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Try This: A Throw Layered Under the Chair Cushion
A throw tossed casually on a sofa says, "I'm carefree and welcoming and don't take my shoes off at the door." But a perfectly crisp folded blanket layered impeccably under a chair cushion says, "I'm put together." To add visual interest and texture to an orderly living room or bedroom without adding clutter, try this layered chair look on for size.
I first spotted this look when Michelle of 4 Men 1 Lady decided to layer throws under the chair cushion on her reupholstered antique-store find. It adds a wonderful splash of color down the center of the wingback armchair. Then Rachel of The Chic Site followed in Michelle's footsteps with a patterned IKEA blanket when she tackled her own recent upholstery makeover.
I love how the layered throw adds depth and color to these two classic white chairs. The throws can easily be updated with the decor of the room, giving extra life to basic pieces.
Getting the look at home is easy. Grab your favorite throw and fold it neatly in half or in thirds. Remove the chair cushion, then gently drape the folded blanket down the back of the chair and across the seat, letting the end of the throw hang down the front of the chair just a bit. Squeeze the chair cushion back into place and drop a throw pillow on top.
(Image credits: 4 Men 1 Lady; The Chic Site)
103 Comments
Just, no. This seems silly.
no makes zero sense
Is it just me or does this look... vaguely obscene?
I can't help but think, 'I really like this new throw, but I have to protect it from the cat.'
I think it says, "I'm a little bit neurotic AND DON'T YOU DARE MESS UP MY FURNITURE BY SITTING ON IT!"
No because I need the throw to hide the spots and fraying edges of the cushion.
Reminds me when a guy tucks his tie into his pants. Weird.
Wow I thought this looked really cool, especially to add a little pattern to a solid chair without having to reupholster. Maybe good for the summer when you probably don't need a blanket. Guess I'm in the minority.
This looks nuts.
This is weird. lol
It looks like the chair has had an accident. I feel bad for the chair.
A throw is supposed to add coziness to the room and make the chair looks inviting.
I do not get this look. What's the point of a throw if you can't use it.
Out of all of the looks in the world, I don't want my chairs to look like they're sticking tongues out at me.
It looks bizarre to me.
Wow, how silly.
Is this an early April Fools post?
This says "Welcome to my showroom, please look and don't touch!"
It's very decorator catalog to me.
nope-I won't...
This reminds me of my nana's plastic-covered "sitting room" that you're clearly not supposed to sit in.
Laughable and sad. And yes, @latoyaversailles - somehow vaguely obscene.
Now this just looks weird.
Placing the throw like this with all the tassels hanging would guarantee destruction by my cat!
Does not want.
Oh no. No, no, no. Did we really need instructions also?
These responses are cracking me up!
This looks stupid.
I don't mind the look of the throw over the back and then tucked under the cushion, but as someone else mentioned above, the end hanging out at the bottom of the chair makes it look like the chair is sticking its tongue out at me.
LOL I thought the instructions were hilarious too.
No. Is this post a joke?!!!
Must be a joke post. This looks like the chair equivalent of underwear on the outside.
Chair loincloth?
i think this is a no... MAYBE i could see tucking it in, but no so far that in hangs out the front.
This screams Anal.
This screams Anal.
That's just wrong.
The puzzle is presented as: "How can I add color or pattern while maintaining a crisp formal effect?" You can solve this puzzle without sending a blanket on a nonsensical detour under the seat cushion. If you need color or pattern that bad, get a more suitable accent pillow. Or use your throw, but fold it neatly and hang it over the chair instead of tossing it casually about.
The perfectly stacked pillows, the precision karate chops, and the bizarre throw placement all say "Do not make yourself comfortable. This room is for show only. Don't you dare muss my scape!" This Kabuki-like ceremonial accessorizing is no better than the much-derided practice of encasing the "good" furniture in clear plastic slipcovers. Both effects say "This is here to impress you." At least with the plastic slipcovers, you could still use the furniture. This throw idea communicates that the host wants to prevent the guest from using the comfortable item. So: No, don't try this.
Pull your pants up, son!
maybe this should have been posted tomorrow on April 1
It's April 1st here... this MUST be a joke. :|
This is a prime example of function following form. Silly.
uhmmm, nope, not for me.
The responses are hilarious, however, lol.
A chair sash for a beauty pageant maybe - maybe we should teach the chair to wave "elbow-elbow-wrist-wrist?" Definitely a no for me- would be constantly trying to put the cushion back in place and it looks totally stand-offish.
Totally April Fools-worthy!
it looks like trying to cover up a place where a cat shredded...maybe if you had very used furniture and wanted to tidy up the look a bit but not with new furniture...mg
AT, you got the dates mixed up - April 1st is tomorrow, not today!
Another no.
ahaha this comment reminds me of a girl in kindergarten who wore her underwear OVER her tights. This is the furniture equivalent of that.
Wow. I agree with the majority of commenters, and suspected a joke post, but I clicked on those two links and... it seems like... it's not a joke?
I'm relieved to read that I am not the only one who thought this was a daft idea. I CAN see tucking a light weight throw behind a loose sofa cushion, where it can be easily pulled out. but looks silly on the chair.
I especially hate the hanging part. It's just weird.
Oh for heaven's sake!
LOL, I am sure AT had no idea the readers were going to hit quite so hard on this one. Alas, this is really too contrived, and I am one who appreciates a little day-to-day staging. A "throw" is pretty self explanatory in how it should be displayed. The name says it all.
Uh oh. I've done this, albeit with a thin Cherokee rug, to add some pattern to the back of a white chair. Didn't have the end of the rug tassels hanging out on the bottom, though.
The poster who mentioned if the original photo looked "obscene," I guess I have to agree. It took me a bit to figure out why I got the heebie jeebies, and then I realized: subconsciously my free-association response was "pubic hair" <-- let's see if that gets through AC editors. :)
Ha! No.
This screams trying to hard.
I also seem to be in the very small group of people that actually kind of like it. It also comes at just the right time for me as I was sitting here trying to figure out what to do with my poor old hide-a-bed that desperately needs to be reupholstered.
Thank you for your slightly bizarre and quirky post!
I'm too pragmatic for this -- a throw needs to be usable.
However, I do have a colorful ethnic fabric -- possibly a Guatemalan table runner, not sure since it was thrifted -- draped OVER the seat back and cushion of a black leather-look chair in my home library, to offset the darkness of the upholstery... purely decorative, but I do sit on it -- as do my cats! So I can ALMOST get this!
It's but pretty but what is says is; "I'm totally inconvenient to use and I have crumbs on me."
You know what... It's not pretty I just didn't want to be mean.
It's not just you. It looks like a woman in a dress on a bench with her legs spread so that you can see her girdle.
This is totally impractical.
Well I was trying to stretch my brain with this one - like the-uptight-chair-gets-a-rogue-look or something but then I just started reading all these comments and I just giggled.
I love the 2nd pic. The first pic seems very contrived, too much, but the 2nd pic looks cute to me.
I wanted to be the first to say 'APRIL FOOL!!'
(Hi, from 7.30am in Hong Kong!)
This is actually gorgeous, but I wouldn't leave the little part hanging down below, I'd tuck it under.
Haters gonna hate.
I think you're right, Norikoses, just put it over the back. The part hanging out the bottom is what looks wrong.
Chair needs a wax.
I've seen this on design blogs in the past. It's a little like the pillow karate chop, in my opinion.
Ha ha ha! The comments are as hilarious as this idea.
Ha ha ha! The comments are as hilarious as this idea.
The comments are making me LOL.
I agree with this idea in theory - some colorful or patterned fabric over the back would be great for adding some temporary interest to a plain chair.
It's the tucked under, hanging out the front part that is SO so wrong.
