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I want to put it down right here that I have certainly "tasted the joy." I cannot imagine a more wonderfully blessed life than mine. Faithfulness of a loving Father-that's what I've found, every day of every week of every year, and it gets better. Continue reading
Happy Father's Day, Dad!
Dad, condensing you into a paragraph just isn't possible. I am the person I am today because of God's working in my life. One of the primary means of that work was and still remains you. You are a walking example of patience, self-sacrifice, and putting everyone else before yourself. You are a living demonstration … Continue reading
"Would You Kill A Baby?"
This video is powerful and made me cry. Out of the mouth of children truth speaks.
God Meant It Unto Good
(Gen. 5:20) "God meant it unto good"-O blest assurance, Falling like sunshine all across life's way, Touching with Heaven's gold earth's darkest storm clouds, Bringing fresh peace and comfort day by day 'Twas not by chance the hands of faithless bretheren Sold Joseph captive to a foreign land; Now was it chance which, after years … Continue reading
Peace, Trust, Rest, Sleep
Read the below last night (from Streams in the Desert, awesome devotional, btw). It amazes me how God knows just what I need to read, right when I need it! It takes a minute to process the old English, but it's worth it! "This is the rest wherewith ye may cause the weary to rest; and this … Continue reading
Why I Love Renew Kidz
For the past two years (this June is year 3) my church has done a family retreat. 2 days of living on a college campus, eating together, playing together, worshiping together, and learning about Jesus together. It has been an honor to be asked to head up the child care portion of the retreat each … Continue reading
What-iffing not only zaps our energy, it also indicates a lack of trust in God's wise and loving control over our affairs. He who cares to number every hair on our heads-something not even the vainest of us bothers to do-cares much more about our trusting him with the upkeep of our homes, our health, … Continue reading
So many thoughts swirling around in my head right now. So much turmoil going on in our nation. Presidential primaries have begun. Que endless debates. These were the thoughts I posted on Facebook yesterday… Just a little thought. As presidential primaries are coming, as the nation is in turmoil over many sad events…everyone has an … Continue reading
A Divine Calling
Jeremiah is an example of what Paul was talking about in 1 Corinthians 7. The Lord wanted Jeremiah's undivided attention. He wanted his prophet to be concerned about nothing else except pleasing God, and especially so because he lived in a time of spiritual crisis. We need more of that kind of godly singleness in … Continue reading
Thoughts This Christmas
I got off the phone with my mom. Put my cell down and started to cry. Due to finances and work schedule, I had just made the decision to not go home for Christmas. This was going to be my first Christmas EVER without my parents. Needless to say, I wasn't happy with this prospect. … Continue reading
Regret and Motherhood
Regret is a pesky companion that I believe every human on this earth lives with. But, I would imagine that regret is especially real to mothers. I would imagine that the "what if" game plays quite frequently in their heads. I have a unique privilege of being very close with my mom. We talk on … Continue reading
Oh what love! Oh what grace! Oh what mercy!
I have lied. I have been angry. I have said unkind words. I have had impure thoughts. I have gossiped. I have mocked. I have… There is a Holy Creator. He created all things. When He created all things, He set up rules and boundaries. You break His rules (Which He has every right to … Continue reading
God's Gracious Providence
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My Hero, My Grandma
Today is my grandma's 84th birthday. My grandma's trust in the Savior is staggering. I pray that I can trust the Lord the same way when I'm her age, actually at any age. My mom recently told her story at a ladies meeting. It's a testiment to God's incredible faithfulness and how He never lets … Continue reading
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"God Himself has said: I will never leave you nor forsake you!" Hebrews 13:5 The Lord's redeemed people are never alone! God is with them as an Observer. He notices their . . . every thought, every word, every action, every trial, every foe, every danger. He is with His people . … Continue reading


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Allen Park, Mich. – A mystery drone is the talk of Allen Park, as a family there watched the flying device land in their backyard. The operator–nowhere to be found.
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You remember this stuff? The vinyl with a sticky backing that you use on shelves and what-not? I hadn't used this stuff in years, but while I was out shopping this weekend, I came across this nice striped pattern that really charmed me. I had been wanting to cover the shelves in my linen closet with something pretty that was also practical and easy to wipe down. The painted wood of the shelves is a little rough, so I decided to use this Contact paper on them. I am very pleased with how it came out. This pattern has a vintage feel to it and I love the pink and browns together.
I decided to use some of it to fancy up the drawer in my vanity table. I relined the drawer bottom and then the top and bottom of a nice box I had to use as dividers for the drawer. I love boxes and am kind of a packrat when it comes to that. They're so handy for storage and fun to pretty up.
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OAKLAND (KCBS) — The 14-year-old Oakland boy suspected in the fatal shooting of his 17-year-old sister last week has turned himself in.
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Break out the pompoms, face paint and team mascots -- the season of buzzer beaters and halfcourt shots are here.
The month of November ignites the start of basketball for colleges and high schools across the country. During the offseason, thousands of student-athletes spent countless hours of practice in the gym, putting in work. From running suicides, playing one-on-one, dribbling figure eights, or shooting drills, it's about training hard to gain an edge.
Even though the excitement of college basketball has begun, high school sports has its own uniqueness. The letterman jackets, last names on sweatshirts, and the Friday night quadruple headers of JV and varsity boys' and girls' games all represent pure amateur athletics. Whether you make the team or not, here are some simple things to remember after tryouts.
Varsity: So you made varsity and you're super pumped. Enjoy this feeling for one day. Don't get so big headed that you can't fit through the double doors of the gym.
It's a great achievement making varsity, but responsibility comes along with it. You have a responsibility to set the tone for the basketball program. You are a role model to all of the student-athletes who are on the JV and freshman teams. Step up to the challenge and embrace the opportunity.
Junior Varsity: Congratulations. You have been given the chance to carry the legacy set by the varsity squad. When scrimmaging the varsity at practice, kick their butts. Just because you have the title of junior varsity doesn't mean you can't compete. You'll soon rock a basketball on your hip and "V" on your chest, but until then, continue to work hard.
Freshman Team: Here's a chance to grow and learn. There should be no pressure on the team. This is the best time to be a gym rat. You need more polishing before you're thrown into primetime basketball.
Missed the Cut: So you got cut. Let this simmer for one second. It's really OK to show your emotion. I cried my first week on the job as an assistant coach and I'm in my mid-20s. Don't let this outcome break your young, vibrant spirit. Just keep it moving and come back next year even better. You have to take little steps to make big moves.
It's always good to play more than one sport. Don't make the mistake of getting so caught up with one sport that you can't spend time developing other skills.
