analyst at Stifel Nicolaus, said the ebook market was less attractive than it once was because sales growth has slowed and Apple and Google have increased their investments in the sector, alongside the market leader, Amazon.
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Barnes & Noble said on Friday that the SEC had begun an investigation into "a former non-executive employee's allegation that the company improperly allocated certain Information Technology expenses between its Nook and Retail segments for purposes of segment reporting".
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The news sent its shares down to $14.43.
Even though Barnes & Noble is now the US's only national book chain following the demise of Borders in 2011, it is still struggling to secure its future in the era of ecommerce and digital media.
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Barnes & Noble had ploughed millions of dollars of capital into Nook. Mr Schick, the analyst, said the most logical buyer for the business would be a hardware company that already had some of the expertise it needed.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — One of the most beloved prayers in the Anglican tradition is called the Prayer of Humble Access, but some cherished words were omitted from the Anglican-use Mass, the Vatican-approved liturgy that allowed former Episcopalians and Anglicans to bring elements of their liturgical tradition with them into the Catholic Church.
Come the First Sunday of Advent, however, the missing words of Humble Access will be included in the new ordinariate-use Mass, no doubt gladdening the hearts of many former Episcopalians who recently have become Catholics through the ordinariate.
Said by a kneeling congregation before going to Communion, the famous Prayer of Humble Access begins:
"We do not presume to come to this, thy table, O merciful Lord, trusting in our own righteousness, but in thy manifold and great mercies …"
Humble Access — as it is colloquially known — was retained in the Anglican-use Mass, which was established by a 1980 Pastoral Provision for former Episcopalians and Anglicans by Blessed Pope John Paul II. Anglicanorum Coetibus, Benedict XVI's November 2009 apostolic constitution, provided for personal ordinariates to accommodate groups of Anglicans coming into full communion with the Catholic Church.
Leaving some former Episcopalians just a bit wistful, however, the initial Anglican-use version of Humble Access omitted the earnest words asking "that our sinful bodies may be made clean by his body, and our souls washed through his most precious blood." The Anglican-use text was based largely on the Episcopal Church's 1979 Book of Common Prayer, which customarily omits that clause.
The restoration of this evocative petition is just one of the changes ordinariate Catholics in the U.S. will notice when their revised liturgy debuts in the U.S. Most parishes will begin to use the new liturgy in Advent, though a few have started earlier. The term "ordinariate use" is now correct, superseding the term "Anglican use."
The revised liturgy is based on a number of Anglican and Episcopal sources, most notably including the English prayer books of 1549 and 1662. The revised liturgy was unveiled to the U.K. ordinariate in October at a Mass in London. It will be the text for ordinariate Catholics in the U.K., Australia, Canada and the U.S.
The new ordinariate-use texts are the fruit of the work of the Vatican's interdicasterial Anglicanae Traditiones Commission. Msgr. Steven Lopes, an American priest who is an official of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is one of the commission's two secretaries, but it included other representatives from the United Kingdom, the U.S. and Australia.
Msgr. Andrew Burnham, formerly the Anglican bishop of Ebbsfleet and now assistant to the ordinary of the U.K.'s Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, also figured prominently in the work of the commission.
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Ordinariate priests in the U.S. got their first taste of the revised texts at a recent clergy conference in Tampa, Fla.
"The clergy were unanimously enthusiastic about this gift of a Mass text that is fully Catholic, clearly part of the Latin rite, but also which is so clearly derived from the Anglican liturgical tradition," said Msgr. Jeffrey Steenson, ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, the official name of the U.S. ordinariate.
"It expresses the Mass of the Latin rite in English with a particularly 'Anglican' accent," said Father Timothy Perkins of St. Mary the Virgin parish in Arlington, Texas. "This was accomplished by including familiar texts and prayers from the Anglican liturgical tradition that accord fully with the faith and teaching of the Catholic Church."
St. Mary the Virgin became a Catholic parish in 1994 under an older dispensation for Episcopalians known as the Pastoral Provision. The parish is in transition to the ordinariate. St. Mary the Virgin was one of the U.S. parishes that were allowed to do a trial run with the new ordinariate-use liturgy.
Father Perkins added, "The language is formal and resonates with the desire to offer prayer in distinctly sacral language, just as has been accomplished in the new edition of the Roman Missal; and some of the distinctive prayers [in the ordinariate use] will lend new insights into the breadth of the Catholic faith that we share."
Eric Wilson, a layman who is master of ceremonies at St. Luke's Catholic Church in Bladensburg, Md. — the first formerly Episcopal parish to come into the Catholic Church under Anglicanorum Coetibus — is also familiar with the new text.
"The new ordinariate use is truly a two-way gift," he said. "Rome has taken the very best of Anglican spirituality and liturgical sensibility and infused it with the sound, traditional Eucharistic theology we've been looking for."