It's clever and I like all the colors in the first one, but it IS crooked and that would bother me. Second one is better but still doubt it would stay in place after some one has sat in the chair for a while. TY for showing something out of the box (and mile away) AT!
Lol - I totally thought: "Reminds me of a tie sticking out of an open fly."
The fact that they've included instructions is priceless.
Good one!
So funny bejeweled, this must be an April Fool's Day joke.
I am so put together that I have to remove my chair cushion to get you a blanket.
Impractical and silly.
LOL. I love the comments.
However, I do not like sloppy throws cast over furniture. I generally fold throws and neatly drape over the sofa arm or back of a chair. This does not always succeed in a house with two kids and three cats. Tucking the blanket in at the cushion will keep it from slipping off the back of the chair, and being on.
too funny--the comments are the best. Sometimes the posts on AT remind me of the story of the emperor's new clothes.
Now wait a minute folks, this is a great way to store your throws over the spring and summer months when you don't want to snuggle under them. No need to devote closet or other storage space to them. Yeah, that's it, that's the ticket...ha-ha-ha-ha-ha......
Oooooo mixed emotions.
Comic effect, if that's what one's after.
Context is all, mind. Just can't think of one in which this sort of set dressing would work.
LOL, that is the ticket!
Haha! There's something about the hysterically patient, cheerful instructions and the wide-eyed smile on the girl in the picture that, when put next to eachother, is super creepy.
I'm torn. I kinda like the look but see its impracticality. The minute you sit down you are going to rumple the whole neurotically arranged affair. But to me its no different than sitting on a chair or sofa where you have to move a bunch of pillows out of your way. That's pretty but impractical, too, but everybody seems to like the more is more pillow look.
As far as the throw not being usable? That doesn't bother me. I see it more like a decorative scarf, which enhances an outfit but doesn't serve a practical purpose.
Anyway, like a lot of things on AT, the pictures are pretty if not terribly real world likely...
This is an April Fools' Day joke right?
I'd totally do this for the back, not sure about it hanging out the bottom like that. Thinking about possible color ideas now!
Mysti's got the best comment award.
I have a good friend that knows the first blogger and I'm guessing this is NOT a joke. Totally seems like something she would do. I hate the look of the double fringe hanging out the front. Yes to whoever said looks like a lady with her legs spread and yes to looking like you are screaming "do not mess up my decorating!" instead of "hey, friend! come in and make yourself comfortable." Tucking a neatly folded throw or special fabric into the cushion to keep it in place, not bad. Having the end hanging out...bad bad bad.
LOL. Cannot tell if this is an April Fool's joke or not.
This is just plain silly, as there is no functionality whatsoever...but it certainly will give new meaning to the word 'throw' when the guest decides to use it, gives a quick tug to get it off the back of the chair, and and is thrown onto the floor, along with the chair cushion! Not in this house.
This chair looks like a little child that dressed itself with the underwear worn outside and the jumper backwards. Or something. Odd.
and the lady in the second photo looks like she will rip your head off if you dare mess with her chair...
just came across this post - is it inspired by PippaTips?
anyway,I would totally do this - with a piece of fabric that's not strong enough to be used for upholstery but which I want to highlight in a particular room. using a throw seems silly.
Ok, this is an older post... I just HAVE to comment. The instructions were priceless as were the running commentary. So needed a good giggle today.
Now, tucking the throw under the chair cushion. Hmmm. Yes. I actually do this with colourful beach blankets over the Summer months.
There's nothing worse than sitting down, leaning back, relaxing and sticking to the leather. Or leaving a sweaty, greasy imprint on the fabric.
A lot of people wear low backed, sleeveless tops in hot & humid weather. I like to think it's more inviting (possibly sanitary; the throw is easy to wash) for guests to lean against.
Maybe I can stop guffawing over the chair loincloth and chair girdle imagery LoL The cats are wondering whether I've come undone.


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Adam Clarke Commentary
Matthew 9
Christ heals a paralytic person at Capernaum, Matthew 9:1-8. Calls Matthew, Matthew 9:9-10. Eats with publicans and sinners, at which the Pharisees are offended, and he vindicates his conduct, Matthew 9:11, Matthew 9:12. The disciples of John come to him and inquire about fasting, Matthew 9:14-17. A ruler requests him to heal his daughter, Matthew 9:18, Matthew 9:19. On his road to the ruler's house, he heals a diseased woman, Matthew 9:20-22. Arriving at the ruler's house, he restores the young woman to life, Matthew 9:23-26. Heals two blind men, Matthew 9:27-31. Casts out a dumb demon, Matthew 9:32-34. Preaches and works miracles in all the cities and villages, Matthew 9:35. Is greatly affected at the desolate and dark state of the Jewish people, Matthew 9:36. Exhorts his disciples to pray to God to send them proper instructers, Matthew 9:37, Matthew 9:38.
Verse 1
He came into his own city - Viz. Capernaum, where he seems to have had his common residence at the house of Peter. See Matthew 4:13, and Matthew 8:14. This verse properly belongs to the preceding chapter.
Verse 2
Sick of the palsy - See Matthew 4:24.
Lying on a bed - Κλινης , a couch or sofa, such as they reclined on at meals.
Seeing their faith - The faith of the paralytic person, and the faith of those who brought him; see on Mark 2:4 (note).
Be of good cheer - Θαρσει τεκνον , Son, take courage! Probably he began to despond, and Christ spoke thus to support his faith.
Thy sins be forgiven thee - Moral evil has been the cause of all the natural evil in the world. Christ goes to the source of the malady, which is sin; and to that as the procuring cause we should refer in all our afflictions. It is probable that this paralytic person had, in the earnest desires of his heart, entreated the cure of his soul, leaving his body to the care of others, as the first miracle of healing is wrought on his soul. In a state of helplessness, when we seek above all things to please God, by giving him our hearts, he often inspires others with the care of our temporal necessities. It may be necessary to be observed, that it was a maxim among the Jews that no diseased person could be healed till all his sins were blotted out. See Nedarim, fol. 41. Hence our Lord first forgives the sins, and then heals the body of the paralytic person. This appears to have been founded on Psalm 103:3. Who forgiveth all thine iniquities, and healeth all thy diseases. Here pardon precedes health. See also Psalm 41:3, Psalm 41:4. It may be observed, also, that most people are more in earnest about their souls when in sickness than in health, and therefore are more earnest in prayer for salvation.
Verse 3
This man blasphemeth - Βλασφημεω comes either from βλαπτειν την φημην , to hurt or blast the reputation or credit of another, or from βαλλειν ταις φημαις , to smite with reports. Whenever it is used in reference to God, it simply signifies, to speak impiously of his nature, or attributes, or works. Injurious speaking is its proper translation when referred to man.
Verse 4
Jesus knowing ( ιδων seeing) their thoughts - In telling them what the thoughts of their hearts were, (for they had expressed nothing publicly), he gave them the fullest proof of his power to forgive sins; because God only can forgive sins, and God only can search and know the heart. Jesus pronounced the man's sins forgiven; and gave the scribes the fullest proof of his power to do so, by telling them what, in the secret of their souls, they thought on the subject.
Verse 5
For whether is easier, to say, Thy sins be forgiven thee; or to say, Arise, and walk? - Both are equally easy, and equally difficult; for both require unlimited power to produce them. And every thing is equally easy to that power which is unlimited. A universe can be as easily produced by a single act of the Divine will as the smallest elementary part of matter.
Verse 6
But that ye may know, etc. - External miracles are the proofs of internal ones. Three miracles are wrought in this case. (I mean, by miracle, something produced or known that no power is capable of but that which is omnipotent, and no knowledge adequate to but that which is omniscient). The miracles are these:
1st. The remission of the poor man's sins.