High school basketball should be a social outlet where you make mistakes and learn from them. Develop the important skills of being a good teammate and a coachable student-athlete. Enjoy this time in your life, because you only get one high school moment.
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Health magazine offered in this article are some tips that will help you avoid weight gain during Ramadan to keep up and you trim your attractiveness.
To enjoy the body limber and free of fat stored Make sure you should be doing to eat large quantities of water per day between half-board breakfast and timings to the ability of the water to burn fat and lose weight safely, Water has the ability to reinforcement of the feeling of satiety and fragmentation of stored fat down the skin.
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A large amounts of fruits and vegetables between meals and Suhoor are contained large amounts of nutrients that the body needs in a period of fasting, also help to get rid of the fat stored in the body.
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Alice has enough problems in her fifth grade class without having to shepherd around Hannah, the new kid in class. However, after Hannah introduces Alice to some brownstone carvings, which, according to Hannah, are alive, Alice begins to receive visits during the wee hours of the night when the stone figures seem to come alive and walk and talk. Together, Alice, Hannah and the brownstone figures engage in adventures that begin as mischievous but soon turn serious as a building is threatened that holds in its walls one of the group's oldest carvings.
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The No-Sit List Wins at Kids First!
by Douglas on Jan.30, 2010, under Projects
A couple weeks ago, the family film I wrote and directed, The No-Sit List, won an award at the Kids First! Film Festival. I didn't have this blog then, so I'm announcing it now. Hey, the whole point of awards is announcing them!The Kids First! Film Festival is run by the Coalition for Quality Children's Media. I'm pretty sure it claims the be the biggest or oldest or best-attended or something children's film festival in the country, world, or universe.
The No-Sit List won for "Best Independent Feature, Ages 5-8″. So that's kind of cool. You can see a complete list of winners at the Kids First! 2009 Winners Page.
Congrats to everyone in the cast and crew who worked so hard to make he movie great!
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February 1st, 2010 on 12:04 pm
Awesome Doug! It was a really funny movie. Can't wait to see it on the big screen!
February 1st, 2010 on 9:39 pm
Honestly I admire you for being able to direct all those kids, and of course being able to work with Robert Rodriguez's cousin!
Congratulations on the award!


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Chinese Pacman is our new proposition for you. In truth the diversion is in Chinese, however this pacman amusement is commendable your consideration, so I introduce it to you. I think in the event that you read this depiction – dialect won''t be a boundary. The most critical thing to know is the way to begin the diversion, so when the "Appreciated screen" shows up you must click on the first connection and this basic way permits you begin pacman amusement. Other accessible choices on the "Appreciated screen" are: the second connection – go to the amusement maker page, the third connection – the standards of the diversion and a portrayal of the rewards, the fourth connection – a rundown of players. When you click the first connection you start the diversion. As should be obvious leading group of Chinese Pacman amusement is altogether different from the established, however the standards are the same – you need to gather all the dabs to move to the following level. Likewise in this pacman amusement you can see apparitions, however more than four. Every now and then on the board you will see another spirits.Just like the exemplary pacman amusement here, you can likewise make that apparitions will flee from you. To do this you must gather blue jewel with appendage. Additionally every now and then on the board will seem different rewards, so that the amusement will be less demanding. It will be, for example, organic products, with the goal that you get more focuses, snowflakes, which stop the phantoms in the spot, lightning, that will make your pacman quicker and the heart, which implies more lifes. On the base of the screen you can see the bar, where you can see all significant data. So beginning from the left you have: level, number of lives, your focuses, switch on/off the music and sounds, and in the right corner you can see different of gathered rewards. In the Chinese Pacman amusement, its conceivable to turn a respite – in the event that you squeeze "M" on your console. In the wake of squeezing the "M" you will see two alternatives – left alternative signify "out of the diversion", and right choice signify "come back to the amusement". I think everything is clear and now you know how to play Chinese Pacman. As should be obvious the dialect is not an issue, in light of the fact that in the diversion it isn't needed.Traditionally, you can control Pacman with the bolt keys, or on the off chance that you favor you can utilize the WASD keys. That is all – I wish you a decent fun and fruitful move of all sheets in Chinese Pacman games. Thanks and good luck!
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We could argue all day about the definition of a British War Film and what the best means but for this entirely unscientific list, the definition of a British War Film is one that is largely British in character. They may have been directed by non-British directors, have non-British actors and may even have been made in Hollywood or elsewhere, but they retain that element of Britishness that we all understand. So no Das Boot, Saving Private Ryan, Apocalypse Now or other such great films.
The judging criteria do not include historical accuracy, whether the correct buttons and rank insignia were worn, or whether the film is a 'visceral and worthy portrayal of the realities of war' or some other such artsy bollocks, instead, it is simply enjoyability for a wet Sunday afternoon in. So, it is not a list for the film buff, historian or the yoghurt-weaving wheatgrass smoothy types for them to bemoan the inhumanity and pointlessness of war.
Most of these have a back story that is as good as, if not better, that the film.
In reverse order, the Top 25 British War Films;
25 – Breaker Morant
Breaker Morant is a 1980 Australian war- and trial film directed by Bruce Beresford, who also co-wrote based on Kenneth G. Ross' 1978 play of the same name.The film centers around the 1902 court martial of Lieutenants Harry Morant, Peter Handcock, and George Witton – one of the first war crimes prosecutions in British military history. Australians serving in the British Army during the Second Anglo-Boer War, Lts. Morant, Handcock, and Witton stood accused of murdering captured enemy combatants and an unarmed civilian in the Northern Transvaal. The film is notable for its exploration of the Nuremberg Defense, the politics of the death penalty, and the human cost of total war. As the trial unfolds, the events in question are shown in flashbacks.
A really good film, what else is there to say.
Edward Woodward and Bryan Brown are excellent.
24 – The Heroes of Telemark
The Heroes of Telemark is a British 1965 Eastman Color war film directed by Anthony Mann based on the true story of the Norwegian heavy water sabotage during World War II. It was filmed on location in Norway.
Not particularly full of memorable quotes though!
Terboven: Winston Churchill is puffing an extra big cigar today. And we laugh at him. Why? Because all these containers, which the British did so much to destroy, have already been pre-fabricated in Berlin. They are already on their way here and will be installed by tomorrow.
Nilssen: That is… I must say that is fantastic efficiency!
Terboven: Don't you ever make the mistake of under-rating the Germans. By Easter we will have not merely 10000 pounds of heavy water, but 12000 pounds of heavy water.