"One of the defining characteristics of this Mass," Wilson said, "is the fusion of the ordinary and extraordinary form, with an ample serving of Anglican sensibility. In a single Mass, you have prayers taken from the traditional Latin Mass, the Book of Common Prayer and the Novus Ordo, all stunningly blended together."
"The revised Eucharistic liturgy is sensitive to the best of the Anglican liturgical tradition, while reinforcing its relation with the Latin rite from which it came," added Father David Ousley of the Church of St. Michael the Archangel in Philadelphia.
Enthusiastic Reception
While the first aspect of the ordinariate use that many will notice is the sacral language — Anglicans love their "vouchsafes," "thys" and other old words, which are abundantly present in the ordinariate use — a priest familiar with the process of revision stressed that the most important consideration was theology.
Speaking in February at an ordinariate-use symposium held at St. Mary's Seminary in Houston, Msgr. Lopes said that the "first principle" in developing the ordinariate use was that the "liturgical vision of the ordinariates is none other than the liturgical vision of the universal Church."
Msgr. Lopes, however, went on to recognize the centrality that the Book of Common Prayer has long held for Anglicans and Episcopalians.
"The Book of Common Prayer not only formed and informed Anglican worship for 500 years," he said, "but it also supplied authority." He said that prayer-book worship is "enriched" by "access to the magisterium."
Striking Language
Still, it cannot be denied that the language is striking — and some of it even more so than in the Book of Common Prayer phraseology familiar to ordinariate Catholics from their Anglican pasts.
For example, in the old General Confession used in Episcopal churches (roughly similar to the Confiteor), the congregation was exhorted to "make your humble confession to almighty God, devoutly kneeling."
In the new ordinariate use, this becomes "make your humble confession to almighty God, meekly kneeling upon your knees." For the purpose of consistency, Holy Spirit is preferred over Holy Ghost, except in a few places.
Most ordinariate priests in the U.S. celebrate ad orientem, but ordinariate use also allows the celebrant to face the people. The Last Gospel, a feature of the older Latin Masses, is optional.
The Prayers of the People are set and not changed from time to time, though one form does allow for participatory responses from worshippers.
Support From Pope Francis
Some expressed concern in the early months of his pontificate that Pope Francis would not be as sympathetic to the ordinariates as his predecessor. The Rt. Rev. Gregory Venables, Anglican bishop of Argentina, was quoted as saying that, as Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, Pope Francis had expressed doubts for the need for the ordinariates.
Several clergy and lay members of the ordinariate, however, insist that the Holy Father has actually broadened the definition of who can belong to the ordinariates, thus giving them even more potential for growth.
"This question has come up on several occasions," said Father Perkins. "And when I've been asked, 'What do you think of Pope Francis?' my answer is always the same: 'I think he is the Successor of Peter and that I therefore owe him loyalty, allegiance and obedience. He is our Holy Father, just as he is for every Catholic.'"
In trust of the Pope's leadership, Father Perkins said, "As he continues to shepherd all the faithful, I am confident of his love and support for us as he exercises Godly and inspired leadership and authority."
Register correspondent Charlotte Hays writes from Washington.
Any Catholic may attend and be active in any Catholic parish in any Rite, diocese or Ordinariate. Period. There is no limitation if you want to attend an Anglican Ordinariate mass. (Indeed anyone of any faith is welcome to attend and become active within the parish.)
What is "limited" is formal membership, What does that mean? What impact does not being a formal member have? Very little.
It matters if one want to be ordained. It matters a few other places. For most mass-attending Catholic it makes no difference.
Yes the word Table was used instead of altar in this one prayer, however, as I recall the first Mass Jesus celebrated was celebrated on a "table".
If you look at many of the modern churches today, what I see is a table not an altar, the altar is in back and is not used for the Mass.
There is never going to be a liturgy within the Church that all agree upon. At least if one uses the Anglican Use Mass there is only one Canon used and that is the Roman Canon, not Eucharistic prayers II, III, IV, where when the priest consecrates the elements the wording is very similar to the 1928 BCP.
As we know the Church is universal and the Ordinariate has and will draw more and more to the Church. Especially now with the CoE now ordaining women as bishops. The Ordinariate parish I attend when possible is growing each week and they are not old people, several families have joined.
A former Methodist and Episcopalian received into the Catholic Church via RCIA, I am considering joining the ordinariate now to celebrate my entire journey. The new ordinariate use text for mass, along with lat year's revised marriage and funeral texts , are a tremendous start.
But what is sorely needed, especially to build spiritual community and foster evangelism, is an agreed upon text for the Daily Office. The liturgical hours in the Book of Common Prayer made it a powerful spiritual practice for individual Christians, uniting us at morning and evening prayer In a way that the Liturgy of the Hours hasn't quite captured for me since my confirmation.