2d. The discernment of the secret thoughts of the scribes.
3d. The restoring of the paralytic, in an instant, to perfect soundness.
Thus one miracle becomes the proof and establishment of another. Never was a clearer proof of omnipotent energy and mercy brought under the senses of man. Here is an absolutely perfect miracle wrought; and here are absolute incontestable proofs that the miracle was wrought; and the conclusion is the fullest demonstration of the Divinity of the ever-blessed Jesus.
Arise, take up thy bed - Being enabled to obey this command was the public proof that the man was made whole. Such a circumstance should not pass without improvement. A man gives proof of his conversion from sin to God who imitates this paralytic person. He who does not rise and stand upright, but either continues grovelling on the earth, or falls back as soon as he is got up, is not yet cured of his spiritual palsy. When we see a penitent enabled to rejoice in hope of God's glory, and to walk in the way of his commandments, he affords us all the proof which we can reasonably require, that his conversion is real: the proof sufficient to satisfy himself is the witness of the Holy Spirit in his own heart; but this is a matter of which those who are without cannot judge: they must form their opinion from his conduct, and judge of the tree by its fruits.
Verse 8
When the multitudes saw it, they marveled - Instead of εθαυμασαν , wondered, the Codex Vatic. and Cod. Bezae, with several other MSS. and versions, have εφοβηθησαν , feared. In the Gothic, and one copy of the Itala, both readings are conjoined, thus: And the multitudes seeing it, wondered and feared, and glorified God. Wondered at the miracle; feared to offend against such power and goodness; and glorified God for the works of mercy which he had wrought.
Verse 9
Named Matthew - Generally supposed to be the same who wrote this history of our blessed Lord. Mathai signifies a gift in Syriac; probably so named by his parents as implying a gift from God.
The receipt of custom - The custom-house, τελωνιον - the place where the taxes levied by the Romans of the Jews, were collected.
Follow me - That is, become my disciple.
And he arose, and followed him - How blessed it is to be obedient to the first call of Christ - how much happiness and glory are lost by delays, though conversion at last may have taken place!
Verse 10
Sat at meat in the house - Viz. of Matthew, who it appears, from Luke 5:29, made a great feast on the occasion, thus testifying his gratitude for the honor done him; and that his friends and acquaintances might profit by the teaching of his new master, he invites them to the entertainment that was honored by the presence of Christ. His companions, it appears, were not of the most creditable kind. They were tax-gatherers (see Matthew 5:46) and sinners, αμαρτωλοι , a word which I believe in general signifies heathens, throughout the Gospels, and in several other parts of the New Testament. See, among others, Matthew 11:19 (note); Matthew 26:45 (note); Mark 2:15-17 (note); Mark 14:41; Luke 5:30-32 (note); Luke 6:32-34 (note); Luke 7:34, Luke 7:37, (note); Luke 7:39; Luke 15:1, Luke 15:2, Luke 15:7, Luke 15:10 (note); Luke 19:7 (note); Luke 24:7 (note); John 9:16, John 9:24, John 9:25, John 9:31 (note); Romans 5:8 (note); Galatians 2:15 (note); Hebrews 7:26 (note); 1 Peter 4:18 (note); in most, if not all of which places, it evidently refers to the character or state of a Gentile, or Heathen. See also the notes on these passages.
Verse 11
When the Pharisees saw it - He who, like a Pharisee, never felt himself indebted to infinite mercy for his own salvation, is rarely solicitous about the salvation of others. The grace of Christ alone inspires the soul with true benevolence. The self-righteous Pharisees considered it equal to legal defilement to sit in company with tax-gatherers and heathens. It is certain that those who fear God should not associate, through choice, with the workers of iniquity, and should only be found with them when transacting their secular business requires it, or when they have the prospect of doing good to their souls.
Verse 12
They that be whole need not a physician - A common proverb, which none could either misunderstand or misapply. Of it the reader may make the following use: -
1.Jesus Christ represents himself here as the sovereign Physician of souls.
2.That all stand in need of his healing power.
4.That it is the most inveterate and dangerous disease the soul can be afflicted with to imagine itself whole, when the sting of death, which is sin, has pierced it through in every part, infusing its poison every where.
Verse 13
I will have mercy, and not sacrifice - Quoted from 1 Samuel 15:22. These are remarkable words. We may understand them as implying,
1st. That God prefers an act of mercy, shown to the necessitous, to any act of religious worship to which the person might be called at that time. Both are good; but the former is the greater good, and should be done in preference to the other.
Go ye and learn - צא ולמד (tse velimmed), a form of speech in frequent use among the rabbins, when they referred to any fact or example in the Sacred Writings. Nothing tends more to humble pretenders to devotion than to show them that they understand neither Scripture nor religion, when, relying on external performances, they neglect love to God and man, which is the very soul and substance of true religion. True holiness has ever consisted in faith working by love.
I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners - Most of the common editions add, εις μετανοιαν , unto repentance; but this is omitted in the Codex Vatic. and Bezae, sixteen others, both the Syriac, both the Persic, Ethiop. Armen. Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, all the Itala except three, the Vulgate, Clemens Roman, Origen, Basil, Jerome, Augustin, Ambrose, and Barnabas. The omission is approved by Mill and Bengel. Griesbach leaves it out of the text.
Verse 14
Thy disciples fast not? - Probably meaning that they did not fast so frequently as the others did, or for the same purposes, which is very likely, for the Pharisees had many superstitious fasts. They fasted in order to have lucky dreams, to obtain the interpretation of a dream, or to avert the evil import of a dream. They also fasted often, in order to obtain the things they wished for. The tract, Taanith is full of these fasts, and of the wonders performed thus by the Jewish doctors.
Verse 15
Can the children of the bride-chamber - Νυμφωνος . Or, νυμφιου , bridegroom, as the Cod. Bezae and several versions have it. These persons were the companions of the bridegroom, who accompanied him to the house of his father-in-law when he went to bring the bride to his own home. The marriage-feast among the Jews lasted seven days; but the new married woman was considered to be a bride for thirty days. Marriage feasts were times of extraordinary festivity, and even of riot, among several people of the east.
When the bridegroom shall be taken from them, etc. - There was one annual fast observed in the primitive Church, called by our ancestors the spring fast, and, by us, Lent; by the Greeks τεσσερακοϚη , and by the Latins, Quadrigessima. This fast is pretended to be kept by many, in the present day, in commemoration of our Lord's forty days' fast in the wilderness; but it does not appear that, in the purest ages of the primitive Church, genuine Christians ever pretended that their quadrigessimal fast was kept for the above purpose. Their fast was kept merely to commemorate the time during which Jesus Christ lay under the power of death, which was about Forty Hours; and it was in this sense they understood the words of this text: the days will come, etc. With them, the bridegroom meant Christ: the time in which he was taken away, his crucifixion, death, and the time he lay in the grave. Suppose him dying about twelve o'clock on what is called Friday, and that he rose about four on the morning of his own day, (St. John says, Early, while it was yet dark, Matthew 20:1), the interim makes forty hours, which was the true primitive Lent, or quadrigessimal fast. It is true that many in the primitive Church were not agreed on this subject, as Socrates, in his Church History, book v. chap. 22, says, "Some thought they should fast one day; others two; others more." Different Churches also were divided concerning the length of the time, some keeping it three, others five, and others seven weeks; and the historian himself is puzzled to know why they all agreed in calling these fasts, differing so much in their duration, by the name of Quadrigessima, or forty days' fast: the plain obvious reason appears to me to have been simply this: They put Days in the place of Hours; and this absurdity continues in some Christian Churches to the present day. For more on fasting, see Matthew 6:16.