An old school war film but one made especially interesting by the back story, Hitler's aspirations for atomic weapons and the at all cost effort to thwart them.
23 – The Dam Busters
One of the most popular British war films of all time, The Dam Busters tells the true story of one of the most daring and brilliant raids of World War II. With the campaign for Europe in the balance, Dr. Barnes Wallis (Michael Redgrave) comes up with an ingenious design for a bouncing bomb which could be used to target the great dams in Germany's Ruhr valley. Wing Commander Guy Gibson (Richard Todd) leads the specially-convened squadron on a mission that would become symbolic for the Allies eventual victory over Germany.
Special effects, questionable, but some classic quotes, the immortal Dambusters March music beloved of England football fans everywhere and the best Carling Black Label advert ever.
Official, Ministry of Aircraft Production: You say you need a Wellington Bomber for test drops. They're worth their weight in gold. Do you really think the authorities will lend you one? What possible argument could I put forward to get you a Wellington?
Barnes Wallace: Well, if you told them I designed it, do you think that might help?
Perhaps best of all, it is a fairly unvarnished account of the actual operation.
22 – The Guns of Navarone
The Guns of Navarone is a 1961 British-American epic adventure war film directed by J. Lee Thompson. The screenplay by producer Carl Foreman was based on Alistair MacLean's 1957 novel The Guns of Navarone, which was inspired by the Battle of Leros during the Dodecanese Campaign of World War II. The film stars Gregory Peck, David Niven and Anthony Quinn, along with Stanley Baker and Anthony Quayle. The book and the film share the same basic plot: the efforts of an Allied commando team to destroy a seemingly impregnable German fortress that threatens Allied naval ships in the Aegean Sea, and prevents 2,000 isolated British troops
A classic.
21 – Hannibal Brooks
A prisoner of war working at a zoo gets the chance to escape from the Germans, so he does and he takes with him the elephant that he's been caring for. Together they head for the Swiss border and freedom.
Not many would probably include this film, it is not full of action packed scenes or special effects, but the cinematography is brilliant and Oliver Reed gives an excellent performance, with a good ending.
20 – Master and Commander
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World is a 2003 American epic historical drama film written, produced and directed by Peter Weir. The film stars Russell Crowe as Captain Jack Aubrey and Paul Bettany as Dr. Stephen Maturin. The film was released by 20th Century Fox, Miramax Films, Universal Pictures, and Samuel Goldwyn Films on November 14, 2003. The film's plot and characters are adapted from three novels in author Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey–Maturin series, which includes 20 completed novels of Jack Aubrey's naval career.
Russell Crowe is actually very good in this.
Watch it because…
- The Royal Navy giving the French a proper kicking.
- The lesser of two weevils
Happy days.
19 – The Battle of Britain
It is 1940, and the diabolical mind of Adolf Hitler is planning to bomb England into submission to his warped dreams of a 'Fortress Europe'. Standing between Britain's freedom & Hitler's terrifying plans is the R.A.F – dedicated pilots who took to the skies again & again in the face of overwhelming odds. The German Luftwaffe's planes outnumber the R.A.F's by more than 2 to 1 – 650 planes of the R.A.F. vs. 2,500 of the Luftwaffe! These odds. however, do not deplete the determination of the R.A.F. to stop Hitler, and as the Luftwaffe launches wave after wave of Heinkel 111 bombers against British cities, the R.A.F. responds, under the leadership of Air Vice Marshal Park and Squadron Leaders Canfield and Harvey who lead the newest pilots of the R.A.F. into confrontation after confrontation with the Luftwaffe's experienced veterans, with the aim of driving Hitler's forces away from Dover's white cliffs for good…
The story is of course well known, but this quote reveals the role of radar.
Senior civil servant: Churchill puts great faith in radar.
Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding: It's vital, but it won't shot down aircraft.
Senior civil servant: Ha… well I must say you don't, exactly exude a spirit of optimism.
Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding: God willing we will hold out minister.
Senior civil servant: I see. So I tell the cabinet, that you're trusting in radar and praying to God, is that right?
Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding: [chuckles] more accurately the other way round. Trusting in god and praying for radar. But the essential arithmetic is that our young men will have to shoot down their young men at the rate of four to one, if we're to keep pace at all.
The few.
18 – My Boy Jack
English gentleman author Rudyard Kipling, famous for the Jungle Book, uses his considerable influence, being on a War Office propaganda think tank, to get his nearly 18 year-old son John 'Jack', admitted for military service during World war I after he is repeatedly refused on account of his bad eyesight. He is enrolled in the Irish Guards: their patriotic dream but mother and sister's nightmare. After a short officer training course Jack gets command of a platoon and embarks in France. Soon, and just after his 18th birthday, his unit suffers terrible losses and Jack is reported missing. Now mother Caroline 'Carry' Kipling proves unstoppable pushing Rudyard's influence and half of England to help find out the truth. When it finally comes, there is far less glory than gore and guilt.
Bear with me on this one, it's nothing to do with Harry Potter but tells the tale of the loss of a son to war as seen by his father, Rudyard Kipling, and the conflict between his love of King and Country and the love of family. A conflict which I guess was echoed in countless families during and after the Great War.
Rudyard Kipling: [after being informed of Jack's death] By all accounts he was very brave, so few of us have the opportunity to play our part properly. But he did. He achieved what he set out to achieve.
Caroline Kipling: He must have been in such awful pain.
Rudyard Kipling: If you talked to wounded soldiers they would tell you the pain only sets in later. So, he was lucky. I was done with quickly.
Caroline Kipling: Don't tell me he was lucky! He wasn't lucky, or… or Brave, or happy! Jack was eighteen years and 1 day old! He died in the rain, he couldn't see a thing, he was alone! You can't persuade me that there's any glory in that!
Great performances, a cracking script, and let's face it, Kim Cattrall is always worth a glance
17 – The Cruel Sea
Nicholas Monsarrat's novel is an unflinching, realistic and emotionally involving account of naval life during the Second World War in which the "heroes" are the men, the "heroines" the ships and the "villain" is not so much the German U-Boats lurking below as "the cruel sea" itself. This 1953 film has become a classic of British cinema largely because it is a straightforward, no-frills adaptation of the book and retain's much of the original's compelling yet almost understated dramatic focus. On convoy duty in the North Atlantic, the crew of HMS Compass Rose face as a matter of routine the threat of destruction from U-Boats as well as a constant struggle against the elements.
The only villain is the sea, the cruel sea…
Capt. Ericson: [after choosing a battle strategy that has cost lives] I had to do it!
Lockhart: Anyway, it's all in the report.