Having invested in the public forms of worship, I hope the personal devotions are made a priority next.
contrary to the aphorism, what is worth doing may be worth doing badly. Let's accept the inconsistencies and politics of the Ordinariate, and praise the effort. Perfection is a process to be pursued recognizing that its attainment is a process. The vatican should match the humility of those who in conscience are willing to dilute and redirect aspects of their former consciences.
Paul Gerard,
Calling it a table hardly precludes it being an altar. If you'll recall The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Aslan was sacrificed on The Stone Table. If you look at the norms for relics in the Roman Catholic Church, the topmost part of the altar is also referred to as a table. Nothing to see here.
I am confused, table?
Tables refute the Real Presence, debases the Blessed Sacrament into a simple protestant communal meal.
Lambs are sacrificed on Altar. Un sacred bread and wine is served on a table to friends for fellowship.
This prayer is immersed of protestant theoogy - theology thanls to Cranmer that repudiated 2000 years of Catholic teaching and belief.
The Mass is Sacrificial AND it is an action offered on an ALTAR.
The Lamb of God is offered to God the Father ON AN ALTAR of SACRIFICE.
It's Christ's ALTAR, which is Calvary represented in un unbloody form, in every valid Mass.
Ths is a big, an important issue.
Repudiation of the Sacrifical Act of Mass is what made protestants protestant.
Surely if Anglican's, God Bless them, are coming home, then they need to have the full picture and correct understanding of what Catholicism is.
It just can't be protestanism under the house of Rome - there is enough of that already.
The prayer containing TABLE is WRONG - near heretical.
The returning flock need to come home with the Catholic understanding of the Mass - which is the Sacrifice of the Altar
This is not right - not for the new Catholics, or the Church universal
The Ordinariates are open to any protestant or Catholic who has not had the Sacrament of Holy Communion or of Confirmation. Any Catholic can attend these parishes. Also there are options for the Asperges and the Prayers at the Foot of the Altar. Much of the liturgy was taken from the Anglican Missal, the Prayer of Purity was originally from the Sarum Use. The Last Gospel is also included. Very little is taken from the OF, as the Canon is from the Sarum, TLM and Roman Rite. I have a copy and it has taken all the best from the BCP and TLM including the Roman Rite.
Dividing the Latin Church into orinariates and then restricting who can join seems somewhat contradictory. It can give the appearance of some form of inferiority, which, I'm sure, was not the intention. It may be appropriate to re-visit the thinking behind the original actions with a view to possible modifications. We are no longer a world of such distance between peoples and nations that divisions according to language and culture have the same meaning and necessity as in past centuries.
There are thousands of former Anglicans/Episcopalians who have been Catholics for years—even decades in many cases. If you know of anyone who fits this category, encourage them to sign up. If they sign up, then their (Catholic) children may also join the Ordinariate and any spouses they take on. If they don't sign up then their children won't have the choice.
I had been a Catholic for ten years before signing up to the Ordinariate. I live in an area with no access to the Anglican Use which makes my formal membership all the more important in terms of "standing up and being counted"
I fondly remember my brief sojourn in the Episcopal Church back in the 1970s. This was the time when the 1928 Prayerbook shared the limelight with the Trial Services. I would love to have a Mass that maintained the Prayer of Humble Access, the liturgical use of the 10 Commandments, and other gems of the Book of Common Prayer. I was just getting used to the old Novus Ordo Mass when it was replaced with this new Novus Ordo that sounds as if it were edited by a frustrated Latin teacher. The next set of revisions I expect to hear will be the reinstitution of the overly Latinized "King's English, replete with the use of awkward, unnatural grammatical constructions. That is the sort of thing up with which I will not put!
The language and prose of the Book of Common Prayer is exquisite. This new ordinariate mass should be made available to ALL Catholic parishes that request it.
I am Episcopalian bordering on Roman Catholic. Nothing beats the real thing.
As Catholics of the Same Latin Church, we should all be able to join the ordinariate as full members, even the clergy who love this form of prayer that the Ordinariate uses in their Sacramentary for Divine Services.I know tons of people that would not even feel a need for the Old Latin Mass,if this were present.Having a Liturgical language with Thees and Thous and vouchsafes is poetic and beautiful.


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Singh, who is also AICC observer for Maharashtra for the elections, is in Pune today, meeting senior party functionaries and elected representatives to assess Congress prospects in the backdrop of delimitation of constituencies.
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This month is the 3-year anniversary of CHC House-church.