Verse 16
No man putteth a piece of new cloth - Ουδεις δε επιβαλλει επιβλημα ρακους αγναφου επι ιματιω παλαιω . No man putteth a patch of unscoured cloth upon an old garment. This is the most literal translation I can give of this verse, to convey its meaning to those who cannot consult the original. Ρακος αγναφον is that cloth which has not been scoured, or which has not passed under the hand of the fuller, who is called γναφευς in Greek: and επιβλημα signifies a piece put on, or what we commonly term a patch.
It - taketh from the garment - Instead of closing up the rent, it makes a larger, by tearing away with it the whole breadth of the cloth over which it was laid; αιρει γαρ το πληρωμα αυτου - it taketh its fullness or whole breadth from the garment; this I am persuaded is the meaning of the original, well expressed by the Latin, or Itala of the C. Bezae, Tollit enim plenitudo ejus de vestimento. "It takes away its fullness from the garment."
Verse 17
New wine into old bottles - It is still the custom, in the eastern countries, to make their bottles of goat skins: if these happened to be old, and new wine were put into them, the violence of the fermentation must necessarily burst them; and therefore newly made bottles were employed for the purpose of putting that wine in which had not yet gone through its state of fermentation. The institutes of Christ, and those of the Pharisees, could never be brought to accord: an attempt to combine the two systems would be as absurd as it would be destructive. The old covenant made way for the new, which was its completion and its end; but with that old covenant the new cannot be incorporated.
Verse 18
A certain ruler - There were two officers in the synagogue, חזן הכנסת (chazan ha) -(ceneseth), the bishop or overseer of the congregation; and ראש הכנסת (rosh ha) -(ceneseth), the head or ruler of the congregation. The (chazan) takes the book of the Law, and gives it to the (rosh), or ruler; and he appoints who shall read the different sections, etc. Jairus, who is the person intended here, was, in this latter sense, the ruler or governor of one of the synagogues, probably at Capernaum. See Mark 5:22; Luke 8:41.
My daughter is even now dead - Or, my daughter was just now dying; αρτι ετελευτησεν , or, is by this time dead: i.e. as Mr. Wakefield properly observes, She was so ill when I left home that she must be dead by this time. This turn of the expression reconciles the account given here with that in Mark and Luke. Michaelis conjectures that, in the Hebrew original, the words must have stood thus, עתה מתה (atah matah), which, without the points, may signify either, She is dead, or She is dying.
First, A man should place himself in the presence of God - he came unto him.
Secondly, He should humble himself sincerely before God - he fell down before him - at his feet. Mark 5:22.
Fourthly, he should have unbounded confidence in the power and goodness of Christ that his request shall be granted - put thy hand upon her, and she shall live.
He who comes in this way to God, for salvation, is sure to be heard. Imposition of hands was a rite anciently used by the servants of God, through which heavenly influences were conveyed to the bodies and souls of men. This rite is still used in certain Churches; but, as there is no Holy Ghost communicated by it, some suppose it may be as well omitted. But why is this? Is it not because there is an unfaithfulness in the person who lays on hands, or an unfitness in him on whom they are laid? Let the rite be restored to its primitive simplicity, and God will own it as he formerly did. But, however this may be, where is the man or number of men who have authority to abrogate a rite of God's own appointment? In the appointment of men to the sacred ministry it should never be omitted: even in these degenerate days, it may still serve as a sign of the necessity of the gifts and graces of that Holy Spirit without which no man can fulfill the work of the ministry, or be the instrument of saving the souls of them that hear him. When the inventions of men are put in the place of the ordinances of God, the true Church of Christ is in great danger.
Verse 19
Jesus arose, and followed him - Our blessed Lord could have acted as well at a distance as present; but he goes to the place, to teach his ministers not to spare either their steps or their pains when the salvation of a soul is in question. Let them not think it sufficient to pray for the sick in their closets; but let them go to their bed-sides, that they may instruct and comfort them. He can have little unction in private, who does not also give himself up to public duties.
Verse 20
A woman which was diseased with an issue of blood - Γυνη αἱμοῤῥουσα . Mulier sanguinis profluvio laborans. Significatur hoc loco, fluxus muliebris, in Sanis, menstruus; in Hac perpetuus. It would be easy to explain the nature and properties of the disease here mentioned; but, when it is said that prudence forbids it, the intimation itself may be thought sufficiently explanatory of the disorder in question. There are some remarkable circumstances relative to this case mentioned by St. Mark, Mark 5:25, etc., which shall be properly noticed in the notes on that place.
The hem of his garment - The ציצית (tsitsith), or fringes, which the Jews were commanded to wear on their garments. See Numbers 15:38, and the note there.
Verse 21
She said within herself, If I may but touch his garment - Her disorder was of that delicate nature that modesty forbade her to make any public acknowledgment of it; and therefore she endeavored to transact the whole business in private. Besides, the touch of such a person was by the law reputed unclean. By faith in Christ Jesus, little things are often rendered efficacious to our salvation. What more simple than a morsel of bread, and a few drops of wine, in the Lord's Supper! And yet, they who receive them by faith in the sacrifice they represent, are made partakers of the blessings purchased by the crucified body and spilled blood of the Lord Jesus!
Verse 22
Daughter, be of good comfort - Θαρσει θυγατερ , Take courage, daughter. See on Matthew 9:2 (note). The reason of this kind speech was - Jesus, finding that virtue had proceeded from him; made inquiry who had touched him. The woman, finding that she could not be hid, came fearing and trembling, (Mark 5:33), and confessed the truth: to dispel these fears and to comfort her mind, Jesus said, Daughter, take courage.
Thy faith hath made thee whole - Η πιστις σου σεσωκε σε , This thy faith hath saved thee: i.e. thy faith in my power has interested that power in thy behalf, so that thou art saved from thy disorder, and from all its consequences. See on Luke 8:46 (note).
Verse 23
Saw the minstrels and the people making a noise - Αυλητας , pipers; Anglo-Saxon the whistlers; Gothic, (haurngans haurngandans), the horn-blowers blowing with their horns. Nearly the same as the (pipublasara), pipe-blowers of the Islandic: for among all those nations funeral lamentations accompanied with such rude instruments, were made at the death of relatives. That pipes were in use among the Jews, in times of calamity or death, is evident from Jeremiah 48:36. And among the Greeks, and Romans, as well as among the Jews, persons were hired on purpose to follow the funeral processions with lamentations. See Jeremiah 9:17-21; Amos 5:16. Even the poorest among the Jews were required to have two pipers, and one mourning woman. At these funeral solemnities it was usual with them to drink considerably; even ten cups of wine each, where it could be got. See Lightfoot. This custom is observed among the native Irish to this day, in what is called their Caoinan. The body of the deceased, dressed in grave-clothes and ornamented with flowers, is placed in some eminent place; the relations and caoiners range themselves in two divisions, one at the head and the other at the feet of the corpse. Anciently, where the deceased was a great personage, the bards and croteries prepared the caoinan. The chief bard of the head chorus began by singing the first stanza in a low doleful tone; which was softly accompanied by the harp. At the conclusion, the foot semichorus began the lamentation, or Ullaloo, from the final note of the preceding stanza, in which they were answered by the head semichorus; then both united in one general chorus.
Verse 24
The maid is not dead, but sleepeth - That is, she is not dead so as to continue under the power of death; but shall be raised from it as a, person is from natural sleep.
They laughed him to scorn - Κατεγελων αυτον , they ridiculed him; from κατα , intensive, and γελαω , I laugh: - they grinned a ghastly smile, expressive of the contempt they felt for his person and knowledge. People of the world generally ridicule those truths which they neither comprehend nor love, and deride those who publish them; but a faithful minister of God, (copying the example of Christ), keeps on his way, and does the work of his Lord and Master.