Capt. Ericson: It was my fault!
Lockhart: I… I identified it as a submarine. If anyone murdered those men, I did.
Capt. Ericson: No one murdered them – it's the war, the whole bloody war! We've just got to do these things and say our prayers at the end.
The scene where the Merchant Seamen are in the water and the U-Boat underneath them is brilliantly done, watch it just for that, being in charge is a lonely place.
16 – Where Eagles Dare
Where Eagles Dare is a British 1968 World War II action film starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, and Mary Ure. It was directed by Brian G. Hutton and shot on location in Austria and Bavaria. Alistair MacLean wrote the novel and the screenplay at the same time. It was his first screenplay; both film and book became commercial successes.
Forget the historical nonsense, shocking voice procedure and sometime comedy special effects, all can be forgiven for 'Broadsword Calling Danny Boy'
Some memorable scenes.
15 – The Way Ahead
The Way Ahead is a British Second World War drama released in 1944. It stars David Niven and Stanley Holloway and follows a group of civilians who are conscripted into the British Army to fight in North Africa. In the U.S., an edited version was released as The Immortal Battalion. The film was written by Eric Ambler and Peter Ustinov and directed by Carol Reed. The three had originally produced the 1943 training film The New Lot, which was produced for the Army Kinematograph Service. The Way Ahead was an expanded remake of their earlier film, this time intended for a commercial audience. The two films featured some of the same actors, including John Laurie, Raymond Huntley and Peter Ustinov. Niven, a 1930 graduate of Sandhurst, was at the time a major in the British Army working with the Army Film Unit and later served in Normandy with GHQ Liaison Regiment.
Filmed before the outcome of WWII was certain it is an excellent study in wartime filmmaking
At the end of the film, instead of closing with 'The End' it instead shows 'The Beginning'
An overlooked gem.
14 – The Wild Geese
One Last Pay Day… One More Chance To Die! Legendary hell-raisers Richard Burton and Richard Harris, along with a coolly detached Roger Moore are aging mercenaries with a taste for fine liquor, drawn together for a late but extremely lucrative pay day in The Wild Geese, an African adventure soaked in booze, gunfire and bloodshed. Colonel Allen Faulkner (Burton) is secretly back in London to accept the task of reinstating an African leader deposed in a violent military coup, but without the combat skills of his two old friends, there isn t going to be a mission. With his two reliable loose cannons in place, Faulkner and the team enact a text book rescue operation but disaster is close at hand when the cynical multinational who set up the whole deal turns the tables, striking a new deal with the local despot which sees The Wild Geese trying to escape with their lives intact.
Am on a bit of an SLR run here, yet more (kind of) on display but even they were upstaged by a certain Mr Vickers.
The free-fall scene is also bloody fantastic.
Dumbledore Richard Harris, Richard Burton, Hardy Kruger and Roger Moore give great performances but they are all upstaged by Jack Watson playing RSM Sandy Young. Jack Watson served as a Royal Navy PTI during the War and eases into the RSM role with a familiar ease borne of 'doing lots of shouting'
The actor that played the part of 'Tosh' was named Ian Yule, an ex Para and SAS soldier.
Joan Armatrading even does a pretty good theme song, what more could you want?
13 – The Great Escape
The Great Escape is a 1963 American World War II epic film by DeLuxe Color based on an escape by British Commonwealth prisoners of war from a German POW camp during World War II, starring Steve McQueen, James Garner, and Richard Attenborough, filmed in Panavision. The film is based on Paul Brickhill's 1950 book of the same name, a non-fiction first-hand account of the mass escape from Stalag Luft III in Sagan (now Żagań, Poland), in the province of Lower Silesia, Nazi Germany. The characters are based on real men, and in some cases are composites of several men. However, many details of the actual escape attempt were changed for the film, and the role of American personnel in both the planning and the escape was largely fabricated. The Great Escape was made by the Mirisch Company, released by United Artists, and produced and directed by John Sturges.
An outstanding performance from each and every one of the actors, with a back story of equal measure.
Ramsey: Up the rebels.
Goff: Down the British.
Who can forget the Cooler King and Von Luger's butter?
Christmas is not Christmas without the Great Escape on the TV.
Oh, and watching the RAF personnel wearing white socks with their uniform, priceless
12 – Lawrence of Arabia
Lawrence of Arabia is a 1962 epic historical drama film based on the life of T. E. Lawrence. It was directed by David Lean and produced by Sam Spiegel through his British company Horizon Pictures, with the screenplay by Robert Bolt and Michael Wilson. The film stars Peter O'Toole in the title role. It is widely considered one of the greatest and most influential films in the history of cinema. The dramatic score by Maurice Jarre and the Super Panavision 70 cinematography by Freddie Young are also highly acclaimed. The film was nominated for ten Academy Awards and won seven in total including Best Director, Best Sound Editing, Best Film Editing, and Best Picture.
Simply put, an amazing film.
Watch it because this is what they mean when a film is described as epic
- Trailer
- Title Theme
- Peter O'Toole
- The Attack
- Officers Mess
- A Simple Funeral
- Steven Spielberg
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- Purchase
11 – Bridge on the River Kwai
The Bridge on the River Kwai is a British-American 1957 World War II epic film directed by David Lean and starring William Holden, Jack Hawkins, Alec Guinness, and Sessue Hayakawa. Based on the novel Le Pont de la Rivière Kwai (1952) by Pierre Boulle, the film is a work of fiction, but borrows the construction of the Burma Railway in 1942–43 for its historical setting. The movie was filmed in Ceylon (now known as Sri Lanka). The bridge in the film was near Kitulgala.
A great big fat moral dilemma and a truly horrific back story, it does have a rather nice cantilever bridge though.
Watch it because; Alec Guinness, stiff upper lips all round, a 2″ mortar and the memorable end scene.
10 – Who Dares Wins
When a British government undercover agent is assassinated, a radical anti-nuclear group is held responsible. SAS agent Skellen (Lewis Collins, The Professionals) is called upon to infiltrate the group and put an end to their terrorist activities. He is welcomed into the group by its fanatical leader Frankie Leith (Judy Davis, A Passage to India) and gets closer to uncovering her plan to attack a major political target. The group raids the American embassy and Skellen, from within the residence, must use all of his skill and courage to support and guide his SAS colleagues to save the lives of the high-ranking hostages being held captive. Who Dares Wins was inspired by the SAS rescue of hostages at the besieged Iranian Embassy in May 1980.
The music is great, it has SLR's and a leading actor with a bit of a military background.