We celebrated by visiting Teen Challenge Training Center in Rehrersburg, PA. On our full tour of the campus we were able to see a few of the 166 men who have a zeal to serve the Lord for the remainder of their lives -- instead of living in open rebellion to God, family and society, they desire to grow in the grace, and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
After our tour, a group of 10 from our house-church went to Hoss's for a meal. CHC has always encouraged fellowship meals, and this special celebration was no exception.


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"Pitchers of Silence" lyrics
I never held a funeral for that big part of me that died.
I need to put these thoughts to rest.
I need to find a peace of mind.
I need to piece my mind,
I need to find a piece of mind to rest in.
I need to find someone to confide in then let the rest in.
I need to start resting.
Needless to say, I couldn't hide.
While thinking, "Grown men shouldn't cry."
Had I known then what I know now.
Had I thought now what I knew then…
I might still be human
with all those little stupid fix-ins.
As I fix sins and vixens vick souls,
stitch clothes for the characters they play then switch roles.
Nail me to the cross dress.
The hole-y cloth costs less.
I'd toss less if i still had your soft breasts to rest my head on.
Since you've been gone,
I recalled my issues with problems and hate,
but i can't exactly remember the model or make.
Now glass bottles break in my death grip.
I'm about to take the next quick exit and end this head trip.
My bed's stripped of its blankets, comforters, pillows and sheets,
but I might have to peel off all my skin to remove your scent in order to sleep.
I had my highs and lows.
When on top I let you peek out over my nose,
sitting on my shoulders and I suppose if I had a backbone,
you might still be here.
My skin is filthy…
from my lows when you weren't there.
But to keep from feeling guilty,
I collected the dirt. I kept it piling up.
Now Mr. Feel Nothing saves his tears inside of a cup.
And he drinks. And he forgets that he's an asshole.
Jealous of his ghosts and doubts he even has a soul.
My secret pleasures have my inner demons gossiping.
I'm a ghost writer for the horrorcore lyrics my personal monsters sing.
I'm sitting in a stranger's tub…
with all my clothes on, shivering, considering the dangers of love.
They get half of what I have to give. If that.
It's all about the packaging. They're distracted by the gift rap.
Predictable. Easy to manipulate.
They're foreshadow puppets and I'm waiting for their strings to break.
The pillars that once held up my halfway house have been taken out.
I'm in my last days now.
There's a change coming soon.
I just want to crawl back into my mother's womb.
I need a comfort zone,
but obviously I need to find another home.
To call my own. And always return to.
And I want it to be you. And I want it to be truth.
I sit and stare, zone out, think a lot and never sleep,
creating memories to remember and then I forget to eat.
Went to the street you used to live on,
stared at the bedroom window of your old home
with puppy eyes…
waiting for God to throw me a bone.
I'd settle for one more goodbye kiss
while I settle for less
I'm unsettled at best,
sulking while abandoning settlements.
Insulting my companions intelligence,
conversing with baby talk.
Practicing mind games,
rehearsing with playful thought.
It's the way we fought that made my blood bubble
then turn cold,
when you made me walk through rain and mud puddles
on a dirt road.
it left me
so messy,
forget me…not.
I've got more mud to sling…
"shot through the heart, and you're to blame, you give love a baaaaad naaaaaaame."
Sage Francis, "PITCHERS OF SILENCE" off of the Personal Journals album.
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laura hunt says
Honesty should be something that we do naturally.
But honestly, to me, it seems we can't even force it.
I bet if you turned it into a law and tried to enforce it, humanity would altogether abort it.
And all together they would never be honest again.
Because it doesn't matter whether something's a law, a ritual, a right or instinctual.
Cause if its not matter with frills, anymore, it just don't matter...for realz.
Material posession, and mostly material we don't need, is the reason that most of us are livin.
In society it's the most sought after, stolen, begged, borrowd or bought after our salary's givin and even before we pay bill's that are necessarily needed in order for us to keep on livin.
It's sad that most of our dreams, are only on things that can be worn or drivin.
And just think about the children, they can't even fathom livin without cell phones or internet access in their homes.
Our future of drones?
Our great-grandchildren with smooth hands and soft bones, and livin alone with a whole lot of fakes in cyber space.
It sounds more like a future erased.
It sounds more like a generation of fakes
Like their choice has already been taken away and replaced with the atari's of yesterday.
But hey, no worries to all you mom's and dad's walkin out of wal-mart with your bags.
At least today you can breath easy with the thought that when we're all robots we'll never again have to feel hate or pain...well for surely not pain.
laura hunt says
Sage, you and I we're like one in the same. you're a prophet and i'm a prophetesse. We never worry on how the words profit us. And I know when people hear my name they giggle and laugh, saying that I'm insane. But's it's ok cause at least this way i can rest assured that they'll remember my name. Cause really what's the definition of fame?
I guess we've both got strange fame.


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