Verse 25
He - took her by the hand, and the maid arose - The fountain of life thus communicating its vital energy to the dead body. Where death has already taken place, no power but that of the great God can restore to life; in such a case, vain is the help of man. So the soul that is dead in trespasses and sins - that is, sentenced to death because of transgression - and is thus dead in law, can only be restored to spiritual life by the mighty power of the Lord Jesus; because He alone has made the atonement, and He alone can pardon transgression. If the spiritually dead person be utterly unconcerned about the state and fate of his soul, let a converted relative either bring him to Christ by leading him to hear the unadulterated Gospel of the kingdom; or bring Christ to him by fervent, faithful, and persevering prayer.
Verse 26
And the fame hereof went abroad - In this business Jesus himself scarcely appears, but the work effected by his sovereign power is fully manifested; to teach us that it is the business of a successful preacher of the Gospel to conceal himself as much as possible, that God alone may have the glory of his own grace. This is a proper miracle, and a full exemplification of the unlimited power of Christ.
Verse 27
Son of David - This was the same as if they had called him Messiah. Two things here are worthy of remark:
1st. That it was a generally received opinion at this time in Judea, that the Messiah should be son of David. (John 7:42).
2dly. That Jesus Christ was generally and incontestably acknowledged as coming from this stock. Matthew 12:23.
Have mercy on us - That man has already a measure of heavenly light who knows that he has no merit; that his cry should be a cry for mercy; that he must be fervent, and that in praying he must follow Jesus Christ as the true Messiah, the son of David, expected from heaven.
Verse 28
When he was come unto the house - That is, the house of Peter at Capernaum, where he ordinarily lodged.
Believe ye that I am able to do this? - Without faith Jesus does nothing to men's souls now, no more than he did to their bodies in the days of his flesh.
They said unto him, Yea, Lord - Under a sense of our spiritual blindness we should have,
1st. A lively faith in the almighty grace of Christ.
2dly. A fervent, incessant cry for the communication of this grace.
3dly. A proper view of his incarnation, because it is through his union with our nature, and by his sufferings and death, we are to expect salvation.
Verse 29
According to your faith - See on Matthew 8:13 (note).
Verse 30
Straitly charged them - He charged them severely, from ενεβριμησατο , from εν , and βριμαομαι , to roar or storm with anger; he charged them, on pain of his displeasure, not to make it as yet public. See the reasons, Matthew 8:4.
Verse 31
But they - spread abroad his fame - They should have held their peace; for to obey is better than sacrifice, 1 Samuel 15:22; but man must always be wiser than God, however, it may be profitable to remark,
1st. That honor pursues those who fly from it.
2dly. He who is thoroughly sensible of God's mercy cannot long contain his acknowledgments.
3dly. That God in general requires that what a man has received, for his own salvation, shall become subservient to that of others - Let your light so shine, etc.
God chooses to help man by man, that all may be firmly knit together in brotherly love.
Verse 32
A dumb man possessed with a devil - Some demons rendered the persons they possessed paralytic, some blind, others dumb, etc. It was the interest of Satan to hide his influences under the appearance of natural disorders. A man who does not acknowledge his sin to God, who prays not for salvation, who returns no praises for the mercies he is continually receiving, may well be said to be possessed with a dumb demon.
Verse 33
And when the devil was cast out, the dumb spake - The very miracle which was now wrought was to be the demonstrative proof of the Messiah's being manifested in the flesh. See Isaiah 35:5, Isaiah 35:6.
It was never so seen in Israel - The greatest of the prophets has never been able to do such miracles as these. This was the remark of the people; and thus we find that the poor and the simple were more ready to acknowledge the hand of God than the rich and the learned. Many miracles had been wrought in the course of this one day, and this excited their surprise.
Verse 34
He casteth out devils through the prince of the devils - This verse is wanting in both the Greek and Latin of the C. Bezae, in another copy of the Itala, and in Hilary and Juvencus. But see on Matthew 12:24 (note).
Verse 35
Jesus went about all the cities and villages - Of Galilee. See on Matthew 4:23, Matthew 4:24 (note). A real minister of Jesus Christ, after his example, is neither detained in one place by a comfortable provision made by some, nor discouraged from pursuing his work by the calumny and persecution of others. It is proper to remark, that, wherever Christ comes, the proofs of his presence evidently appear: he works none but salutary and beneficial miracles, because his ministry is a ministry of salvation.
Among the people - Εν τω λαω . This clause is omitted by about fifty MSS., several of them of the first antiquity and authority; by the Complutensian, and by Bengel; by both the Syriac, both the Arabic, both the Persic; the Ethiopic, Gothic, Saxon, and all the Itala, except four. Griesbach has left it out of the text.
Verse 36
Moved with compassion - Εσπλαγχνισθη , from σπλαγχνον, a bowel. The Jews esteemed the bowels to be the seat of sympathy and the tender passions, and so applied the organ to the sense.
They fainted - Instead of εκλελυμενοι , fainted, all the best MSS., versions, and fathers, read εσκυλμενοι , grieved and melancholy. Kypke says σκυλλειν properly signifies, to pluck off the hair, as persons do in extreme sorrow or distress. The margin says, They were tired and lay down.
And were scattered abroad - Ερριμμενοι , thrown down, or, all along. They were utterly neglected as to the interests of their souls, and rejected by the proud and disdained Pharisees. This people ( οχλος , this mob) that knoweth not the law, is accursed, John 7:49. Thus those execrable men spoke of the souls that God had made, and of whom they should have been the instructors.
Verse 37
The harvest - The souls who are ready to receive the truth are very numerous; but the laborers are few. There are multitudes of scribes, Pharisees, and priests, of reverend and right reverend men; but there are few that work. Jesus wishes for laborers, not gentlemen, who are either idle drones, or slaves to pleasure and sin, and nati consumere fruges. "Born to consume the produce of the soil."
Verse 38
That he will send forth laborers - Οπως εκβαλλη εργατας , that he would thrust forth laborers. Those who are fittest for the work are generally most backward to the employment. The man who is forward to become a preacher knows little of God, of human nature, or of his own heart. It is, God's province to thrust out such preachers as shall labor; and it is our duty to entreat him to do so. A minister of Christ is represented as a day-laborer: he comes into the harvest, not to become lord of it, not to live on the labor of others, but to work, and to labor his day. Though the work may be very severe, yet, to use a familiar expression, there is good wages in the harvest-home; and the day, though hot, is but a short one.
1.The person neither eats nor drinks for a day and night. This fast is indispensable, and occurs twenty-nine times in the year.
2.The person fasts during the day, and eats at night.
12.Lasts a week. First day he eats milk; second, milk-curds; third, ghee, i.e. clarified butter; fourth, cow's urine; fifth, cow's dung; sixth, water; seventh, nothing.
During every kind of fast, the person sleeps on the ground, plays at no game, has no connection with women, neither shaves nor anoints himself, and bestows alms each day. - Ayeen Akbery, vol. iii. p. 247-250. How much more simple and effectual is the way of salvation taught in the Bible! But, because it is true, it is not credited by fallen man.
1.The refraining from every kind of nourishment or carnal indulgence.
2.The restraining the various members from every thing which might excite sinful or corrupt desires.
3.The abstracting the mind wholly from worldly cares, and fixing it exclusively upon God.
Their great annual fast is kept on the month Ramzan, or Ramadhan, beginning at the first new moon, and continuing until the appearance of the next; during which, it is required to abstain from every kind of nourishment from day-break till after sun-set of each day. From this observance none are excused but the sick, the aged, and children. This is properly the Mohammedan Lent. See Hedayah, prel. Dis. p. LV. LVI.