Best of all, the original embassy re-decorators were closely involved including, if Wikipedia is to be believed, in a number of scenes.
The final raid scene is brilliantly done, OK, so the ninjas hanging underneath the Scout helicopters might have been a bit far fetched but the rest is cracking stuff, including a visualisation trying to see out of an S6 respirator and the effects of Hatton breaching rounds.
It didn't receive great critical acclaim, especially from the Guardian, but yoghurt knitting sandal munching critics, what would they know.
Did I tell you I was second man on the balcony!
9 – Went the Day Well
Went the Day Well? is a 1942 British war film adapted from a story by Graham Greene and directed by Alberto Cavalcanti. It was produced by Michael Balcon of Ealing Studios and served as unofficial propaganda for the war effort. It tells of how an English village is taken over by Nazi paratroopers. It reflects the greatest potential nightmare of many Britons of the time, although the threat of German invasion had largely receded by that point. (Germany's planned invasion, Operation Sea Lion, had been indefinitely postponed.) It includes the first significant role of Thora Hird's career, and one of the last of C. V. France. The village location for some scenes was Turville in Buckinghamshire.In the film the village is named Bramley End and the entire incident is said to be called the Battle of Bramley End.
Another wartime film, with obvious echoes in Dads Army and The Eagle Has Landed, like The Way Ahead, an overlooked classic.
This quote, unintentionally amusing;
But watch it and you will not forget the teacher with the hand grenade scene or Dame Thora Hird dropping Germans with a .303
8 – Warriors
Acclaimed drama documentary Warriors depicts British soldiers' experiences as peacekeepers for the United Nations Protection Force during the Bosnian War (1992-95), the psychological impact of the atrocities they witness but are not allowed to stop, and their struggle to readjust to civilian life. Although the characters are fictitious and Bosnian scenes were filmed in the Czech Republic, the production team thoroughly researched real events such as 1993's Ahmići massacre through interviews, documents, archive footage and a visit to Bosnia by director Peter Kosminsky and writer Leigh Jackson.
This is actually difficult to get hold of as it was a BBC film, made for TV, but it is a superb film and well worth seeking out. Some familiar faces, 'before they were famous'
7 – An Ungentlemanly Act
A recreation of the first 36 hours of the Falklands conflict. Bob Peck plays Major Mike Norman, who has only recently arrived on the island to take over from Major Noot. Ian Richardson is Governor Sir Rex Hunt, who has only 70 Royal Marines to see off the entire Argentinian invasion fleet.
Can any film with an SLR ever be bad?
The film has a couple of fantastic quotes
and my favourite
Lt. Quiroga: Mr Hunt… Time to give up Mr Hunt… your phone is cut off… armoured amphibious vehicles will be closing in soon!Mr Hunt,We have very superior numbers… I am sure you are a reasonable man… come out with your hands on head… alone!
Colour Sgt. Muir: Fuck off you spick bastards!
6 – Ice Cold in Alex
Ice Cold in Alex (1958) is a British film described as a true story in the film's opening credits, based on the novel of the same name by British author Christopher Landon. Directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring John Mills, the film was a prizewinner at the 8th Berlin International Film Festival. The film was not released in the United States until 1961, in an edited version that was 54 minutes shorter than the original – under the title Desert Attack
The scene with the ambulance and the hill, bloody women.
The final scene used real lager and required multiple takes, they were mullered at the end!
Ultimately, a film about British fair play and determination, which is why it has such a satisfying ending.
5 – A Bridge Too Far
The film tells the story of the failure of Operation Market Garden during World War II. The operation was intended to allow the Allies to break through German lines and seize several bridges in the occupied Netherlands, including one at Arnhem, with the main objective of outflanking German defences in order to end the war by Christmas of 1944.
Two bridge related films in the Top 10, who would have thought it!
Corporal Hancock: Sir.
[Offers mug of tea]
Major General Urquhart: Hancock. I've got lunatics laughing at me from the woods. My original plan has been scuppered now that the jeeps haven't arrived. My communications are completely broken down. Do you really believe any of that can be helped by a cup of tea?
Corporal Hancock: Couldn't hurt, sir.
[Urquhart accepts his mug of tea]
Watch it because; it has a Bailey Bridge, an incredible storyline and the fact that it had pretty much every actor of the day in it.
4 – Kajaki
Kajaki Dam 2006. A company of young British soldiers encounter an unexpected, terrifying enemy. A dried-out river bed, and under every step the possibility of an anti-personnel mine. A mine that could cost you your leg – or your life
A story told with no sentimentality or commentary on some of the more obvious issues it raises, the lack of suitable helicopters being the most obvious.
It is called Kilo Two Bravo for US audiences, but don't let that put you off.
A humbling story of brave men and a brilliant film, whichever way you put it.
3 – Carry On… Up the Kyhber
Carry On… Up the Khyber is the sixteenth in the series of Carry On films to be made, released in 1968. It stars Carry On regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Bernard Bresslaw and Peter Butterworth. Roy Castle makes his only Carry On appearance in the romantic male lead part usually played by Jim Dale. Angela Douglas makes her fourth and final appearance in the series. Terry Scott returned to the series after his minor role in the first film of the series, Carry On Sergeant a decade earlier. The film is, in part, a spoof of Kiplingesque movies and television series about life in the British Raj, both contemporary and from earlier, Hollywood, periods. The title is a play on words in the risqué Carry On tradition, with "Khyber" (short for "Khyber Pass") being rhyming slang for "arse".
Just soak up the glorious late sixties era humour, Welsh scenery and the devils in skirts!
Captain Keene: [news of the native revolt arrives] What do you intend to do, sir?
Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond: Do? Do? We're British. We won't do anything…
Major Shorthouse: …until it's too late.
Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond: Exactly. That's the first sensible thing you've said all day.
The dinner party scene, one of the funniest pieces of cinema ever
2 – The Guns at Batasi
Guns at Batasi is a 1964 drama film starring Richard Attenborough, Jack Hawkins, Flora Robson, John Leyton and Mia Farrow. The film was based on the 1962 novel The Siege of Battersea by Robert Holles and was directed by John Guillermin. Although the action is set in an overseas colonial military outpost during the last days of the British Empire in East Africa, the production was made at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom.
Apart from Star Wars, one of the very few films to feature the Sterling SMG, oh, and yet another Top 20 with an SLR!
Without doubt the best portrayal of an RSM ever seen on screen (although perhaps a bit hammed up), a fantastic performance by Richard Attenborough
Headdress, in the mess, perish the thought!
See the clip, at about 3 minutes 40, RSM Lauderdale tears Mr Boniface a new one!
Finally, in a scene that will be familiar to anyone who has ever dared not to salute and officer whilst in the presence of an RSM.
1 – Zulu
Zulu is a 1964 epic war film depicting the Battle of Rorke's Drift between the British Army and the Zulus in January 1879, during the Anglo-Zulu War. It depicts 150 British soldiers, many of whom were sick and wounded patients in a field hospital, who successfully held off a force of 4,000 Zulu warriors.
Probably no surprise this is Number 1
Forget the outrageous slurs on the good character of Private Henry Hook (who was a model soldier and campaigning tee-totaller) and Commissaryy James Langley Dalton (who was the most experienced soldier at the mission station and widely credited with initiating the defence)
Forget British War Films, this is the best War Film full stop, in fact, forget War Films, Zulu is without a shadow of a doubt, THE best film ever made
The best bits are far too many to list.
Colour Sergeant Bourne: It's a miracle.
Lieutenant John Chard: If it's a miracle, Colour Sergeant, it's a short chamber Boxer Henry point 45 caliber miracle.
Colour Sergeant Bourne: And a bayonet, sir, with some guts behind.
The final scene is, as the kids say, awesome
So there you go.
An honourable mention must also go to a film yet to be released.
Keep an eye out this year.
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55 Comments on "Top 25 British War Films"
Went the day well – glad that' s in the list a definite classic and the scene where the telephone operator throws pepper in the German's face and clubs him to death is one of the most chilling that you will see. No Colditz Story, Wooden Horse, Angels One Five, Appointment in London, Sink the Bismarck, Yangtse Incident, In Which we Serve or Dunkirk. All in my top 25, appreciate view differ though
Kajaki, is an amazing film-shame that it was so difficult to seek out. Sky had it on PPV , but yet to show it neither have Channel Four or any terrestrial channel. Mind you -it was one of those films where the most common word did rhyme with duck
No Dad's Army ? (The first one)
Went the Day Well is a classic as is The Way Ahead but I've always felt that Carry on Sergeant was Part 2 of TWA for its depiction of National Service. However my Top Three would all be Powell Pressburger films. A Matter of Life and Death, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (which Churchill wanted banned) and the cream of the crop for me, The Small Back Room which is an absolute corker of a film . It ranges across interdepartmental rivalries , alcoholism and relationships, new weapons including the Compressed Air "Reeves" Gun and the way they are chosen to the final solving of a new randomly dropped German anti-personnel bomb. If you haven't seen it scour the internet for a copy as DVDs are rare…and pricey! Well worth the effort
I would rate Where Eagles Dare higher but great choices!
How about Freedom–the Football game where POWs vs Nazis occur and the former escape in the end.
Might I suggest, "Contact" as worthy of inclusion on the list…. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088949/reviews?ref_=tt_urv
633 Squadron?
Agree with senior moment. The original Dads Army movie is part of my definition of Britishness. Battle of the River Plate is also missing. Along with First of the Few. Although Where Eagles Dare is a fave of mine, it is a WW2/cold war spy thriller hybrid.
Shout out for "Sharpe 's Eagle"
Sean Bean: "All you have to do is stand and fire 3 rounds a minute: now you and I know you can fire 3 rounds a munute; but what I want to know, is can you stand?"
And who wouldn't fall for Assumption Serena as Commondante Theresa?
Very fond of Pete Postlethwaite ' s Obidiah Hakeswill in the next couple of films as well: "Obidiah 'as to 'ave 'is scratchings, Mother."
Bloody autocrrect. Where's the edit function TD? This comments system is NOT one of your better ones.
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One of my rare trips to the cinema to see the new "Dads Army". A wobbly start & in places in the middle, but turned out all right in the end.
On tv, what about "A piece of Cake", the last hurrah of Southern TV before it lost its franchise, circa 1990?
That BBC drama doc on Dunkirk was quite good.
Perhaps we need a thread on the war films not made yet, but we would like to see? So the Battle of the Bulge from the British viewpoint. I accept it was a mainly American/German battle, but that's why the British involvement on the ground & in the air is always overlooked.
Or the British Pacific fleet launching carrier aircraft to bomb Japan in 1945. Or British carriers during the Korean War.
I always fancied a Where Eagles Dare remake, but set in the Argentinian Andes during 1982.
Cockleshell Heroes, Sea of Sand, Above us the waves. Others mentioned here like Dads Army, Carry on Sergeant demonstrate in my view that in terms of British war films we have an abundance of riches
If we were allowed "Game of Thrones" then my favourite is the "halfman" war speech "those are brave men at our gates. Lets go & kill them".
Thinking of the First World War – how about Aces High…..
Excellent list. I have asked elsewhere, on Small Wars Journal if there is an American equivalent. There is a 2010 Kings War Studies list that maybe of interest, Great Films on Small Wars: http://kingsofwar.org.uk/2010/02/films/
SWJ has a 2010 list on COIN related movie bits: http://council.smallwarsjournal.com/showthread.php?t=5076
WW1? I like Zeppelin.
A very nice list. I've seen most of the older ones, but there are a few that I haven't seen (which I'm trying to remedy at the moment) – Zulu was compulsory viewing in our family (Dad being a former Major in the South Wales Borderers and all that) , as was Lawrence of Arabia (Grandad and Aqaba stuff).
Glad you put Master and Commander in there – the books are a great depiction of the period and based, largely, on the actions of Thomas Cochrane, one of the best frigate commanders of the period. They are also relatively accurate – the later books borrow from other sources and individuals, but try to stay accurate in the accounts of military and political maneuvering. As an aficionado ( I've read all 20 books, plus the unfinished 21st several times over), the movie was a disappointment in some ways (the plot was changed to make it a French frigate, when it was an American frigate in the books, but I guess I'm just carping a bit – the photography was brilliant, and well deserved its Oscar. You also missed a few of the best quotes "Lesser of two weevils" and " Surprise is on our side "., etc, etc.
As another suggestion, how about "The Virgin Soldiers"? @Observer might be interested :)
Or, for a bit of fun, since it's about the British military, but not a "war" film "Dog Soldiers"
"how about "The Virgin Soldiers"? @Observer might be interested"
I'm not interested in mythology. :P
It's also amazing how many of these I actually watched as well.
Sorry Observer – just realised that my comment could be somewhat misinterpreted! I blame it on England winning the Grand Slam and a bottle of rum that just happened to be lying around :) What I should have said is that you might be interested as it's set in Singapore around 1950.
lol no worries ACP, I kind of figured that it was dodgy phrasing.
Still hilarious though.