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Timeout with Jon Contino
Timeouts are lightning-quick interviews. Five questions to help you get to know the players holding court at Dribbble. Many thanks to Jon for being today's interviewee.
Who are you? Let us know where you hail from and what you do.
My name is Jon Contino (Dribbble) and I'm currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. I grew up only about 20 minutes east of here on the south shore of Long Island, so I am 100% born and bred New Yorker. These days it seems I do a bit of everything, but currently I'm a freelance illustrator, designer, and brand consultant, and I also co-founded and creative direct the menswear brand CXXVI Clothing Co. Oh yeah, and you might also know me for my lettering work.
What are you working on?
I'm always in the middle of working on and launching lines for my brand CXXVI. Fall/Winter 2011 just launched and Spring/Summer 2012 is just around the corner. Aside from that, I'm wrapping up a few illustrations for Rachael Ray's magazine, some branding for a new line of beer, and what seems like a hundred designs for various apparel lines.
Choose a favorite shot of yours. Tell us why it's a favorite.
I had a tough time deciding between two shots and it turns out they're both named "Freedom," but as a shot, I think this one is my favorite.
For some reason, the way it's encapsulated in that 400x300 pixel box just makes me really happy. It's one of the few that I feel could live on its own as an actual final piece of work.
Tell us about your setup. What tools did you use to create the shot(s)? (e.g. hardware, software, pens, paper, blowtorch, etc.)
My setup is pretty basic. An HB pencil, a few Micron pens of varying widths, a kneaded eraser, a mechanical eraser, a stack of the cheapest available printer paper, a basic wooden ruler with metal edge, a Canon scanner, a 27" iMac, and of course Photoshop and Illustrator. There's probably a sandwich and some iced tea thrown in around there somewhere as well.
I also built myself a desk out of a great piece of butcher block and it's quickly become my absolute favorite surface to draw on. Besides that I have a few rogue items that make their way into my work sometimes, like nibbed pens, india ink, and a Dremel engraver.
Choose a favorite shot from another player. Tell us why you dig it.
Even though I disputed him on the name (I thought it should be Horrorble), this shot from Richard Perez is too awesome to ignore. The lettering and the halftones give a great overall vibe and I love how simply it sits on the black background.


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Watching Conan the Destroyer pretending it's Game of Thrones.
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Let us toast to animal pleasures, to escapism, to rain on the roof and instant coffee, to unemployment insurance and library cards, to absinthe and good-hearted landlords, to music and warm bodies and contraceptives… and to the 'good life,' whatever it is and wherever it happens to be.
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Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream
- TOTAL TIME: 40 MIN plus freezing
- SERVINGS: makes about 1 quart
- 2 cups whole milk
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup ground Vietnamese coffee
- Pinch of salt
- 6 large egg yolks
- In a medium saucepan, combine the whole milk, condensed milk, ground coffee and salt and bring to a simmer. Remove from the heat and let stand for 20 minutes. Strain through a fine sieve lined with several layers of moistened cheesecloth.
- Return the steeped milk to the saucepan and bring to a simmer. In a bowl, whisk the egg yolks until slightly pale. Gradually whisk in the hot milk; refrigerate until cold. Freeze the custard in an ice cream maker. Transfer the ice cream to a container and freeze until firm enough to scoop.
Serve With Vietnamese Profiteroles with Coffee Ice Cream.
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I can't wait for February 27th!
uhh…has nobody noticed that Chris Nolan was snubbed…again!!! WTF?!!!
Matt Damon should have won a nomination for True Grit… but Christian Bale deserves the Oscar.
I was just about to say that, Jon. Inception gets Best Picture and Adapted Screenplay nominations…but NOLAN GETS SNUBBED FOR DIRECTOR NOMINATION??? Wow.
I meant Orig Screenplay, sorry
Hmmm I'm suprised that Andrew Garfield was snubbed for the Social Network. I thought John Hawkes was good in Winter's Bone but I would have swapped him out for Garfield
To be honest, Inception was a massive let down for me though. Not as clever or impressive as it would like to think it is.
Christian Bale for best supporting actor I think.
When are the other categories announced, ie costume makeup, editing etc?
Other sources say that the fifth Best Actor nominee is Robert Duvall for GET LOW, not Javier Bardem.
What a great day for Colin Firth whose brilliant performance has created a new awareness of stuttering and how debilitating it can be. http://www.stutteringhelp.org
horrible year for movies. there weren't 10 good films all year so the best picture catagory is a streach. Why didn't the girl from "True Grit" get a best actress nom. She was in every scene and narrated the picture so supporting actress is crap.
The Town not nominated? wow, that's a great movie and Ben Affleck's performance was really good, Takers is a joke comparing with The Town.
That song from Carrie Underwood rightly should have been left off of the nomination list. It wasn't all that great a song. Plus, it didn't fit the movie when the credits rolled. It was a bit out of place.
pissed that The Town was left out especially because Winters Bone, True Grit, and The Kids are All Right were very overrated
Nolan shut out AGAIN in the directing category? COME ON. He has directed the two most commercially successful, highly intelligent and skillful films of the 21st century, and hasn't been recognized for either. REALLY?!?
I'm not surprised that Mila Kunis was snubbed for Best Supporting Actress; they set it up so that Hailee Steinfeld would be nominated. I'm hoping that Colin Firth, Natalie Portman, Helena Bonham Carter, and Christian Bale/Geoffrey Rush take home Oscars. I also think it would be absolutely adorable if Toy Story 3 won best picture!
Not surprised Matt Damon was overlooked again, he's the most under rated actor in the business, just like Paul Newman was in his day.
Am I wrong in thinking The Town really deserved more recognition than this? But Jeremy Renner is absolutely amazing and I hope he gets it.
The oscars are such a joke. They're not what they used to be back in the heyday when quality movies were made. II can't blame them too much though because it seems like movies have also gone down the toilet.
Im so upset Mila Kunis and Andrew Garfield weren't nominated…
where is I AM LOVE for best foreign language film? Not to mention the incredible performance from the star Tilda Swinton.
Where's Ryan Gosling for BLUE VALENTINE.
Other snubs: Mila Kunis and Barbara Hershey, Michael Douglas
"The King's Speech", Colin Firth, and Geoffery Rush all the way!
left out paul giamatti for barny's version..excellent
I hope that Christian Bale, 'The Fighter' wins this category. I personally believe he performed outstandingly well in this role. He was awesome!!!
i was really hoping that Halle Berry would get nominated for 'Frankie and Alice' she was outstanding in that.
The King's Speech has brought awareness of stuttering to the forefront. Congrats to all nominated! Go to http://www.stutteringhelp.org for more on the movie.
I saw both The Town and True Grit. True Grit is a good movie but succeeds mostly because of the quaint language of the characters, not because of exceptional acting (with the exception of Hailee Steinfeld). The Town, on the other hand, grabbed me from the start and never let go. The plot is intricate and the acting exceptional.
i was really hoping that Halle Berry would get nominated for 'Frankie and Alice' she was amazing in that.
All these award shows are are one big commercial for each movie or show. It's one big commercial for each actor, writer, producer and director. Such a sham! You call it entertaining? I call it B – O – R – I – N – G!!! It's what is WRONG with this world. Every now and then an inspirational movie comes out or a tv show does something amazing, but for the most part 90% of this crap is just that — CRAP!!! Am just fed up to here with all the Hollywood lovefest drivel and plan on boycotting it all. It's a politically correct establishment that rewards gay movies and violent tv shows, but completely snubs amazing movies, such as "The Passion of the Christ"! I will not support an industry that is filled with many hateful, mean-spirited and unintelligent people!
this year the oscars suck. but i hope James Franco gets it!!