All such lists are subjective and 25 requires a great deal of selection,
In the top 50 say, I would include in no particular order
Tunes of Glory with John Mills and
Dr Strangelove or How I grew to love the Bomb – There's an RAf angle it was made in Britain and is very funny, currently on Netflix
Threads – available on Youtube a BBC film about the effect of nuclear war on Sheffield.
Oh What a Lovely War – also currently on Netflix. Loosely WW1 the musical.
Battle of the River Plate – All about British Pluck and a certain amount of deception.
The Way to the Stars ) Contemporary films about Bomber Command
One of our Aircraft is Missing )
Plus all those mentioned by mickp
I've heard '71 is meant to be good, but it's only had a handful of screenings on TV so far, and wasn't shown in many cinemas so can understand its absence. Operation banner was a defining feature of British military history for over 3 decades, with more miltary personell killed in Northern Ireland than Iraq and Afghan put together. Suprised none of the 25 touch on the conflict.
I missed two
Privates on Parade – A farce set during the Malayan emergency – John Cleese's overgrown schoolboy OC was very close to some TA officers of my aquaintance.
Private Potter – Tale of a National Serviceman during the Cyprus emergency who explains giving away an ambush by saying he had seen a religious apparition This has a profound effect on the CO and Chaplin.
John Cleese of Monty Python fame? Must be good then. :)
Re An Ungentlemnly Act.
Best quote is when the local territorial force commander (portrayed in the film as a platoon of amateurs. Rings the Governor. After the island is invaded
"There are Argentinian soldiers outside"
" well shoot them then"
"There are an awful lot if Argentinian soldiers outside"
"Well shoot some of them then"…..
And what…. no Battle if the River Plate!
@Observer Privates on Parade.
Yes very very funny. Set during the emergency in Malaya, an ordnance depot houses a "Concert Party". The depot OC (John Cleese) who is a few bob short of a 10 shilling note, conceives the idea of resupplying forward units with with ammo in the Concert Party's baggage. All does not go to plan. Michael Elphick as the (dodgy former Met Copper) RSM was brilliant as was Joe Melia as the instructor Sergeant tasked with bringing the concert party up to standard before the tour into bandit country.
Oh as Zulu is No 1 there has to be a place for the very very non pc Silk Cut Zulu Spoof Commercial probably no 101
https://youtu.be/BGETLgNytCw There's also a PoW spoof.
Always considered "Threads" pretty gruesome which I think was the objective of the makers.
mission accomplished.
"Battle of Britain" and "A Bridge too far" were war movies of a quality and accuracy that's likely not coming back any time soon (similar: U.S.-Japanese co-production "Tora tora").
I would give a honourable mention to the TV series "Sharpe's Rifles" and the extremely British "Blackadder goes forth".
SO, there is a Pegasus Bridge film in the works (Jason Flemyng and others) that bills itself as an historical depiction in the same vein as films like A Bridge Too Far.
Probably the last great attempt at an historical war drama was the Band of Brothers tv series. That was based on Stephen E Ambrose's book, who also wrote the book 'Pegasus Bridge'. I don't think the new film is an adaption of Ambrose's book per se, but it is perhaps an opportunity to faithfully represent actual events that would surely draw on the historical work of Ambrose.
A Bridge Too Far was based on Cornelius Ryan's historical book (as was The Longest Day (in which Pegasus Bridge also features)). It would be interesting to see an adaption of Ryan's other excellent WWII book, The Last Battle (the battle for Berlin). It would be quite an epic undertaking though.
We'll have to wait and see whether Pegasus Bridge makes it onto TD's movie list in a couple of years time.
Seen quite a few of those… I tend to agree with Zulu
Surely there should be a mention for Henry V…
I still get goosebumps with St Crispins eve speech – I suppose it had a good script writer ( :) )
Not holding my manhood cheep here…
Morning Departure?
Square Peg (Norman Wisdom)?
Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall?
I seem to remember A Bridge Too Far having a good scene with a rolling barrage.
I will only mention Dirk Bogarde and Michael Redgrave in The Sea Shall Not Have them because of Noel Coward's quote "The sea shall not have them? Why not – everyone else has."
Let's not mention Escape to Victory: its not British, its rubbish and its got Ossie Ardeles in it..
JamesF, I was intrigued and amused by the comment about them using the Belgrano in the movie "Battle of the River Plate", but sadly according to the great "wikipedia" it was a USS warship USS Salem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Salem_%28CA-139%29
I would of have been ironic if they had used it,
Although I did not expect to see it on this list I recommend the very underrated How I Won The War by Richard Lester. It is a very dark and biting comedy about the utter inhumanity and uselessness of war.
Loved "Damn the Defiant"
It looks as if Kajaki has just been added on US Netflix if anyone is interested (not sure if it's on the UK site, though)
I do wish the BBC or ITV would invest in making a good 5-10 part miniseries about British forces in either WW1 or WW2 or perhaps even Malaya or the Falklands which have never had any good films made about it. I don't mean like that crappy 'Our World War' either.
Hanks & Spielberg's HBO WWII miniseries 'Band of Brothers' (about a company in the 101st Airborne Division) and 'The Pacific' (about the experiences of 3 men in different units in the USMC) are some of the best war films I've seen.
No Life and Death of Colonel Blimp? One of the best films ever made, war or not.
Adding my vote for "First of the Few". Nice list.
Anything on the Wellington (Waterloo)? Nelson (Battle of the Nile, Trafalgar)?
Surely "The Hill" needs to be in there. The mix of characters, from the hard line RSM with problems, to the compassionate Sean Connery, it has it all.
Christopher Nolan is filming a new "Dunkirk" movie, apparently with big budget:
Expect lots of CGI Stukas.
Remember that the thought police have already done for this film by cutting out the allegedly "RAAAYCIST" part where cpl Scheiss comes to the rescue of chard with bayonet and crutch then cackles with glee. Its cut on DVD and the new censored version is now shown every time it comes on TV. It's the best film ever made and they've hacked out the best part of it. Read 2030: Your Children's Future in Islamic Britain by David Vincent for a brilliant explanation why ALL of hate speech law MUST BE REPEALED.
It is a shame this list of British War films has films made by the Americans that included Americans as the goddamn, mother loving toughest soldiers in the world, ever. Who, were put there merely to interest American audiences in the film. The Great Escape was a British and Commonwealth caper that Americans had very little to do with. There certainly wasn't some ex circus boy on a German motorbike anywhere to be seen. God help us.
With Jock-istan heading for another Indyref…I am moved to make an English nationalist point…….the majority of the soldiers at Rorkes Drift were in fact English…so instead of Men of Harlech..they were more likely signing "Get them Down you Zulu Warriors…"
No 'Theirs is the Glory'? Scandalous. A half fiction/half documentary about Arnhem and Market Garden filmed on location, and using multiple veterans of the battle only 18 months after the end of the War. Legend has it that between takes, blokes would disappear off and help locate the graves of their mates! No PTSD there, then. Extreme Stiff Upper Lip on show, but all the more accurate for it.
No Four Feathers (1939)
Great List! Five, I haven't seen.
But you've forgotten one. I'd make this the "Top 26"
I would add "A Sailor for the King"
Granted the main character is Canadian. But the film was made in the UK.
Based on C.S. Forester's book "Brown on Resolution".
I'm going to chase down those 5 films I haven't seen yet.
I would advise anyone reading this list. Read the comments. I found another seven films
I hadn't seen. This is a great resource. Even with the sour grapes about Americans involved.
You've got to give writers and producers some leeway. They've got to make a movie that will
make a profit.
Shocked you didn't mention the best and most authentic war movie of any nation ever made, "In Which We Serve".


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The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has published a consultation paper on proposed amendments to DISP, the FCA's Dispute Resolution Complaints sourcebook. The amends relate to the Alternative Dispute Resolution Directive (ADR Directive) and to pension transfers.
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The Martial Arts are an excellent form of exercise and activity for children of all ages. In this world dominated by computers, video games and iPods, it's often hard to get children out of the house and do any form of activity. Children need to be active and expound their energies, and martial arts are one of the best ways of doing this. There are many benefits that not only involve physical exercise, but also stimulate the mind too, and expose the child to new ways of seeing things and learning. This article will explore several important areas of benefits.
Martial Arts for Fitness
The first important factor it provides is physical fitness. The USA has one of the worst child obesity problems in the world, children's diets are full of sugar and this produces children with poor health and fitness. The Arts will expose the child to many forms of activity and will keep them fit and healthy. Moreover, as they develop and learn the Arts, they themselves will want to keep up this level of fitness, because they feel good, and they feel confident about themselves. Their diet will naturally follow this path as they keep in top shape to fight.
Martial Arts Teaches Discipline and Respect
Another of the worrying side affects of society today is the complete lack of respect many children have for their elders and other people. The Arts are based around showing respect for the Master, and for their fellow fighters, and this follows through to showing respect for the flag and their parents.
It also teaches discipline and obedience, which are both extremely important, not only in the martial arts world, but in real life too. These aspects will eventually permeate throughout your child to make them grow into better, and more understanding people too. The power of discipline and respect from the Arts can never be underestimated. If this is the only thing your child will get out of it, then it's been worthwhile.
Martial Arts teaches Self Defense
And os course, the primary reason for learning martial arts is to learn self defense allowing your child is able to protect themselves against any potential bullying. Of course the Arts always teach to defend rather than attack, but should the possibility of a fight take place, then you can be sure your child will be able to defend themself, as is their right. But the emphasis is always to use it as a last resort and not to use it to attack another person. This would be disrespecful.
The Arts are extremely good for producing well balanced young people. The knowledge and physical health they gain from attending classes once or twice a week, (not to mention the personal pracitising they should do), is fantastic training for their lives in the future, whether they continue into adulthood or not.
The Arts are an extremely good way of helping your child understand themselves, respect others and to become fit and healthy young people, as they should be, and if you live in the Houston, Texas area, then Precision Martial Arts is an excellent place to attend.
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50ml olive oil
500g peeled fava beans
1 clove fresh garlic
Half tsp cumin
Half tsp chili powder
2 tbs of lemon juice
10g mint leaves
20g parsley leaves
1. Combine garlic and olive oil in a small pot with a little salt and pepper.
2. Cook over low heat until garlic is completely cooked through and falls apart to the touch.
3. Set aside and let cool.
4. Bring a pot of heavily salted water to a boil and blanch fava beans for about 5 minutes or until completely cooked through, plunge immediately in ice water to stop cooking. Set aside.
5. In a food processor combine garlic, oil, beans, spices, herbs, and juice and process until completely smooth, 2-3 minutes. Taste for seasoning and store in fridge for at least one hour before serving.
6. Serve with crostini, pita bread, or crudit?
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300g diced onion (2cm across)
200g diced celery (2cm across)
150g diced carrot (2cm across)
150g diced fennel (2cm across)
20g garlic, finely diced
20g shallot, finely diced
50g tomato paste
2l water
Bunch of thyme
One bay leaf
1. In a medium pot, add onions, carrot, celery and fennel with a little olive oil, salt and pepper.
2. Saute over medium-high heat until vegetables have broken down. They should be translucent with a touch of browning on the edges. About 7-10 minutes.
3. Add garlic, shallots, and tomato paste, saute for another 2 minutes or until tomato paste looks roasted and garlic and shallots are no longer raw.
4. Add water and herb bundle and simmer for 30 minutes or until vegetables are soft. Remove herbs and season with salt and pepper to taste before proceeding to the next step.
The variables
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Blanched peas
Cooked beans
Diced asparagus
Diced green beans or yard beans
Cooked pasta
Cooked rice
1. With soup simmering, add any vegetables before serving. You can choose anything you want to add to the mix but I would recommend three items or less.
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Brett Lechtenberg has done many presentations for women's groups and taught a large number of women's self defense classes. His expertise in personal safety ranges from women's self defense, to pepper spray courses, anti-home invasion, workplace safety, and so on. At this course he specifically covered information about things that the average business woman can do to protect themselves on a day-to-day basis.
Some of the topics that were covered include safe zones at home and at work, the reality of how self defense weapons like pepper spray work, and the difference between violence on television or in movies and violence in real life. Brett made sure that the women at this workshop understood common safety myths to ensure they would get the most out of the material that he presented. One of the reasons why people do not always know how to defend themselves is because they are going off of popular self defense myths and they try to protect themselves in ways that may not actually work.
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B. 2. Jesus Takes up His Cross
John 19: 17
17and carrying the cross by himself, he went out to what is called The Place of the Skull, which in Hebrew* is called Golgotha.
I sometimes feel like I'm not appreciated. Sometimes I feel as if I accept more responsibility that I need to. I can feel sorry for myself, even though the crosses others carry are much larger than my own. In my self-pity, I don't reach out to help.
My Jesus, who took onto yourself the most heavy cross I made by my sins, give me the strength to carry the heavy weight and and help others with their burdens without complaint.
We adore you O Christ and we bless you
Because by your Holy Cross you have redeemed the world