Yes, bummed about Ryan Gosling and Mila Kunis being left out… Also disappointed about The Town. My husband and I really enjoyed that movie and he really represented the area in an authentic way. I thought Ben Affleck deserved some recognition. Glad to see Jeremy Renner up there, though. I may be a little biased because Ben's a hometown boy…
I think Andrew Garfield was great!
Please don't give the oscar t to a movie like the King's Speech!
It is so boring… That is a movie for old folks… Equals boring
Here is some advise:
OSCAR be more creative…!!!!!!!
How could Ryan Gosling not be nominated for Blue Valentine? He was amazing. He reminded me of Jeff Bridges at his best–so natural it feels like the role IS him.
(I also thought it should have been nominated for Best Picture.)
Not planning on watching it. Same old, same old…….liberal, conservative-bashing, hateful, mean-spirited rhetoric from unintelligent people that are trying to force their lifestyles down other people's throats. Don't wanna hear these celebuhaters promote eachother and their violent films. It's Hollywood's fault for all the shooting rampages that have been going on lately. They use violence in most of their films and most of their tv shows. How many crappy murder investigation films and shows do you need? Enough blood lust already. What the hell is wrong with the country that some people pay for this disgusting vile? Who wants this crap in their heads? And am sick and tired of yet another gay movie up for nomination. Just another thing Hollywood wants to shove down the throats of people. Who the hell cares about your gay lifestyle? I'm not gonna be influenced by your attempt to desensitize the American public. Most people aren't gay and they don't want it shoved down their throats! Get it? Hollywood is selling their souls for money. Sad, sad…..
glad hp was nominated for something. the screenplay really did do the book justice.
I can't wait for February 27th so I can sleep through this ridiculous excuse for entertainment. I'd much rather play scrabble or read a book then sit through this narcissistic show with all these narcissistic people. The only actor that I have any respect for there is Colin Firth. I know he'll win, and he truly deserves it. Other than him, I can't stand watching the rest of them! I'll just have to hear about it all the next day which is good enough for me.
I can't believe Nolan didn't get best Director nom! Also, what about Leo in Shutter Island. I feel that True Grit and Social Network are both overrated.
i knew natalie portman and colin firth will be nominated and im sure they will grab the oscar and i think social network deserve an oscar
The oscars are getting lower and lower every time….
It is not so excited anymore
Maybe the surprise is James Franco… But the other are the usual suspects.
They left out my. Favorites
Way to go !!!!
Social network for best sound? Don't think so…my wife and I could not understand half the dialog..
In the second paragraph, I believe the article meant KING GEORGE VI, (1936-1952) not George IV (1820-1830).
the town was overlooked and so was leo and matt d.
oscar i am going to stop watching
@Jen- Your conservatives (i.e. Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, etc) are the reason that people were gunned down in Arizona. So maybe you should look a little closer to home and stop blaming Hollywood. I would also like to know when exactly did anyone turn gay by watching a movie. I think you should get your head out of the sand we live in a diverse global society. Your small town middle america thinking is outdated and ridiculous.
i think its high time leonardo di carprio got an Oscar….the guy is great, whats the snub for??????
you all are tripping……leornado should be getting the best actor or at least a nomination, whats up with that, the guy is good and hes done pretty great movies…
No Christopher Nolan for director!!!?????? WTF??? Name a better directed film than Inception!! The biggest snub ever!
For your information, Ann, I used to work in the entertainment industry, and still live out here in Hollywood. So, shame on you for judging me without even knowing anything about me. And thanks for assuming that I support Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck when you have no clue who I listen or watch. I can be a conservative and be my own person and listen to my own thoughts! Have you ever thought of that? Maybe that's part of your problem. Maybe you let the Left influence so much that you don't even think with your own head! You and your Left friends blamed Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck for the Arizona shooting and the whole country knows that that was a political mastmind by the Obama Administration to try to destroy and blame the Right. So, the Left is really left looking so stupid and the Left media just proves that they are untrustworthy and not a credible source of information! You lose. We win!!! My head is NOT in the sand, but obviously you don't even use your head to think your own thoughts. You need to have Obama do it for you. Obviously, I know we live in a diverse global society. I am a minority actually. You didn't know that about me, did you? Are you? No, I bet you're just some white liberal thinking that you're smarter than everyone else. Typical, arrogant attitude who thinks that this country needs to transform according to Obama's rules. You can take your ideas and shove them in the sand along with your own head. I hold my head up high because I speak the truth and sometimes the truth is difficult to accept for people that think like you! You and the Left are the reason for all the heated rhetoric going on and all the violence going on lately. You need to look at yourself and stop blaming the wrong people!!!!
Great…a night of depressing movies about depressing people.
Great news for Winter's Bone (best picture and best actress)! But too bad the Academy overlooked both director Debrah Granik and cinematographer Michael McDonough for Winter's Bone. The Social Network, really? For best cinematographer and director, really?
it won't win but "127 Hours" was the best picture made this year. Ruffalo for best supporting? please. Should have given Andrew Garfield from TSN the nod instead. I agree adout Nolan getting snubbed also. The drection of "The Fighter" was nothing special.
"The Social Network" should win Best Adapted Screenplay but is otherwise highly overrated. The 'snub' of the year is Julianne Moore for "The Kids Are All Right". Why she was not nominated at all is a mystery to me.
Best supporting actor… why isn't Andrew Garfield nominated? He was BRILLIANT in The Social Network.
Daft Punk should have been nominated for Best Score for TRON Legacy.
i guess leonardo aint kissing ass…..thumbs up to you leonardo, your the best
The most over-hyped trade show in existence.
Definitely I can not understand how Christian Bale was not nominated as a leading actor! the guy is a beast in acting and was the body and soul of The Fighter! He is the best! Sure He will get the Oscar!
Who cares about the Academy Awards anymore?
It's just too obvious when a "commercially successful" film like TRON: Legacy gets overlooked (only saw it mentioned in one category). It looked and sounded AMAZING (regardless of whether you like the genre).
No VFX for Tron Legacy…absolute joke.
Take my name off the list for people that will be watching this now Hollywood crap.
How could they leave "Waiting for Superman" out of the Best Documentary category? Once again, a "politically incorrect" message gets snubbed. How sad.
Hailee Steinfeld, the true star of "True Grit", gets a supporting actress nod. Annette Benning, who has less screen time in "Kids" than Julianne Moore, get a leading actress nomination. How arbitrary are these categorizations? Steinfeld was phenomenal, but apparently the lead/supporting distinction comes down to individual cache, as opposed to what actually happens in the movie. I have a vague memory of reading a paper that deduced actors' status based on whether they received leading or supporting nominations, controlling for lines/screen time in the movie.
james franco did well in 127 hours.but I think it is really strange to see him as co-host…
The biggest disappointments for me were snubbing Christopher Nolan for his brilliant direction of Inception. (and how could that movie not be nominated for Best Editing.) And Leslie Manville's heartbreaking performance in Another Year (was it because they couldn't decide whether it was Supporting or Lead and split her votes??). Was really rooting for Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake to be nominated for Supporting Actor. And very surprised that Waiting for Superman did not get a Documentary nomination.
Hmmm, not one black actor nominated, not one. Perhaps we need another Precious.
where is BLACK SWAN in Best Screenplay and Best Actor (Portman's ballet director)? This film was the ONLY tour de force of last year with the notable Inception, but Black Swan does not leave you at the theater as Inception does. It will go down as a film classic. Will the Oscars see that? Doubtful, look at who they have picked as MCs. Where is RIcky Gervais when he is so disparately needed?
Biggest snub: Christopher Nolan. Didn't see all the nominated films but I thoroughly enjoyed the ones I did see: "Toy Story3″, for the story arc and the enjoyment of watching it with my kids and their kids; "Inception" for the compelling writing, acting and directing (in a not always easy genre); and "The King's Speech" not only for bringing a true story to life with every element of the film (acting, writing, directing, et al) but also because one of my early childhood (4 yrs old) memories was of my Mom telling me that the King in England had died and that his daughter, Elizabeth would be the Queen. She's quite the Anglophile, my Mom (for a little Italian lady), and I guess that sentiment rubbed off a bit on me. So, I'm rooting for "The King's Speech" because I've known that "history" pretty much all my life.
does anyone other than the media hypes really care about this?
What is it with True Grit? Awful. Horrible. Boring. I walked out ready to slash my wrists after spending money on that movie. THe Academy has a love affair with the Coen Brothers and while they have made some fabulous films over the years True Grit was not one of them. I actually went online afterwards to see if it was meant to be a comedy instead of a drama. It was a bad comedy but a much worse drama. There was no drama. Jeff Bridges did well but the rest of the team was laughable. The next day I saw the Fighter and was amazed at the difference in quality. Truly phenomenal acting, direction, writing. Ditto the Kings Speech. These movies deserve nominations. Brothers Coen – keep your westerns a bit twisted….they turn out much better.
Why would you even mention the lack of Afr. Amer. or Asian nominees. Have't we passed thta position yet?
I don't understand why 'The Kids Are All Right' is nominated for anything. There were definitly better movies and better actors (male/female). It if wins anything, it is a joke.
Well, the WSJ mentions the fact that no blacks or Asians were chosen so why can't I? Besides, this is America and I can say what the fu@k I want to on this board. Peace
so christopher nolan wasn't nominated that really sucks!
I felt that Blue Valentine was snubbed this year
@jen- Really?! a political mastermind by the Obama administration? They aren't that clever trust me.
I never said you lived in Middle America just that you have the small-minded ness that is stereotypical of someone who does. Your assumptions about me could not be further from the mark! I am a registered REPUBLICAN for your information! I do not support Obama. I absolutely think that a person can be a freethinking conservative. I am one! Your anti-gay, anti-Hollywood, blame the liberals comments are so "Tea Party" and Glenn Beck-esque it is rather odd that you say you don't like him.
SP and GB go on TV and the internet and call for people to be shot (In the cross hairs) and somehow you are blaming Obama and the liberals. Is it a religious thing? You are spouting all the redoric of a extreme right winged puppet, yet you claim to be otherwise. I really don't understand where you are coming from.
"The Towm" was "snubbed" for best pic? It was laughably bad.
where is best art direction?
Mila Kunis a 'co-star'? What picture did you see?
In a similar manner to "The Hurt Locker", "Winter's Bone" was a great example of film story telling. I hope it does well.
I pretty much agree with the nominations this year, except that there aren't 10 films of this caliber, so I agree that the Academy is stretching things.
I would vote for True Grit, except for uneasiness at the precedent of awarding an Oscar to a re-make. This is hardly a direction the viewing public wants Hollywood to continue in. But it is the best film.
Town wasn't snubbed, IMHO. It was too predictable from start to finish. And as a former resident of the town, I don't see my old neighborhood in this movie — not that that has anything to do with quality. Great acting though.
Hollywood has been dying to give an Oscar to Annette Bening, so I wish they would get it over with — but not this year. She wasn't even the lead in Kids. And frankly it bothered me that they had to use two straight women in these roles black-face style. At some point in the future I suspect that this choice will be seen as the insult it is.
I do wish people here would keep their political opinions to themselves. And if you despise the Oscars, what are you even doing here? Dull as dishwater.
Every year I make out my own 'top 10′ list. As usual my picks do not match the Academy picks. Here are my own top three; two of which were snubbed in the nominations:
1. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (In Swedish and snubbed)
2. The King's Speech (a myriad of nominations)
3. Secretariat (a delightful true story and delightfully snubbed)
How did Chris Nolan not get a nod for best director?
I hope very much that she wins. it was a difficult subject that required an enormous physical effort as well as acting skill. Ballet is a sublime expression and she made the real-deal effort.
The Academy gets worse every year. True Grit – come on. It's a remake anyone can do a remake. It's like copying on test when you were in school, yeah you get the right answers but it means nothing. Again they picked the most Boring Melodramatic Films.
im hoping that james franco will win,i thnk his brilliant!
Christian Bale for Best Supporting Actor and Natalie Portman for Best Actress ^^,
Another show I won't have to waste my time on. Come on Country Strong as best song over There's a Place for US>
Christian Bale and Natalie Portman for the win!
NATALE PORTMAN, WHAT AN INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE AND TO THINK SHE STARTED HER TRAINING FOR THE MOVIE AN ENTIRE YEAR BEFORE THE MOVIE BEGAN. I THOUGHT SHE WAS GRAND WHEN SHE DID THE PROFESSIONAL AND AT SUCH AYOUNG AGE,,,,,,SHE WAS INCREDIBLE THEN AND SHE IS INCREDIBLE IN BLACK SWAN, I AM A LITTLE PREJUDICED BECAUSE AT 11 I WAS IN SWAN LAKE THOUGH I NEVER WENT ON TO A CAREER IN THE BALLET, ALSO I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE MARGOT FONTEYN AT 50 BE THE SWAN IN SWAN LAKE IN SAN FRANCISCO AND THEN I GOT TO SEE RUDOLPH NUREYEV AT LINCOLN CENTER IN SWAN LAKE………….THEY ALWAYS SAID OF HIM WHEN HE JUMPED HE JUST REMAINED IN THE AIR THAT FRACTION OF A SECOND THAT NO ONE ELSE EVER DID OR THOUGHT THEY COULD……………………..IF NATALIE DOESN'T WIN IT WOULD BE JEALOUS PEOPLE THINKING WELL SHE GOT ALL THOSE OTHER AWARDS……………………BUT SHE SO DESERVES IT……….WHAT A ROLE AND WHAT A PERFORMANCE……….MILA WAS GRAND TOO, SORRY SHE WAS OVERLOOKED FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS……BUT SHE HASN'T BEEN AROUND LIKE NATALIE AND BEING SUCH A TALENT I KNOW HER TIME WILL COME……………..TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN……………..TWO INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCES……..AND THANK YOU TO BABARA HERSEY FOR TAKING THAT SMALL ROLE OF THE MOTHER, SOME FAMOUS ACTORS JUST WON'T TAKE A SMALL PART BUT SHE WAS AMAZING AND SO IMPORTANT TO THE PICTURE, EVEN FOR THE SHORT TIME WE GOT TO SEE HER ON SCREEN……..I KNOW I WILL BE WATCHING THIS MOVIE OVER AND OVER, IT BRINGS MY HEART SUCH JOY TO SEE THE BEAUTY OF THE BALLET AND THE BALANCE OF THE C HOREOGRAPHER, THE DANCERS AND THE DANCERS LIFE WHICH REALLY IS BALLET, BALLET, BALLET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I i LOVE EVERYONE INVOLVED IN MAKING THIS PICTURE AND GETTING IT OUT THERE TO AN AUDIENCE WHO MIGHT NEVER HAVE SEEN A BALLET………..IT'S AN ART FORM WE NEVER WANT TO LOSE!!!!!!!!
Natalie Portman should stick to roles like Queen Amidala in Star Wars.
Chris Nolan, Matt Reeves, and Chloe Moretz being left off of this list is all the reason I need not to watch. The same 5 films dominating most of the categories, and Let Me In was better than all but 2 of them (Inception, The Social Network) and doesn't get a single nod. Snoozfest, hey OSCARS you MISSED 3 of the best of the year! BORING.
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John Wayne movis should never be cropyed by anyone all they are doing is trying to make money off some one else because they can not act themself.Jeff Bridges you are not the Duke.
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